Some more classic pictures

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Is that snow INSIDE the car?

 

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Is that snow INSIDE the car?

I sure hope not

 

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[67newport]

Cabana hardtop station wagon… 1958 Plymouth concept

 

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[67newport]

A Kenworth ‘Arctic Transporter Experimental’ or ATX. Designed to safely move oilfield equipment over the fragile Alaska tundra, it had 12 axles driving and torsion bar suspension front and rear.

 

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This town must have had an outstanding driver education program.

 

[MrMoparCHP]

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This town must have had an outstanding driver education program.

There is a new trend promoting the implementation of Reverse Angle Parking like pictured above. One has to assume that with all the cars pointed in the same direction (even the ones further back that are parallel) that it is a one way street. The idea is that you have a clear stall to back into and you can see better when you pull out. I like the idea but with human nature it is probably not good. I'm guessing that back then people were probably better drivers and had more respect.

I have no idea where that is but I would like to know more.


Alan

 

[stubs300]

There is a new trend promoting the implementation of Reverse Angle Parking like pictured above. One has to assume that with all the cars pointed in the same direction (even the ones further back that are parallel) that it is a one way street. The idea is that you have a clear stall to back into and you can see better when you pull out. I like the idea but with human nature it is probably not good. I'm guessing that back then people were probably better drivers and had more respect.
I have no idea where that is but I would like to know more.
Alan

Yeah, kind of like with parallel parking, some dickwad will pull right up on your *** so you can't back in to park, same here. The same Dickwad will pull up and not let you back in, it just goes without saying! I wonder what the "backing accident" rate is in this town?

 

[MrMoparCHP]

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This town must have had an outstanding driver education program.

This is Punda, Curacao in the Caribbean Sea, the stalls are still at the same angle but the flow is the opposite.


Alan

 

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