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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Charger Steve's annual Pacifc beach car show on Garnet was another success
0 comments Posted by st at 5:51 PMLabels: 1969 Camaro, antenna ball, Crosley, Lincoln, slingshot dragster, Woody, Z28
Sunday, May 29, 2011
three dozen reasons to know you'll like looking through Go Away Garage blogspot
0 comments Posted by st at 7:45 PM
Above a WW2 Crosley 3 wheeler
Gas in the spark plugs... wow, that was a long time ago
I think the above is the supercharged straight eight
not good to see your back wheel pass you by
Stutz Blackhawk at Ormand Beach
Steam powered lawn mowers.... your neighbors would freak out. crew cab model a, custom made


Great old vintage bike stand
They said it's photoshopped, but I don't care
Ner a car
They look like they are bolted to a bar under the bikes, probably a carnival ride


Above is a Willys or Graham I think
I like the van without the headlights, nice custom bodywork look
Private Hawaiian plantation tourist trainride Morgan, very early I bet
I'd never heard before that Oral Roberts (televangelist) had bought a Futurliner... huh
That helmet is terrific
I know I have forgotten what I used to know about the above dragster.
1906 Stanley Steamer set the land speed record for steam powered cars at Ormand Beach, and that 126 mph record still stands. Steam was obsolete so quickly after Stanley and Doble perfected its use in cars, that no one even tried o break their record
Way cool Triumph gas tanks stringed art. I doubt it plays, but it does look incredible



Gyro stabilized car
Vespa in the back of a Citreon 2cv... awesome
see these and a whole lot more at http://goawaygarage.blogspot.com/ but don't look while at work, there is a lot of hardwood floors and tatays
Labels: 3 wheeler, Crosley, dragsters, Futurliner, Harley Davidson, kids, LSR, Model A, one wheel, Scooter, sidecars, steam powered, streamliner, Topper, trailer, unusual
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Old fashioned fuel tankers from the 50's or so... when they had good looking designs
0 comments Posted by st at 2:12 PM
The fairing from the cab that goes to the back of the rear tires is good for aerodynamics, and good for a couple more miles per gallon, but really makes a semi look good
Labels: airplane, Crosley, Fuel Tanker





