in the age of wooden rims, the tires were "clipped" to the rim

Found on http://forums.aaca.org/f143/kelsey-first-rim-clips-1919-dodge-279787.html

The Boeing 40, the lowest bidder in the 1925 Post Office contract for San Fran to Chicago air delivery

When the Post Office asked for bids on the Chicago-San Francisco route in 1927, Boeing won with the lowest bid. In 5 months they had modified a 1925 design and built 25 examples of the plane shown above, the big and rugged 40A. By mid year they had pioneered the first comprehensive air transport service in America. With a 400 hp Pratt and Whitney, the planes cruised at 110 mph while carrying a 1000 lb payload of mail and passengers. Seventy seven were built between 1925 and 1932. Three remain, one each at the Henry Ford Museum, The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago and the sole flying example based at the Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile museum in Hood River, Oregon
Found on http://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2014/01/boeing-40a.html

the '65 Winternats on the ABC Wide World of Sports

Above: Jerry Caudle of Chicago with a furry material all over his helmet... cool funny idea! (number 1093 at http://www.draglist.com/draglist/category.php?CATEGORY%5B0%5D=TOPFUEL&x=dragsters&SORTBY=MPHRANK+DESC%2CTRUEMPH+DESC%2CETRANK+DESC%2CTRUEET&VIEW=Extended&page=35 )



Found on http://bangshift.com/blog/watch-the-opening-four-minutes-of-the-1965-winternationals-coverage-featured-on-wide-world-of-sports-video.html

Taxis saved Paris from surrendering in WW1

By mobilizing the taxis of Paris, 6000 men were transported to the front line, and saved Paris.

Found on http://guiadoestudante.abril.com.br/aventuras-historia/taxis-servico-exercito-frances-primeira-guerra-mundial-735023.shtml

Scotland Yard's historic fleet goes for a parade lap from the police garage to the police driving school

photos taken by Jamie Wiseman for the Daily Mail

Photos found on www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2568501/The-real-Z-Cars-Police-vehicles-Scotland-Yards-historic-fleet-tour-capital-way-new-home.html/?_nospa=true

Dodge, it's history and 100th year anniversary are here... and a family owned dealership, (3rd generation) owner is blogging about it!

found on http://reedbrothersdodgehistory.wordpress.com/

Unusual looking fuselage design of theis Fokker T2

photos from and more information at http://strangernn.livejournal.com/883943.html

Darby pedestrian broadside digger

Steam powered tractor to till the fields, solving the longitudinal stability problem, with rate and depth adjustibility

Found on http://strangernn.livejournal.com/894575.html

a new take on the side of the road people drive on

found on http://twentytwowords.com/

crazy early airplanes

found on http://strangernn.livejournal.com/919460.html#cutid1

Fowler R3 with double long, double wide Botrail

By Australian engineer Frank Botrill, who devised the planks to get the heavy tractor over soft ground

Found on http://strangernn.livejournal.com/908127.html

a ride in the Olympian Hiawatha

Found on http://dd20century.tumblr.com/

the memo from Duntov to Chevy management...

The Peerless Green Dragon, one of the legends of racing

found on http://junkyardwarrior.tumblr.com/

Logging between Horse power and skidders, land trains

Found on  http://t-s-k-b.tumblr.com/ 

Operation snowbound, tractors, dozers and plows... 1948

Found on http://bangshift.com/blog/snowbound-how-the-us-army-and-american-industry-dug-out-several-states-during-the-winter-of-194849-narrated-by-paul-harvey.html

History of the Buick tri shield

Found on http://bangshift.com/blog/badges-we-need-those-stinkin-badges-history-of-the-most-familiar-logos-in-the-automotive-world.html

NY City Street Cleaner, early 1900’s

found on http://greybeard55.tumblr.com/

Cadillac 353 V8 service car operated by Rotorua Motors in New Zealand.

interesting tour bus... I can't recall where I got the photo from though. Greybeard 56 I bet