History Automotive Weirdness

Saw on of these at Hershey a few years back..Soooo cool!

 

I loved the wiener mobile when I was a kid in cali it use to come thru are neighbor hood every now and again and give out whistles to us kids I still have one, lol


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Hey ludd I kind of agree with u the only thing is they keep us entertained who else would do it lol, plus I'm not sure about the asshole thing although I've been called one a time or two and I don't think I am one but probably have been every now and again lolol


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In my weirdest jerry Lewis voice " hey lady where is ur seat belt" lol


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I fail to see the problem lololol


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I know this was pictured early on in this thread but got a kick out of it. My Dad was a Moline dealer when these were new. Somewhere I have the sale brochure for one, MM actually stated in their ads "Plow all week, go to town Saturday night" expecting one to use it as a car! I'm sure you could really get the girl driving one of these. Dad said it had an extra highway gear so you could run normal highway speeds in it. Also had a heater and radio available (see the antenna), things unheard of in a tractor then plus an extra seat. Supposedly one of the locals bought one but apparently cut off the cab and fenders and scrapped them fairly early on since they made it too difficult to see the crop rows.

 

Here's a recent thread which deserves a mention here: Thomas Rocket

 

Thanks for the nudge. I hadn't checked in to the build thread on this yet. This thing makes the Tatra look sort of like a soap box derby car.

 

OK...What is it and what in the hell is that thing on the roof?

 

Heck if I know. It was in an antique airplane museum in Maine. I was there on vacation a few years ago and saw this and had to take a couple of photos. There was no signage on it at all.

 

periscope for backing up.

 

I'm thinking it's a factory installed swamp-cooler A/C unit, considering that the car looks like you'd be riding inside of a foil-wrapped baked potato.

 

the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville is full of stuff like this...
if you are into the micro cars, strange design, and generally cool stuff from ugly to beautiful you should check that place out.

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I fear that is the mount for the blades....Some sort of gyro-copter judging by the yolk sticking out of the floor.

 

Does anyone have any information on this car? I really dig the short wheelbase high clearance style!

 

Doc, I may be wrong but it looks like it might be a Moskvitch.

 

On second thought I'd say the GAZ M73.

 

Mentioned in post 29 above, and identified in post 31.
https://www.google.com/search?q=gaz+m73&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b

 

Studebakerjoe and Ned, thank you very much


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So the Aussies weren't the only ones building Utes.

 

King Midgets, built in my native Athens, Ohio. My brother has a red '67, that was the property of Hemmings at one time.

 

Please forgive the sideways pictures, I am posting from my phone.

 

posted by AVater here:https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/beautiful-might-in-colchester-ct.1115098/

 

Old Altered

 

How about this?

 

That looks like fun.


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Its in the Studebaker museum, was to be a Packard.