the last of the C cab Mack trucks, a 1939 model FG with a Quick Way crane

It was impossible to take a better photo of this huge truck in the building. The damn back lighting from the windows is frustrating too.. and all the clutter. But hell, it's still worth looking at the photo to get a glimpse of such an old workhorse.

I can't fit in much at close quarters

One of many impressive and cool rare old trucks at the Motor Transport museum in Campo, between Arizona and San Diego on the interstate 8

Postal Delivery from rail road cars

Nancy and Dennis looked at the recent mailcar post http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2013/01/way-back-when-us-post-office-was.html and commented about this very action you see above you,

 the mail was transferred when the train did not stop in a town.

when the train came through it would leave a bag on the first one and pick the bag off the second one. 

 I vividly recall going with my Grandfather to the train station in Canton, NY in the early 50's: he would hang a mail bag on one of the posts, then the train would come through without slowing down, and BLAM - BLAM! The bag he hung would be gone and another bag would be swinging on the other hook!

Photos from http://www.hagopgaragem.com/

Wall of Death motorcycles that Phil has posted on his Indian Motorcycle focused blog

found in various posts at http://belinfante-indian-motorcycles.blogspot.com/

A sample look at the cool photos Phil posts on his Indian Motorcycle dedicated blog

 Carl's daily rider, and that one wheel trailer is cool!

 Indian factory making the WW2 bikes

Doesn't take front end collisions well, look at the seat!

Above, WW2 in Japan, below, in England. Sidecars sure are different!

all from various posts at http://belinfante-indian-motorcycles.blogspot.com/

a variety of interesting vintage oil cans from Fifties50s.blogspot.com

from various posts, as the oil cans and petroliana are a frequent theme that is posted about on http://fifties50s.blogspot.com

180 plus year old horse carriage of the Indian and British royals was just auctioned

full write up and gallery at http://horsetalk.co.nz/2012/11/17/indian-royal-horse-carriage-auctioned/#.UOIEVuQ0V8E

and since the bulk of todays posts have become Rolls Royce, I stumbled on a cross over... it's one of the Maharajah of Mysore  1911 Silver Ghost Rolls Royce

 realizing that in todays dollar value equivalent, he would be worth around 40 billion dollars, I bet he had a lot of great cars.
photo from http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2168684/Rolls-Royce-sold-1-000-1912-fetches-incredible-5m-auction-rival-bidders-drive-price-sky-high.html

what was dreamed of and designed in aerodynamic vehicles over 90 years ago

A restored early Harley, and Excelsior