Part Three

I forget what this is off of, I wish I'd gotten a better shot.


Same with this one.


A car front from a Saxon


They have an entire mock up of an old Texaco station, it's neat but I only got a couple of shots.



A photo that wanted.


An Auburn Motors hubcap


A window


This is just neat.




An interesting award.


Bits of a train.


Not real horses.


A long shot of a train.


Part of a train


More train bits

It's only okay when a skinny white guys says it?

Everyone complained when Sir Mix-A-Lot said that he liked big butts in Baby Got Back, but no one said a thing when Freddie Mercury said the same thing in Fat Bottomed Girls. Why is that?

Part Two

The maker mark on a massive steam engine that once ran a generator for one of Mr. Ford's plants


The other one, right next to the last one


For people who want things with the word Detroit in things


Another chute, just like in the last post.



This is a power generator, which for some reason has this ornate framing.


Now we start on the cars!



An old Chrysler hood ornament


An old Lincoln V-12 hub cap.


The rest of said Lincoln


I can't remember what trhis is.


Don't remember what this is from either.


Just to prove I didn't make up the Hudson for Jack Collier's story...


If you google the Hudson Super Six, you'll find this page which has a car like the one he now owns.

Some other plates.

Part One

Waffle Iron!


And another!


A Bryan Brand Tractor front


I actually don't remember what this is from. I think it's from one of the pumping station mock-ups but I could be wrong.


Part of a big wheel and other things





More stuff I'm not sure what it is. The low light and crappy skills of the photographer hurt these photos.


This is part of a pumpin station.




A chute of some variety.


More stuff



Close-up of those wheels.



A makers mark on a steam engine.


Gads I hate flash


There is a beauty in these machines, or there would be if a crappy photographer didn't take this shot.


A very nice shot of another thingy-majiggy


Close-up of a thing


Another closeup of another thing


What the hell is this? If I took notes or read anything I might remember.