this would be a cool thing to get for your late 60's early 70's car.. Panasonic AM FM 8 track

The unit was a 3 piece... it came with an insertable module for FM, one for AM, and pull out the module to play 8 track tapes.

Found on http://phil-are-go.blogspot.com/

The most expensive motorcycle sold at auction, 1910 Winchester, $580,000

Found on http://thevintagent.blogspot.com.br/2014/04/the-worlds-most-expensive-motorcycle-or.html

Winchester, the legendary name in American guns, and for a very short while (1909-11) sold motorcycles under its badge, using single-cylinder Marsh-Metz engines. The Winchester was clutchless with a flat belt direct-drive, and a total-loss battery ignition; motorcycling at its most basic, yet still selling for a very expensive $160.

 Apparently around 200 Winchesters were produced under contract by the Edwin F Merry company in San Francisco,

wow, those drive wheels

Camden et Amboy railways, 1850

Found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/yachtclubdesavionsdelaroute/?fref=nf

That's a Crampton locomotive...the idea was to put the drive wheels behind the firebox so the builder could use larger wheels, and lower the center of gravity. (thanks to Jeff F)

John Deere Farmers Pocket Companion, 1904, bought at an estate sale

Found on https://www.facebook.com/kegan.ousley?fref=nf

the 1935 Riley Ford dirt track champ race car... the Red Lion Special #16

bad timing?

Tazio Nuvolari

Found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/yachtclubdesavionsdelaroute/

Motorcyke. Yes, I spelled it correctly, the same way Harley Davidson did on these roughly 100 year old bicycles

Notice how the seat stem is reverse-able? Perhaps these are different stems, etc, but the concept of a reversible stem for the change of leg length is pretty cool

Scott Brothers vintage dairy trucks at the Steve McQueen annual Boys Republic car show

ancestor of the ladder fire engine

Found on https://www.facebook.com/AutoClasico?fref=photo

1902 Prescott Style 10c, steam powered

notice in the above photo the tank level tube isn't in a location the driver can see, and in the below photo there is a mirror by the gauges for the driver to see the tube in the reflection

the banner photo on some people's Facebook page is a cool airplane, this is also a lawn ornament

Found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/yachtclubdesavionsdelaroute/ 

selling lunch from her Model "T" Ford food vending car... the earliest vehicular predecessor tot he gourmet food vans

Found on https://www.facebook.com/david.greenlees.3?fref=photo via Shorpy.com

A close up of Hassler shocks on the front of top heavy Model Ts http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/05/hassler-shock-absorber.html

16th annual Sno Birds vintage snowmobile get together at Gordy's in Rice Lake

Bruce McLaren vs Jack Brabham

Found on Facebook, I can't recall who's page