OHL - chassis
Fund des Tages :-))))))
Vélos rouillés à numéros / Numbered and rusty bike…
En cure de restauration / Currently undergoing res…
Chalutier aux Sables-d'Olonne .
Remorque bleue et rouillée qui roule toujours
A stripped Pontiac Firebird with a T-Roof.
Désormais obsolète / Obsolete for now on
Northern BC.
Stationnement à long terme / Long-term parking
Château de TROUSSAY Loir et Cher 1/3
Une pensée pour Lisbonne ..... image créée avec un…
Le Creusot (71) 17 juin 2024. Matériel ferroviaire…
Embarquement immédiat vers des contrées sauvages p…
A vendre scooter , restauration terminée , état co…
Simca Marmon , camion militaire des années 70 dont…
Tracteur Farmall 806 des années 65 , et toujours o…
Le 4268
château de VILLESAVIN Loir et Cher 1/3
Encore une affaire à faire , avec une selle rembou…
The Wonder truck MG 20230506 133448
Diagnostic automobile
Schiffswrack
Electric scooter left to rot in the mud.
Et ça roule toujours ! / Still on the road !
Tracteur du Maroc
Not much left of this one!
Another import from my Flickr.
Cool old Chev.
Australian road sign "not to speed" :-)))
Fort Nelson, BC
Williams Lake, BC
Williams Lake, BC
Keremeos, BC
Fix it and settle in for an exciting journey.
A Driveway.
One of the many Vintage Vehicles I shot.
Bus bleu avec lettrage à décoder / Blue and decora…
Three Hour Tour
Ohne Moos nix los.
Toyota Coca-Cola Corona
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In Fort St.James, British Columbia
I think I took this picture in Fort St. James.
Prairie Cart and an Outhouse
Because nails were unavailable or very expensive in the early West, these carts contain no iron at all, being entirely constructed of wood and animal hide. The cart can be dismantled, the wheels covered with bison hides to make floats and the box placed on top. Thus the cart can be floated across streams.(Wikipedia)
Prairie Cart and an Outhouse
Because nails were unavailable or very expensive in the early West, these carts contain no iron at all, being entirely constructed of wood and animal hide. The cart can be dismantled, the wheels covered with bison hides to make floats and the box placed on top. Thus the cart can be floated across streams.(Wikipedia)
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