Auto Transport Trucks

For just $21,000, you too can tempt fate.

 

Coincidental sign in the background reveals the driver's state of buzz?:



Ha! I wonder if his boss bought this excuse. Well, what do you know. The Big Three didn't invent the lockable steering column, afterall:



I wonder what she looked like. Ooh, la, la. With a name like that, she probably ended up working as a lead guitarist for a Surfabilly band or a pole dancer:

 

Even Nash contracted GMC grinning beluga-headed freight tractors. Not having their own, yet.

It wouldn't have stayed just a small fortune for anyone found below, had that toy Santa have suddenly woken up to become a real one.

 

Texas Mike will like this one

 

That's really cool to see this pic, from Australia. Although, the tractor is a Ford....

 

Did the Chevrolets sold at that dealership feature right-hand drive? I always wondered if that was the reason the '55 and 6es placed a speaker into where a right-hand instrument cluster would have fitted. Since the Fords of that year were set up for left-hand instruments, that would have ruled out markets for right-hand drive vehicles, unless it wasn't too expensive for them to stamp R.H.D. sheetmetal dashboards.
Cool Holdens. They almost look like miniature Chevies.

 

One of our Australian brethren can enlighten us if Australia's prohibition against LHD vehicles has always been around and if they now make exceptions to it. I saw a Hot Rod or Car Craft article showing a Corvette in Australia going through a conversion to RHD in order to get it licensed for the Australian roads.