Vintage track vehicles

So you were there with Grizz, Mrs.Grizz, and the little rugrat getting this all on film?
You call me mean when that sweet child's mother is preparing to embarrass the girl possibly on her wedding day with these photos?
I blame Grizz for letting a sweet little innocent girl play with a dangerous choo choo and it doesn't even have tracks.
I still think he's making this up!

 

Grizz wasn't there. Well, he might have been hiding somewhere or waiting in or under the car. Who knows. I didn't see him.
If you want to embarass girls on their wedding days, Sir, you'd have to wait until the girls grow up and end up with choochoos tangling up in places where the sun doesn't shine. Nowadays, they call such images, "selfies".

 

I think you've gotten off track on this old track vehicles thread.

 

I was caught off guard and ended up hijacking my own thread. Oh, no! I wish I had, instead, hijacked the threads of others. It's even more fun, in doing so, Sir.

 

I think, Grizz's bumper jack got kicked, while he was under the car or his daughter is suing the Hell out of him for posting her picture, without her permission, Sir. Or do you have other suspicions as to his whereabouts?

 

Not the worse job one can imagine. Featured is a traincar full of brand new Opel sedan deliveries:

 

At first it looked like the Beetle was pulling a large trailer.

 

I thought the streetcar was tailgating it.

 

The latest, from this weekly: https://www.stadtkurier.de/

 

Translation: Rubble track:

 

That was a common sight in the bombed-out cities of Germany after the end of the war in Europe. They not only used trains to remove rubble, they had to begin clearing the streets, by hand, just to get the vehicles up and down those streets. Then, once the streetcar tracks were cleared, those 'rubble trains' could move in and out of the city streets, helping make construction/rebuilding happen a lot faster.

 

If things keep going the way they are here, you never know. It might end up having to break those trains out again

 

Yeah, but out here on the West Coast. At least the Soviet dictators had a couple marbles in their heads. There's been no one to keep Kim's polished.