Very cool redesigning of vehicles as if they are all round and can hover, brilliant. The tank track is under it, so is the stage coach wagon wheel

'49 Ford?

metro bus

cop car like the 49 Ford

Stagecoach

58 Pontiac?

49 Ford and a Vespa?

Checker cab, 49 Ford, and ? blue Jaguar?

Several on a Woodie

Not sure about the brown one, or the grey nosed one, then there's the green VW, and a turquoise Cadillac tail

Checker, not sure, Cadillac, that blue Jag? Or Austin? green 61 Chevy? and wonderful iconic yellow school bus

The cool Caddy

Love the Kombi / VW micro bus

The VW bug

Not sure about this TV camera crew car

The military Jeep and other military vehicles

The gas stations

The cool tanks

Bruce Willis with a 68 El Camino, a 69 Camaro he's chasing, and music that's growing on me

An iconic moment from Bullitt

Via: http://burstsausages.com/

THX 1138 cycle cops

Way cool. Via: http://burstsausages.com/ from http://chrismejia.tumblr.com/page/12

the "Vanishing Point" Challenger

Via: http://spiriteddrive.tumblr.com/

James Cagney's 1934 V12 Auburn on ebay (not gonna sell I bet)

the write up and auction: Jimmy Cagney's 1934 Auburn via the very cool website http://www.bangshift.com/blog/eBay-Find-Jimmy-Cagney-s-1934-Auburn-Cabriolet.html

They want $300,000, I doubt anyone is going to want it that bad. Cagney made a movie with it, and it's a great car, but when you tie up a 1/3rd of a million dollars, and it's not a good investment in light of car values having lost the crazy auction prices brought on by speculative real estate imaginary values.

Syd Mead design for Bladerunner car

If you are interested in the Blade Runner vehicles also look at the Gene Winfield built Spinner: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2007/07/designer-and-builder-of-blade-runner.html
Via: http://megamoto.tumblr.com/

LUCILLE! "C'mon safety pin.. POP!"

Dual Ghia in the classifieds, and Hoagy Carmichael was selling it

More on Dual Ghia's later, but quickly, they were Chrysler Fire Arrow's offspring, built in Italy the slow way, by hand, and imported for sale into America by the Dual Motors company which had been making military vehicles during WW2.

But what caught my eye was Hoagy. John Lennon called Hoagy his favorite songwriter.
Hoagy had composed a lot of great stuff and lived for decades on the royalties. Georgia On my Mind (famous for Ray Charles), Stardust(famous for Bing Crosby), and my fun favorite: the 1943 song "I'm a Cranky Old Yank in a Clanky Old Tank on the Streets of Yokohama with my Honolulu Mama Doin' Those Beat-o, Beat-o Flat-On-My-Seat-o, Hirohito Blues"

Yeah, the stuff that clanks around in my head waiting for something to loose it, no wonder I can't recall a thing, too many odd bits already have filled my memory ability to absorb anything new.

I'm constantly amazed at what showed up in the classifieds... a travesty; a Corvette truck and the Godfather '40 Cadillac