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Kaiser’s Crown (-built Jeep)

Written by webmin

A few months back, Donnelly reviewed Louk Markham’s book on Crown Coach Corporation, and we thought at least one of the images presented there was worth another look. While Crown was best known for its buses, it also pursued some prototype work through the years. One of those prototypes, the Wide-Trac built for Kaiser Industries […]

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Tagged Crown Coach, dream cars, show cars and prototypes, Kaiser, Kaiser Industries, Kaiser Wide-Trac, Lost and Found, trucks and Jeeps, Willys XM443  
 

Duesenberg, Pike’s Peak, Colorado

Written by webmin

With the 89th Pike’s Peak International Hill Climb this weekend (as well as Mount Washington’s revived Climb to the Clouds), we thought we’d go looking for some vintage photography from Pike’s Peak, and we thought the most natural place to find such photography would be in the Denver Public Library’s digital collections. However, we only […]

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Tagged Duesenberg, Lost and Found, Pike's Peak International Hill Climb, Pikes Peak, racing  
 

Part car, part boat, all washed up: the 1907 Ravaillier

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What’s maddening about this photo of an amphibious automobile from the George Grantham Bain collection in the Library of Congress archives isn’t that it’s presented in the archives without context – we can easily find out the who, what, when – it’s that, despite all of our research, we still don’t know precisely why this […]

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Tagged amphibious vehicles, featured posts, George E. Crater, Gontallier, Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car, Jules Julien Ravaillier, Julian P. Thomas, Lost and Found, one-offs and homebuilts, Ravaillier, Ravaillier Canot-Voiture-Touriste, Waterland I  
 

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