Photo Chain Game

BobbyD posted:

p51 posted:

briansilvermustang posted:

   cool ! ...

WHERE did you find this?

I can't find anything about it online. I must know more!

Must know this guy.

 

Jeep Willy, and several Foreign Countries during WW2 made experimental and field tested vehicles with threads. There were 2 back in the early 60s when I took Basic at the Patton Museum Ft Knox. I don't believe its a Willy, but possible another manufacturer like Dodge who had the fenders and curves at back, and possible a Foreign, Citroen made them also and the fender forms make me think that.

p51 posted:

briansilvermustang posted:

   cool ! ...

WHERE did you find this?

I can't find anything about it online. I must know more!

        sorry Lee, I have not found any more info on this either...

jeep and welcome home..

  train platform...

josef posted:

BobbyD posted:

p51 posted:

briansilvermustang posted:

   cool ! ...

WHERE did you find this?

I can't find anything about it online. I must know more!

Must know this guy.

 

Jeep Willy, and several Foreign Countries during WW2 made experimental and field tested vehicles with threads. There were 2 back in the early 60s when I took Basic at the Patton Museum Ft Knox. I don't believe its a Willy, but possible another manufacturer like Dodge who had the fenders and curves at back, and possible a Foreign, Citroen made them also and the fender forms make me think that.

Since the plate reads "It's a VW" that's where I'd start, a VW forum.

BobbyD posted:

josef posted:

BobbyD posted:

p51 posted:

briansilvermustang posted:

   cool ! ...

WHERE did you find this?

I can't find anything about it online. I must know more!

Must know this guy.

 

Jeep Willy, and several Foreign Countries during WW2 made experimental and field tested vehicles with threads. There were 2 back in the early 60s when I took Basic at the Patton Museum Ft Knox. I don't believe its a Willy, but possible another manufacturer like Dodge who had the fenders and curves at back, and possible a Foreign, Citroen made them also and the fender forms make me think that.

Since the plate reads "It's a VW" that's where I'd start, a VW forum.

Good eyes. I believe you have it. A VW Bus customized.

a track vehicle ?

   crane...

Looks to be a back end of a VW bus. Nice modification.

briansilvermustang posted:

   crane...

Big Crane!

briansilvermustang posted:

p51 posted:

briansilvermustang posted:

   cool ! ...

WHERE did you find this?

I can't find anything about it online. I must know more!

        sorry Lee, I have not found any more info on this either...

My guess is this one was built for fun. The VW crowd is famous for one-off creations.

  The rear section is a VW bus, a near imediate post war creation. The doors and front clip are a beetle. Door handles are well into post war. The fenders look like aftermarket fiberglass ones for a Baja style buggy from this angle (Though some war time Bugs did have a flare) and VW used lowback seats "back then". The muffler is a later 60s Beetle muffler. Bumpers and rear mud gaurds are fabricated. Tread drivers have a fabricated outer rim added to the early "wide 5" LUG BOLTS (not nuts) of stock air cooled VW's.

BobbyD posted:

WHERE did you find this?

I can't find anything about it online. I must know more!

 

Since the plate reads "It's a VW" that's where I'd start, a VW forum.

 

I tried that. I have pals into VWs and none of them have ever even heard of this.

The plate # doesn't help unless you're with the DMV...

BIG crane

O scale folks standing around

passenger train approaching station...

Yellow gloves.

   Union Pacific...

Alco diesel locomotive:

Tom

Diesel:

   diesel moving steam...

C and O