off beat identification guide posters, the Holden, the Edsel, Chevy and Ford trucks, 1971 Plymouths, and 46-50 Hudsons

both found on http://garage1975.blogspot.com.br

cool stuff found on Go Away Garage

the second most beautiful BMW motorcycle I've seen

very good idea for a roofing company work truck!

something in the same line of thinking as the Forward Control Jeep?

a full gallery of the above at http://ottonero.blogspot.com/2013/12/the-iron-lung.html

just a sample from http://goawaygarage.blogspot.com

The drone visual identification guide

Found on http://dronesurvivalguide.org/

terrific identification guide of Harley V Twins and speedometers from Belinfante-Indian-Motorcycles.Blogspot.com

Found on the good website http://belinfante-indian-motorcycles.blogspot.com/

great infographics from Auto Web Media, a well done visual guide to Ferrari and Lamborghini

Found on http://www.autoweb.co.uk/infographics/

some cool photos from Stiff Speed http://stiffspeed.tumblr.com

these are some really unusual vehicles in these photos, a VW mini van with a fifth wheel, and that very unusual 5th wheel hot rod / dragster I posted a couple years ago, in 2011

above photo developed in Apr 1962

those are very subtle differences!

a Dino that was deliberately buried? or landslide victim  from the many earthquakes that Italy has?

and wow, the 1970's\ in full groovy van lovin swing!

for a ton more cool photos: http://stiffspeed.tumblr.com

the first cars from the first car makers

found on http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com

notice that Selden (who outrageously patented the automobile) isn't represented

the variety of 1931 Ford models, from a Ford brochure that Nik posted on carrosantigos.wordpress.com

Found on http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com of course!

this is great, a visual guide from 1939 to the most common cars of the time

Original drawings from George Sheppard, then reproduced in 1939 by Colliers Weekly magazine
but I found this on my favorite site, http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com because Nik finds the coolest stuff and shares it!

Hood ornament guide Ford, 1950 to 1956

above is the 1950, with a story for extra interest

 the red eagle is (according to another source the 1953 optional dealer installed) maybe not a 1951. I'll get clarification one of these days

 1952 above in red and butterscotch

 I missed a 1953 I'll get that and add that in eventually

 1954

1955

1956

for the complete guide that looks like the above 2 images: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/hood%20ornament%20identification%20guide