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I found this over on the HAMB.

 

That's the guy! He does amazing work with forced perspective.

 

What's this for a car? Almost looks like a copy of a '66 Coronet. The license plates look neither American nor European, in the following video showing the car:

 

You can't tell much, due to the precipitation coming down, but perhaps, Puerto Rico or another Carribean country?

 

Puerto Rico, as well as the rest of Latin America, uses American-sized license plates. The ones there look oddly small. The car shows up better, in later frames, during instances of less precipitation. It has what looks to be rear vent windows

 

Second tragedy in Italy, within a week:
A freeway bridge, built in the sixties, simply collapses, taking with it 35 vehicles. The total number of victims is still unknown. Who knows how many more bridges are rotting

https://notizie.tiscali.it/regioni/liguria/articoli/crollo-ponte-sale-35-bilancio-vittime-00001/

 

Now this is just too cool.

 

I have an early Dyke's Motor Manual that has complete instructions how to make a tow truck like that. It also tells how to make a radiator shop, and how to lay out your mechanic's shop. It's full of basic mechanical technology and how things work. It was my "go to book" when I was in school and had to repair my 51 Ford.

 

Check out this dumb move. The president of a poor country is having expensive cars crushed, instead of having them put up for public auction:

https://www.zergnet.com/news/3165992/duterte-keeps-crushing-cars-in-the-philippines

 

When a Henry J isn't a Henry J.

 

That was the real stuff. Just look at how wide awake driver and passenger are

 

Ed Dugan's steam engine fell through a bridge in Lotts Creek Township - Ringgold County, Iowa, 1923.

 

It looks like Ed learned a little something about bridges