Auto Transport Trucks

Sooooo...where's the auto transport truck? I mean, I can stare at the Skinny Minnie all day, groove on the blown Hemi slingshot, wish that I owned both the CS and the pickup, but I just don't see an auto transport truck.

 

Well, I guess a go-kart could fit in the Ford's bed.

 

I believe the combination of the long bed Ford truck, the station wagon, that thing with a Hemi in it, and cute knees confused Yeller.

 

Those knees are likely artificial, by now, and what's below flabby and full of varicose veins. For that very reason alone, he should cool off, Sir

 

I'm sorry, I posted in the wrong section, like ModleT1 says it was the knees.

 

*ahem, cough cough* Yes, yes, he should definitely cool off....

 

How much you wanna bet the air cargo loaders climb in and out through the roofs?

 

Wonder if the local mailmen put them in mail boxes when delivered?

Way back when I was a kid walking to school with my little brother and neighbors, we walked past a gas station with a big green dinousour on the roof. In one of the two work stalls there were several of these strange little cars plus a few more beside the building. They we being sold. I remember getting one quick ride in one of them.

I remember later when one of my best friends and co-worker bought a new one for his son's 16th birthday. Before he even got to drive it the boy jumped off the local pool highdive and died.
My friend kept the car buried in a far back corner of a garage addition for years. It was never driven. He uncoverd it and showed me once.
After he retired back to Alabama he stored it in his garage there. I kept telling him he should sell it so someone can enjoy the car.
Finally, they had a new home built on top a small mountain overlooking Guntersville Lake and sold the car, rather than move it again.
We've seen a few at car events around Florida.

 

Damn. Died at 16, doing a high dive. That's like when a friend of mine died from getting caught in a cave-in of a cave he and some other boys had dug in the hillside above the Snohomish River here in Everett. We were 11.

 

I kind of figured that was what was going on here.

I dig the Ranger F-100

 

it was the knees.