A late-1960’s Mercury Montego wagon and a T300 Dual Rear Wheel Dodge pickup truck both located in a repair shop in Phoenix, New York.
This repair shop looks like it might have been an automobile dealership during the early 20th century, and might have even been a horse-drawn carriage dealer prior to becoming an early automobile dealer.
WBXL-FM transmitter site in Baldwinsville, New York.
I’m not sure if this is an additional transmitter and tower that WBXL-FM transmits from, if this is a cellular phone tower; of if this is a microwave tower.
An abandoned Thomas Minotour located in Detroit city proper in Michigan on an Econoline cutaway chassis.
This bus resides next to an abandoned bone-stock Full-Size Ford Bronco, which I have written in other posts about those being modified into a Suburban-type vehicle by Centurion Industries of White Pigeon, Michigan; and we maybe buy one of those on an F-350 Dual Rear Wheel chassis instead of a diesel Suburban in “Early Life And Continuous Livelihood”.
Centurion Conversions In White Pigeon, Michigan
Ford Bronco Converted By Centurion Conversions Of White Pigeon, Michigan
As I have said before in other posts, I am not fond of Type A cutaway buses and Type B mini-buses built on the GM/Workhorse P-Chassis. I am only fond of heavier Type C conventional buses and Type D transit-style buses.
The purpose of this post is to wonder which school district, whether it be located anywhere in the Detroit area, anywhere in the State of Michigan; or anywhere in the nation had originally purchased and operated this bus, when it may have been decommissioned and auctioned off, and who had purchased this bus second-handedly, repainted it a different color; and left it abandoned in this spot in Detroit city proper.
Radio Station (including it’s studio, transmitter site; and towers) and a School Bus repainted a different color-what appears to be a 72 passenger Thomas conventional on the Ford B-Series chassis & cowl; both of which are located in Salem, Indiana.
A Ford L-Series Class 7 Tandem-Axle truck with a flatbed body with a boom crane attached to it located in Crib Point, Victoria, Australia.
Over the years the L-Series has been in production, the Ford Motor Company did export some Class 7 & 8 L-Series models to Australia, and local distribution had been had been handled by Ford’s Australian arm.
Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgard is another man who needs to be transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight.
Alexander Skarsgard should also realize just how much more important the automotive world (including Volkswagens, Audis, Mercedes-Benzs; and European Fords) and the amateur and commercial radio and television worlds are than Association Football/Soccer or any other icky, yucky sport.
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A Blue Bird conventional on the International 3800 chassis & cowl with the DT360 diesel engine and the Allison AT-545 transmission.
1992 International School Bus – Swan Valley Schools Surplus
Source: Public Surplus: Auction #1648039
In 1998, a woman named Wanda Mason had been murdered at a gas station in Lansing, Michigan.
This murder was the subject of the episode of the television program Forensic Files titled Video Diary.
Wanda Mason’s son Donald Warren was featured on this episode of Forensic Files to provide insight on his mother’s murder.
Wanda’s son Donald has icky looking hair with a greasy-looking product in it that looks just like that of a Hockey player.
Photo of a Ford C-Series cabover Medium-Duty truck that was produced from 1957-1990.
The C-Series was available with the 401, 477, and 534 cubic inch Super Duty V8 gasoline engines, the FT 331 and 391 cubic inch V8 gasoline engines, the 385 architecture 370 and 429 cubic inch V8 gasoline engines; and a 4-cylinder diesel engine that was produced by Ford’s European subsidiary for their tractors that were built in the Basildon, England plant; and for the Thames Trader Medium-Duty truck that was manufactured by Ford’s UK subsidiary from 1957-1965.
Ford, America’s truck leader, gives drivers more confidence and control behind the wheel of the all-new 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty pickup with class-exclusive driver-assist technologies.
During a better time in NASCAR, when CBS had the rights to it and NASCAR’s traditional ways had persisted; CBS had also televised the Busch Clash and the Twin 125 qualifiers, both of which had occurred prior to the Daytona 500.
Below is a video of CBS’s coverage of the Busch Clash from 1988:
John Davis, founder and host of the PBS television program MotorWeek, had begun his career with Maryland Public Television in 1973 as a producer for Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser. John Davis had created MotorWeek when one day in 1978, the Director of Programming of Maryland Public Television had wanted to see what John could do while standing on his own two feet as a producer in lieu of erstwhile dependent on Wall Street Week.
Below is an episode of Wall Street Week from 1977 with John Davis credited as the Executive Producer during the end credits.
Below is an episode of Wall Street Week during the show’s 20th anniversary in 1992, with frequent and trusted guest Frank Cappiello substituting for Louis Rukeyser as host.
A Type 1 Air-Cooled Volkswagen and an A3 Jetta located in Royal Oak, Michigan.
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