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Harry Miller 1875-1943
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Porsche

There was a row of maybe 30, various colors, similar vintage at Elkhart Lake Road America.
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1950s and 1960s cars and their jewelry

Walking around a car show on a sunny day and the ones from the 1950s and 1960s glittered amongst the later models with their plastic body parts and rubber bumpers.
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1902 wood burning steam tractor

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100 Years Old

Walking through the backlot of an old railroad yard in New Freedom WI I found many very old rail cars and engines. I found out these wood boxcars were made over 100 years ago.
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1950s Chrome

Chevrolet in a car show on a sunny day in Nevada.
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Long Term Parking

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Harry Miller 1875-1943

His engines dominated American oval-track racing for almost half a century. Most of the speed records which there were to be had on land and water were held at one time or another by those engines. He created the school of American thoroughbred engine design, which was faithfully followed by those who sought to outdo him. He was the originator, in the United States, of the racing car as an art object. He had a passion for metalwork and machinery that soared above and beyond all practical consideration.
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Harry Miller 1875-1943

His engines dominated American oval-track racing for almost half a century. This car ran in the Indy 500.
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Vintage Racing Engine

Ran in the Indy 500
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Early 1900’s

Indy 500 Racer
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Cadillac

It's a 1958
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Tail light art

Not sure as to the year, make or model but it is a photo worthy light design.
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Harry Miller Race Engine 1875-1943

His engines dominated American oval-track racing for almost half a century.
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Audi at Road America

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Ely Nevada Railroad Museum

The Nevada Northern Railway is a non-profit historical foundation whose mission is to maintain and operate what has been acclaimed as the best-preserved railroad facility in the United States.
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I took a ride

Man in green shirt owned the car and when I took the photo he asked if I wanted a ride around Havana. We climbed in with him in the back seat and other fellow drove. He explained he'd lost his license due to drunk driving so his friend drove. Car was beautiful but only ran and stayed together with car love.
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Steam Engine

Henry Ford Museum
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1920s Rumely Oil Pull Tractors

At a steam engine show in Wisconsin I came across this small tractor using a belt to start the larger tractor. It did start with lots of noise and thick black smoke.
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Around and around she goes….

Where she stops, nobody knows. State Fair ferris wheel with a 2 second shutter opening.
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Harry Trumans ’49 Lincoln

His presidential limousine on display (and driven daily) at Harry Trumans "Little Whitehouse" in Key West.
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Ford Model A (1927-1931)

Model A production ended in March 1932, after 4,858,644 had been made.
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Riverside Special

The 'Riverside Special' was built in Appleton WI in 1932 to compete in the Indy 500. Race rules required a seat for a driver and mechanic. As a daily driver it was well known in town for outrunning the local Police. I took this last summer at the annual gathering of old Indy 500 racers at the Milwaukee Mile track.
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Nevada Northern No.40

Built in July 1910 for the Northern Nevada Railway in Ely Nevada. Here in Ely it is undergoing a boiler inspection and overhaul and completely rebuilding its running gear and tender.
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Daytona Beach

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Retired

Junkyard in a pine forest in Georgia.
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Studebaker

1950
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Grass Guzzler

Somewhere in South Dakota.
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Big Red

Middle of nowhere Nevada in an area called Nelson there is a collection of old vehicles. Not worth much except for taking pictures.
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1950s Austin Healy

Road America - 1950s vintage Austin Healy
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Snowblower Train

The fleet of maintenance machinery that keeps our nation’s railways and roadways clear comprises some of the coolest machines out there today. The Union Pacific Railroad’s three rotary snowplows are no exception. Built in the 1920s, the rotary snow plows originally ran on steam, but were converted to diesel in the 1950s. UP Museum - Salt Lake City UT
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1920s

Miller engine powered, probably raced in the Indy 500 in the early or mid 1920s. Here photographed on the Milwaukee Mile in West Allis WI.
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Promontory Point

Union Pacific No. 119 met the Central Pacific Railroad's Jupiter at Promontory Summit, Utah, during the Golden Spike ceremony commemorating the completion of the First transcontinental railroad in 1869. At the Golden Spike National Historical Park you can drive portions of the train route in your car stopping to read historical markers along the way.
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1933 Ford Roadster

This Cote motor company #10, took the checkered flag at the 1932 Indianapolis 500.
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City of old cars

Havana...and they are everywhere. Once a month there is a car show in Havana. Because of the Cubans infatuation (and mine) with cars, I would love to be there for one.
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Wooden Wheels

Were in better shape than the rest of the car.
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Santiago

Santiago de Cuba is the capital of Cuba's southeastern Santiago de Cuba Province, facing a bay off the Caribbean Sea. Founded by the Spanish in 1515, it's known for colonial architecture and revolutionary history.
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Used Car

R.I.P. (Rust In Peace) in Nevada
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In the Nevada sun

There's a place in Nevada full of old cars, trucks and just... stuff. Just great to walk around with a camera.
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1960 Watson Roadster

This car competed in the 1960 Indianapolis 500, driven by Jim Hurtubise. I took this photo at the Milwaukee Mile track in West Allis WI.
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Ariel Nomad

2019 Ariel Nomad Tactical. English by design & built in the USA. Supercharged Honda engine with Honda 6 speed gearbox. It is rear wheel drive, extremely loud and very light. It has no doors, heat or AC.
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1913 wood powered steam driven “steam roller”

Wisconsin Gas & Steam Engine Show. Plowing with Steam Engines, Sawmill, Threshing Machines, Model Steam Engines, Crawler Tractors, Shingle Mill, Stone Crusher, Blacksmith Shop, Corn Chopping/Silo Filling. This is a partial list of the activities planned for the upcoming 3 day 50th anniversary show in August.
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Drag Show

Las Vegas Motor Speedway NHRA Four-Wide Nationals. One of these cars reached a speed of 353.73mph in 3.697 seconds in these 11,000 horsepower dragsters. The sound of 44,000 horsepower lasting less than 4 seconds actually causes pressure on your chest.
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Bel Air

1956 Chevrolet. It was parked in the shade and I liked the color, chrome and shadow of the tree leaves.
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Harry Truman

This is his presidential limousine on display at the Little Whitehouse in Key West Florida
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Road America

Elkhart Lake antique race week
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Old rolling stock

#22 served her entire life in the Marquette area of the upper peninsula of Michigan. She was built in 1910 by the American Locomotive Company.
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Rail Art

Near a quarry in Nevada that whenever I drive by I usually find 1 or 2 painted cars that are worth photographing.
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Old rolling stock

These railroad photos were taken at the Mid-Continent Railway yard in Wisconsin.
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Nelson Nevada

Nelson Nevada is not a town, rather it's an old gold mine in the middle of nowhere that has a great collection of junk.
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1904 Steam Traction Engine

Nichols and Shepard Steam traction Engines were built in Battle Creek, Michigan from 1848-1929. I believe this one is a 1918 model. Weighing over 11,000 pounds, powered by wood or coal they traveled at 3 mph. This was taken at the annual steam show in Baraboo WI where over 500 steam powered tractors and construction equipment powered by white hot steam, plenty of black smoke and driven by hard men, gather for a 5 day event.
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1958 Cadillac

When design ruled
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Rat Rods

Daytona Beach Hot Rod Show
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Cadillac Eldorado

Automobiles that were art first, transportation second.
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1958 Indy

Raced in the 1958 Indianapolis 500 and placed 17th. I took this photo at the Milwaukee Mile during an event featuring vintage indy racers, most powered by engines built by Harry Miller in Milwaukee.
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Classy Caroline’s

Rare to see a car of this caliber in Key West much less parked on Duval street and not between other cars is a photo op miracle.
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Car Art

Back when style really meant something.
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The Apex

With the right light, angle and color these large ships create quite the contrast against water, sky and land.
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Long Forgotten

Resting in a forest in Georgia
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Chicago FD

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Live Stream Engine Repair

Henry Ford Museum
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Car Art

I love photographing hood ornaments at car shows. It was a time when the auto manufacturers really designed with flair.
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Cadillac

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1959 Cadillac

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Vintage Indy Racer

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Vintage Indy Racer

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Car Art

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Truck Pulling

Jefferson County WI Fairgrounds
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Super Deluxe Orange

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With a Jimmy Dean spinner

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Car Art

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Steam Railroad Engine

Henry Ford Museum
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Car Show Ornament

Hood Art
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Bentley

Old Indy Race Car Engine
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In the sun it was absolutely brilliant.

1959 Cadillac
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Engine as Art

Vintage Indy Race Engine