Only six Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles operate across the U.S. Their drivers, college seniors about to graduate called "Hotdoggers," spend a year traveling the country to meet and greet people. Around 7,000 applicants compete each year for just 12 Hotdogger positions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wienermobile
Most people know Miles Davis as a jazz legend. Fewer know he was a die-hard car enthusiast with a garage that included Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Jaguars, and Mercedes. For Miles, driving wasn’t just transportation. It was another expression of freedom, speed, and style.
🎺 What’s the most iconic car ever owned by a musician?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a42745697/miles-davis-was-a-secret-car-enthusiast-superhero/
This car has a three tone horn. The restorer thought it would be fun to control each tone with its own button, but the main horn button blows all three horns. I almost caught myself having fun.
Assisting my ten-year-old son assemble his Lego Technic Koenigsegg Jesko. 801 pieces!!
Help me convince my wife that this fan would look great in our master bedroom. 🤣
But seriously, how cool is this?
More assembly on my customer's 1911 Model T.
Firewall and column on, column controls hooked up, coil box installed, hood shelves and latches on.
Beginning assembly and test fitting of the safety hubs. The added drum for the Rocky Mountain brakes makes the stack-up too thick for the supplied hardware so I have longer hardware on order.
This is the sort of thing people don't understand about playing with old cars. Nothing "just bolts together".
Only 80 Lamborghini Diablo GTs were ever built, making it one of the rarest and most extreme road-going Lamborghinis ever produced. With its naturally aspirated 6.0-liter V12, rear-wheel drive, manual gearbox, and race-inspired carbon fiber bodywork, the Diablo GT represented the ultimate evolution of the original Diablo before the Murcielago era.
Historical background and inspiration courtesy of Petrolicious. They do such amazing videos!
Any thoughts on what this is?
Photographed in Vancouver B.C.
Looks like the car is on the Georgia viaduct with the Hotel Vancouver in the background,
Most people know Miles Davis as a jazz legend. Fewer know he was a die-hard car enthusiast with a garage that included Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Jaguars, and Mercedes. For Miles, driving wasn’t just transportation. It was another expression of freedom, speed, and style.
🎺 What’s the most iconic car ever owned by a musician?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a42745697/miles-davis-was-a-secret-car-enthusiast-superhero/
Walking around cute town of Durango and spotted this sweet Bronco. Note the bucks in the yard in video!