B-2 Hydraulic Bomb Lift, Mobile, 50,000 pound capacity... circa 1950

found on http://steampunkvehicles.tumblr.com/

1949 harvester ditcher tractor with ditching wheel attached

found on http://steampunkvehicles.tumblr.com

Before flying over the Sahara was commonplace, some people were presistant in crossing by vehicle, here's the strangest way that worked, mobile carpet

All kinds of vehicles have crossed, or tried to cross the Sahara. This 28 Hp Peugeot of Liegeard is equipped with belts, and drove the 450 km of Biskra in Touggourt and back, and 150 km of Tebessa in Gafsa in 1908.

This one above and below seems to be a caterpillar tread endowed tractor

Found on http://steampunkvehicles.tumblr.com

Rice field tractor in India, good engineering design for the wheels

Found on http://community.livejournal.com/shushauto_ru/30360.html#cutid1

Allrides has some cool stuff you oughta see

Just the thing to keep a farmer dry when using the tractor in the rain.

There are some things that have been done with VW vans that are a surprise to me, but making a bead blaster cabinet is pretty cool and useful, the waterfall in the garden... mighty unusual

a full size 4 door Caprice snow machine is a first.

see these and all the rest at http://allride.skynetblogs.be/index-12.html

Brilliant, immediate unstoppable traction in mud, also known as good horse sense, and farmer magic

Now this, in my opinion, is effing brilliant. It really no-shit works, and like nothing else possibly could to add traction that can't be stopped.

From http://thereifixedit.failblog.org

In the end, the forest takes it all back

found on http://www.forum-auto.com/automobiles-mythiques-exception/section5/sujet225087-5775.htm

A quick look at the Wally Parks motorsports museum

I've got no idea what a mini dualie tractor is doing here.

the famous TV Tommy Ivo t bucket with the one of a kind Von Dutch signature, I don't believe he signed anything else this way with the feet

Billy Gibbons Mexican Blackbird , last year in the GNRS http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/01/mexican-blackbird-t-bird-that-finally.html

interesting photos from Rods and Sods

the wagon wheels sorta throw me... there aren't any indications of an engine, or horse hookups, so is this mechaincal? Or just gravity drive?

Cool signature gimmick, the Moon Eyes

Lions and bears pulling this cart.. .. makes me wonder how those sheep are dealing with the team mates on the pull

best christmas tree ever?