Interesting transport - please contribute

[4737carlin]

Right new thread, the old one that was in the photography section i had a mentalist moment and by accident deleted it , so since it had some great pics in it and we have a new Transport section lets get it going again, ill start

1937 OK Supreme 250CC.


Few from Germany

Adler Kreuzrahmen, 1888 on the left.
Bantam Hochrad, 1893 on the right.


Ardie VF 125, 1941. Classic German motorbike


Expresβ Radex 175 S 1954. 175ccm


O and interesting can mean anything IE:

[rooster]

Let me see, I don’t think that there is any form of transport as interesting as a beer wagon here’s a couple of old ones for you they are from Marston’s brewery Burton upon Trent

Thank for looking

[rooster]

A few from the Philippines

Thanks for looking

[Fizgig]

[Decender]

Here's a couple from a shoot with a friends VW from a few weeks ago.

[KingElvis]

I love that van...dreamy.

[ERNIE99_UK]

those are all great!

[Nicola]

I lurves that van too!

[yorkietommo]

That VW Splitty is the shizz. Niiiiiiice.

[Cruachan]

Malta is a living museum of classic British buses. They are maintained in immaculate condition and, quite apart from their classic design, their yellow livery makes them extremely photogenic. Here are four that I photographed in 2007. Please don't place too much store on the model designations - I'm no bus expert and the Maltese have an unfortunate habit of labeling the bus with a manufacturer's name that bears no relationship whatsoever to the badge that it carries. As an example - I don't have a frontal view of the first bus, but I've seen one that clearly shows a large sign saying "Bedford" on the roof above the windscreen while the bus itself clearly bears the badge of a Leyland Tiger Cub

J

1. Leyland Tiger Cub


2. AEC 505


3. Leyland Tiger Cub


4. Bedford Dominant