USSR Concept Vehicles
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Caught In Mid-Air
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FIAT
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Labels: airplane, cars, fiat, graphic design, Italian, modern mechanix, ships, typography, vintage ads
Looks Like You Got Your MIG, Captain!
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Torpedo
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Photo: Ett flygplan
Kvadrater: Ett flygplan - photo by Stationsvakt
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Magazine Cover: FART
Yep, that's kind of funny. Fart, though, means speed in Swedish. This is a motor magazine from 1963 and the cover shows a Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray, '63 in front of a Pan Am Boeing and of course in the car a couple of happy stewardesses.
The cover and the info came from motorman GrandPrix63! Pay him a visit.
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Labels: 1960s, airplane, boeing, cars, Chevrolet, fart, grandprix63, magazine, magazine covers, pan am, sting ray, vintage cars
Video: Close Encounter
YouTube: 747 Landing - St.Maarten
I'd be slightly worried, how about you?
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Labels: 747, airplane, airports, landing, safety, St Maarten, Video, youtube
Vintage Photos: Changing Planes
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Transportation: Airship Dreams of Today and Yesterday
Aerial Landing Field from Modern Mechanix
Airship Dreams
Related:
Transportation: Yesterday's Airports of Today
Retro-Future: Means of transportation
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Transportation: Yesterday's Airports of Today
"This is a 1935 model for an underground air terminal. After landing, aircraft would go underground to various levels for passengers, maintenance, and cargo loading. Connections to ground transportation are at the lowest level."
Quote and image from The Smithsonian website - America by Air.
Via BibliOdyssey
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Flygande tunnan
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Labels: airplane, fighter plane, Flygande Tunnan, militaria, SAAB, SAAB J29, vintage