Autocars Info Review

Wow, this makes a clear indication of just how a car at this point was still built by horse carriage designers.

Found on https://www.facebook.com/isabelle.bracquemond.7?fref=nf

this wasn't the only car that looked like it had a stage coach body on a car cab, there was also the Hispano Suiza "Peter's Folly" http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/04/very-odd-way-to-treat-hispano-suiza.html

and the Thrupp and Maberly 1913 electric for the queen http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/02/bridging-eras-of-horse-drawn-carriages.html

100 years of transportation in Paris in a single hangar, this private collection of the RATP is not opened to public









from https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.773855496030440.1073741860.682602418489082&type=1

He's now about 70, and has around 3000 items.

There seems to be only 2 mentions of his collection on the internet: http://luniversdugarageetdelastationservice.blogspot.com/2013/09/le-musee-des-compagnies-petrolieres.html
and http://www.sortir-en-lorraine.info/fiche/996/serocourt_88_musees_locaux_galeries_musee_des_compagnies_petrolieres_de_serocourt.html

These images are from both

A long time ago, gas was delivered in tin cans, and it looks like the delivery boy lost his cart load just as the camera clicked, judging by the guys running towards it



very unusual to see the photos of the inside of service stations


same place above and below... the old man in the center doesn't move












For many more http://luniversdugarageetdelastationservice.blogspot.com/

Found on https://www.facebook.com/johndorbigny/timeline/story?ut=43&wstart=0&wend=1422777599&hash=-3502638039663434241&pagefilter=3

Invented and sold by Frenchman Marcel Leyat in the early 1900s. This one above, a 1922 saloon car version