It’ll go over anything. Just as long as you don’t need too much horsepower.1yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/Battlecars
1933 Commer Centaur 2-ton chassis with an all steel streamlined body. Built after Hillman and Humber were added to Commer's parent group Rootes.1yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/ArtDeco
This was posted to a FB group, and no one knows or is telling. I really want to know.1yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/namethatcar
Finally installed LED lighting in an old cabinet so I can display my camera collection3yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/CoolCollections
And so it begins. Taking my 1955 Citroen Traction Avant up to the specialist in Albany.5yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/projectcar
When you get a flat tire but don’t want to wait for AAA so you just drive home.3yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/IdiotsInCars
My car when they downsized my cubicle and I had to bring all my display pieces home3yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
$7000 later, the brakes, fuel and cooling systems are sorted. When I cob up a muffler it will be drivable, and when the lights get sorted it should pass inspection.4yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/projectcar
PowerBook 170 with original documentation and 2 spare batteries with carrying cases and charging stand2yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/VintageApple
The first handheld computer, the TI-59 programmable calculator could execute a sequence of preprogrammed instructions, store and retrieve data, apply conditional logic, and make computations. Shown here with the optional PC-100C printer cradle.3yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
R.I.P. Jamel Myles. May your death serve as inspiration to those like you to stay strong. [Discussion]6yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/LGBTeens
Just got her back from some unexpected repairs. If I can find a place to prep and paint the chassis, and get some interior work done, she’ll be finished.5yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/projectcar
My collection, hanging on the wall, in my bedroom in the place I lived in 1988. I had just seen the Delicate Sounds tour a few months earlier.6yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/pinkfloyd
1955 Citroen Traction Avant RHD - not sure how much work it’s going to need, but I know it will be greater than zero.6yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/projectcar
Palm used to have a folding keyboard that the device would plug right into. Does something like this exist today for iPhone/lightning?4yr ⋅ toaph ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
