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What is the most interesting thing about the #135th #Canton #Fair? It is definitely this rideable suitcase. Although it is not our product, see many foreign friends buying it and riding a donkey around the exhibition,it is quite cool . I really want to run up, take our motor, and sell it to him! I wonder if the box can hold up if a 200-pound fat man rides on it? This store sells this product and it has always been very popular. In addition, I have another question, what kind of motor is used for this roller? You can take a guess together.

A carport both stylish and functional.

The folklore surrounding the Mini is like that of no other car. Designed by Alec Issigonis and produced by the British Motor Corporation from 1959 until the last Mini rolled off the production line in 2000, the Mini was embraced by every generation and made famous by some of the brightest stars of the day, from supermodels to pop stars. It’s amazing how such a small car can be so full of surprises… The generous door pockets are said to have been sized to accommodate the ingredients of designer Alec Issigonis’ favourite drink of dry martini – i.e. bottles of Gordon’s gin and vermouth 28 – the world record for the number of people crammed into a classic Mini R4.3 million – the most paid for a Mini at auction, the Radford de Ville Cooper S once owned by Paul McCartney SLW 287R’ – the registration of the Citron Green 1977 MKIV Mini complete with driver’s door padlock first seen in ‘The Curse of Mr Bean’ The miniskirt was reputedly named after the Mini, Mary Quant’s favourite car – a fact about which she commented, ‘neither is any longer than necessary’ ‘621 AOK’, the first production Mini, still exists and is on display in the British Motor Museum in Gaydon – as are the last of the line, the Cooper Sport 500 ‘X411 JOP’, and ‘33 EJB’, the Mini-Cooper in which Paddy Hopkirk won the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally To optimise the Mini’s cabin space and simplify production, the Mini featured external panel seams, while the hinges for the doors and boot lid were initially also positioned outside the car In addition to the UK, Minis were manufactured or assembled in Australia, Belgium, Chile, Italy, Malaysia, Malta, New Zealand, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Uruguay, Venezuela and Yugoslavia If you are lucky enough to own this influential car of the 20th century – why not store it or transport it with Pickfords? https://lnkd.in/g9hMzHX #fridayfun #fridayfacts #cars #mini #pickpickfords #storage #carstorage #cartransport #moving #movingservices #movingcompany #movingpartner #vehicletransfer #movers #minicooper #minifolklore #storagesolutions #storageoptions #motorvehicles

It’s Wednesday! Best caption? Keep on riding through LinkedIn. 🤣🚽 BTW, Did you know paper toilet seat covers are absorbent? 🤣 #washie #customerexperience #business #airports #restrooms #passengerexperience #nacs #cstore #conveniencestore #restroom #bathroom #toilet #gasstation #truckstop #travelstop #toiletseat

Don’t let your classic car sit and rot this winter! If you want to keep your vintage beauty in great shape, you’ll want to store it properly. Not sure where to start? Check out this article. https://bit.ly/45OmARS #CarStorageTips #ClassicCar #BALazaroInsuranceServices

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Do you remember the 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser from That 70's Show? The initial episode of That '70s Show revolves around the quintessential teenage fantasy: Red Forman, the father, bestowing the keys to the Vista Cruiser upon his son, Eric. The Vista Cruiser, an undeniable star of the series, plays a crucial role in the show's first seven seasons, serving as a backdrop for dialogues and becoming the focal point of various storylines. I can really relate to the Vista Cruiser because my Mom drove one around the time I was 10 years old. It was a very big station wagon with a smooth ride, powerful engine and a glass you could peak through somewhere over the back seat. The design had a roof that was a little higher in the back and the transition had a narrow glass that looked like a small windshield. This design feature is why they called it the "Vista" Cruiser. Brought to the market by Oldsmobile across three generations from 1964 to 1977, Eric's specific model hails from the second generation, manufactured between 1968 and 1972. It features a standard 350-cubic-inch V-8 engine, translating to 5,700 cc or 5.7 liters, and is available with either a two- or three-speed automatic transmission. As the series concluded, Fez himself, portrayed by Wilmer Valderrama, acquired the Cruiser from Carsey-Werner for a cool $500. If you want to own an original Vista Cruiser, check out the old vintage vehicle auctions. They have thousands of vintage cars and you may just find one of these Oldsmobile's on the lot. Or search online for that exact model. If you are buying one in Houston, TX or Santa Fe, CA, there is a better way of handling and exporting them from the U.S. For export handling and assistance in transporting your vintage automobile to the port of export drop me a DM. #vintagevehicles #export #transportation

"1921 Leyat Hélica In Action | Concours Of Elegance 2020, London" Professor Gordon Murray with his legendary and breakthrough F1 Brabham BT46 Fan car of 1978 and the newer variants of the Fan car T.50 & T.50s and that idea might be a bit more older than we all thought. Jay Leno has at least 3 of these in his collection and loves nothing more than flying around the place to get a pint of milk and newspaper. This is such a rare car that very little video footage of it is on YouTube so show 'Supe Luxe Cars' YouTube channel some support by watching this 55 second video of the 1921 Leyat Hélica driving around then back firing. A novel idea that as I see it has many benefits, one being no need for a big heavy gearbox and drive train saving weight and cost to produce. Smaller brakes even if this car has any? The pull of the propeller giving a 100mph top speed in 1921 without the greatest technology available to achieve those speeds in that time period is a true testament to how this idea is not as bonkers as it first appears. The experience of driving a car like this is also something so unique and involving that driving such a car that the driver can really say before pulling away: "Chocks Away" whilst they wear a long silk scarf and leather skull cap helmet.  https://lnkd.in/eU4ncmuV

Concept, to shoot, to edit, to execution in a blink… looks great in situ…