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This 1934 V-12 Packard 7 passenger limousine had been resting in a corn crib for 50 years when the current owner found it.

This image is a composite of five separate photos taken of the car at The Geneva Concours d'Elegance. I particularly liked the raccoon paw prints on the windshield and the tape on the front seat.

The better things in life...

1937 Railton with Hudson Deluxe 8 engine/chassis and Limo body by the English Coachbuilder Rippon Bros made for the Works Manager Colonel Rippon as a personal estate car. Rippon Bros, Coachmakers began in 1555, and served the original Queen Mary (yes that one) and Queen Elizabeth 1 as official coachbuilders. They made their first auto body in 1905 for an early Rolls Royce.

 

This Railton boasts many luxurious features such as aluminum coachwork, dual sliding roof panels, and fitted 3-piece luggage just to name a few. One particularly luxurious amenity is the an inlaid walnut cabinet in the passenger compartment which transforms into a table and contains a matchbox, cigarette and cigar boxes, a silver plated cognac flask, a corkscrew, and a chocolate box. In addition to its refined finishings and due to its intend use as an estate car, this Railton boasts many unusual features, such as a waterproof compartment concealed under the luggage for carrying sport rifles and a reinforced trunk lid that doubles as a shooting platform capable of supporting two men.

  

The Hudson powered Railton was named for British automotive engineer Reid A. Railton, who designed both a land speed record setting automobile and a water speed record setting boat. The Railton was built in England from 1933 until the beginning of World War II with less than 1,500 being produced. The company was started by the innovative car and boat builder, Noel Macklin who was looking for a new car-making venture after he sold his Invicta car company in 1933. He hoped that combining American engine power and reliability, with a Rolls Royce like luxurious body would sell........and a few Brits found the car a practical marriage of both. Rare and desirable

 

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...do you like lemonade with elderflower and honey?

portrait

Bègles Gironde

seen in Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania.

Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down...

Ambridge, PA

 

Yashica Mat TLR

Kodak Portra 400NC 120 film

Unicolor C-41 chemistry

- modified Trabant -

 

The Trabant is an automobile produced from 1957 to 1990 by former

East German car manufacturer VEB Sachsenring Automobilwerke

Zwickau.

 

Holly had a limo to take her and 7 friends to Amadeus and back!

2 Exposures | Digital Blending

Metro Vancouver

Today's tribute - the 1957 Bel Air!

Modes of transportation in Honolulu, Oahu (Waikiki Beach).

- Hawaiian Islands

Lago di Limo, Alta Badia, Italy

Lots of traffic, but we finally made it to the wedding!

After enjoying a wonderful Opera at Teatr Polski w Poznaniu I like to have my limo waiting for me to go home. Here is an example of what my limo looks like parked in front. :) Hit me up if you want my MPK Uber to take you home too. Plenty of room.

Poznan, Poland

Autumn

  

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as of 10/06/24 the Daimler is still in the driveway/

finally, it seems to have come to pick me.

Agua de una fuente en la Quinta de Santo Antonio. Cerca de Elvas. Portugal.

Resphe Birthday Yo

For my Brows : Limo Kanos Taer Duza Agrum , Crapo !

Yo Olson ! Yo Save !

PARIS 2012

Girls day out at Maelstrom Winery , celebrating their friends' engagement.

"De Limonadefabriek" in Streefkerk/Lek (NL).

 

A rather posh restaurant. (No, I'm not related to them, we actually didn't even eat there.)

Paris 2010

 

Big up à Jok, Kanos et tous les gens présents ce jour-là.. !

 

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