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U.S. Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne speaking with attendees at the 2023 Young Women's Leadership Summit hosted by Turning Point USA at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas.
It seems the Hot Wheels Monster Dairy Delivery isn't a generic after all, its heavily based on the rather round and cuddly Divco van which was made into the 1980's despite its Art Deco styling. Not that any Divco Milk Delivery Van ever had a ride height quite as monstrous as this though hence the "Monster" designation. This rather funny cow skin coloured example I believe dates back to 2012 which is ancient history in Hot Wheels years. In mint condition considering it was recently found in a charity shop.
This is actually an old shot. (Early Fall) But after flipping through some shots, I thought it would make a fantastic ad. Tell me what you think!
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Canon T1i
50 1.4
Natty Light
Tonight is a corporate job for Shmitz cargobull the Trailer and truck body people,Seen outside the Copthorne Hotel in Birmingham is tonights ride Mercedes Benz Sprinter C12F. The dinner/dance is at the national motorcycle museum. Photo taken 14/09/16
The Vario was the predecessor to the Mercedes Sprinter range. It was launched in 1996 after the T2 model, and, in its large capacity models over 3.5 tonnes, remained in production alongside the Sprinter until 2013. The Vario was also popular as a chassis for small buses and for emergency vehicles such as ambulances and fire tenders.
New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R160B no. 8963 (Kawasaki, 2005-2010) is the lead motor on a Brooklyn-bound G train, seen stopped at 21st St Station on the IND Crosstown Line. 21st St, signed as 21st St-Van Alst, is one of only two stations that the G trains serves in Queens, the other being Court Square; the terminal for the service.
This belongs to 'Sierravanman' on autoshite who asked me to post photos of his van as he wasn't able too, He uses it for as a tat carrier for his Cortina spares business.
This is from the owner - It is an import from Holland. It is a genuine factory van, not a homemade conversion, has no rear seats and a steel floor.I dont think they ever made any right hand drive ones. Its not an Ambulance,the upturned dinghy on the roof is for Holland, as it increases the volume to allow it to be classed a commercial vehicle, which means cheap road tax there. Its fibreglass so when the rest rots away beneath it,it can be a useful garden ornament or indeed a boat. The original roof is cut away inside, so its really useful to carry doors etc
A friend of mine in Holland bought it, abused it even more than it had been previously and was going to take it to the scrapyard (where it wouldn't have looked out of place), but I just had to have it. It snapped its crank on the motorway in Holland. I enjoyed being towed in it through customs by one of those yellow tractors with a revolving orange lamp. They accused me of drug smuggling...probably assuming I must have been on something to have such a thing...and it being broken at that. Since then its had another engine, clutch, exhaust,brakes, starter motor, bonnet,one wing, 4 doors, 2 chassis rails at the back,one back panel,sills and inner sills, floor, wheelarches,a tailgate,all the lights,2 seats,door cards and a carpet, 5 wheels and tyres ...and now the fresh paint .
Its a '91 1.8td.....but I have another one just like it that's an '88 2.3 indenor,but in a worse state ! I plead insanity.
For many years, Medford Lakes Lions Club has sponsored a non-emergency medical transportation service called Cabulance.
With Hotel New York and the Montevideo tower ,right and Charloise Hoofd, ventilator building the Maastunnel left
And in the middle the Remco Koolhaas designed project " The Rotterdam" , tallest building in Europe,
Reaching 150 meters., the vertical city. 160 000 square meters, weighing 230 000 ton
La méridienne ou La Sieste, d'Apres Millet.
(The Siesta (after Millet))
St Remi (France).
December 1889-January 1890
Oil on canvas(H. 0.73; L. 0.91 m)
Paris, Musée d'Orsay
The Siesta was painted while Van Gogh was interned in a mental asylum in Saint-Rémy de Provence. The composition is taken from a
drawing by Millet for Four Moments in the Day. To justify his act, Vincent told his brother Theo: "I am using another language,
that of colours, to translate the impressions of light and dark into black and white". Van Gogh often copied the works of Millet,
who he considered to be "a more modern painter than Manet". Remaining faithful to the original composition, even down to the still
life details in the foreground, Van Gogh nevertheless imposes his own style upon this restful scene which, for Millet, symbolized
rural France of the 1860's. This highly personal retranscription is achieved primarily by means of a chromatic construction based
on contrasting complementary colours: blue-violet, yellow-orange. Despite the peaceful nature of the subject, the picture radiates
Van Gogh's unique artistic intensity.
Foto van mejuffrouw Bolders uit de jaren 70. Foto is gemaakt door professioneel fotograaf Van Mechelen uit Steenbergen. Blik van herkenning?
Covers the Daihatsu Cab Van that was Sold in Belgium in the late 1970's or early 1980's??? As no Dates Printed on the Brochure.
Front Page of Brochure.
Model: ShangLe Van
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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