Strange Vehicles.

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Gotta love the Fammileureux Utility B, always think they chose a bloke that matched the shape of the machine. (vickers licensed design).

Love the tracked bike; I've Never seen that before, caption a little confusing, is that a model on the right? looks like it.

Since the Minenraumer's cropped up again I'll add the mechanical mule:

And, of course, the beautiful Landrover Centaur, one of these rare beasts has recently been acquired from Iraq by the Dunsfold collection.:

 

Different kind of Firefly (no idea what Mark?)
Strange,
but I like it.

 

Skoda PA-II



No idea where the pics came from as a mate sent 'em,
What a cutie eh?

 

von Poop, your photos look like they came from TANKS!

Kyt, that 1/2-track is gorgeous
Should have checked, after all, nearly all interesting AFV pics come from TANKS! these days don't they

Got to echo the halftrack comment too, great stuff. Only just finished an m2a1 kit and that picture's making me go 'hmmmmm, should I get another?'.

 

I can read enough Swedish to recognise 'pansar' as representing where my interests lie.
Looks like that excellent site is being translated.


Skoda S1:

 

Rarely failing to raise a smile it's the Japanese Kurogane Type 95 2 seater 'Staff car':

Staff at Willi Wonka's chocolate factory maybe.

 

More on mono-wheels here.
Motorwheels monowheels

 

More on mono-wheels here.
Motorwheels monowheels
Excellent and lucid site, the Transport section is fascinating and most appropriate to some of the strangest vehicles ever thought of.
I'd certainly never herad of Gyrocars, I can see why people persued them as it sounds like such a good idea before the real world, physics etc. begins to interfere.
Gyrocars
(Gyrover is fascinating)
Rocket Bicycle. !!!!

 

A cool conversion:


And another little beauty:

From: The FReeper Foxhole Studies USS Alaska CB-1.

 

Just putting Boston's peculiar unidentified machine from 'name that vehicle in here so I can find it more easily:

It's got 'Scorpion' written on it.
We think it's British.
It seems to have had an outboard motor.
It definitely qualifies as a 'strange vehicle'.
(I can't even work out how the wheel arrangement works...)

 

Killinger and Freund Front wheel drive bike.

& the possibly more bizarre Megola:

Both from:
Killinger and Freund Motorcycle