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• Bromine is one of the densest liquids used in industry. The little tank cars that haul it are adorable.

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• The Legendary Cuban Volvo Fifth Wheel Bendy Bus

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• The Caterpillar DT-1 Street Tractor moved railroad cars around Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

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• The Pacific Electric "Dragon" Low Floor Streetcar (1913)

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• Electric Sightseeing Bus, New York City, 1908.

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• The bosom of the Pacific Ocean, which you loved so well.

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• 1968 Pontiac COE Motorhome with an Olds Toronado drivetrain and a Continental Kit

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• Yeah, sure, I'll just check with the boys down at the crime lab.

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• Oh, no I did, but I spent most of my time occupying various administration buildings... smoking a lot of thai stick... breaking into the ROTC... and bowling. To tell you the truth Brandt, I don't remember most of it.

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• However we must of course transmit the remains to you in a receptacle.

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• A Chevrolet bus in Havana.

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• A steam locomotive was re-motored with the engine and transmission from a Holt Tractor. Date and location unknown.

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• Nice Marmon.

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• It's the family corn maze, it's outside of, uh, St. Cloud, Minnesota

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• "L'Aigle" French Locomotive from 1855, An Early Attempt at High Speed Rail

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• Or her dudeness, or la Duderina, if you aren't into the whole brevity thing...

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• What is Walter Sobchak's home like?

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• You will receive no bill. She's a good woman, and thorough.

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• It's all a part of your sick Cynthia thing, man.

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• "Lead Shield on Wheels Guards Atomic Worker." Argonne National Laboratory, 1955.

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• Well, they finally did it. They killed my fucking car.

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• Mark it zero!!

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• Various Railroad Hand Car Designs from the 1879 Car Builders Cyclopedia.

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• Apparently in 1958, the Edsel and the Ford Ranchero used the same chassis and had a lot interchangeable parts.

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• Why isn't this more common? Seems a lot safer and more maneuverable than a long flat bed with a bunch of chains and blocks.

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