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The story of this trio of opulent RVs starts with Edler & Company Inc of Morton Grove, Illinois. Originally formed in 1938 as Atlas Van Lines, this company specialized in third-party logistics. The company also incorporated Edler Warehousing LLC in 1962, and it continues to operate today under that name and Edler & Company, offering warehousing, inventory management, and distribution. A vintage photo on Edler Warehousing’s site shows that in decades past it offered storage and moving services....

Roam was established in 2017 as Opibus. The company formed out of a Swedish technical university project to figure out how to introduce EV tech to emerging markets. Kenya was chosen as the headquarters of the operation and the resulting motorcycles are designed and engineered right there. Roam was able to raise $7.5 million in equity and grants. Now, it says it’s about ready to put its super cheap motorcycle into production....

You all know me as the rusty Jeep guy from Detroit, but I’m not from here. I have no family here, no childhood roots, and fewer and fewer ties as many of my friends seem to all move away. But I have stayed for nine years — the longest I’ve ever lived in one place. It’s counter to my nature as an “Army Brat,” and indeed, in the early days after my move here from college, I thought for sure I’d be rolling out within a couple of years....

Today, since everyone is going back to work I thought we’d look at some work vans. But let’s wrap up last week first: Exactly as I expected. I hope the new owner of that Mercedes appreciates the incredible deal they got. Now: They’re big. They’re white. They’re usually laden down with ladders or pipes strapped to roof racks, emblazoned with company logos and phone numbers, and far too often driven with reckless abandon....

Also, hell of an ascot on Ken there. That was the purpose of those high bouffant hair-dos, Jason. When she was ready to ride, she’d just tuck those books into that puffy mound of hairsprayed locks and away she’d go! https://www.gentlemansride.com/

The museum describes this particular painted car hood like this: It’s also worth noting that to paint this, Chicago actually studied car painting techniques at an auto body school in LA, which was a pretty male-dominated environment, giving some context to what she said about the work. And, you know, she learned how to really paint cars, like that other famous American painter, Earl Sheib. Chicago did a few of these painted car hoods, but this one in Stockholm is an interesting one to try to guess because it’s one of those hoods that’s harder to place out of context....

https://amklassiek.nl/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Historie-1024×717.jpg Above and beyond the fact that it’s simply more handsome. Really though, I always dug the design of those Opels.

I’m not exactly sure what message Ford is intending to convey here about the Fairlane, other than to associate it with the sorts of cavalier bon vivants that can even made a colossal emptiness, void even of light, into a good time with their huge flower gag, pulling off massive, shoe-sized petals in what may be one of those he-loves-me-he-loves-me-not kind of things. I think? Anyway, enjoy the whatever this is!...

SONY wireless earphone “WF-1000XM3” Here we will see how to connect (pair) Windows 10 and WF-1000XM3 via Bluetooth. Pair (connect) wireless earphones Now Windows10 and WF-1000XM3 are connected (paired) via Bluetooth. Sound-related settings How to use Windows 10 Related Video

Now, I know that a roll-out drivetrain wasn’t invented by Renault – in fact, I wrote about another van that did this with a rear-mounted drivetrain, the White Horse, and that one came out in 1939! But, it was when I saw that picture up there that I started to think about it. So, as you can see, the whole longitudinal FWD drivetrain is an integrated unit up front there, and it just rolls out the front of the Estafette....

This week was supposed to be all Japanese cars, but you know how it goes: If you’re not looking for something, you’ll find it everywhere, but as soon as you start searching, they vanish like the cockroaches in the kitchen of your first apartment. I found plenty of Camrys and Accords, but there’s only so much to be said about those. So today we’ll look at a couple of sporty Japanese numbers, and the rest of the week we’ll look at all the other cool stuff I found that I wasn’t actually looking for....

Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If your morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Electrify America Gets Nonsensical How’s this for reinventing the wheel to run oneself over? Electrify America is introducing the new EV charging station labels to try and solve the problem of not being able to discern between different chargers at a distance without a telescope....

Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If your morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Tesla Has To Explain Elon Musk’s Weird Package I’m getting kinda sick of Elon Musk being all over the timeline and I’m clearly only making it worse by writing this, but it’s important and in a week everyone’s going to be talking about it so we’re all just going to have to get through it, together....

This week I’m trying to distract myself from buying something with a V12 by looking at an American imported car, a car-turned-pickup truck, and a whole lot of yee haw from a Corvette. Seriously, someone stop me from buying a lifted Corvette. As usual, some of these may be downright asinine or crappy cars. I also don’t discriminate when it comes to pricing, modifications, and condition. If a car is too expensive, at least we can still stare at it, right?...

Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If your morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Long-Range Van, Damn While payload certainly has an effect on electric vehicle range, General Motors is out here showing that a weighed-down electric van can still go quite far on a single charge....

Overnight (and just in time for the LA Auto Show, where I understand there is some sort of fancy soiree happening that I’m not going to with shrimp served out of a wheelbarrow), Toyota revealed the new, fifth generation Prius and it’s quite the looker. No I’m not being my usual snarky self here – it’s a properly good looking car. I know we’re on the alternate timeline but what the hell?...

Origins of the M The M3 wasn’t born from a dream to build the ultimate road going three series. It was a Group A homologation special, and BMW had to build 5000 road cars to enable it to race in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (DTM). Most eighties homologation specials were a bit bonkers – mass market hatches and saloons stuffed with weapons-grade racing parts that made them a bit awkward on the road....

Last week, we kicked off Holy Grails with the Mercury Tracer LTS. When the second-generation Tracer made its debut, it was a sensible, practical vehicle for a small family. And today, it’s a car that you’ll probably miss unless you were looking for it. But there was a spicy version, the Luxury Touring Sedan, that turned a sensible sedan into something that might make you smile as you drive the kid to school....

I recently wrote about how I’ve spent a total of about $2,100 on the non-running Chevy Tracker I’d initially picked up for $700. Some of that sum was taxes, some of it was tires, some of it was fluids, some was interior trim to replace the cracked stuff, but do you know what contributed a lot to that figure? Unnecessary purchases resulting from misdiagnoses. When I initially arrived at the seller’s house to buy the Tracker, the gentleman improperly hooked his jumper cables to the Chevy-ified Suzuki and fried something in the electrical system, because the car refused to start even when the seller fixed the polarity issue....

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