Streets Of Denver: October 2013

Friday, October 25, 2013

1964 Mercedes Unimog

This 1964 Mercedes Unimog was shipped to the United States by a military man and his wife after their tour of duty in Europe. These trucks are one of the most versatile vehicles made by man. It was once a German military ambulance; the owners had to chop the original box down for shipment. Outside of that one modification it is all original and has all the tricks you'd expect in a UNIversal-MOtor-Gerat. Load up the tent and gear; we're go camping anywhere we want!

2013 Windsor Harvest Festival Cruise In Car Show

Friday, October 18, 2013

1935 or 1936 Flat Black Rat Rod Pickup

My vote for Best in Show. I love this truck. Sitting in the grass, monstrous drum brakes, suicide doors, Flathead V8, wrench "aircraft" hood ornament, real wire wheels, gas tank in the bed, cooler than school paint, tiny bits of chrome in all the right places, hand-crafted details everywhere, crazy eagle beak-looking grill. Best guess on the grill is maybe an early to mid-forties Dodge?

2013 Windsor Harvest Festival Cruise In Car Show

Friday, October 11, 2013

Colorado Mobile Dyno

Colorado Mobile Dyno was at the Windsor Cruise In Car Show this year. They were testing horsepower and torque for the show's participants. Fun to watch and some of the best music to a car guys ears! It was also fun to watch the techs hustle to get the cars strapped in. I'm also liking the "Green with Envy" paint on the Dodge Challenger. I believe that was a Dodge offering in 2011.

2013 Windsor Harvest Festival Cruise In Car Show

Friday, October 4, 2013

1942 Ford Rat Rod Pickup - Four Wheel Drive

1942 Ford Pickup

This 4 wheel drive rat rod was build up on a modified Chevy S10 frame. A Ford V8, hydraulics, and a bunch of creativity in this completely homemade hot rod. It is a bizarre and wonderful mix of both old and new technologies.

Built by Jim Butler of Fort Collins, Colorado.