The Unicorn sighting thread.

7.3 Centurion

And a Willys truck

I love those centurions. 

At Summit buying some steel for Colin, saw this.

I knew, intellectually, that these are related to the Tempest, but wow it's tiny. And it has a V8!

Slippery said:

Not sure this applies ... still want to share. 

That is a Waukesha Engine. They are used for pumping water and such. I am surprised that a plan old truck is towing it. Where did you see it?

I see this guy in the pickup line on most sunny days. 

In reply to MyMiatas :

Likely headed to one of the farms out in the glades or to a sfwmd canal gate. 

MyMiatas said:

Slippery said:

Not sure this applies ... still want to share. 

That is a Waukesha Engine. They are used for pumping water and such. I am surprised that a plan old truck is towing it. Where did you see it?

Thanks for the id. I thought it would be for a yatch or some ship.

This was on the Florida Turnpike. Southbound around Atlantic Ave. in Palm Beach county. 

Buying bolts for Colin.

Not really a unicorn but pretty rare to see out in the winter in the rust belt.

I saw a 1g Dodge Dakota long bed, but I was driving and unable to get a photo. It looked like this one except light brown and less rust.

Barely caught this one. Probably on its way to visit the Gunnar Racing guys as it was around the corner. 

I think I get a 2-for-one here???

In reply to classicJackets (FS) :

I always liked the looks of those early Mazda 626 coupes. Haven't seen one in a long time.

Pretty clean and well loved early Corolla.  I had an 82 as my first car.

Saw this today, immaculate condition with 105k miles

imgon said:

 

Saw this today, immaculate condition with 105k miles

Am I nuts or are those rotary housings on the back shelf??? Possibly both. 

Rust free VW Rabbit Pickup complete with cap and also a Cummins swapped Jeep Wrangler. 

In reply to Slippery :

No, not nuts, those are all housings, and that's just some of them. I have found the Spinning Triangle motherland, all is good in the rotary world

imgon said:

In reply to Slippery :

No, not nuts, those are all housings, and that's just some of them. I have found the Spinning Triangle motherland, all is good in the rotary world

Slippery said:

imgon said:

 

Saw this today, immaculate condition with 105k miles

Am I nuts or are those rotary housings on the back shelf??? Possibly both. 

Holy crap, that is like a billion dollars worth of rotor housings, especially if that one shelf is full of 12A parts like it appears to.

ROXOR Turbo Diesel by Mahindra. I had heard of them but first I have seen in person. This model looks more like a CJ7 resto-mod with diesel power than the ones on their website.

This was at the local flea market 3/5/22

Very nice.