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While Mississippi collector Bill Williams has plenty of ageless Avery and Minneapolis-Moline tractors that he treasures, the unique six-cylinder Minneapolis-Moline Model NEU power unit he acquired a few years ago is still one of his favorite machines.
This original sightseeing bus from Yellowstone National Park is the perfect vehicle for experiencing America's picturesque wilderness.
"You could sneak up on grizzly bear in this thing," says Winslow Bent, the man who restored the open-top Yellowstone motorcoach.
A bus as expensive as a modern hypercar? You better believe it because this 1936 White hauler went beyond the $1-million mark
Starting a vehicle 112 years ago was a different process, as Jay Leno demonstrates. If you had a steam-engined car, starting it was a complicated procedure, but so were gasoline-engined vehicles of the era, as they had a hand-crank. The latter was notoriously difficult to use, as well as dangerous.