Vintage Vertical Parking
October 6th, 2011
If you like this, check out:
The Brixton Zebra
Colour photographs of England, 1928
Clouds, by Alfred Steiglitz
Clipper Ship Trade Cards, 1800s, II
Replica 1949 Claud Butler Cycle
Ku Klux Klan's Washington Parades, 1925-26
Abandoned Buses, Lancashire, England
Ford Gyron Concept Car, 1961
'Until the Millenium' Car Insurance Ad, 1930
The Pedascope
Derringer Cycle
Concept Motorbikes by Mikhail Smolyanov
Tetrahedral Kites by Alexander Graham Bell, 1898-1912
MiG-105 EPOS (Experimental Passenger Orbital Aircraft)
Vintage Rocket Powered Bicycles, 1929-1951
Porsche Posters, 1950s
Phantom Corsair, 1938
Aquatic Frolics, 1926
Women Driving Automobiles, 1907-1915
Abandoned P-40 Kitty Hawk, Sahara, 1942
Beetle Wrecks, 1940s-1970s




I know exactly where that is! I walked by it today! (I think.)
Something similar is still in production, there is one just to the north of Stockholm central railway station that I used to commute past every day. http://www.roadtraffic-technology.com/projects/cesena/
A much more modest version of the vertical car park is in operation today in Hollywood, California.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/keithcoogan/3112513234/
And very much in use throughout Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gWZRkDStk4
That is so COOL, just what every city needs to store all those model T fords!