Deco Deliveries

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1936 Stout Scarab.

Designed by William Bushnell Stout and manufactured by Stout Engineering Laboratories/Stout Motor Car Company, it is believed only nine units were produced, and with each vehicle being hand-built no two were exactly alike. At a cost of $5,000 (a little over $89,000 today) the vehicle never officially went into production, but it is considered by some to be the world's first minivan.

 

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This makes me think Clark Griswold and George Jetson were related somehow.

 

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It was designed by Buckminster Fuller.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckminster_Fuller

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The jungle yachts! Those were quite the RV.

 

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The Jungle Yaght....the houses that walk...lol.....Cool video thanks for sharing !!

 

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Stumbled onto this one - don't know anything about it:

 

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Both of these models are curvy and swoopy, lol.

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Both of these models are curvy and swoopy, lol.

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Re the car (don't want to get into trouble) is it custom or some small production run of some obscure company?

Re the woman - is she one of the Marylyn Monroe ripoff actresses they had in the '50s - like Mamie Van Doren (or something close to that) - or is she a model?

Oh, and I love the suicide door...on the car.

 

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I don't have any information on either one of the dangerously curvy models. [emoji16]

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