Pics : options for transporting your new project from A to B

Seeing @grumpynorthener move his latest project, I realised this could be a good opportunity to share some cool old cars, and give a nod of appreciation to folk who don't mind doing things in their own way.
Long may it continue !


The easy option to move a car is to put it in / on / behind the vehicle you normally drive -




If you're going to need an overnight stop - do it in style with a 1951 Royal Spartanette Converted Hauler - more info at bringatrailer.com/2011/02/12/bat-exclusive-1951-royal-spartanette-converted-hauler/



Or go for the bulk option with "vert-a-pack" trains designed for 70s Chevy Vega transport - from www.autoblog.com/2013/03/01/vert-a-pac-train-cars-kept-your-chevy-vegas-price-in-check/




A spot from the late 70s at s8.zetaboards.com/Scale_Racing_Lobby/topic/668113/1/



And along similar lines




I love this type of thing - more at justacarguy.blogspot.co.uk/2010/06/unusual-race-car-haulers-citreons-and.html




Hudson bodies on their way to the assembly line - they had their own way of doing things -




Slightly off-topic but a worthy mention from www.doityourselfrv.com/funny-roadster-fifth-wheel/



If none of the above appeal, just improvise