A WIENERMOBILE sighting...today at 2:30, south of Victorville (on our way home from visiting my father-in-law in Pahrump, NV.)
Umm ... yes, there is this too, in DH Kohn's waiting room.
A photo a day of Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills & Palos Verdes Estates, located on the hills of PV peninsula at the southwestern tip of Los Angeles county
Umm ... yes, there is this too, in DH Kohn's waiting room.
21 comments:
What a fun post......We used to live near Victorville in a little town called Oro Grande.
Oh, I wanna drive that bad boy!! :-)
Looks as if you definitely got your kicks on route 66.
Driving along Route 66 looks like a hoot. A Wienermobile! Hahaha! And the badger sends chills up and down my spine.
I haven't seen the wienermobile in years! That badger looks a little mean. I guess no one gets away without paying their bill in there!
As long as you have your camera, I bet Barstow is quite a fun place to be stranded.
LL
A "Wienermobile", oh my I can't even begin to recall the last time I saw one of those out on the road.
Love the photo of the Route 66 sign (as for the badger with an attitude...well not so much!).
Gosh it would be fun to go back in time and take a trip along the old Rt.66; stop at quaint road side diners, take in some of the strange roadside attractions, read the Burma Shave signs...hm, I'm dating myself here. LOL
This brings back memories. About 40 yrs ago Little Oscar came Orange County in his Wienermobile and gave me and all my friends hot dog rings and whistles. Lokking back he seemed a little grumpy but I didn't care. :)
Looks like you made the best of Barstow! You don't see any one of these things every day.
Count me among friends of DH Kohn. These are great! more! more!
I'm convinced the wiener guy was having an affair with a South Pasadena occupant. For a month or more I'd see his wiener parked on Monterey road over near the Freemont liquor store near the tracks.
Next time your in Pahrump see if you can find Heidi Fleiss' coin operated laundromat.
Some people dream of riding in the goodyear blimp, I dream of riding in the weeney mobile.
"Oh, I wish I were an Oscar Mayer weiner, that what I'd truly like to be ...." Or so goes the song anyway!
Hee hee, PA.
hee hee...
«Louis» lived in Amarillo, TX for a number of years, old Route 66 passing through there as well. He grinned when he saw that Nash Metropolitan in one of your images. There's a black and white one in San Francisco with the license "Pepe" as in lePew. ;-)
«Louis» likes the Route 66 nostalgia. He went through Barstow when he moved to California in 1977 - hasn't been back. What a juxtaposition re the lunch and your waitress!
Mme la Vache spotted the Weinermobile on I-80 near Chez la Vache a couple of days ago.
Multiple grins here!
Great post, Tash!
Like Lois, I haven't seen a Weinermobile in years! Thank you for capturing it in photo!
Very cool Weinermobile! Super photos Tash, I enjoyed looking at your other posts as well.
Cheers,
Dave
never seen such a vehicle :)
I can't see the driver!!!
I think the wienermobile would be enough to make me drive off the road in surprise.
That looks a lot newer than the wienermobile I remember. It sure brings back memories. - Margy
Oh boy! The Wienermobile! Now that is an Americana roadside attraction one could only dream of encountering on a road trip. Love all your on the road shots. They take me right along countless long drives in the west.
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