Steampunk Cars & Bikes Exhibit at San Diego Auto Museum
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Steampunk Cars & Bikes Exhibit at San Diego Auto Museum

By cazalea · Jun 22, 2018 · 2 replies
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cazalea presents a captivating photo essay from the San Diego Auto Museum's Steampunk Cars & Bikes exhibit, showcasing a collection of vehicles that blend Victorian-era aesthetics with futuristic, sci-fi elements. The author highlights the intricate details and imaginative designs of these unique automotive creations, from motorcycles to an Allison Aircraft Engine Vehicle.

This show is a big step up from the Rat Rod Exhibit (CLICK to view) presented in my last report in February.  Both were presented by the San Diego Auto Museum. I have no direct affilitation with the museum except as a friend and visitor, but they have been inviting me to come to the opening exhibits. I'm happy to share these images here.

This exhibit is taking us back to Victorian times, brass, copper, steam and sci-fi in imaginary worlds, perhaps as envisioned by Jules Verne.













Steampunk Motorcycle



You don't want to take a tumble on this bike



Nice for a midnight ride on Halloween



With these people?




Steampunk Allison Aircraft Engine Vehicle



They drove this one into the exhibit hall, belching flames!
















Runs, drives and registered!






My favorite (even if it is only a giant artwork)



That's it for now!







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patrick_y
Jun 26, 2018

Wow. That is cool! I like the first one, reminds me of a submarine. Almost Jules Verne like. The picture with the motorcycle is cool, but that weird contraption on the top right side is also really cool. Got anymore pics of that one? The last two vehicles are just out of this world (yet they're strangely on this planet), all of these are definitely appropriate for those Burning Man parties that I've [only] heard about!

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Cpt Scarlet
Jul 1, 2018

The time and effort is mind boggling.

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