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Foo2rama
··Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.
Not a good shot... but a super rare Bentley. Looked imposing in person.
Automotive Exceptionalism
Not a good shot... but a super rare Bentley. Looked imposing in person.
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vbrad26
·When you have to copy an Audi wheel design lol
Oh well, it's all VW anyway, right? hah.
Oh well, it's all VW anyway, right? hah.
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoI saw this on TV as a kid and never forgot it. Only recently happened across it again. The great David E. Davis and Malcolm Forbes even make appearances. Those in-car high-speed runs on narrow public roads are mesmerizing!
https://www.thedrive.com/vintage/5226/5-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-lamborghini-countach
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fraglerock
·Little morning meet at a buddy’s coffee shop.
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vbrad26
·Oof. All those 964's. The GT3 isn't bad either.
Actually...I want every car you have pictured there hah.
I've never seen a Defender that short I don't think lol.
Actually...I want every car you have pictured there hah.
I've never seen a Defender that short I don't think lol.
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kboyle
·I need to step my game up after seeing this thread
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pdxleaf
··So on and so on and scoobie doobie dooFor the Porsche fans. Stored in the basement of the mechanics shop. Just a bunch of parts and non-running cars. Lots of "patina". Fun excursion and escape from the current reality.
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Mr.Bliss
·There is nothing like American muscle!!!
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vbrad26
·Always blows my mind to see stuff like that....
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davy26
·And nowadays we know they will be re-beautified . . . like this, for instance:
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vbrad26
·Or not, and sold as-is for $3 million lol
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pdxleaf
··So on and so on and scoobie doobie doohow much for the soft top targa? that's an early car...
Unfortunately he's a collector and you know how they are. Everything comes in and nothing goes out. If you're lucky, in a decade or so he might say "okay, you can make me an offer. I need to make room."
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davidswiss
·Bernina hill climb from quite a few years ago.
Guess which are my two dream cars.
Guess which are my two dream cars.
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MRC
·Bernina hill climb from quite a few years ago.
Guess which are my two dream cars.
I can't guess what you dream about. But for myself each time I scrolled to the next photo I changed my mind. But I'd go first for the T35, providing it's not a Tecla, and then after a lot of consideration for the 30/98 -- but not after finding out it's a replica! OK, the Birdcage and please don't tell that's a replica too.
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abrod520
·If we're talking about just tarmac hillclimbs, the Carrera RSR (or clone) would be nice, but if I'm doing a full vintage-rally campaign I'm going with the Stratos 🥰
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RI Omega Fan
·Really good post - I wish I could click a “like” for each photo!
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janice&fred
·Seen in the village yesterday ~
Not the most glamorous parking place, but a pretty damn cool car.
Similar to our drag race team's first car but our sheet metal was I think a year newer and a hard top. I gotta check on our desk top as we have some pictures of our racing stuff there.
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m84
·Last year at a local classic auto show. The grounds were very tight to get some decent overall pictures of the individual cars, and I like details, so here are a few close-ups and what not...
And to end, this crazy Bugatti Type 43 from 1927, which I particularly liked:
With my Speedy photobombing it 😜
And to end, this crazy Bugatti Type 43 from 1927, which I particularly liked:
With my Speedy photobombing it 😜
