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Those are crazy!! I think left to right you have LR, Ferrari (250?), jag e type, Lotus 49 cosworth, jag xk120, benz 300 sl, LR.Quote:
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Originally Posted by refried
Those are crazy!! I think left to right you have LR, Ferrari (250?), jag e type, Lotus 49 cosworth, jag xk120, benz 300 sl, LR.Quote:
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Whoa. Those people are giants!Quote:
Originally Posted by refried
Bwahahaha! Toys for the kids of the super rich.
On the way home they headed to Bellevue, I'm sure they sold a few to the neighborhood kids. They sell them more as something to add to your collection, if you have a 300 SL why not have a 1/2 scale one.
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(stolen picture from the Shop Club) The Fiat car carrier in back is amazing
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They're definitely not toys, they're built as well as any show car and the workmanship and finish are incredible.
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Slightly different speed than most posted here -- but next year taking a week off to ride along and play back up wrench on a family member's 1918 American LaFrance in a rally. It's a ridiculous car.. 9.4L inline 4. Headers but no exhaust. Chain drive. No front brakes.
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^ Should be a blast. The route finished up in my city this year.
A few from the vintage races at Pacific raceways
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Wow that's some pretty metal.Quote:
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I don't know what I'd want more, the Gulf-liveried 911 or the Martini-liveried 911.
Fucking awesome!!!
Anybody wanna help??
17: modern GT? Does not look like the 66 but the brake vent does not look like the 06?
40: 66 fastback
26 Simoniz: 240?
70: ???
26 and 4: 901
57: lotus 19??
111: ?? Lotus xxxx?
166: 65 fastback
11: ??? Sexy.
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70 is Old Yeller, a California custom race car from the 50s
57: Lola Mk 1?
11 is Bill Thomas's Cheetah built in 1964
111 is a Lotus 7
26 and 4 are 911's
70 is Old Yeller II
If I remember correctly the GT40 was an unfinished '66 chassis that sat unfinished until the 80's
1977 Porsche RSR
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http://www.gt40.com/production-sheet...117-mark-5.phpQuote:
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1986 replica
#40 has been on the PNW circuit for a while, I think. I'm curious if I'd find glimpses on prints if I dug out the pics I took at Spokane Raceway Park in about 1995.
Sweet set all around.
Lotus Emira. AMG power. Manual, Auto or DCT. Who needs one?
https://www.thedrive.com/content/202...r-Portrait.jpg
The Volvo/Aston dealer near me just opened up a new showroom for Lotus. Looks like they have a demo there. I may have to stop by and pretend I'm interested.
Smoked like a Frenchman, didn’t run well, and the driver was a douche, or so my wife tells me. I was too busy imagining myself cruising along the Mediterranean coast.
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Well, it is a Jaaaaaaaaaagggggggg
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They are supposed to top out at 100k. Start in the high 70s. Not too bad really.Quote:
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Is it still a Toyota engine?
Yes, supercharged 3.5l V6 (~360-400hp)Quote:
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6 speed manual or automatic
Or
AMG I4 (381-416hp)
Dual clutch
Beautiful car.
I've seen these things in a few places but they're usually Chevys not Olds. I want one of these Cutlasses.Quote:
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Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend.
Live stream
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i see there are a lot of ferrari fans up in here.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...testarossa-13/