Did You See Anything Good Today? [Read First Post]
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- Max Archer
This just parked four doors up the street from me while I was outside 30 minutes ago or so.
Edit - so a day or two ago one of my friends was coming over and saw the Aventador coming out of the neighbors' garage. I guess it must've replaced the F458. Those guys have a new supercar every six months, I'm starting to wonder if the driver is a journalist who's getting long-term test cars or something.
Edit - so a day or two ago one of my friends was coming over and saw the Aventador coming out of the neighbors' garage. I guess it must've replaced the F458. Those guys have a new supercar every six months, I'm starting to wonder if the driver is a journalist who's getting long-term test cars or something.
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- 8,846
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Was out for a run when I saw this cute couple...
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Miata M-Edition. Starlight Blue Mica is a pretty rare color, very pretty.
Badass Widebody F-150 Raptor.
Badass Widebody F-150 Raptor.
RocZX
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It's called a prerunner.
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Such reflection, much stars, wowMiata M-Edition. Starlight Blue Mica is a pretty rare color, very pretty.
Badass Widebody F-150 Raptor.
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And in the snow! Looks well maintained, too. Nice spot!
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Total surprise to me. This was Quite a few hours before the snow really started dumping in Connecticut today
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Little grainy, but its a new C7 chasing an F430 Spider. Both were gray.
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Prepare for phone pictures.
1971 Monte Carlo. Was such a great car in really good condition! Right down to the fuzzy dice.
Mercedes S55 AMG.
Subaru WRX STi, it apparently is packing some power. Unknown figures though.
And right next to it an Acura NSX. Never knew they had an automatic option until this one strolled along.
Rolls-Royce something (???) limousine, apparently it is one of two.
Triumph TR3, my first one and wow they're small!
And my first MGB (up close) almost just as small. I hope to own one of these someday.
How about my first Stingray? Sounded really nice, and was pretty quick.
This was before the end of the year. A real Nissan R32 GT-R V-Spec!
Ahhh, my all time favorite car, one day... one day...
1971 Monte Carlo. Was such a great car in really good condition! Right down to the fuzzy dice.
Mercedes S55 AMG.
Subaru WRX STi, it apparently is packing some power. Unknown figures though.
And right next to it an Acura NSX. Never knew they had an automatic option until this one strolled along.
Rolls-Royce something (???) limousine, apparently it is one of two.
Triumph TR3, my first one and wow they're small!
And my first MGB (up close) almost just as small. I hope to own one of these someday.
How about my first Stingray? Sounded really nice, and was pretty quick.
This was before the end of the year. A real Nissan R32 GT-R V-Spec!
Ahhh, my all time favorite car, one day... one day...
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first R63 I've seen, out in 11 degrees F...
and earlier I happened upon what I must say is, all together, an interesting and good collection of cars in a yard... what all do we have here?
and earlier I happened upon what I must say is, all together, an interesting and good collection of cars in a yard... what all do we have here?
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I've been informed... kind of astounding... but there were only about 30 or 48 (unclear) R63's sold in the US, maybe 150 worldwide. And when I saw it, it made me think, "Seriously, AMG treatment for a minivan?" So, oddly, this may be one of my top 5 rarest spots to date, up with Cord 812, Guilietta race car, Crosley hotshot, the Leata... can't think of what else (I'm pretty sure there are more ACR Vipers, Ferrari 250 GT's, Lambo 400GT 2+2's, and Ultimate Edition DBS's out there...)
And of the yard cars, Camaro, Bronco, Shelby Mustang, Cadillac?, and Dodge pickup. Am I right?
And of the yard cars, Camaro, Bronco, Shelby Mustang, Cadillac?, and Dodge pickup. Am I right?
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The R63 is truly an awesome spot. Not something you'd think of when you see a minivan. Definitely one of the best [factory] sleepers of all time.
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He is one of those guys who is constantly changing things on his car so I have no clue what its got. I do know he takes it and races it at different circuit events in the state. Its made more for handling and reliability not so much in power, he also has a new model Civic Si with turquoise rims haha.
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FWD+Rear Wing=Lunacy. I'm sorry, but I'm sick of seeing pointless wings on FWD cars.....
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Because lift-off oversteer obviously doesn't exist.
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There's this principle called downforce, and yes, front-wheel-drive cars do benefit from it.
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Yes, it may help in the case of a badly designed FWD car by reducing oversteer while braking. Is the Integra a badly designed vehicle that suffers from lift-off oversteer?
*Facepalm*
Did NOT see that.
*sees front splitter*
*faceplam*
*goes to a corner, puts on Dunce hat*
*Facepalm*
Did NOT see that.
*sees front splitter*
*faceplam*
*goes to a corner, puts on Dunce hat*
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