Our Cars (dream or actual)
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@Giles Thats super cool. I've been seeing a bunch of these japanese right hand drive micro-trucks popping up around the area under our 25 year exemption import rule. I was behind one last weekend in a drive-thru and it really confused the staff there.
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I saw a kei Honda Beat from the 90s parked next to my tundra and thought it’d fit nicely in the short bed….if only I had some ramps
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More of a nightmare, although it is a Singer.
https://www.prestigeonline.com/sg/lifestyle/motoring/louis-vuitton-singer-porsche-911-collaboration/
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@Brian no it’s a 2.0 Ford duratec with uprated internals and also supercharged
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@ChadwickBelts very nice
Have a friend who had one years ago with the vvti Toyota block and was plenty fast enough -
Spotted this Jeep truck parked in town this morning. Sparked memories of this town from 50 years ago!
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At this weekend’s WRC stage in Encarnacion, Paraguay.
Spotted this Dodge Power Wagon while groceryshopping at the supermarket.
Not fully original but looks pretty enough to share.
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I don’t necessarily disagree. I’ve had a handful of Porsches, some when I was younger and then a couple more when I got separated/divorced in my 40s, so I’m probably not helping the stereotype
. But I’ve always been a Porsche guy. My dad had one when I was growing up, along with some other sports cars, and I used to read Road & Track cover to cover every time it showed up in the mail back in the ’80s.But to your point, I think you can say that about pretty much all of them. Corvette, Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, whatever. You see some guy in his 40s, 50s or 60s in a loud sports car, especially a convertible, and “midlife crisis” is probably the first joke somebody makes. Sometimes the guy just finally has the money to buy the car he wanted when he was 16.
Edit: i’m not a fan of giant wings or spoilers. Although, you can’t beat a whale tail on a 930
