I remember dig doug
I remember dig doug
Wisconsin license: ZooZoom
Not ordinarily a huge Mopar fan, but this was stunning.
Saw a black early-model NSX at the gas station yesterday. Looped around the gas pumps so the kids could see it out of the windshield. It sounded great when he drove off too.
A few from traveling for work last week
A few that I had just not posted
Aaron_King said:A few that I had just not posted
Hey, I know that car! I didn't know that he actually drove it on the road. I have only ever seen it on a trailer. Sometimes it even drove itself onto the trailer 
I can't imagine driving this and thinking I'm cool enough to take up a handicap spot.
In reply to j_tso :
Handicapped people can have weird taste too. There isn't some mandate that they are required to drive trashed Grand Caravans.
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
There's no tag though.
To your point, I have seen a handicap tagged Alfa Romeo 4C.
Just a pic of a pic as I thought it was pretty cool. Dodge Dart GTS from the 60s/70s show Mannix. Customized by George Barris. Quick, funny story about George Barris. My girlfriend and I were at a high end car show walking around looking at all the vehicles. She suddenly states that she has to find a bathroom to go pee. A man was walking by and she says to him "excuse me sir, you look like you work here, could you please tell me where the bathrooms are"? The man turned to us and yes..........it was George Barris. He smiled and was very gracious and pointed toward the bathrooms. True story. George had a couple of cars in the show and was also a presenter.
I wouldn't say this is particularly rare, but pretty neat because I don't see them very often: A diesel BMW 5-Series.
I have resisted sharing photos from events because you expect to see cool cars there.
But it’s been a minute since I have seen an E30 M3 at an autocross–ditto the Super Bee gridded a few rows over.
Also from this weekend, and sharing for JG:
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Talked to a guy at the TNiA with a 1st gen with a Silvertop swap that was amazingly clean, too.
Friday I saw this headed into the airport I definitely didn't hear it.
David S. Wallens said:I have resisted sharing photos from events because you expect to see cool cars there.
But it’s been a minute since I have seen an E30 M3 at an autocross–ditto the Super Bee gridded a few rows over.
E30's are just so perfectly proportioned and so beautiful. Totally love the Super Bee too.
In reply to JG Pasterjak :
All the cool kids have an MR2, right?
Feedyurhed said:David S. Wallens said:I have resisted sharing photos from events because you expect to see cool cars there.
But it’s been a minute since I have seen an E30 M3 at an autocross–ditto the Super Bee gridded a few rows over.
E30's are just so perfectly proportioned and so beautiful. Totally love the Super Bee too.
Totally yes on the E30 M3. Still looks great all these years later.
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