I want this.
4cylndrfury wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:
It's got a Merlin under that hood. Does kinda wreck the proportions, true. This one has a V12 from a Centurion tank:
Because Centurion. No V12s here:
Because racecar. FOUR V12s here:
T.J. wrote:mrhappy wrote:
Let's just take the stance fad to its logical conclusion. Since it seems to be all about style over substance, why not get as low as practical and have the most detrimental effect on performance and just go with no wheels at all? This would not appeal to guys, who, according to Camry commercials, like rims and sleekness, but maybe others may like it.
That car is rounded to the ground! Seriously, does Toyota think that's going to appeal to people? Rims and sleekness?
This is the correct height for a Subaru.
http://www.classicdriver.com/us/magazine/3200.asp?id=16129
Ranger50 wrote:
But "stance" is st00pid!!! (sarcasm.) That is berkeleying delicious.
From the father in laws driveway this weekend...both are his. Red one is slightly modified with power brakes and an OD 5 speed auto, the green one is showroom stock (well, minus the wheels obviously - the originals are on the red one) - no power options at all, 3 speed (IIRC) , column shifter, AM radio only. Driving it gets ...interesting at times lol. Makes me miss cozywing windows.
914Driver wrote: What is this?
Porsche by Lotus or Lotus by Prosche 
rainydave wrote:
And owe me some Pepsi as well.
DukeOfUndersteer wrote:
She should have been made to add 'I am that idiot' to the sign.
pinchvalve wrote:
I can't belive no ones added:
pinchvalve wrote:
Several shades of want. I'm not even sure I wouldn't hate one, but I think they're neat.
I've just had an unrelated idea...
(img also unrelated to the original thing and the unrelated thing)
Luke's speeder was GRM with a bit of rat rod.
Ranger50 wrote:
What is that?
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