Duke wrote:
That is how I got the donor RX-8. If you are just looking for an engine donor, it doesn't get any better. You know it was running when it stopped. As long as the oil pan didn't get destroyed, you're golden.
Duke wrote:
I am Petter Solberg, and this are my rally car because Subaru.
Sterling Moss drove this one.
playing with my phone at lunch, this is a bronze model of New Amsterdam near Battery Park
This is it without the snow
Flight Service wrote:alfadriver wrote: I thought Costco should save money. According to Jack Daniels, you can get that from them for $10k (+- some for taxes). Also, that's about 240 bottles, or $46.67 per bottle. Not much savings. But a lot of booze.So that should be right with transportation, taxes and a little profit for them. 258 bottles of Single Barrel puts it right at $43 a bottle. So no penalty or savings, but the discussion piece...
Yes, but the stuff in the barrel will continue to age until you bottle it. In your basement, it'll age differently from how it would age in JD's warehouse. Could be a fun experiment, if you've got some spare cash and really like this stuff.
Personally, I'd rather try a bunch of different bottles than commit to an entire barrel.
Duke wrote:
Grab a box of tissues boys and girls you're gonna need it. This is Porsche 917-030. Owned by the Late Count Rossi, you konw as in Martini Rosso fame. He had it converted for road used by the factory. This chassis had not been seen in public for about 30 years until it was demonstated by his son Manfredo Rossi at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2009.
Apparently he couldn't register it in Europe so he registered it in Alabama on condition he never brought it to the states. The plates on the car in these photos are not the correct original plates.
In reply to Adrian_Thompson:
That's a lot of zip ties.
ScreaminE wrote: In reply to Adrian_Thompson: That's a lot of zip ties.
Sorry, I'm not smart today, I don't know what you mean.
Adrian_Thompson wrote:
Is that a spare tire?
mazdeuce wrote:Adrian_Thompson wrote:Is that a spare tire?
Lemans rules in the 60s used to require certain street car elements (like a spare), or he needed it to make it pass a European inspection of some sort, I'd bet.
mazdeuce wrote: Is that a spare tire?
Yup, cars had to carry them in sports car racing at the time, it was the rules.
Ehh... the works of man could not hope to master my horsepower visions.
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We're all mad here.
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