Gary said:Pete. (l33t FS) said:Shadeux (Forum Supporter) said:
Hunter Thompson? Fear and Loathing. (The book was better than the movie).
Which isn't saying much.
Gary said:Shadeux (Forum Supporter) said:
Classic Klemantaski. Great pic! Fangio in the D50 Lancia, early morning practice prior to the Monaco GP, probably the 1956 season. This is an unbelievably superb Klemantaski photo. Look at Fangio's right front tire and the curb, and the slight oversteer ... perfectly placed at high speed on a tight circuit. Fangio was a master. Klemantaski was a master. Two different crafts. Thanks, Shadeaux. Another great photo.
(I love vintage Klemantaski b&w pics, and this one happens to be one of my favorites).
The car is not oversteering, it is understeering slightly. Look at the front tires, they're at a higher slip angle than the rear tires.
Seeing this on the road today put a tickle in my pickle.
Chevy II wagon in what appeared to be original paint in a light green like green glass. Wide rear drag tires and roll bar with supports going to the back seat.
In reply to John Welsh (Moderate Supporter) :
I saw a Fairmont wagon the other day cruising along Mill Stream reservation. Big n littles and about the same ride height and a hood scoop begging for an "obstruction of view" ticket.
Its existence made me very happy. Doubleplus because it looked like the two similar-aged occupants looked like their age might add up to mine. Might.
You know there's a syrette of gravy in it.
AAZCD (Forum Supporter) said:
CITROËN Eole - 1985 by Trabantino, on Flickr
Spotted at Walmart yesterday.
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:And the civics? The one in the photo is a 2017 SI. He put down a 49.447, good for second in G Street behind another 2017 Civic SI, with a 48.781.
Those civics are wicked fast.
I assumed because my STS FiST is regularly 1+ seconds behind the GS Civics. Wicked fast indeed.
Lexus.
Florida Man taped it up for his qualifying laps....
Found today...
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