"Affordable" (ie, not six or seven figures) Bugatti Type 35, anybody?
Ah yes, there is a small catch:
Torkel said:
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Pic unrelated - Got 2 punctures on my way to the track. Tire company swapped all 4 while with the race car still strapped on.
WOw! I have never cared for the look of NBs before. This is exciting to see that they (quite affordable) can look so good. What tire/wheel combo do you have going on?
Pic unrelated
At work we had a drive-in night. Nobody thought to get the lights turned off. D'oh!!
Fortunately I know the guy to call and saved the day (night).
One of my wife's many cats.
When your younger brother and mother decide to throw horns in a wedding picture.
berkeley
That was eight years ago. It seems like yesterday
I've seen three of these in a week. Each was a little different that the last so I know they were all different vehicles, what is it?
914Driver said:I've seen three of these in a week. Each was a little different that the last so I know they were all different vehicles, what is it?
I don't know what the vehicle is, but I did discover a bit of somewhat related minutiae. In the directory of airports and seaplane bases as of Sept. 1, 1939, the airport was located in Roulette, PA.
#5...you're doing it wrong .
914Driver said:
Please be real...
Ken Block?
In reply to Appleseed :
bwa ha ha!
Mostly Unrelated:
Appleseed said:
914Driver said:Ken Block?
No that truck and that.. Lada?
I suspect it's one of those "renders" that are all the rage now as there is only one other view of the combination I could find. People need to just actually build these insane things and stop the renders. Go forth and build your mid Engined Mustangs and stupid slammed trucks. Please I beg you.
1948 Cessna 195 at Napoleon Michigan
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