I saw an old American car, probably from the 1950's or 1940's, it might have been a Buick.
It looked liked it was slightly rat rodded. Wish I had my camera, there's no way I'd be able to identify it from memory.
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I saw an old American car, probably from the 1950's or 1940's, it might have been a Buick.
It looked liked it was slightly rat rodded. Wish I had my camera, there's no way I'd be able to identify it from memory.
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Had a fun racing weekend, and for our season opener an added series was the Swedish Camaro Cup show.
These guys are fun to watch... got this pic of the winner with his little boy before the podium celebration.
Plus we had a couple of special paddock mates: A genuine Autodelta Alfa GTA and an Abarth 1000 OTC.
Never own more cars than you can keep charged batteries in...
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That little Abarth looks more carb than engine! Fantastic.
Life's too short to drive bad cars.
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New Boxster S, but in OEM testing camo and manufacturer's plate, not sure why since they already debuted it?
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An Aston martin DB9 & V8 Vantage.
Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you."
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Testing a Boxster R?Originally Posted by RacingManiac
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I saw a light blue Datsun Fair Lady being towed on a car trailer this morning. It looked as good as new and was fitted with a roll bar (or whatever you call them) and had a number on the side, so I would assume it is being used for historic racing.
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Saw an M3 yesterday.
Surprisingly, didn't see much of note in Dallas this weekend. Stayed in an urban-chic part of town, but was greeted with the quasi-expected fleet of Acuras and BMW's with the occasional Mercedes thrown in for colour. I expected to see at least one car on the order of an Aston or Maserati.
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This afternoon at Haberfield, I saw a beige and white Studebaker Lark, a red Triumph Spitfire and, the one that I got a photo of - a FIAT 500:
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Nissan S-cargo.
BMW M3 sedan, first time seeing one actually, coupes seem to be far more common here.
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I saw a burgundy SLS convertable on the way to work this morning. The driver gave it about 10% throttle at one point, a nice rumble ensued. It's lower and wider than expected, but it looked good.
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i have seen a BMW 3-series car of black color it absolutely stunning!
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Saw this about a week ago. It was parked in almost the same spot as that blue FIAT 500 I posted earlier:
And I saw this on my way home from Newtown yesterday:
And I went to Woolworths today to get some bread and this was in the carpark:
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Unfortunately no photos to prove it, but this afternoon I saw a green Leyland P76 on Majors Bay Road at Concord.
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