Sweet Cars and Trucks
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D.B. Cooper
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You could commit a crime with that car and get away with it since nobody would know how to describe the thing.
x10003q
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- Jul 21, 2020
Yes, because green wheels are so common.
Peter Minde
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Back in the day, I went to multiple US Grands Prix at Watkins Glen. Good times.I have an appreciation for NASCAR but imo they can't hold a candle to what goes on at an IMSA race. I know there are sports car fans on here, you must go to an IMSA race. Pure excitement. Non stop racing. 5 different classes going at it all at once, talk about driving in trafficView attachment 9710View attachment 9712
Race track camping is something else as well. It's a hard place to get sleep, and you certainly meet some characters.
Meet the NASCAR fan who sunburned his favorite drivers on his body
His real name is Kenny Hunt, but NASCAR fans probably recognize him as the "Sunburn Man" at Watkins Glen International with his unique and instantly recognizable fandom proudly displayed on his body. For the last 18 years, the 37-year-old diehard NASCAR fan has camped…ftw.usatoday.com
marcski
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I don't get the appeal of NASCAR. F1 yes.
D.B. Cooper
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What is this? A 1950 Rolls?
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I was hoping you guys could tell me? I should have looked closer.
I have no idea if it is sweet or not, didn't think it deserved it's own thread.
Peter Minde
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NOT a Rolls Royce or Bentley. Well preserved example of early 50s 'Murrican automobile. Best guess is that it's a Packard, but which model, I don't know.
Peter Minde
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Last week, The Child and I visited the Museum of ModernArt, mainly for the Automania exhibit. The Cisitalia was the pinnacle of mid-century modern design. Clean, not an unnecessary line to be seen.
