Car Paparazzi:

[Racerbvd]

[70SATMan]

Outside the local pub where my wife and I had dinner.

[70SATMan]

Driving into downtown Santa Cruz. Driver was very easy on the eyes, LOL.

[rcooled]

[herr_oberst]

I have a soft spot for early to mid 60's GM floatmobiles and that big Pontiac definitely fits the bill.

[Tobra]

Dad's buddy had a Bonneville that same color. Apparently it was just the ticket for a Scottsbluff to Linclon run

[DWBOX2000]

[GothingNC]

[herr_oberst]

Sweet little E28; I'm pretty sure it's an M5, but the badges have been deleted so I'm not 100 percent sure.

[Racerbvd]

[Seahawk]

Met the nicest guy ever getting gas this morning...he was having car issues with this:





Another guy and I waited for his wife to bring fuses and tools then we helped him get started...I really think the way I handed out the tools they needed as they did all the work was the difference maker.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

These are for you Mike.

[masraum]

Last Thursday on the way home I passed a Maserati MC20 on I10 which is not something that i see often.

[gregpark]

Originally Posted by 911boost

What makes you think that is what he is driving the GT2RS for? And more importantly why does it matter? It is his/her money (hey its CA, could be a her getting balls waxed too!).
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Montana plates. They have hairy balls up there

[speeder]

Originally Posted by 911boost

What makes you think that is what he is driving the GT2RS for? And more importantly why does it matter? It is his/her money (hey its CA, could be a her getting balls waxed too!).



If money was no object, I'd buy one to just to experience it, I do not think it would be a long term keeper for me though.

It doesn't matter, all in fun.

[Scott Douglas]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Met the nicest guy ever getting gas this morning...he was having car issues with this:





Another guy and I waited for his wife to bring fuses and tools then we helped him get started...I really think the way I handed out the tools they needed as they did all the work was the difference maker.

And what pray tell was the problem?

Nice Ford, bet it had a Chevy in it too.

[speeder]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Met the nicest guy ever getting gas this morning...he was having car issues with this:





Another guy and I waited for his wife to bring fuses and tools then we helped him get started...I really think the way I handed out the tools they needed as they did all the work was the difference maker.

Gorgeous truck, I have a soft spot for Fords of that era. Looks like about a '48? Also looks like a resto mod with modern drivetrain but OG appearance on the outside. I'm an originality guy but they go clockity-clock with the old flathead engines. Sounds like you provided moral support, that can have value.

[Eric 951]

Originally Posted by 70SATMan

Driving into downtown Santa Cruz. Driver was very easy on the eyes, LOL.

This how I am picturing SATman after that encounter

[speeder]

Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

These are for you Mike.

They are for me as well. I have all Oldsmobiles on alert on BaT, looking for the right barge from my youth. I had a '68 Delta 88 in the late '70s that was one of the best cheap MN. cars I ever owned. Man, what a cruiser those were with the huge pedals and the overall feeling of comfort and style...they were like a warm blanket.

[herr_oberst]

Originally Posted by gregpark

Montana plates. They have hairy balls up there

Montana plates.

Cheap insurance for your supercar; irregardless if you live in MT or not.