Car Paparazzi:

[Racerbvd]

This is local, see it running around from time to time.



Not sure what was going on, but definitely something.

[oldE]

This was just a Honda CRV, but it was obviously owned by someone who couldn't give a "F".

[TimT]

Oddly enough, there is an S4 In front of my place..






That GT4RS getting a brake upgrade?

This disc lives in a 20" rim..

[rcooled]

[herr_oberst]

That is awesome!

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by herr_oberst

That is awesome!

Agreed, the only thing that would make it cooler is if it was lifting a rear wheel like a dog to a tree.
A friend of mine owns the founder of Allison Dune buggies, personal buggy.
Fun fact, they also build the big 76 balls used on the spotting towers, this one is at Brumos Collection. I remember when it was at the Brumos Race shop behind the dealership.





There is one sitting in a tow yard in Daytona, but sadly not for sale. I have a picture somewhere.
A friend of mine’s turbo bar stool, sorry, I couldn’t help myself.


A Miata dressed up to look like a early Vette, funny thing is, I was riding with a longtime friend who is a Vette guy.

[herr_oberst]

Wayne has or had one of those 76 balls, IIRC

Today's find. Fabulous build, great color. I like everything about this except the orings on the Dayton 110's. That's just preference.

[speeder]

[herr_oberst]

There's a story there......

[Zeke]

That 76 ball is 10-12 feet in diameter and a NASCAR official sat in there looking out the window down the back straight at Daytona and Talladega.

[herr_oberst]

Originally Posted by Zeke

That 76 ball is 10-12 feet in diameter and a NASCAR official sat in there looking out the window down the back straight at Daytona and Talladega.

My bad. I thought I remembered it being the real NASCAR deal, not a service station ball..


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/1145941-definition-first-world-problem-solved.html

[speeder]

I have a few of the antenna balls.

[Brian 162]

Originally Posted by Zeke

That 76 ball is 10-12 feet in diameter and a NASCAR official sat in there looking out the window down the back straight at Daytona and Talladega.

They have one at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte. No creature comforts in there. I couldn’t imagine how hot it got in there in the summer months especially at Daytona

[Shaun @ Tru6]

[70SATMan]

[herr_oberst]

My Grandpa had the Pontiac Tempest version of that black Oldsmobile. Interesting car, it had transaxle in the rear, instead of a transmission and a "rope drive" instead of a driveline. His had a V8. I wanted that car. I didn't get it.

That chopped '32 on big 'n littles makes my heart skip a beat. I've always loved trad hotrods. And, hat one's got all the candy. Flathead wit 3 97's, Split wishbone front suspension. Red steelies with dogdish hubcaps. Suede black paint. Suhweet.

[speeder]

This guy definitely marches to the beat of his own drummer:

[Shaun @ Tru6]

[speeder]

[Shaun @ Tru6]