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Did You See Anything Good Today? 'Event and Showroom Edition'
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Goodwood is pretty cool. I've seen my first P1 GTR and P1 LM, but still no normal P1. Looks like I need to get to Scotland.
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Nice:tup:. I can only imagine how sick that beast looks in person.
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1am: woke up
2am: went for a two hour drive to Colorado Springs
4am...ish: discovered that a bunch of other people had the same idea, and a fun drive up a beautiful mountain was ruined by near stand-still traffic. These people were coming out from all over, too! Some guys I sat with claimed to be from Austria, and another nearby group sounded like they were from Ukraine or something.
830am: some of these people started to get a bit more enthusiastic about going for a drive than I. Maniacs! Just look what they did to the road!
Yeah, well, we'll see who has the last laugh. I got pictures of most of the hooligans and will be turning them into the authorities.
At least I had this small window of a view to look at while I paitiently waited for them to tire:
Get ready for one massive photo dump. In order of appearance:
7pm ish: the maniacs decided they were finished just as it started to snow/rain. Just my luck. I spent the next hour or so waiting for everyone to clear the mountain in turn.
10pm: got back home, covered my sun-burned face and arms in aloe, then went to sleep. One of the longest days of the year, wasted.
2am: went for a two hour drive to Colorado Springs
4am...ish: discovered that a bunch of other people had the same idea, and a fun drive up a beautiful mountain was ruined by near stand-still traffic. These people were coming out from all over, too! Some guys I sat with claimed to be from Austria, and another nearby group sounded like they were from Ukraine or something.
830am: some of these people started to get a bit more enthusiastic about going for a drive than I. Maniacs! Just look what they did to the road!
Yeah, well, we'll see who has the last laugh. I got pictures of most of the hooligans and will be turning them into the authorities.
At least I had this small window of a view to look at while I paitiently waited for them to tire:
Get ready for one massive photo dump. In order of appearance:
100th Anniversary (94th running) of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb
Sunday, June 26, 2016
I guess this guy was just getting a feel for the track. He wasn't on it too hard, and then reported over the radio the road conditions for the bikers. There was ice near the summit at the start, so officials tried to clear that up before sending more racers out.
Acura was the main sponsor after Gran Turismo. This was the first of their three pace cars, which was followed up by... some sedan and SUV, I don't know or care what computer part number they were named after.
I'm not huge on bikes, so I didn't capture them all. Also, excuse the zoomed-out images. It's my first time taking action shots with this camera, so I was playing it safe. And to pile on one more excuse, the best spot for spectating, Devil's Playground, was full before I got there. So I don't really have any variety in angles here... next year I'll leave earlier.
Doo doo-doo. There is an awful lot of just sitting and waiting at PPIHC. Between red flags and gaps between the drivers, it was a very long day.
This guy was being red-flagged as he rounded this corner, but he ignored it and kept on it. From what I heard, the rider before him hit a guardrail.
Safety car goes up, followed shortly after by an ambulance, then a medical chopper. I believe the rider was flown to the hospital. The flagged rider is sent back down the mountain to try again.
These guys were insane to watch! The balls on that "monkey"!
This was my view for the day. George's Corner at Cove Creek. No ground-level spectating allowed here, unfortunately.
There were I think three overtakings today.
As clear a sign as any that the days of Pikes Peak being a rally course are gone.
Millen making his EV record-setting run.
All-electric NSX making its climb. It was almost hilarious watching any electric vehicle drive past - and there were a lot, including bikes - because on a count of no engine noise, they all had to use these sirens that sounded like cheap car alarms just so marshals, other drivers, etc could hear them coming.
Open-wheelers was another class I wasn't much interested in, so I didn't take many photos of them.
Mr. Escudo himself, "Monster" Tajima in an EV. I think he placed third or so; definitely not King of the Mountain anymore.
This E30 was one of the coolest cars there, imo.
V8-swapped 914.
A guy on this team told me that gray a- and c-pillar area was pretty much the only stock part of the body. The rest was carbon, some off the shelf aftermarket, some custom built.
Okay, this open-wheeler I loved. It just looks awesome, lol.
I was really not liking the new NSX. Gotta say, though, it's grown on me big time.
I kinda want to build a pickup truck for the street. Something small, for sure, like a Colorado would be cool.
See what I mean about playing it safe with the photos? Almost lost him.
Dat diffuser, though...
And the best livery of the day goes to...
So nice, I had to shoot her twice. Yeah... she was one of the many cars red-flagged and sent back to the bottom. Don't know why I took another photo of this woman, but there you have it.
Ferrari Films presents...
The noise this thing produced, I thought an uber-loud sports bike was coming up. I was pleasantly surprised.
The daddy. Wow, this was a thing to behold for me.
I remember this car from the 2010 race when there were still two long dirt sections.
One of my main reasons for going. Fast N' Loud is one of the few shows I watch... from what Aaron said today, this new season is going to be really good too!
The only semi there, and I think the only diesel. A car failure ahead of him meant he received a red flag pretty close to the summit. On his second run, I believe I heard over the radio that he slid off and got a DNF. One cool truck though.
Got the red flag here. Don't know why he shut the car off; it must have been carbureted because he had a hard time starting it back up.
Sorry, I dont know why these last few cars came out all blurry...
Went looking for the merchandise stand. I was disappointed for the second time. No t-shirt
It's okay dude, I'm with the press... with a Galaxy cam.
RCR?
The view from well below the Start line.
Sunday, June 26, 2016
I guess this guy was just getting a feel for the track. He wasn't on it too hard, and then reported over the radio the road conditions for the bikers. There was ice near the summit at the start, so officials tried to clear that up before sending more racers out.
Acura was the main sponsor after Gran Turismo. This was the first of their three pace cars, which was followed up by... some sedan and SUV, I don't know or care what computer part number they were named after.
I'm not huge on bikes, so I didn't capture them all. Also, excuse the zoomed-out images. It's my first time taking action shots with this camera, so I was playing it safe. And to pile on one more excuse, the best spot for spectating, Devil's Playground, was full before I got there. So I don't really have any variety in angles here... next year I'll leave earlier.
Doo doo-doo. There is an awful lot of just sitting and waiting at PPIHC. Between red flags and gaps between the drivers, it was a very long day.
This guy was being red-flagged as he rounded this corner, but he ignored it and kept on it. From what I heard, the rider before him hit a guardrail.
Safety car goes up, followed shortly after by an ambulance, then a medical chopper. I believe the rider was flown to the hospital. The flagged rider is sent back down the mountain to try again.
These guys were insane to watch! The balls on that "monkey"!
This was my view for the day. George's Corner at Cove Creek. No ground-level spectating allowed here, unfortunately.
There were I think three overtakings today.
As clear a sign as any that the days of Pikes Peak being a rally course are gone.
Millen making his EV record-setting run.
All-electric NSX making its climb. It was almost hilarious watching any electric vehicle drive past - and there were a lot, including bikes - because on a count of no engine noise, they all had to use these sirens that sounded like cheap car alarms just so marshals, other drivers, etc could hear them coming.
Open-wheelers was another class I wasn't much interested in, so I didn't take many photos of them.
Mr. Escudo himself, "Monster" Tajima in an EV. I think he placed third or so; definitely not King of the Mountain anymore.
This E30 was one of the coolest cars there, imo.
V8-swapped 914.
A guy on this team told me that gray a- and c-pillar area was pretty much the only stock part of the body. The rest was carbon, some off the shelf aftermarket, some custom built.
Okay, this open-wheeler I loved. It just looks awesome, lol.
I was really not liking the new NSX. Gotta say, though, it's grown on me big time.
I kinda want to build a pickup truck for the street. Something small, for sure, like a Colorado would be cool.
See what I mean about playing it safe with the photos? Almost lost him.
Dat diffuser, though...
And the best livery of the day goes to...
So nice, I had to shoot her twice. Yeah... she was one of the many cars red-flagged and sent back to the bottom. Don't know why I took another photo of this woman, but there you have it.
Ferrari Films presents...
The noise this thing produced, I thought an uber-loud sports bike was coming up. I was pleasantly surprised.
The daddy. Wow, this was a thing to behold for me.
I remember this car from the 2010 race when there were still two long dirt sections.
One of my main reasons for going. Fast N' Loud is one of the few shows I watch... from what Aaron said today, this new season is going to be really good too!
The only semi there, and I think the only diesel. A car failure ahead of him meant he received a red flag pretty close to the summit. On his second run, I believe I heard over the radio that he slid off and got a DNF. One cool truck though.
Got the red flag here. Don't know why he shut the car off; it must have been carbureted because he had a hard time starting it back up.
Sorry, I dont know why these last few cars came out all blurry...
Went looking for the merchandise stand. I was disappointed for the second time. No t-shirt
It's okay dude, I'm with the press... with a Galaxy cam.
RCR?
The view from well below the Start line.
7pm ish: the maniacs decided they were finished just as it started to snow/rain. Just my luck. I spent the next hour or so waiting for everyone to clear the mountain in turn.
10pm: got back home, covered my sun-burned face and arms in aloe, then went to sleep. One of the longest days of the year, wasted.
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Finally able to post these. Went to Turin for the 2nd "Salone & Gran Premio". Hope you enjoy them.
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It is a new take on the car show. Here in Italy most of the ones that feature those types of cars are held in closed spaces. This one was being held at the Valentino park, a rather beautiful place, inside Turin.
As for the cars there was a healthy mix of production cars, starting from Astras and Meganes and going all the way to the Lykan Hypersport and Mazzanti Millecavalli, oldtimers like Ascaris Lancia D50. But the main part of the vehicles on display were prototypes or design studies from the likes of Pininfarina or Italdesign (the first 2 photos). The one after the i8 is the Asfanè Frangivento, loosely translates to windbreaker, and pursues a new type of driving relying on areodynamics.
The second half of pictures was taken in the gardens of the Reggia di Venaria, the former palace of the Savoia family, and was the final gathering point for the Gran Premio. A 20 km long stroll through the city for various types of cars.
As for the cars there was a healthy mix of production cars, starting from Astras and Meganes and going all the way to the Lykan Hypersport and Mazzanti Millecavalli, oldtimers like Ascaris Lancia D50. But the main part of the vehicles on display were prototypes or design studies from the likes of Pininfarina or Italdesign (the first 2 photos). The one after the i8 is the Asfanè Frangivento, loosely translates to windbreaker, and pursues a new type of driving relying on areodynamics.
The second half of pictures was taken in the gardens of the Reggia di Venaria, the former palace of the Savoia family, and was the final gathering point for the Gran Premio. A 20 km long stroll through the city for various types of cars.
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Explains why the 787B wasn't at Goodwood. But no bother, we had the older brother.
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@jeffgoddin you might want to look at this.
My favorite car there a 1966 Charger
Right hand drive Impreza
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The first pace car
My favorite car there a 1966 Charger
Right hand drive Impreza
190 E cosworth
The first pace car
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Eyes on design pt 2
Yes @jeffgoddin it was a big event.
This had a Manufacture plate, it didn't have any of the updates that the production GT350Rs have it'll either be crushed or put in a private collection.
my second plum crazy Viper.
Original 1966 GT40
Toyota SERA!!!
Prototype AMC with a rumble seat in the back
This van has 21,000 miles on it, the interior was perfect.
Yes @jeffgoddin it was a big event.
This had a Manufacture plate, it didn't have any of the updates that the production GT350Rs have it'll either be crushed or put in a private collection.
my second plum crazy Viper.
Original 1966 GT40
Toyota SERA!!!
Prototype AMC with a rumble seat in the back
This van has 21,000 miles on it, the interior was perfect.
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My first R33!
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I'll be attending an event tomorrow that I've attended a few times before, I'm not sure how quick I'll be able to get stuff off my camera and posted due to computer issues, but in the mean time, I want to show off some stuff from my past visits (hopefully that's within the guidelines of the OP).
There's this exotics showcase that goes on near me every week, basically it closes off a section of the parking lot in a little town center for a couple hours and serves as a "show off what you've got" for any and all sports/supercar owners in the area. I actually intended to make a post about this almost a year ago but files got moved around and computers crashed (and I sorta forgot about it on top of that), and I think it's still worth sharing - again, hopefully this is still within OP guidelines.
You're basically guaranteed to see a multitude of Gallardos, 911s, and GT-Rs, but it can range from base models to rare and expensive Supperlegeras, GT3s, and special/launch editions. There's some regular attendees, but you'll probably find a multitude of exciting and unexpected pieces of machinery every weekend. There's a lot more I could show, but I'm going to keep this post light on the images and just show some of the major highlights:
Starting off with a BMW 3.0 CSL:
Rauh-Welt:
Ferrari Dino (of which there were actually two, but for whatever reason I never got a shot of both sitting next to each other):
Sadly this is the only shot I could find, and along side it was a classic Jag racer (no idea what it was), but here's a GT40:
But luckily I found plenty of the shots I got of this - an Aston Martin DBR2:
This particular day happened to be one of their larger "themed" days, Britain being the focus of this time around. There were a bunch of nice lotuses, even a classic Lotus 7, and quite a few Mclaren MP4s. I only saw three of them, but there were apparently eight or so Ariel Atoms scattered about, too.
I've seen pictures of Aventadors, Enzo's, F40s, Veyrons, and even a LaFerrari (apparently the only one in in Washington state) on the event's Facebook page, I don't recall if any 918s or P1s have been there, but I've never experienced them in person - I'm hoping that changes for at least one of those cars tomorrow.
There's this exotics showcase that goes on near me every week, basically it closes off a section of the parking lot in a little town center for a couple hours and serves as a "show off what you've got" for any and all sports/supercar owners in the area. I actually intended to make a post about this almost a year ago but files got moved around and computers crashed (and I sorta forgot about it on top of that), and I think it's still worth sharing - again, hopefully this is still within OP guidelines.
You're basically guaranteed to see a multitude of Gallardos, 911s, and GT-Rs, but it can range from base models to rare and expensive Supperlegeras, GT3s, and special/launch editions. There's some regular attendees, but you'll probably find a multitude of exciting and unexpected pieces of machinery every weekend. There's a lot more I could show, but I'm going to keep this post light on the images and just show some of the major highlights:
Starting off with a BMW 3.0 CSL:
Rauh-Welt:
Ferrari Dino (of which there were actually two, but for whatever reason I never got a shot of both sitting next to each other):
Sadly this is the only shot I could find, and along side it was a classic Jag racer (no idea what it was), but here's a GT40:
But luckily I found plenty of the shots I got of this - an Aston Martin DBR2:
This particular day happened to be one of their larger "themed" days, Britain being the focus of this time around. There were a bunch of nice lotuses, even a classic Lotus 7, and quite a few Mclaren MP4s. I only saw three of them, but there were apparently eight or so Ariel Atoms scattered about, too.
I've seen pictures of Aventadors, Enzo's, F40s, Veyrons, and even a LaFerrari (apparently the only one in in Washington state) on the event's Facebook page, I don't recall if any 918s or P1s have been there, but I've never experienced them in person - I'm hoping that changes for at least one of those cars tomorrow.
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Datsun 2000 Roadster
Chevrolet 3100
BMW M3 (E30)
Mini Roadster JCW
Porsche 911 GT3 RS (997.1)
Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV
BMW M6 (E24)
Buick Series 57 '34
Lotus Esprit
Ferrari 328 GTS & Ferrari 360 Spider & Mercedes-AMG GT S Edition 1
Mercedes-AMG GT S Edition 1
Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk
Ferrari 355 F1 GTS
Renault R5 Turbo
Subaru Impreza Sport AWD
(just kinda felt like wanting to take a picture of it...somehow)
Porsche 911 '68
Studebaker GT Hawk, Ferrari 458 Spider, Mercedes-Benz CLK63 AMG Black Series, and De Tomaso Pantera
Buick Series 57 alongside some F80 M3s
Pagani Huayra BC
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Some shots from the 2016 Car Craft Summer Nationals.
May as well start off with what we brought: a 1977 Corvette.
1980s Vixen van with a BMW diesel.
Not one, but two R32s!
1986 Corvette 'vert shod with period correct Grottis.
Firehawk
All in all, it was a very nice show, with a little something for everyone. There was much more to see besides what I have here, but this gives you a good idea of some of the variety.
May as well start off with what we brought: a 1977 Corvette.
Not one, but two R32s!
1986 Corvette 'vert shod with period correct Grottis.
Firehawk
All in all, it was a very nice show, with a little something for everyone. There was much more to see besides what I have here, but this gives you a good idea of some of the variety.
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Photos from the MPS Engineering Summer Fest 2016.
The Toyota GT86 from our friend in it's final stage. 547 hp, 595 Newtonmeters of torque. Approx. 0-100 kph time: 3.5 to 4 seconds. A true beast.
The Toyota GT86 from our friend in it's final stage. 547 hp, 595 Newtonmeters of torque. Approx. 0-100 kph time: 3.5 to 4 seconds. A true beast.
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Spent the day at Lime Rock Park for the IMSA sports car championship and saw some good stuff. Including my first ever 991 GT3 RS sighting (times 3!)
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Import Alliance Summer Meet 2016
All photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskDKWfUd
Highlights
DSC06287-10 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06304-24 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06310-29 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06332-46 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06336-49 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06388-90 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06408-104 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06425-115 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06459-144 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06532-179 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06571-201 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06576-206 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06590-215 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06594-219 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
All photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskDKWfUd
Highlights
DSC06287-10 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06304-24 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06310-29 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06332-46 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06336-49 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06388-90 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06408-104 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06425-115 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06459-144 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06532-179 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06571-201 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06576-206 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06590-215 by Harry Dang, on FlickrDSC06594-219 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
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So today I went to a car show near where I live that is hosted yearly, there were some interesting cars including a Subaru SVX and a VW Corrado. I will leave the link to the photo album due to the amount of photos I took.
https://flic.kr/s/aHskAwbt57
https://flic.kr/s/aHskAwbt57
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Went to my first track day with work on Sunday. In my interview for the job they told me they went on track days often and I was more than welcome to come along if I wanted to. Two years later, they finally booked one 
. Our car unfortunately broke down quite early on so I didn't get a chance to take any photos of it on track, although I did get a few rides in the silver SEAT Ibiza since the owner is a friend of the business and came with us.
Full album here.
. Our car unfortunately broke down quite early on so I didn't get a chance to take any photos of it on track, although I did get a few rides in the silver SEAT Ibiza since the owner is a friend of the business and came with us.Full album here.
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I've finally uploaded my pictures from when I was in Chicago.
Bentley Gold Coast dealership
https://flic.kr/s/aHskEdShBC
Highlights:
DSC01525-5 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01546-19 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01566-34 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01571-38 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
Bentley Gold Coast dealership
https://flic.kr/s/aHskEdShBC
Highlights:
DSC01525-5 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01546-19 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01566-34 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01571-38 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
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VLNT Klinic
All photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskEDaemR
Highlights:
DSC06773-2 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06787-13 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
(Out of all the places, the E30 was put with the porta-potties)
DSC06845-60 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06848-63 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06912-112 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06921-120 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06952-144 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06986-169 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07014-187 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
(Because, you know, why not?)
DSC07018-189 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07085-209 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07077-205 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
All photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskEDaemR
Highlights:
DSC06773-2 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06787-13 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
(Out of all the places, the E30 was put with the porta-potties)
DSC06845-60 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06848-63 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06912-112 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06921-120 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06952-144 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC06986-169 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07014-187 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
(Because, you know, why not?)
DSC07018-189 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07085-209 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07077-205 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
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All-Fords show in Denver today. Ford Python within!
This first one I'd actually never heard of before. It's a Ford Python, many of which were actually built here in Fort Collins, CO, which was supposed to serve as something of a new generation of Shelby Cobra. About twelve were built altogether, with seven known to still exist.
This is a rare factory "Mystic" paint. It's a color-shift, like Nissan's famous Midnight Purple series, but Ford is extremely protective of it. If you need a scratch repair or something, a guy from Ford corporate is sent out with a can of paint, verifies that your Cobra is in fact a Mystic chassis, and any paint not used is sent back to Ford with the guy. I can only assume he breaks out a big chrome pen-light to flash your memory clear of the whole event.
This first one I'd actually never heard of before. It's a Ford Python, many of which were actually built here in Fort Collins, CO, which was supposed to serve as something of a new generation of Shelby Cobra. About twelve were built altogether, with seven known to still exist.
This is a rare factory "Mystic" paint. It's a color-shift, like Nissan's famous Midnight Purple series, but Ford is extremely protective of it. If you need a scratch repair or something, a guy from Ford corporate is sent out with a can of paint, verifies that your Cobra is in fact a Mystic chassis, and any paint not used is sent back to Ford with the guy. I can only assume he breaks out a big chrome pen-light to flash your memory clear of the whole event.
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I made a video to accompany the photos that I took. Its the first video I've ever made. Its based the sort of videos made by Krispymedia. Please excuse the shakiness, because I don't own an expensive gimbal.
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Audi of Beijing
All photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskBxhULv
Highlights:
DSC01716-4 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01737-22 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
All photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskBxhULv
Highlights:
DSC01716-4 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC01737-22 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
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Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Toyota Trophy Trucks
Toyota Celica All-Trac '90
Toyota Corolla (first-generation)
Toyota Corolla GT-S 2-Door '88
Toyota 2000GTs
Toyota Classic
Toyota Toyopet Crown '58
Toyota FJ25 Land Cruiser '61
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At a local cars 'n coffee
https://flic.kr/s/aHskBF88rd
DSC07180-9 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07182-11 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07196-21 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07201-24 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07221-40 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
DSC07230-46 by Harry Dang, on Flickr
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