I knew it was El Capitan because it's the only track with that kind of white sand or whatever that's continuous with the track, if you know what I mean. That is, on most tracks there's asphalt, then a white line, then it's grass or sand all of a sudden. Here, the sand layer gets thicker as you get farther from the line. What the heck are you doing in the photo, though? You're awfully sideways for a strip of sand that narrow...
I knew it was El Capitan because it's the only track with that kind of white sand or whatever that's continuous with the track, if you know what I mean. That is, on most tracks there's asphalt, then a white line, then it's grass or sand all of a sudden. Here, the sand layer gets thicker as you get farther from the line. What the heck are you doing in the photo, though? You're awfully sideways for a strip of sand that narrow...
Ha! I'm not even in the sand! I'm still on tarmac. I think you got really lucky with that guess, actually. The pic is basically one of those massive slides that weren't supposed to happen. But it did happen, and made a great pic. 👍
And no it's not a Bluebird. Good guess, though. Guess it's not so obvious after all. But see, that's what happens when 3 different companies try and make a car. You get something unique, yet still common enough.
try and make a car. You get something unique, yet still common enough.
Is that at least a guess in the right direction?
The closest I can think of is the Delorean, but that looks nothing like the car in the picture. I'm stumped.
