Post a pic of your real car

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Haven't posted here in a while.. I've changed cars since the last time I've been here. Now I'm a proud Subie owner. :)
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This is mine from about 3 months ago. Havent had a chance to do much to it yet.



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Hello everyone, this is my ride.

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people have really nice cars here


Rayn SC300 by Rayn Valino, on Flickr

sweet :drool: I hate it when people tend to take their nice cars for granted after a while, once the novelty has worn off. But never forget that you own something special that a lot of people only drool over in pictures.
 
What is the car closest to the camera? I like it. 👍

It's a 1977 Toyota Cressida.. You can have it.. :)

Oh, and I brought home this little bastard last week.. :)
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I have a car problem.
 
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Love a good WR Blue Scooby. What Club Spec Version is it?

97, having the turbo replaced next week. Planning on putting a new engine in it in about 6 months.
 
It's a 1977 Toyota Cressida.. You can have it.. :).

Never heard of it before, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't sold in Britain so that would explain it. It sort of reminds me of a 70's Volvo style wise. 💡
 
Never heard of it before, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't sold in Britain so that would explain it. It sort of reminds me of a 70's Volvo style wise. 💡

It's not bad car. I do prefer the 1980-1992 models though. I would still rock this.

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There are some pretty mean Cressida's round town running drift setups and sporting 1UZ V8's.
 
Never heard of it before, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't sold in Britain so that would explain it. It sort of reminds me of a 70's Volvo style wise. 💡

They were sold in Britain, but they all probably rusted off the road.. :)
To me it looks kinda American in a way..
 
I believe the supercharged aw11s had color matching mirrors, it's a good way to quickly spot one.
 
The S/C MR2 shouldn't get any worse highway mileage because the S/C clutch only engages under load. They also weigh at least a hundred pounds more, use a rarer "heavy duty" transmission (replacement parts = $$$), and understeer way more. Faster but not better.
 
My 1996 Impala Almost running 260000 miles :dopey:

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Oil pan change + frame fix :crazy:
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Drug store pickup 👍
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Volt and Oil guage is a must :dopey:
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Just saved this, will upload more pictures of it when I resolder the USB port on my palm pre 👍
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Nice and clean 👍

Not usually big on Commo's but that's looking pretty sweet!

Thanks man, that was the day I bought it. Need to go out and get some decent shots one day. Was looking for a VE but when I saw that I couldn't pass it up, 05 model 57000 on the clock and still under Holden warranty. All wins in my book lol
 
AnnaReece, jagdrag77: Thanks guys. Means a lot.

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The photographer was great. He didn't use Photoshop to make any of these :D
Edit: JPEGs now.
 
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The photographer was great. He didn't use Photoshop to make any of these :D

As a photographer, I have to say I kind of resent that statement. The shots are lovely but quite a bit more could have been done with the exposure handling, or at least detail preservation in post. White balance as well. All of that use to be done in dark rooms and processing with film.

I really don't get this mindset that not using Photoshop somehow makes a person a better photographer.

That aside, the guy has an excellent eye.

PS - PNG files aren't the best for images of this nature, those are rather large in file size for the resolutions presented.
 
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