Post a pic of your real car
- Thread starter Sparxxx
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Anyone unfamiliar with the A2 might think something is seriously wrong with the car...
This is actually the easiest way to access the headlights - undo torx screws under the engine cover and pull them forward. Doesn't half look strange, removing a bonnet on a front engined car.
This is actually the easiest way to access the headlights - undo torx screws under the engine cover and pull them forward. Doesn't half look strange, removing a bonnet on a front engined car.
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- South Florida
- Organ-Donor
Just a few pics, I have a seperate dedicated thread for them with more. Just got the Lexus RC350 F Sport.
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Living in (semi) rural New Zealand down a lengthy gravel driveway, I figured not having mudflaps would be disastrous (and I didn't want to wait till Winter to learn that the hard way). But I couldn't just buy some normal subtle mudflaps, could I? So I bought red Rallyarmor mudflaps, because rallycar which I only drive on the road. 
I then did something I've always wanted to do, go to a fairly empty and pretty place and do a photoshoot. Just like in Gran Turismo as a kid, but in real life. Must say, Gran Turismo prepared me to an extent. I borrowed my sister's DSLR and headed to the horse racing track.
Admittedly I just used the easy shooting mode where it just gives you a slider for aperture because I'm too basic to figure out ISO and all that. But it was fun.
I then did something I've always wanted to do, go to a fairly empty and pretty place and do a photoshoot. Just like in Gran Turismo as a kid, but in real life. Must say, Gran Turismo prepared me to an extent. I borrowed my sister's DSLR and headed to the horse racing track.
Admittedly I just used the easy shooting mode where it just gives you a slider for aperture because I'm too basic to figure out ISO and all that. But it was fun.
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David
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It's a 3LZ with Z07.
So as not to repost a bunch of stuff:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/show-off-your-latest-purchase.95063/page-1044#post-12554036
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/post-a-pic-of-your-real-car.14747/page-476#post-12612386
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/post-a-pic-of-your-real-car.14747/page-481#post-12793904
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/post-a-pic-of-your-real-car.14747/page-483#post-12888405
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Awesome shots! Big jump up from the NA Celica!Living in (semi) rural New Zealand down a lengthy gravel driveway, I figured not having mudflaps would be disastrous (and I didn't want to wait till Winter to learn that the hard way). But I couldn't just buy some normal subtle mudflaps, could I? So I bought red Rallyarmor mudflaps, because rallycar which I only drive on the road.
I then did something I've always wanted to do, go to a fairly empty and pretty place and do a photoshoot. Just like in Gran Turismo as a kid, but in real life. Must say, Gran Turismo prepared me to an extent. I borrowed my sister's DSLR and headed to the horse racing track.
Admittedly I just used the easy shooting mode where it just gives you a slider for aperture because I'm too basic to figure out ISO and all that. But it was fun.
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Cheers, man! And yeah, big jump but I'm so glad I did it. I never realised just how dull the Celica was until I drove the Impreza, though a turbo does a lot for that. The Celica is still sitting around here waiting for someone to actually buy it, unfortunately most people are too busy thinking it's a GT-Four for some reason.
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- SPhilli
- SPhilli911
I dig the red mudflaps on the silver car. 👍Living in (semi) rural New Zealand down a lengthy gravel driveway, I figured not having mudflaps would be disastrous (and I didn't want to wait till Winter to learn that the hard way). But I couldn't just buy some normal subtle mudflaps, could I? So I bought red Rallyarmor mudflaps, because rallycar which I only drive on the road.
Personally, I am a big fan of pretend rally cars on the road. Though, as I also did with my STI a while back, I take my Fiesta down some dirt back roads at nearby farm areas. But, I also got stuck in a ditch once.
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That's trademe for you. It sort of looks like a GT-FOUR but clearly states GT-R and ST182.Cheers, man! And yeah, big jump but I'm so glad I did it. I never realised just how dull the Celica was until I drove the Impreza, though a turbo does a lot for that. The Celica is still sitting around here waiting for someone to actually buy it, unfortunately most people are too busy thinking it's a GT-Four for some reason.
OMG the questions....
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- CreamyNute11a
We had some nice weather today and the rain the past two days washed away the salt from the roads. Decided to wake up my 81 C10 from winter hibernation again and stretch it’s legs around town for a bit. Drove around for the better part of an hour just to keep the battery topped up and fluids moving around. I seriously love this truck.
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I dig the red mudflaps on the silver car. 👍
Personally, I am a big fan of pretend rally cars on the road. Though, as I also did with my STI a while back, I take my Fiesta down some dirt back roads at nearby farm areas. But, I also got stuck in a ditch once.
Cheers! I was worried the red would be too much, but my logic was that it matched other details on the car like the pink STI logos and the red lugnuts. Glad I went with it though. I'd love to take my Impreza on some dirt, but I'd really like to find a fairly open area to get used to that style of driving in first. Maybe then I'll avoid said ditch.
And I should probably get another set of wheels/tires for that too.
MedigoFlame
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A quick and blurry photo taken in a Walmart parking lot. I honestly don't come across many MK7 or MK7.5 GTIs in Maine. Parked next to it and went inside for a few minutes for some shopping. Came out and the lady who owned the white GTI was waiting to talk to me.
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- Gremlin100
The Jag has gone, also the BMW that I had for nearly a decade, and replaced with this:
It's the first car I've bought for safety. Too many idiots on the road and I carry family in it so I dont want to be rolled up into a ball because of someone else. It suits my driving style as I'm all about comfort now. 2l diesel and an 8 speed box so it goes like 🤬.
It's the first car I've bought for safety. Too many idiots on the road and I carry family in it so I dont want to be rolled up into a ball because of someone else. It suits my driving style as I'm all about comfort now. 2l diesel and an 8 speed box so it goes like 🤬.
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It's pretty cool in that you can change the dials to a classic, economical or sports style. I'm learning loads of new stuff every day with it. It's a more basic spec S80 but with a few choice options that are ideal for me. The electric heated windscreen makes me chuckle every time and the heated seat are toasty!
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- Knoxville, Tennessee
A pic of my new car, need to take some good pics when the weather gets better:
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And incase you are wondering how is it to rev a hybrid... well... nothing exciting. X)
Beeps and doesn't want to turn the engine on in N.
Turns the engine on in P, but only when you press the gas pedal. Once you release the pedal, the engine shuts down. Revs really lazy and doesn't charge the battery. (The engine turned on by itself later and charged the battery)
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Installed a tach on the 81
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A bunch of pics of the RF:
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