Why are there so few car photographs?
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8bit said:
That is a lovely photo.
SteveKTMer said:
8bit said:
That is a lovely photo.
Casmet Crosskart and Renault 5 on a trackday at Cadwell Park recently
Z62_3745 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Z62_3597 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Z62_3745 by Dave Goodhand, on FlickrZ62_3597 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
I think George has posted elsewhere and the the 'snap' itself probably was pretty quickly done once the car was in position. The post production work is another story though.... 
Couple of pics of my new Boxster S.
Boxster. Farnborough Airship by nessiemac1, on Flickr
Boxster. Farnborough Airship-3 by nessiemac1, on Flickr
Boxster. Farnborough Airship-2 by nessiemac1, on Flickr
Boxster. Farnborough Airship by nessiemac1, on FlickrBoxster. Farnborough Airship-3 by nessiemac1, on FlickrBoxster. Farnborough Airship-2 by nessiemac1, on Flickr
Some day times snaps of the green machine.
986 by nessiemac1, on Flickr
986-2 by nessiemac1, on Flickr
986 by nessiemac1, on Flickr986-2 by nessiemac1, on FlickrA stunning Ginetta G12.
A very pretty, if diminutive, sports/racing car, shown here at the Silverstone Classic in 2015. This, I think, is the prototype. If so, it's 1967. Ginetta produced some beautiful cars when owned by the Walklet brothers. It looks like a G21 in the background, which was not a kit car. The G15 looked great and raced better.
A very pretty, if diminutive, sports/racing car, shown here at the Silverstone Classic in 2015. This, I think, is the prototype. If so, it's 1967. Ginetta produced some beautiful cars when owned by the Walklet brothers. It looks like a G21 in the background, which was not a kit car. The G15 looked great and raced better.
From a trip to Amberley Museum in Sussex today.
No ICE, but I'm not certain the anti-brigade would welcome it.
It's a 1907 Stanley Steamer, with a top speed estimated, for good reason, to be in the region of 100mph. The owner was kind enough to give me a ride in the car. A steam car of the same make took the world land speed record at 127.6mph, driven by someone with a lot more nerve than I have.
Also there was the world's smallest full-scale steam roller.
It was a good day.
No ICE, but I'm not certain the anti-brigade would welcome it.
It's a 1907 Stanley Steamer, with a top speed estimated, for good reason, to be in the region of 100mph. The owner was kind enough to give me a ride in the car. A steam car of the same make took the world land speed record at 127.6mph, driven by someone with a lot more nerve than I have.
Also there was the world's smallest full-scale steam roller.
It was a good day.
Edited by Derek Smith on Monday 3rd July 16:40
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