hot "spot"

Superslow wrote:Saw this in CO yesterday
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Nice.
Looks like someone forgot that the white lines are there for a reason.

Speeddemon wrote:Nice.
Looks like someone forgot that the white lines are there for a reason.

Or maybe he/she spent over $90,000 on a car and would like to keep all the paint on the car.

Superslow wrote: Or maybe he/she spent over $90,000 on a car and would like to keep all the paint on the car.

I could share this feeling...

alittle late but here are just a few hot spots i found in the lime rock parking lot this year

Nice shots Leo, thanks for sharing. Funny though, it's Lime Rock Park that gets to me, that place looks idyllic. Lush and green, looks like such a relaxing atmosphere to watch races. It does not look crowded, or controlled to the tits like Laguna Seca is during big races. I like the regional low key aspect of the place. Laguna was like that decades ago before it went big time, now it's like having a race track built in a prison yard; walls, guards, passes required for everything. Better to watch it on TV than at the track. No wonder you go back every year.

with this, i suppose I beat most of the guys here searching car... I was just LUCKY!!!

Can't believe I was able to seat near this:



Is enormous and the sound is an amazing soundtrack... the car has a recent plate, not more then a week.

DonaemouS wrote:with this, i suppose I beat most of the guys here searching car... I was just LUCKY!!!


Is enormous and the sound is an amazing soundtrack... the car has a recent plate, not more then a week.

What is it?

looks like Darth Vader to me.

Tomte wrote:looks like Darth Vader to me.

I was thinking more along the lines of Batman

It is Godzilla! The Nissan GT-R.

NoNameBrand wrote:It is Godzilla! The Nissan GT-R.

yeah, is this!

Toad wrote:Nice shots Leo, thanks for sharing. Funny though, it's Lime Rock Park that gets to me, that place looks idyllic. Lush and green, looks like such a relaxing atmosphere to watch races. It does not look crowded, or controlled to the tits like Laguna Seca is during big races. I like the regional low key aspect of the place. Laguna was like that decades ago before it went big time, now it's like having a race track built in a prison yard; walls, guards, passes required for everything. Better to watch it on TV than at the track. No wonder you go back every year.

good eye and yes one of the main reasons i get my butt back to limey every year ... they dont call it "the hidden valley of racing" for nothing

she is unbelievable gorgeous!

Sweet shots, don't see those every day

this time, a fun hot spot. We are always talking about luxury cars... ok, trucks... but something is wrong with this one...

I got the pict early this morning...

DonaemouS wrote:this time, a fun hot spot. We are always talking about luxury cars... ok, trucks... but something is wrong with this one...

I got the pict early this morning...

If that's a Porsche Cayenne (it is, right??)... serves 'em right.

Superslow wrote: (it is, right??)...

yes, it was.

Summer time in California brings these guys out. A really nice custom; too bad I could not get better shots as we were in traffic. Guy had a fifties cop siren installed that he turned on when he saw us taking the pictures.

Toad wrote:Summer time in California brings these guys out. A really nice custom; too bad I could not get better shots as we were in traffic. Guy had a fifties cop siren installed that he turned on when he saw us taking the pictures.

That's a nice car! Good find!

oh my god!!! What is it?

BTW: Nice environment...

The custom reminds me of the car that Stallone drove in one of those Stallone films. City something?

not the best photo yet surprisingly a very sharp lambo

DonaemouS wrote:oh my god!!! What is it?

Here's a stock version of a 1949 Mercury and James Dean
Affectionately called the Lead Sled. (The car not Dean)
For me they are the epitomy of what a custom can be.
The Merc was an expensive car for it's day, before Ford got a hold of the company.

Toad wrote:Here's a stock version of a 1949 Mercury

Lovely. The beginnings of the "brutal beauty" that I admire so much in (some) American cars.