Car Spotting

[JHamilton]

Originally Posted by Adam43

Not everything needs to be extremes.

That's the most un-American thing you've ever said.

[broadrun96]

Originally Posted by JHamilton

That's the most un-American thing you've ever said.

Might be enough to be asked to leave with that attitude

[Adam43]

Was it a naff thing to say?

[broadrun96]

Originally Posted by Adam43

Was it a naff thing to say?

I've got it Naff is a little Brit bird with the subtle judgement look

That's sht is a bald eagle with a mullet

[Adam43]

Make a plastic model of that and put it in your garden and you’re president naff.

[broadrun96]

Originally Posted by Adam43

Make a plastic model of that and put it in your garden and you’re president naff.

Who says I don't have that flag??

And back on topic

Some dude brought out men of a certain age favorite Hot Wheels car, although weirdly they had TURBO painted in them cause HW believes in accuracy above all



She's got some serious hips, but every panel seemed perfect.

[Adam43]

That is so close to being fantastic.

[E.B]

Originally Posted by broadrun96

She's got some serious hips, but every panel seemed perfect.

No arguing it is slighty 'over-bodied' in the rear quarters... but in a nice way. (Thats an S4 so has larger rear wheels as standard which make it less noticeable than on earlier 928's. )

Useless trivia time... The 928 was the first production car with bumpers hidden under plastic fascias seamlessly integrated into the overall bodywork front and rear.
Now its become what carmakers do, but the 928 did it first.

[joeb]

Originally Posted by E.B

No arguing it is slighty 'over-bodied' in the rear quarters... but in a nice way. (Thats an S4 so has larger rear wheels as standard which make it less noticeable than on earlier 928's. )

Useless trivia time... The 928 was the first production car with bumpers hidden under plastic fascias seamlessly integrated into the overall bodywork front and rear.
Now its become what carmakers do, but the 928 did it first.

I had no idea the 928 was first, always good to learn something new!

[fieldodreams79]

Proper right hand drive Mini and improper Fiero.

[Adam43]

Quite a late one 1988/9, judging by the F plate.

[Gerard C]

Originally Posted by joeb

I had no idea the 928 was first, always good to learn something new!

A great GT imo, good ergonomics for its era with one part of the dash moving with the steering column. The 300 ZX was an acceptable "inspiration". My favorite remains the 944 T.