Car Spotting

[Gerard C]

Nice pics you both! Thanks for your explanations, Dave.

[rbs]

Justin Murphy races this Nagari in England, he has also raced a Milano here.

[broadrun96]

Wing Wednesday today

It's important to make sure your wing is mounted as far forward as possible and wiggles so it doesn't break in potholes.

It's important to also have adjustable rear wing on your Civic. And yes, there are shims and screws holding the center section

[Gerard C]

Important to make difference between wing and rack luggage. Santa Claus coming soon…

[JHamilton]

Originally Posted by rbs

Justin Murphy races this Nagari in England, he has also raced a Milano here.

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I've never heard of a Nagari but I really like this thing. I see like 10 different cars in it. You've got a 240Zeeeee or Jensen-Healey thing going on up front, Maserati/Lancia flying buttresses in the back, C2 Corvette haunches, a Ferrarish side profile, and the louvers give me TVR vibes. A really sharp little car.

[Gerard C]

I'm with you here, JH. But re the front wings fake louvers, I'd say C2 '67 guise, Iso Rivolta and Bizzarrini inspired (which were real). I'd add some 250 LM gimmicks too.

[joeb]

Saints flavored Maybach

[JHamilton]

Originally Posted by Gerard C

I'm with you here, JH. But re the front wings fake louvers, I'd say C2 '67 guise, Iso Rivolta and Bizzarrini inspired (which were real). I'd add some 250 LM gimmicks too.

You mean fenders? During my short research, the street cars have open louvers with metal mesh behind them. Whether they are functional or not, I don't know. As the owner of a car with fake hood scoops, I can't complain.

[JHamilton]

And, yes, I do get the reference to the louvers and the C2, but from this 3/4 angle, the rear quarter panels are unmistakable.

Originally Posted by Gerard C

Iso Rivolta and Bizzarrini

What'd you call my mama??

[Gerard C]

Pasta and pizza on the house!!!

[broadrun96]

She a diesel, and wheel on the wrong side. And yes, there's no top on her, dude was only a bit smaller than me but better bigger beard. Oh, it's currently 7C but sunny

[joeb]

At first i thought that was a decorative table at the cafe.

[Adam43]

Wow.

And he doesn’t buy standard fuel.

[broadrun96]

Ok, not exactly street cars BUT he does have a plate on a 70s RSR and a T70 cause Georgia.



Aluminum body E Type that races occasionally



Surtees and Graham Hill car that's been to Goodwood multiple times

He has another 10 Lolas of Chevy and Ford flavors and a couple in pieces. And B2K/10 they're building up for HSR. Yup, just a dude with random race cars in his house in Atlanta, yes in town. Cool guy

[rbs]

This was at Bicester today, quite rare in England.

[Peter Mallett]

And on what appear to be Cobra Supaslots.

[joeb]

This was sweet, and better yet, the couple driving was same vintage and in just as good of condition.

[broadrun96]

And keeping the white walls going

I need to get a picture of this Jeep that goes past the house most every day, newish JK rolling on wagon wheel looking rims and wide white walls. Yup, Wrangler on white walls

[Gerard C]

Wrangler on white walls? Is it like going for an hymalayan treck walking with white mocassins?

[Peter Mallett]

A couple of pics from a damp cars and coffee meeting yesterday.

[broadrun96]

Nice late 80s 'Burban, wish my sister hadn't junked the 85 I grew up with. But then I remember, dark blue paint, dark blue vinyl, no headliner, no AC and old leaded engine so maybe better

[Gerard C]

Broad, wonderful pics and story! Well done. Looks like an aquarelle, specially the T70 parts and what seems to be a Semi-lightweight coupé (wheel on the right/right side…).

Makes me think about a famous painter here, Alain Mirgalet, and his 3/4 of a TR at Montlhéry (I bought two paiuntings from him): https://www.animation2c.fr/2015/09/a...utomobile.html