Car Pictures

[MantrackerWRC]

Pagani Huayra R
I love the engine sound of this car, sounds like the old 2000s V10 F1 cars

 

[Ruttman98]

1964 Dodge Polara 500 hardtop pro street

Hood scoop indicates power from a 426 CID Max Wedge engine with cross ram intake topped by two 4 barrel carburetors.

 

[G_B]

Hi, there,

I'm lucky enough to have many events with car shows organized in my area. Here are the photos of the day, if necessary I can send you the raw formats.

See you soon

Part 1/6

 

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Part 2/6

 

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Part 3/6

 

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Part 4/6

 

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Part 5/6

 

[G_B]

Finally Part 6/6

 

[MantrackerWRC]

Hommel Berlinette

 

[Ruttman98]

1970 Chevrolet Camaro sporting popular "Day 2" mods including Corvette L-88 hood, Cragar wheels, chrome rollover bar, slapper-style traction bars, shaved badges, custom upholstery, and an intricate panel paint job that surely was not completed on the second day it left the dealership!

 

[jgf]

Michael Andretti's '92 Lola/Chevy road course car, auctioned last year for undisclosed amount.

 

[MantrackerWRC]

Alfa Romeo Giulia eTCR
Electric race car. I have to admit that I love this car. I think the eTCR championship is dead nowadays. The idea was good but the rallycross style format and the lack of brands taking part in the championship (only Cupra, Hyundai and Alfa Romeo) was the worst thing. Never followed the championship due to those reasons.
Pd: I still prefer the current TCR petrol cars over the electric eTCR.

 

[MantrackerWRC]

Polaris RZR

 

[MantrackerWRC]

Ford Mondeo BTCC Supertouring

 

[jgf]

Polaris RZRView attachment 696168

Did they get the number of the car that hit them?

 

[jgf]

The "Portus"; a 1955 Lotus MkIX, powered by a 4-cam Porsche engine, MG-TD gearbox, and Austin Healey 100-6 rear end. Built by a doctor in southern CA and successfully raced from the mid-fifties at least into the sixties. It's rumored that Ken Miles once drove it.
Unusual not only in the Porsche engine being mounted up front ... but the engine was from the Porsche 550 in which James Dean was killed.

The insurance company sold the remains of Dean's car as scrap; the doctor bought it, removed the running gear and instruments (which were also used in the "Portus") and ...
"(George) Barris acquired the Porsche after all the Porsche enthusiasts had bought and pilfered everything usable from the car. All Barris got was the body scraps, but that's all he wanted. He did a flim-flam rebuild job so he could parade it around the country for the next several years, in the name of promoting teen traffic safety, or some such alleged profit venture. ... When its novelty finally wore off in favor of more interesting subjects, Barris destroyed what was left (and) created the legend the car disappeared from an enclosed railroad car while en route from Florida to Hollywood, California, then announced a $100,000 reward to anyone who could come up with the car."

The doctor's descendants still have the engine, stored in southern CA, verified by the block number. He had sold the rest of the running gear - transaxle and rear suspension - which changed hands between many racers and collectors over the years, though never installed in any car. The last owner, a collector in MA, auctioned them in 2021 for a reported $382,000 to a museum in Las Vegas.

This also dispels the myth of the curse on Dean's Porsche.

 

[MantrackerWRC]

Abarth 1000 TCR

 

[Johnny Speed]

I saw this beauty today while driving around. You NEVER see these in Central New York.

 

[jgf]

My first sanctioned race was in a Mini Cooper. Had never driven one before; thoroughly surprised how much fun it was.

 

[daveds3]

1300 miles covered now since I got it, a great car.