rockmoose
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How embarrassment.
Project Car / Motorbike thread. Let's see 'em.
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Haakon
greenbean counter
Those Multiplas are very cool. Going up in value too as they're starting to be collectable believe it or not.
How they look is subjective, but whichever way you look at them innovative is always cool.
steve jobs' pancreas
Eats Squid
Country's that no longer exist make the ugliest cars
Oddjob
Merry fucking Xmas to you assholes
I can't even...
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No one can. Drugs help though.
Haakon
greenbean counter
If you afford an F40, you can do whatever you want with it.I'm not sure how to feel about this one.
Especially when there are already original race spec F40s about.
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cokeonspecialtwodollars
Fartes of Portingale
If you're Liberty Walk you do whatever you want with whatever you want.
Oddjob
Merry fucking Xmas to you assholes
Mind blowing that they would carve up a $2.5 million car.
If they did an F50 next that would show they had truly huge brass balls.
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Is it all real???
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And I didn't think you could make a Testarossa uglier. Actually no you cannot.
ForkinGreat
Random Krishna
an F40 and an F50 at a track in the UK 
Asininedrivel
caviar connoisseur
I will (and have) watch anything with with Chris Harris in it.an F40 and an F50 at a track in the UK
The video of him basically losing his mind over a collection of concours level 80s and 90s classics is one of my favourite videos:
(@link1896 you might like this one, if you haven't seen it)
ForkinGreat
Random Krishna
There is a moment where Chris hints that they might need to stop filming so he can have some 'private time' with himself
so many awesome cars. When I saw the Porsche 928GTS, I almost had some private time
When I was a kid, the neighbours across the street had a 928S. It sounded lovely when they started it and the v8 growled into life.
I think it was the aero shape and the V8 engine that were the great things, that and it was apparently more comfortable to drive long distance over less than perfect roads, and less likely to kill you than the 911 cars of the time.
Also, the 911 just seemed like a wonky arse car that the engineers at Porsche had progressively un-fucked over the last 50 odd years, to make the current generation that appears to be sorted out.
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Asininedrivel
caviar connoisseur
One of my Dad's mates bought an early 928 and took me for a drive in it as a 10 year old back in the day. It (not the 911) cemented my love for Porsches. And yeah you're right so far advanced of anything else at the time in so many ways. Even won European Car Of The Year (to date the only sports car to ever do so). And yes a final iteration GTS remains top of the pile for me too. Too bad so many 928s are autos. The rare af manual ones are meant to be epic.There is a moment where Chris hints that they might need to stop filming so he can have some 'private time' with himself
so many awesome cars. When I saw the Porsche 928GTS, I almost had some private time
When I was a kid, the neighbours across the street had a 928S. It sounded lovely when they started it and the v8 growled into life.
I think it was the aero shape and the V8 engine that were the great things, that and it was apparently more comfortable to drive long distance over less than perfect roads, and less likely to kill you than the 911 cars of the time.
Also, the 911 just seemed like a wonky arse car that the engineers at Porsche had progressively un-fucked over the last 50 odd years, to make the current generation that appears to be sorted out.
911s have been largely sorted since the 993 era, arguably the earlier 964 if you count the 4WD ones. It was probably the refinement of the 993 that did more than anything else to kill off the 928
Pretty cool that someone has finally decided to restomod them too. I would have a very hard time choosing between this and a Singer...
Nardone Porsche 928 Restomod Has a Futuristic 1980s Interior to Die For
The classic Porsche 928 gets a touch of cyberpunk style to go with extra power in this Italian-designed overhaul.
www.thedrive.com
ForkinGreat
Random Krishna
One of my Dad's mates bought an early 928 and took me for a drive in it as a 10 year old back in the day. It (not the 911) cemented my love for Porsches. And yeah you're right so far advanced of anything else at the time in so many ways. Even won European Car Of The Year (to date the only sports car to ever do so). And yes a final iteration GTS remains top of the pile for me too. Too bad so many 928s are autos. The rare af manual ones are meant to be epic.
911s have been largely sorted since the 993 era, arguably the earlier 964 if you count the 4WD ones. It was probably the refinement of the 993 that did more than anything else to kill off the 928
Pretty cool that someone has finally decided to restomod them too. I would have a very hard time choosing between this and a Singer...
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Nardone Porsche 928 Restomod Has a Futuristic 1980s Interior to Die For
The classic Porsche 928 gets a touch of cyberpunk style to go with extra power in this Italian-designed overhaul.
