Car Pictures

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1932 Morgan

 

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1964 Mini Rally

 

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1997 Mitsubishi Lancer

 

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2 More photos of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV this is from last year.
Rally Zamudio 2021
Retroclasica Bilbao 2021

 

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Chevrolet Caprice

 

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1978 Facel-Vega rally car, Mexico

Facel-Vega Zagato Coupe

 

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Venturi 600LM; 600hp Renault twin-turbo V-6

 

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1958 Facel-Vega rally car, Mexico
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Facel-Vega Zagato Coupe
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F-Vs are my favorite Franco-American partnership! I have never seen the Zagato.

 

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Apparently only this one exists, and there is some debate over whether it is an actual Zagato body; these photos from the old AtlasF1 forums.

 

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Ginetta G4, Ford Duratec 4cyl 2L, 190hp

G12 competition model, Cosworth 4cyl, 2L, 190hp

 

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1989 McLaren MP4/5
Ayrton Senna
Alain Prost

 

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1977 Monaco, Ferrari, Lauda

 

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2022 Tuatara (named for an Australian lizard), twin-turbo V8, 1300hp on 91 octane gas, 1700hp on methanol, 7 speed gearbox, drag coefficient 0.27; hoping for top speed of 300+mph, it did 295mph May 25.

 

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Última GTR

 

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1988 Consulier GTP

 

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Mercedes F200
No steering wheel, this car is controlled by joystick

 

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My old banger.

 

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Ed Roth's "Beatnik Bandit", 1960; steering, throttle, and brake via central joystick

 

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1946 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75, first postwar car from Cadillac; three versions made: seven passenger sedan, nine passenger sedan, and a two door coupe hardtop or convertible. All three versions total about 700 made, price around $4500.

In 1980 a friend sold me one of these, all original, 42k miles, for $3600. Researching it I found it was one of two cars ordered by the city of Atlanta for Mayor Heartsfield; replaced by a '48 model and relegated to the city motor pool for use as a limousine, auctioned off around 1954 (by which time it was a huge dowdy antiquated lead sled). My friends referred to it as the "gangster car"; I put about 2000 miles on it over the next year then drove it to Atlanta and donated it to the Historical Society (and took a bus home, lol).

These photos of an identical car in a museum somewhere (this one has a retrofitted airconditioner under the dash).