“Eric builds V8 Miatas all day. So you know he’s not going to come to work in a Camry” (via Flyin’ Miata : Projects : Projects in the shop)
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Hell yes.
Mazda Cosmo Sports 110S (1967)
The world’s first twin-rotor car.
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1985 called. It wants its wheels back.
King of the Coupes
Photos via oxam on BMW Club Bulgaria
(via turbonaut)
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The Milky Way from orbit (with storms in Central Africa and a sunrise over the South Indian Ocean)
I kind of wish I’d gotten in on this 31 pieces idea.
31 pieces (25)
“she’s a dish. what kind of a dish? the 60 cent special; cheap, flashy…strictly poison under the gravy” - the narrow margin
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Mind boggling. Except the xylophones, which I could do without.
5ive Style - Summer Salt @ Middle East Upstairs (by frsnkyx)
The Porsche 911 Carreras of Al Holbert/Elliot Forbes-Robinson (#14) and Hurley Haywood/Peter Gregg (#59) at the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1975.
Haywood/Gregg won the race, for the second time (1973).
Al Holbert ran and “Porsche+Audi” (as they were known at the time) dealership where I grew up.
Peter Gregg was 40 years old when he committed suicide in 1980.
Hurley Haywood won the Daytona 24 three more times (77, 79, 91), and will drive in his 40th and final one in 2012.
Porsche 911s at 1975 Daytona 24 (by Nigel Smuckatelli)
Bargain of the month. 32 “drive in cult classic” movies. 12 double sided DVDs, 46+ hours. $9.99 at Target.
Includes “They Saved Hitler’s Brain” “Weekend With The Babysitter” and “Single Room Furnished” (Jayne Mansfield’s final movie)
