
Slightly different car, but same model. Yours truly reflected in the paint there. 😉
Some more after the jump…
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Slightly different car, but same model. Yours truly reflected in the paint there. 😉
Some more after the jump…
Continue reading “The answer to yesterday’s CPotD: Alfa Romeo Giulia SS”
…words cannot contain the awesomeness that is this.

At the start of a large Vintage Car rally I participated in a while back I noted the unique lines of this particular car from this particular angle. From other angles it is obvious what this car is, but from above and behind the passenger side, it becomes sort of… generic. I thought it would make for a great CPotD guessing game. Do you know what car it is?

This is a historically significant car, of which I know little. Perhaps one of our commentators can provide more background than I. Here it is parked in front of another historically significant item, a nationally known structure (though perhaps not in the same nation) … can you name it?
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The view out my bedroom window this morning. We’ve now had six straight weeks of below freezing weather here in the normally cool-but-not-cold Cascade foothills. I can make BioDiesel, but I can’t wash or dry it. I have a backlog of waste oil. Please, can we have temps back in the 50s again? Pretty please???

Back in the day “Special†didn’t mean the short bus. It meant something unique and different. This car is one of those legendary Specials from the 50s. A car which was built for pennies in a California garage and went out to beat legendary machines made for “cubic money” in places like Maranello and Stuttgart. Do you know its name?

Obviously from Maranello, but which exact model?