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I saw this car at a museum stop on the Forza Amelia a few years back. I fell hard for the whole package. I love this car…. even though I have never seen one other than this static display.
Do you know what it is?
(I photoshopped the identity off it, though I still think it is an easy one.)
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/05/ancient_plant_biodiesel.php
Saw this link on Digg.com. I love the idea that alternative feedstocks are being found. I’m not too thrilled that the industry is looking to agriculture as a primary source. I would think that the secondary source of WVO would be more logical, and more in tune with a conservation ethos.
They’ve lost their way.
One of these cars is an Auburn Boattail Speedster, and the other is a “fakey-doo” built from a VW Beetle. Can you tell the difference? 😉
Sort of an easy one…
Shot at the 2004 Northwest Historics. Note that the car is sporting a license plate! I assume the numbers come off and it drives home. That’s real vintage racing!
To those of you who know this model intimately, are those knock-off hubs?
Last week, I had a plate from an Italian car’s cam cover, and two people, Chris & Paul correctly guessed “early Alfa”. The specific answer was an Alfa Romeo 1933 8C 2300. More photos “after the jump…”
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