LukeW
Active Member
Brand new? Temporary plate.
Car-spotting thread
- Thread starter UtahJoe
- Start date
Everyone saw that 18 year old pick up his new GT500, drive to a dragstrip for the first time in his life...then rip off 10.6s @133mph....Pretty impressive...albeit doesnt look all that exciting from inside the car.
ChrisG
Unapologetic Lifer for Rock and Roll
Good grief, what's going on with those splitters/defusers?
It looks like barnacles are growing on that thing. Hideous.
My next door neighbor just bought one of those. His wife was away for the weekend and he picked it up without mentioning it to her. She wasn’t as happy as I was.
rick81721
Lothar
Yeah then C&D runs an 11.4 - kinda embarrassing
rick81721
Lothar
Wow 14K miles and only $25K?? In FL too...
We’ll see what it gets when the hammer drops in 7 days. The provenance might help it too.
i feel an insurance fraud incident in her future - perhaps with a murder charge attached.
Maybe she had the soap in the bag already and is making a batch of Napalm..
Zaskar
Well-Known Member
Nice plates!
Mountain Bike Mike
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@Mountain Bike Mike
this grabbed my attention as its definitely very unusual and I have never seen one before.....I can tell by the headlights have the bullet shaped buckets and also not being in the fenders...this car is ~1935-1937. Looks European with the low doors, but too curvy to be British...MG's, Jags, Astons at this time had like rectangular windshields, vertical grilles, very squared off....No split windshields....its not really curvy enough to be italian..like an Alpha, or a lancia, etc....Mercedes and BMWs at this time were pretty easy to spot....So I guessed the other German...1936 Audi Wanderer
Pretty sure this is it. Notch in the running board looks pretty unique.....
Mountain Bike Mike
Well-Known Member
@Mountain Bike Mike
this grabbed my attention as its definitely very unusual and I have never seen one before.....I can tell by the headlights have the bullet shaped buckets and also not being in the fenders...this car is ~1935-1937. Looks European with the low doors, but too curvy to be British...MG's, Jags, Astons at this time had like rectangular windshields, vertical grilles, very squared off....No split windshields....its not really curvy enough to be italian..like an Alpha, or a lancia, etc....Mercedes and BMWs at this time were pretty easy to spot....So I guessed the other German...1936 Audi Wanderer
Pretty sure this is it. Notch in the running board looks pretty unique.....
this thread could be renamed to - Try to stump Utah
hahaha I have the internet now, its too easy.... I mean this isnt like the old days when my dad and I would do this while driving back and forth to utah and I got tired of listening to his CBS FM tapes (he would tape cousin brucie and play it over and over and OVER again). But if you have looked at enough cars over the years to recognize the design cues from certain countries, eras, etc....you can get a good idea where to start....The year is usually the easiest...Its amazing how easy it is to tell the years of cars made in this era. American, german, etc...they shared so many design cues...especially headlights.
