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Author Archives: needthatcar
Obligatory: Ken Block Gymkana 5 – Streets Of San Francisco
Ken Block and his driving skills are amazing. The 650 HP Ford Fiesta he drives is also amazing. What could be cooler than watching Block performing his long list of automotive parlor tricks? Watching him perform them in one of … Continue reading
Quick Hitter: Super Cute Dumptruck is Super Cute
A friend of mine who loves moisturizers and fly fishing snapped this shot somewhere in the great state of Idaho. Looking at it, I hope for the sake of the other drivers, that the driver took time to properly secure … Continue reading
Posted in Custom, Items of Interest (Not for sale)
Tagged Awwww, Precious, Super Cute Tonka, Tonka
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Upcoming Documentary: Wagonmasters
“The car that was once the quintessential image of the American Dream is all but dead – at least for most people.” – Wagonmasters website For every type, make, model, and style of car, there is a following Part of … Continue reading
Modern Art Monday: Speed’s Fancy Bits
This post was originally written for, and appeared here, at hooniverse.com. Last weekend, Ray and I were fortunate enough to take in an exhibit called Speed: The Art of the Performance Automobile. It features a very impressive collection of some … Continue reading
Quick Hitter: Mormon Meteor Metro
The original Mormon Meteor III had a Curtiss aircraft engine that displaced 1,670 cubic inches. This weak facsimile only has 543. The Meteor had 750 hp, this copy has 330. Hit the jump for a shadier picture.
Posted in 1930s, Items of Interest (Not for sale)
Tagged Ab Jenkins, Bus wrap, Deusenberg, Mormon Metro, Step to the back of the Meteor
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Modern Art Monday: Parking Lot Bonus At The Speed Exhibit
This post was originally written for and appeared here, at hooniverse.com. Over the weekend, Ray and I were fortunate enough to take in an exhibit called Speed: The Art of the Performance Automobile. After taking in the wonders within the … Continue reading
Posted in Hooniverse, Items of Interest (Not for sale)
Tagged Citroen Ds, Down in the parking lot, Museum cars, UMFA, V.I.S.I.T
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The Bonnevillains: Car Show Photo Dump And Wallpaper
I stopped by the Bonnevillains’ car show/open house over the weekend. It was a nice gathering of ink, nice rides, and live music by Old Death Whisper. Most of the cars on display were vintage American iron. Traditional hot rods … Continue reading
Shopping Advice: IXOOST iPod/iPhone Docks
This post was originally written for, and appeared here, at hooniverse.com. Combine a custom machined block of aluminum, some old exhaust headers, and some high-quality speakers and what do you get? IXOOST, which is today’s coolest tech/automotive gadget. Rush out … Continue reading
Ebay Find: 1931 Ford Model A Snow/Mud Track Coupe
This post was originally written for, and appeared here, at http://www.hooniverse.com. When it comes to cigarettes, the more descriptors in the name, the more likely they are meant for women. For example, Virginia Slims Ultra Light Menthol 120s are surely … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Custom
Tagged Model A track Coupe, Need but don't know why, Snowmobile A, Vintage off-roading
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