[NSXR]

Ferrari 250 GTO art.

[Lady Jane]

Two oddballs: 1964 Peel Trident and 1957 Jurisch.

[NSXR]

80's kid going back.

1982 GSL-SE.

[NSXR]

This was my favorite Bond car. What was yours?

[Llarry]

1971 Monteverdi 375L from Swiss low-volume automaker Monteverdi; powered by 375 hp 440 cubic inch (7.2 liter) Chrysler V-8.

[3798j]

Originally Posted by NSXR

This was my favorite Bond car. What was yours?

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[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by 3798j

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A little trivia: The plane is a Bristol Type 170 Superfreighter Mk 32 flown here by British Air Ferries.

[NSXR]

Gordon Murray T.50s

[NSXR]

1 of 2 LFA Sypder prototypes.

[NSXR]

Near perfect.

[Lady Jane]

Nearly stock Peugeot 206 undergoing sea trials.

Llarry Should this be in the Navy thread?

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by NSXR

Near perfect.

*drool*

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Nearly stock Peugeot 206 undergoing sea trials.

Llarry Should this be in the Navy thread?

Needs more water. And bigger tires.

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by NSXR

Near perfect.

For years I would periodically check in at nsxprime.com to get a feel for the prices of first-gen NSXs, but I had not done that for years until today. Sure enough, they have retained good value. Lots of cars around $100,000 and some far more. I don't think I would give up my BMW, but if I won the lottery...

[NSXR]

Originally Posted by Llarry

For years I would periodically check in at nsxprime.com to get a feel for the prices of first-gen NSXs, but I had not done that for years until today. Sure enough, they have retained good value. Lots of cars around $100,000 and some far more. I don't think I would give up my BMW, but if I won the lottery...

This car came up for sale recently, a unicorn for sure, but I don't have space for it. Broke my heart to let it go.

[Llarry]

NSX-T. Looking pretty good for a 23-year-old car.

[NSXR]

Originally Posted by Llarry

NSX-T. Looking pretty good for a 23-year-old car.

Immersion Blue Pearl is beautiful for sure. I do wish it had the original front end though. I think it's one of the biggest mistakes Honda made with the car.

[NSXR]

A little classic NSX action from Daikoku Parking Area.

[Lady Jane]

I didn't know the New Beetle had their engines in the back.

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

I didn't know the New Beetle had their engines in the back.

By all means, do NOT follow too close!

[NSXR]

EVO V.

[BMWGUYinCO]

Originally Posted by NSXR

80's kid going back.

1982 GSL-SE.

Wow, that brings back memories! Back in the early 80s,, we lived in the U.K. and a friend of mine imported from Japan one of the very first Mazda RX-7s in Savannah Green. He drove it for a year (and of course, he added rear louvres over the back windshield and a rear spoiler) and then sold it to me. I'll have to dig through actual photographs to find a picture of it, but this is exactly what it looked like right down to the tan plaid interior, wheels, etc. Note where the side mirrors are
It got a lot of attention in the U.K.
When I left the U.K. for college here in the States, my sister got the car. It was then imported to the U.S. where she drove it in college...at the Savannah College of Art & Design. Fitting. It was then sold to my cousin who lives in Canada - he drove it for a few years...now, remember the friend who originally sold it to me? He had since moved to Canada and my cousin sold it back to him some 15 years later! He doesn't have it any longer unfortunately, I'm not sure what happened to it.