Pic of the Day

[fatguyzinc]

I have never seen a yenko chevelle...only a legend in pictures

ugh. those wheels turned that yenko into a yucko for me....

[silver_bullet]

My parents are buried with many of my ancestors behind that Church whick I consider to be my family home....
The photo was taken on the night of October tenth during the occurance of the recent northern lights....

[Monster]

The 1958 Brütsch Mopetta, a three-wheeled microcar, is a charming example of minimalist automotive design. With its tiny footprint and distinctive egg-shaped body, this single-seater car was powered by a modest 49cc engine, making it perfect for short, leisurely drives. Produced in Germany by Egon Brütsch,

[Captain]

Cute,

I see it has attachments for a Cloth Top.
But how would you put it on, and get in?

[cstmwgn]

I want to know who sells an LS conversion kit for it!

[Monster]

The Chop Shop

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[Monster]

Yep .. 427.

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[Huskinhano]

As cool in person as tv

[pdub]

Cool vanity plate.

[silver_bullet]

Cool vanity plate.

Lamborghini originally only built farm tractors....


Ferruccio Lamborghini, the founder of Lamborghini, started making cars because he was frustrated with the quality of his Ferrari, particularly its clutch, and felt that he could build a better high-end sports car with superior engineering and refinement, essentially creating a "perfect" grand touring car that he couldn't find on the market; this decision was reportedly fueled by a disagreement with Enzo Ferrari, who allegedly dismissed Lamborghini's complaints about his car, telling him to "stick to tractors.".
Key points about Lamborghini's origin story:

• Enzo Ferrari's response:
  When Lamborghini tried to discuss his concerns with Ferrari, he was reportedly dismissive, leading to Lamborghini's decision to build his own car.

• Focus on quality:
  Lamborghini aimed to create a high-performance car with exceptional quality and design, aiming for a "perfect" grand touring car.

• Tractor background:
  Prior to making cars, Ferruccio Lamborghini was known for his successful tractor manufacturing business.

• Ferrari frustration:
  Lamborghini owned a Ferrari 250 GT, but was dissatisfied with its reliability, particularly the clutch, which he believed used parts similar to those in his tractors.

[Monster]

Hmmmm ...