Car guys?

[Kobe Van Steenberghe]

We went from this:

To this:

It's a joke referring to the name of our Company: 'a team productions'

 

[Robert Frank]

Jim

You know your a car guy when you build a car that you don't even drive that is meant to go 1/4 mile at a time. :thumbsup:

Awesome photo.

 

[Brad Webb]

You know your a car guy when you build a car that you don't even drive that is meant to go 1/4 mile at a time. :thumbsup:

Awesome photo.

What are you talking about, Jim drives this to work every morning. I hear it rumble past my office every day. I use the flames to warm my coffee, and trim/singe my eyebrows.

 

[Richard Foster]

I've had many great cars over the years including a 1960 AH Bugeye Sprite, 1969 Olds 442, and a 1980 Jag XJ12L that I was going to put a Getrag 5 speed in, but I moved to St. Thomas instead and bought a 1990 Probe which was much more practical there. My current enjoyment car is a black on black 2002 Corvette C5 Coupe with a 6 speed.

 

[Aaron Schnobrich]

2007 Mini Cooper S Silver and Black with 16 spoke all black rims.

and of course

1978 Ford F-250 for the mountain days. :thumbsup:

 

[Yaque Silva-Doyle]

BMW 540i Dinan M Sport with Hamann exhaust. But I got to get rid of it before I head to Manhattan. :-(

 

[Frank Cueto]

White 911 turbo (my02 996TT)

NO spoilers or tints or francy anything, I even debadged it. Helps me fly a bit under the radar. Slightly modded ;-)

 

[John Marchant]

My last real toy:

And the one before:

Prizes for correct identification of the above Ok, maybe not prizes, but praise.

For work I wallow around in this... which might not seem unusual to most of you, but its literally the only one I've ever seen here in the UK.

 

[Dustin Sims]

i'm definitely a car guy at heart, but never really had any money to buy anything awesome. last few were an '88 pontiac fiero, '91 bmw 318is, '90 mazda miata. currently '01 honda s2000. 9000 rpm redline is incredible. sucks for hauling gear around though

 

[Jay Gannon]

White 911 turbo (my02 996TT)

NO spoilers or tints or francy anything, I even debadged it. Helps me fly a bit under the radar. Slightly modded ;-)

I'd love to see a pic, big 911 guy aswell.

Mark 1 Golf set up for Autocross?

i'm definitely a car guy at heart, but never really had any money to buy anything awesome. last few were an '88 pontiac fiero, '91 bmw 318is, '90 mazda miata. currently '01 honda s2000. 9000 rpm redline is incredible. sucks for hauling gear around though

I considered an S2000 when I was looking at my RX-7 but god that trunk/boot is TINY!!

 

[Chad Lancaster]

my AEV Brute. getting a four wheel camper for it soon

 

[Robert Frank]

There's a lot of cool stuff here!

 

[Demian Hurst]

Early Jetta Coupe with even earlier golf front sheetmetal?

 

[John Marchant]

Mark 1 Golf set up for Autocross?

Close, but no cigar... It's a VW, and not that you can tell it has a mid-mounted 2.0 16v driving the rear wheels. Lots of fun.:tongue_smilie:

Any advance on the model though?

 

[Robert Frank]

Close, but no cigar... It's a VW, and not that you can tell it has a mid-mounted 2.0 16v driving the rear wheels. Lots of fun.:tongue_smilie:

Any advance on the model though?

In the US that would have been an early 1980's Jetta Coupe.

 

[John Marchant]

Smaller than the jetta by a good margin. It's a wonderfully ugly obscure little thing

 

[Robert Frank]

currently '01 honda s2000. 9000 rpm redline is incredible. sucks for hauling gear around though

I had my eyes on an S2000 also. Amazing car, and... it's a Honda.

 

[Jay Gannon]

Close, but no cigar... It's a VW, and not that you can tell it has a mid-mounted 2.0 16v driving the rear wheels. Lots of fun.:tongue_smilie:

Any advance on the model though?

If its not a golf then it must be a very early polo? With a mid mount?
That thing musta been a beast!

 

[Robert Frank]

my AEV Brute. getting a four wheel camper for it soon

I was living at the east end of Long Island until recently and had 2 older Jeep Wranglers. I had nearly every page of my Jeep Essentials catalog marked with something I was convinced I should have for each one.

The AEV Brute would be great out there. Uncrowded beaches, fishing, surfing and bonfire parties. The AEV pickup would certainly be more practical for hauling stuff than my Wrangler with the back seat taken out. And it looks good too.

 

[Robert Frank]

Smaller than the jetta by a good margin. It's a wonderfully ugly obscure little thing

I have no idea at all!