Michael Markey
Mentor
Michael Markey
Mentor
Michael Markey
Mentor
Leon C
Established
Group B Metro, the last year they were allowed to compete.
Leon C
Established
Lovely Citroen Taxi with original meter.
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
Another gorgeous old Citroën, this one at the now gone Mullin Museum,
Leon C
Established
Used daily, lovely.
Leon C
Established
Retro-Grouch
Mentor
The real deal! Not one of those cheap knock-offs from Bavaria...
Tuna
Fotoğrafçı
My 1975 Porsche 914. Wish I had kept it…
Leon C
Established
It really was stunning, matching interior colour, full rollcage and used throughout the year.
Yokosuka Mike
Abstract Clarity
Window Shopping in Tokyo
Fujifilm X100V
January 2025 - Tokyo, Japan
Fujifilm X100V
January 2025 - Tokyo, Japan
Shostka
Member
Akihabara, Tokyo
Kiev-II + Jupiter-3, CZJ Tessar 5cmF2.8
Kiev-II + Jupiter-3, CZJ Tessar 5cmF2.8
Guth
Appreciative User
What appears to be a Mitsubishi Eclipse convertible following a DeLorean? Now that’s a combo rarely seen. Thanks for posting!
aw614
Established
Some classic car spotting in downtown Sanford, FL
Nicca Type IIIS + Minolta Super Rokkor 45mm + expired Kodak Plus X Pan of unknown age
Nicca Type IIIS + Minolta Super Rokkor 45mm + expired Kodak Plus X Pan of unknown age
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
This photo is out of my league. I sometimes think someone borrowed the camera for it. A nice Bugatti at the former Mullin Museum.
Guth
Appreciative User
This photo is out of my league. I sometimes think someone borrowed the camera for it. A nice Bugatti at the former Mullin Museum.
@boojum - The image you posted caused me to investigate as it looks like the “Aerolithe” model that The Guild of Automotive Restorers out of Canada recreated several years ago. I wasn’t aware that the Aerolithe prototype with coachwork fabricated of magnesium was followed by four cars of the very similar design known as “Atlantics” crafted out of aluminum which is what this car formerly seen at the Mullin museum is. It seems that only 2 of the 4 built still exist. Speaking of Bugattis and other similar cars, did you happen to attend “The Shape of Speed” exhibit at the Portland Art Museum back in 2018? (For the record, I don’t really know much at all about Bugattis or any other cars built before the 1960s, but on occasion I do find them to be rather interesting, as was the case with the cars exhibited at the Portland Art Museum.)
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
Showing my lack of knowledge for "overseas" Fords -- Consul?
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
The Mullin was gorgeous but has been dismantled by the heirs to Mullin's estate. I have a number of photos of he Bugattis and other cars there that you can find by following the link. No, I did not make it up to the PAM for the exhibit you wrote of. The PAM is a pretty good place. They had a wonderful Escher exhibit some years back. Maybe I will start making the trek more often. Thanks for the prod. ;o)
