The longest run
Starring: Ferrari 250 GTO
(by Raph/D)
GTO Reblogged for one of the greatest Ferraris ever made.
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1971 Chrysler Plymouth Road Runner Advertising Hot Rod Magazine April 1971 by SenseiAlan on Flickr.
Plymouth Road Runner 383 They might not have been the most reliable cars, but in the early 1970s, the B-body Chryslers looked great.
Bodensee-Klassik. #bklive #chromjuwelen #motorkultur (hier: Festspielhaus)
Bodensee-Klassik Some lovely classics here. My eyes went to the Triumphs and the Merc 300 SL Roadster in front. Look for a bit longer and you can spot the Gullwing. Beautiful.
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Mustang fastbacks, through the years I know 1967–8 and 1971–3 are missing, and I would have taken out the second Fox one to fit one of those in, but otherwise, this is a great look back at 49 years of the pony car legend. What a great piece of art.
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Thirty years later Am I the only one who finds Volkswagen’s advertising touting stop–start as a point of difference a little strange? VW, after all, has had Formel E since the early 1980s, and some of those models had stop–start.
From the top Don’t think I’ve seen the Carrera from this angle before, except perhaps as a toy.
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Ford mustang 1969
1969 Mustang I don’t care if it’s longer than the old one—it still looks great.
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Quick and mostly irrelevant thoughts from a 
