This summer the wife and I will be moving to the West Coast. We recently took a trip out there to scope out the neighborhoods around the Bay Area and find a place where we'd like to live that we might stand some chance of affording. These are the cars of those 'hoods:
In white, representing Oakland; and in red, representing Sunset—A pair of Volk-loving Evo Xs
From the East Bay, representing Berkeley, this shockingly decrepit 914:
Berkeley itself is actually quite nice |
Everybody is always getting all hot and bothered about the El Caminos of the late 60s, but this absolutely gorgeous first gen that started life in 1959 deserves some respect:
Pacific Heights, bringing the heat with this sick F430:
How about this supercharged first gen MR2 with carbon fiber everywhere and a set up solely for the destruction of mountain roads:
Nighttime iPhone photo, my apologies |
How about this supercharged first gen MR2 with carbon fiber everywhere and a set up solely for the destruction of mountain roads:
Having been the proud owner of a '97 Explorer XLT 5-speed that was passed down to me from my parents who had bought it new, I'm especially partial to this rare, souped up, soccer mom-mobile: The Saleen XP8 Explorer:
Supercharged Chevelles are cool too.
One of many, many Miatas on the West Coast that are completely stock with the exception of a roll bar:
Supercharged Chevelles are cool too.
One of many, many Miatas on the West Coast that are completely stock with the exception of a roll bar:
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