Old School turbo Porsche, my Evo, and a Ferrari( sort of)...no 56k
Jun 9, 2007, 04:12 PM
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Old School turbo Porsche, my Evo, and a Ferrari( sort of)...no 56k
We had a big Bridgestone/ Firestone sale at my work today and my boss and the company bring out driving simulators and cars and stuff. It was a great event so I took some pics before everything got started. Sorry about the crappy pics.
1986 Porsche 911 Turbo(rebuilt motor and turbo) w/ low miles and a 4 speed. Just gorgeous.
Simulator:
The so called Ferrari
1986 Porsche 911 Turbo(rebuilt motor and turbo) w/ low miles and a 4 speed. Just gorgeous.
Simulator:
The so called Ferrari
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i LOOOVE older porsches, i have a 951 (944 turbo) but she's gettin old and fallin apart 
havent driven her in over a year, it needs a clutch and i just dont have time to do it! very good pics though!
havent driven her in over a year, it needs a clutch and i just dont have time to do it! very good pics though!
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Really nice pictures revvin9k.
The gunmetal CE's blend well with Apex Silver.
You look angry in that one pic though.
Regarding the Sony Cybershot......
You can take good quality pictures with most digital cameras; most people just have to get off the crutch of the auto settings and fiddle around with manual settings.
A good tripod does wonders too and a necessity for night/low-light photos.
The gunmetal CE's blend well with Apex Silver.
You look angry in that one pic though.
Regarding the Sony Cybershot......
You can take good quality pictures with most digital cameras; most people just have to get off the crutch of the auto settings and fiddle around with manual settings.
A good tripod does wonders too and a necessity for night/low-light photos.
