Digging this photo. Such a nice, spare location; such muted, monochromatic hues— goes well with the car, which is, of course, gorgeous.
Via tcl

Alright, we absolutely love this— it’s a Merc roadster prototype by German engineering firm Mechatronik. Dead-sexy classic sheetmetal wrapped around modernized internal components is often a winning combination (think Singer 911). Looks so badass lowered and riding on colormatched steelies.
Follow up to this post— more motorsport versions of BMWs you don’t see going racing too often. Cool stuff, this— we dig the shark, especially.
Images: Craig Pusey (via germancarmagazine.com)
This is a bit of penance for that fugazi (and no, we’re not referring to the legendary punk band).
Via Mr. Horsepower on r3vlimited.com
Two beauties in an immaculate, gleaming white space- we’d be happy to worship at this temple. The Paul Bracq-designed W109 300SEL 6.3, of course, famously has the distinction of being considered one of the world’s first Q-ships. So elegant and understated here, belying what lurks beneath the bonnet.
On that note, you may enjoy these clips (or not).
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Nicest Alfa Giula we’ve seen since, well, this.
Apples and oranges – this one looks more like a gutted racer, the other retains more of that classic/sleeper look that we love so much – but we appreciate and admire how this one is unabashedly all business.. it makes its intentions clear. Really nice.
Image: Filip Buysmans
Pelican Parts forum member red67 has an eye for good compositions. Here are some we enjoyed recently.










Looks like a painting- pretty incredible:
