Friday, June 26, 2015
Dope Vid. #35
Video courtesy of ILoveBass.
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2015,
current events,
dope shizz,
dope vid,
goodwood,
ilovebass.co.uk,
motivation,
players,
players classic
Thursday, June 25, 2015
What to watch this Weekend (June 28th - July 1)
- United Sports Car Championship. Six hours of the Glen. From Watkins Glen International Raceway in New York. Sunday @ 10am - 2pm (FS1(HD)) Sunday @ 2pm - 4:30pm (FS2(HD)) live
- V8 Supercars. Hidden Valley. Sunday @ 4pm - 5pm (CBSSN(HD)) delayed airing from 6/19 - 6/21
- Top Gear (UK). Marathon of past episodes. Monday @ 2pm - 11pm (BBCAmerica(HD)) replays
- Chasing Classic Cars. Marathon of past episodes. Tuesday @ 2pm - 8pm (VelocityHD) replays
- Motorweek. Tuesday @ 8pm - 8:30pm (VelocityHD) new
- Chasing Classic Cars. Ultra Rare Rides. Tuesday @ 10pm - 10:30pm (VelocityHD) new
- Wheeler Dealers. Wednesday @ 9pm - 11pm (VelocityHD) replays
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ccc,
endurance racing,
motorweek,
tudor uscc,
v8 supercars,
wec,
weekend motorsports,
wheeler dealers
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Enthusiast Topic: Car Life: Less is More - Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 (SingularEntity)
Singular Entity brings us a feature near and dear to our hearts; an owner, Shawn Wang, builds his perfect 911 and explains his philosophy for the build. Nice work, Shawn.
Video courtesy of SingularEntity.
Video courtesy of SingularEntity.
Labels:
911,
930,
carrera 3.2,
enthusiast topic,
motivation,
neo-vintage,
porsche,
singular entity
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Neo-Vintage: Mad for MG (DRIVEN)
Frontline Development is an outfit out of the UK that builds some very special MG's. Various engine specifications, exterior and interior colors, along with upgrades to the original using the original parts, tools and building methods. Beautiful stuff.
Video courtesy of Drive.
Video courtesy of Drive.
Labels:
drive,
driven,
enthusiast topic,
frontline developments,
MG,
neo-vintage
Monday, June 22, 2015
Neo-Vintage Feature: Sir Stirling Moss and this Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Remain Unbeaten (Petrolicious)
Petrolicious did us all a favor and made a short film on Sir Stirling Moss and his 1955 Mille Miglia win in the legendary '722' Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR. Just think -- racing just under 1k miles, Italian country side, no rollbars, period tire technology and going over 170mph through spectators, trees and buildings on either side of the road. All without knowing the course. Cajones, my friends.
Video courtesy of Petrolicious.
Video courtesy of Petrolicious.
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