#unique car

[floridaboiler]

[mensfactory]

Ferrari one-off KC23

[massiveluxuryoverdose]

BUGATTI "Sur Mesure" Gold W16 MISTRAL !

[11oh1]

[rootbeercarguy]

Isuzu impulse/ Asuna Sunfire at High Octane Car Party in penticton bc canada

[absurdlylong-neckedmallard]

I need help ID'ing a weird Tacoma.

I saw a second-gen Toyota Tacoma today. I don't remember if it was a crew cab, an regular cab or whatever. I can tell you it had an interesting blacked-out grille, with chrome lettering. It looked something like this:

The truck itself was a deep royal blue, with silver stripes and a checkered pattern. At the back of the bed there were some graphics, which appears to say "Carl (something) edition" in a very loopy font. It was over top of a checkered flag sort of pattern.

Honestly, I'm just curious what it was. Any help is hugely appreciated!

[mynnthia]

was talking with a friend about how some of dunmeshi fаndom misunderstands kabru's initial feelings towards laios.

to sum up kabru's situation via a self-contained modernized metaphor:

kabru is like a guy who lost his entire family in a highly traumatic car accident. years later he joins a discord server and takes note of laios, another server member who seems interesting, so they start chatting. then laios reveals his special interest and favorite movie of all time is David Cronenberg's Crash (1996), and invites kabru to go watch a demolition derby with him

[starry-bi-sky]

i think i'm hilarious -- aka i made blood blossom danny au memes

all of these come from my DpxDC prompt "i am pushing the batdad agenda--" and it's corresponding additions in the reblogs ksdjlf.

i am. rotating them in my head. forever and always. personally i think there should be more batdad aus in dpxdc, their dynamic could be neat. :)

[beautiful-divinity]

[rb19]

From the Archives: "Verstappen 'driving style' myth is a trait of greatness" Jan 19, 2021 by Matt Beer

"As a driver, it doesn't matter if you have an understeering car, oversteery car, slippery surface, grippy surface, you constantly adjust your driving style to that. If you just say 'this is my driving style', this is how it's going to be, you will not be quick. I think you learn in your whole racing career from go-karting to F3 to whatever, every weekend the car behaves a bit differently, so you always have to adjust to it. It's every weekend, constantly you're adjusting your driving style a little bit to make sure that the car is working well. And of course you try to set the car to your liking but it will never be fully to your liking. You always have to fine-tune. Or at least you try it. And at the end that’s what makes a driver fast."

Throughout F1 history the very best have had very different careers, been very different personalities, and on the surface seemed like very different drivers. But if they share one defining trait it's their capacity to handle different situations and adapt to what is required in each moment: they have a wider operating window. Verstappen speaks of adaptability as if it is second nature. Probably because it is. This is a young man who has been carefully moulded into a world-class driver. The devotion to the craft of driving, instilled at such a young age, is why at 23 he has greater intuition and 'feel' than most will have at the peak of their powers. [...] Verstappen's ability comes from his intuition, which in turn a legacy of years of relentless preparation and practice. So, when he finds himself dealing with a skittish rear end, or in greasy conditions, or driving through rivers like in the 2016 Brazilian Grand Prix, he has an extraordinary bank of data to use to handle those challenges. And he can access it automatically. It's why he handles them better than most, why even if a data overlay of a given lap or a comparison of a race stint might have shown Gasly or Albon where Verstappen was quicker, and a binary idea of what he was doing to be quicker, it doesn't fully account for how he was doing it. Driving a car is a dynamic process, with multiple inputs and countless adjustments. It's an immensely complicated sensory puzzle and piecing it all together through conscious thought is difficult, if not impossible. Most of what makes Verstappen so effective is happening on an unconscious level. [...] So, what can lazily be described as Verstappen's 'driving style' is far more complex than that. He doesn't have one way of driving, he has the skills required to drive in multiple different ways and is building more and more experience to know what way works best in any given moment. That manifests itself in such delicate, refined inputs that most drivers can see what he's doing and get close to replicating it, but not quite. And that's worth tenths of a second at a time, especially when it comes to the 2020 task of taking a capricious car and driving around its vices. This is what is second nature to Verstappen now, why the speed seems to come so effortlessly. In 2020 he augmented that with further gains in maturity and judgement. This is a vital second trait that will, car permitting, allow Verstappen to translate his performance into championships. [...]

[floridaboiler]

[mensfactory]

Porsche 911 Speedster

Porsche Factory One-Off program

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This home in Dungeness, Kent, UK doesn't look like much, but it's so unique inside. In the 1920s, the railroad allowed workers to buy railway cars. They were allowed to drag them down the beach, and about 30 stayed there. This home is built around an old railroad car. Check out this adorable 3bd, 2ba home. £875k / $1.097m. (Note the view of the lighthouse.)

Original wide plank flooring. The interior walls are lovely and look so beachy. You could really decorate this beautifully.

In the kitchen, you can see the outside wall of the car. Isn't that cool?

Look at this- it's inside the train car. Isn't this beautiful? Look at the wood and the door. The windows face the water.

This particular home is especially well done- they flawlessly incorporated the car.

Here's the outer wall so that you can clearly distinguish it from the rest of the house.

The bed is in a little alcove against the wall of the car.

Bedroom #2 is large enough for 2 beds and can make a nice guest room.

Hallway to the other bds. and baths.

Very nice cozy room.

And, this one is in the railroad car.

Beautiful modern bath.

You can see the outer wall of the car there.

Outside there's a deck that looks like a boardwalk.

https://www.themodernhouse.com/sales-list/dungeness-road-iv/

[cpyclopse]

Navajo Miku!

I'm mixed so we gotta represent both sides:)

I love saying "miku, miku, ooohweeeoooh" idek what that song is called but it's on loop in my mind

This is peak Americana

[My art]

[akq96618]

Leo Rescue and Safari costumize from episode 41

[feralnumberfive]

Sooooo they ended up deciding that vapes exist in TUA but still decided on no cellphones?