Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

In reply to 914Driver :

Is that  CGI car or a real one??

In reply to 914Driver :

Is that a CGI car or a real one?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Bird brained decision?

USS Oriskany, scuttled off Pensacola.

The Griswold's family truckster has stepped up a bit this year! (SEMA)

914Driver said:

Ah yes, the legendary Gumbo Slice, world's first AI-generated celebrity

In reply to NickD :

Reminds me of the punk club I grew up in in Pittsburgh, PA. Looked great from the front but had about 100 temporary loli-colums holding it up from falling down a hill. You could feel the whole building wobble when there was a good skank pit going. Kinda added to the fun.

My room was wallpapered with these type of fliers:

MyMiatas said:

wheelsmithy (Joe-with-an-L) said:

In reply to MyMiatas :

Dang, That's Hawt! Render, right?

I'd like to build something like that.

 

Here is who made the car.Instagram · oilstainlab
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I thought it was worth posting

It's wild to me that I can't always tell real world from CGI/AI generated stuff (the age we live in!), but saw this at SEMA:

Man! With people near it it makes it look like a Go Cart with Porsche looks!

It's been being posted on the kit car forums and threads for a little while but it was hard to tell if it was real or not.

Exhaust ports!!

In reply to chandler :

Oil stain labs has done a LOT of Photoshop work with the car giving it a backstory of historic racing and done a lot of concept renderings with the car.  It's real but it simultaneously has a very strong Rendering presence.   So some pictures of it are real and others are renders.  

nocones said:

In reply to chandler :

Oil stain labs has done a LOT of Photoshop work with the car giving it a backstory of historic racing and done a lot of concept renderings with the car.  It's real but it simultaneously has a very strong Rendering presence.   So some pictures of it are real and others are renders.  

The front reminds me of a tree frog

[Oilstain car] Reminds me of this beater Boxster except smooth and shiny.

http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-racing-forum/73840-joining-porsche-family-track-rat-style.html

In reply to Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) :

"you'll be amazed at how easy the installation was..."

You mean blowing the entire engine apart and splitting the case!?  ehhhhh...

Got one of these for Christmas back in about 1976. One of my favourite toys.

In reply to Wayslow :

I remember those carriers, but never had one.  However, that Mattel VertiBird in the upper left - I had one of those and played with it for hours and days.  I wore it out and made my father fix it.  Mine was the original version from 1971 or so:

Dirk Oehlerking's BMW R18 "The Crown"

Venus Speedster by Seven Seas Yachts