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moment of zen
Want Fender Vents For Your Old Land Rover? Home Depot Is Open Late!
The advantage to using a heat register is the handy open/close feature! More » -
moment of zen
Ze Germans Vill Race Anything!
Competitors speed down a street during the second German office chair racing championship in the village of Bad Koenig-Zell April 25. More » -
moment of zen
At Least The Volga Will Be Remembered Fondly
Another photo from the happy past shows former Presidents Bush And Putin driving the Russian leader's awesome 1956 Volga around Moscow. Four years later and Russian-American relations have never been stronger! More » -
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Point and Laugh, Or Weep For The Future: You Decide
It's hard to say whether we should be proud or ashamed this image drove us to find where it was taken. Oroville, California, intersection of 5th Avenue and Oro Dam Boulevard. Feel sad and laugh. -
moment of zen
No Polar Bears On The Bus!
There's no context for this image, but we suspect a huge polar bear poking his huge head into your repurposed school bus is the kind of thing to get some hearts racing. Feeling zen now? More » -
moment of zen
Hacked GAZ With Cat Parade
Are those louvers for a rear-engine setup in this Volga, perhaps some nightmarish GAZ-ZAZ hybrid? More » -
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Moment Of 8mm Zen
1968 Monaco Grand Prix In 8mm Glory
This silent Super-8 film of the 1968 Monaco Grand Prix is the perfect time warp to watch in contrast to the dazzling spectacle of the recent Singapore Grand Prix. The raw footage of the then-savage sport captures the essence of what a street-circuit F1 race was 40 years ago. For better or for worse, things have certainly changed. Film below the jump. More » -
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The Coolest Ferrari Film You'll Ever See That Isn't A Commercial
This vintage 8mm film brings us back to a time when a classic Ferrari was something you actually drove and had fun with, not something you locked up in a bank vault-like garage. Titled "The Great Putdown," it's no over-produced commercial shilling for Shell. Instead, it has a star-studded cast of Ferraris including a 250 California Spyder and a 250 GTO. Taking place on famous winding bends of Mulholland Drive in the Los Angeles area, the film has a raw edge that perfectly captures a golden era of motoring. [via YouTube]








































































