Decided to take a quick walk after some gambling in Caesar’s at Atlantic City on Wednesday, and this bright yellow ponycar greets me with an eletrifying “hello.”  It looks quite garish, especially with the yellow painted rims, but it sounded just as mean as it looked with that classic hood scoop, thanks to a custom exhaust.

Spotted by: Al

Spotted this Nissan GT-R R35 in Newtown, Pa in the parking lot of “The Villages at Newtown”.  Just outside of Oishi, to be specific.  I am not a big fan of the car personally, but I respect what it does and its rarity.

Since I was at a race and expected to see some nice cars there, however there were a few that stood out to me. Instead of making them individual posts, I figured I would lump them into one post. The first car posted above is a Ferrari 308 Quattrovalvolve. I love the old 308s, there is just something elegant about them, but I can never put my finger on it. Next up we have a Mercedes Benz CLS 63AMG, just glorious by all accounts, 1969 Camaro and a BMW 1-Series M. Continue reading Spotted!! Cars from the Grand Am Race in NJ →

“Lolwut??”  If the first time you see this, and that is not your response, I am not sure I want to see the vehicle that triggers such a word…. Continue reading Spotted!! – Bananamobile?? →

While washing my car at a local gas station yesterday, afternoon, a local showed up in this beauty.  It’s one of only 15 ever made in 1933, and one of only two left remaining.  The owner lives locally and is an influential developer in Randolph.  He also owns a few other cars, includuding a late Fifties Corvette, a Camaro, and possibly others.  More pictures after the jump. Continue reading Spotted! 1933 Auburn Convertible Sedan, Randolph, NJ →

I was leaving the American Le Mans Series race at Lime Rock, CT when I spotted this ultra-rare beauty!

In 1992, Panoz launched their Roadster, with a 5.0L V8 motor from Ford, this little roadster was meant to get up and go from day 1.  The roadster had no top or cover, nor did it show a place to put one.  It was only offered in a 5 speed manual transmission, and when it came to options and amenities, there were none.  No radio, no a/c, no heater, and again, no place to put one.  The only thing it had was a US DOT mandated heating core for a windshield defroster.  Between the original Roadster (44) and the AIV (Aluminum Intensive Vehicle) Roadster (176), only 220 were produced.

-Brett

While walking with my parents in Manhattan between Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station, I found this in a parking garage.  It gladly smiled.

Spotted by: Al

Found at the 5th Annual Sonic Meet, in Morgantown, Pennsylvania.  One of the straightest and cleanest hot rods I’ve seen in quite some time.

Spotted by: Al

Caught just by Central Park (by 7th Avenue), this tan Lincoln limousine looks very unique. Clearly (by the side graphics), it’s an advertisement for some venue with “Spooky Special Effects” located between 57th and 58th Streets, along 6th Avenue.

-Al

Major props to whoever was responsible for the appearance, it’s eye-catching and seriously cool.