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Napster

>>17565064
What kind of car is that?
>inb4 twingo

>>17565776
I don't know but it looks pretty content with life

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>>17564949
Looks like an Appia GTE Zagato

>>17565040
>Appia GTE Zagato
I think you my be correct.
It seems to have lost the headlight covers. It does have the V4.

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>>17565048
Here's a similar one for comparison

Me too, bro

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Land of the shitboxes

perro caca land?

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Still a step behind

Almost....

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>>17564771

>Hummer
>mfw

>>17564745
isnt the whole appeal of the G class the fact that it has the old fashioned boxy suv look?

its a basic modern shitbox

>push start
>radio
>climate control
This is standard on all modern cars

Thanks... Any clue what kind of moden shitbox though? Make or model or whatever?

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Sometimes that shit is still there but it's just hidden

I'm not sure how you would use an oil pressure gauge?

>Why did car manufacturers stop including useful gauges with their cars?
when people started taking their cars into the dealership to complain about low oil pressure at a stop light.

>>17564444

Had this issue and fixed it with some egg mixed with flower. Put on the spots and it will start fading the colors around it into the spots. Let it sit for 1 day and remove it with water.

>>17564522
I'm trying to fix paint not bake a cake on my roof

>>17564444
heavy ceramic coat now before its too late

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I mainly collect 1/64 which is more or less HotWheels size.

Some brands:

>Hot Wheels

Great resistance to wear and beatings, lowest detail, thick paintjobs, some neat designs, still desirable

>Matchbox

More realism and better proportions, pretty much like HotWheels but much smaller with much less different product lines

>Greenlight

Chink brand that makes great things, all metal. Quality control is all over the place. Buy in person. Very fragile, the wheels tend to break easily under pressure. Tons of movie cars

>Johnny Lightning

Less detailed than Greenlight but still desirable. Great colors and some crazy models. Casting quality depends on the car. Company has gone through tons of different owners.

>M2 Machines

Castings depend on car, quality not as sharp but they have the best proportions. Plastic underside. You can easily disassemble them, which is a bonus for customs.

>Kyosho

Top tier branch but prices are a mess, they depend on the model and availability. They sometimes may not roll. Quality of casting depends largely on the model

>Tomica

Shit tier jap brand with shitty wheels, mode oriented for kids

>Tomica Limited

The absolute best when it comes to detail, mostly vintage japanese cars

>Siku

Shit tier, but somehow popular

>Majorette

Medium tier, on par with basic HotWheels. They proportions are usually shit

>Autoworld
Top tier proportions and scale, wheels are a bit sketchy. Full metal. Overall one of the best, but they make mostly older american cars.

>Maisto

Dogshit tier, they dont even have interiors

>Welly

Less known chinkshit brand that is dirt cheap and actually top tier. Rubber tiers and great proportions for the price of dirt

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HotWheels is probably the most extended, and although their basic models are dogshit, their premium models can be great.

For example some racecars they have. Realistic concepts of things that dont exist.

Like what if you riced up a Chevelle to modern spec racing, with fenders, canards, lowered suspension, widened axles, front spoiler etc...

The HotWheels Racing and HotWheels Vintage Racing are 10/10

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Fagnus Fuckner also licensed some HotWheels recently

That`s some highly corrosive gasoline you are using there.

>>17564241
That's all gas, the owner of that car just doesn't give a fuck about not spilling any on the paint.

>>17564092

How hard is it to wipe the spillover ffs. Lazy faggot.

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>open flat bed lorry

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Why do Americans call dingo-haulers as mobile mullets?

>>17564048
It's not just a "truck". It's a "pick-em-up truck". For picking up chicks obviously.

>>17563566
Make an offer you cunt

You're supposed to call them up and ask. Or you can look up the bluebook value.

im not bluepilled

>>17563508
This.
>Buy a new car every 5 years because the old one has already cracked in half because it's completely plastic
>Well adjusted
Good shit OP made me reply

>>17563504
18-21

Just take you car apart and put it back together. It is what most of us did. Get a factory service manual if you need help reassembling things.

>>17563430
>new to /o/

run away, while you still can. This place is cancer and knows fuck all.

>>17565157
Lel why take your car apart if there is nothing wrong with it

>>17563194
think about it like this
lets say you need to be at work at 8am
so you need to leave at 7am assuming no slowdowns on the way
which means you need to get up at 6:30 at least if not earlier
then on the way home in rush hour traffic your hour commute will turn to hour and 15 min or more
so you leave work between 5 and 5:30, get home close to 6:30 or later if you need to run errand on the way
you go to bed around 11 or 11:30 so you can get close to 8 hours of sleep
you end up with 4 maybe 4.5 hours of free time

if that's ok for you then go for it

thats a lot of miles but if it's only 1h, fuckit. my commute is 10 miles but sometimes I'm lucky if it takes less than 2h

>>17563212
Well I have a real love for riding but if I'm doing 20,000 miles a year its going to kill the bike. Its the petrol cost that is worrying me.