The all-weather Seven?

[Alaskossie]

Here's a clever mish-mashs of two iconic concepts:

 

[raceral]

Now that is really slick, love it.

 

Al

[bigdog]

I see he drives like a German. Cutting across the centerline even when driving slowly.

 

I kind of like that car though.

[Croc]

I see he drives like a German. Cutting across the centerline even when driving slowly.

 

Rural New South Wales in Australia - about normal for driving standards. He still does better than the average driver in NY or NJ states. :leaving:

 

I do like how I can hear the cicadas in that video singing away loudly.

[Toyotus 7]

I believe the same guy has a number of modified minis. I like it. However, my favourite is still the Austin Seven/hot rod Caterham (from Ireland, I think). The flat black one.

[bigdog]

Rural New South Wales in Australia - about normal for driving standards. He still does better than the average driver in NY or NJ states. :leaving:

 

I do like how I can hear the cicadas in that video singing away loudly.

 

I wasn't meaning to say he was a German. Truth be told, Even though the Germans are excellent all around drivers. They do display a totally reckless disregard for lane discipline. It really is baffling how bad the Germans are about cutting curves. In the 3.5 years I've lived here. I have been in more near head on misses due to oncoming traffic being in my lane in a curve than the previous 37 years of my driving experience in the USA. I like staying in my lane while going fast. It's the point of the seven or any other sports car for that mater. It's supposed to be all about the corners.:driving:

[lucky dawg]

Can't decide if that is sacrilege or brilliant. Probably a little of both.