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The stunning 430 Scuderia from my neighbour. There will follow more pictures of this awesome car.
Thanks to ThomvdN for the editiing. My Photoshop is down for a long time, hope to fix it soon.
Nieuwendijk, The Netherlands
03-27-2011
Olga Belyaeva (RUS) with the gold metal and cup at hand after Russia's first place at Thetis Cup 2010 water polo tournament in Tripoli, Greece (August 1, 2010)
1964 MGB roadster.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"V5 Present
MoT Exempt
Chassis number: GHN332349
1,798cc. Owned by the vendor's family since 1990, this MGB has been rebuilt utilising a British Heritage shell, reconditioned engine, gearbox and over‑drive unit. Many other parts were renewed at the same time. It comes with hard‑top, mohair hood, full and half tonneau covers. Three owners, the last two registered are the same. The history file includes MoTs dating from 1996 to present, various invoices mainly from the 1990's and tax discs. Mileage recorded at 04,834."
Sold for £9116 including premium.
Another of the cars I photographed at the Ferrari Racing Days meeting at Silverstone in September 2017. It's a 2009 Ferrari 430 Scuderia, a replacement for the Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale, and was developed from the Ferrari F430 with much of the testing done by Michael Schumacher. It's powered by the 4,308cc (263 cu in) twin ohc 32 valve V8 Ferrari F136 ED engine.
GySEV Ganz Class 430 (V43) - 9143 0430 334-2 H-GYSEV
31/10/2018 at Kőbánya-Kispest, Budapest, Hungary
The SC 430 coupé-convertible from Lexus was built between 2001 and 2010. In 2012 the SC430 was declared the worst car ever built by the makers of Top Gear in terms of handling, ride and style. In Japan the SC 430 was sold as Toyota Soarer.
It takes 430 years for the light from Polaris (the north star) to arrive on earth... It travelled all that way to get sucked into the lens of my camera and chucked into my gallery...
306 photos stacked ontop of one another, then a panoramic making up the lower part.
F/3.5 - 8sec exp - ISO800 - About 40mins of the earths rotation.
As you can imagine it is pretty boring standing in a field for 40 mins in the cold... what really made it painful was the church about 30 meters away from me decided tonight would be a good night to ring its bells constantly for 30 of the minutes...
Good times...