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Lamborghini Gallardo w/ Performante kit, ADV1 wheels
Porsche Cayenne w/ Mansory kit, Asanti wheels
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Took this shot with a front lens from an old full sized VHS camcorder. I've used this lens for years as a magnifying lens on my desk and it's accumulated a few scratches. When hand held against the open front of my D90 it focuses at about 5 or 6 inches.
3.996 cc
V8
550 pk @ 5.750-6.000 rpm
770 Nm @ 1.960-4.500 rpm
Vmax : 286 km/h
0-100 km/h : 4,1 / 3,9 sec
2.175 kg (DIN)
CO2 : 272 / 267 g/km
IAA 2017
Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung
Frankfurt
Duitsland - Germany
September 2017
Looks like one of the more basic Cayennes you can buy. They start at a surprisingly reasonable $59,000 in the USA, though that number can skyrocket very quickly when you add even a few options.
Lamborghini Gallardo w/ Performante kit, ADV1 wheels
Porsche Cayenne w/ Mansory kit, Asanti wheels
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Looks like one of the more basic Cayennes you can buy. They start at a surprisingly reasonable $59,000 in the USA, though that number can skyrocket very quickly when you add even a few options.
The fabrics we use to trim or edge our bags are often the same as our other fabrics but slit up into specific widths. Some materials are either "straight slit" (cut with the weave of the fabric, parallel to the warp) while others are "bias cut" (cut at 45 degrees to the weave). The bias cut trim goes around corners better (like on the flap of the ID); the straight slit is used where crazy curves aren't an issue like on the handles of the Swift or the Color Key Straps. The specific width the fabric is slit to will depend the end use, and will match the size of the specialized folder on the whichever sewing machine is being used for that specific assembly.
- Tom