HERE IS MY BUILD OF THE PRE PAINTED CHRYSLER 300 KIT. I DID SOME MINOR DETAILING TO THE MOTOR, BUT OTHER THEN THAT IT IS BOX STOCK. COMMENTS WELCOMED!
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Ferrari became the first team to unveil its 2011 car when it pulled the covers off its new F150 at Maranello on Friday. With the Italian outfit eager to make up for the final-race heartbreak that cost it the world title in Abu Dhabi last year, the team's designers have delivered an aggressive design.
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After a number of setbacks, Noble has announced the M600 will be launched in April.Z Line Designs Toyota Parker Kligerman Trevor Bayne Out! Pet Care Toyota
Filed under: Daytona Int'l Speedway, Chase for the Sprint Cup, Richard Childress Racing, NASCAR
"In Formula One, they have checklists, databases, and they have well-defined processes for doing things, and we don't really have any of those things in health care."
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Beating out competitors such as the Alfa Romeo Giulietta and Opel Meriva, the Leaf was praised as a revolutionary vehicle which showcases the future of automotive transportation.
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Demands on drivers 'unacceptable' By Jonathan Noble Saturday, January 29th 2011, 16:41 GMT Formula 1 technical chiefs are to keep a close check on whether drivers are struggling with being asked to operate too many buttons on their steering wheels this year - with Ferrari suggesting the situation could have reached an 'unacceptable' level. Related posts:James Christopher McMurray Casey James Mears Juan Pablo Montoya Joseph Francis Nemechek III
Full lineup to include hybrid variants of the C-Class, E-Class and S-Class along with a plug-in hybrid S-Class too.Kasey Kenneth Kahne Matthew Roy Kenseth Alan Dennis Kulwicki Travis Wade Kvapil
The all-new 2011 Chrysler 300 line is more proof that Chrysler is on the right track.
Our intrepid spy photographers have snapped Lamborghni's new flagship, tentatively dubbed Aventador, wearing nothing but swirly camouflage over its newly redesigned body.
Find out the best explanation as to why Ben Collins turned his back on Top Gear.
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Ferrari believes that early testing form will not provide any clear indication of the 2011 form book, with team boss Stefano Domenicali predicting it will only be at the final two tests where the true picture will emerge.
Vitaly Petrov will be the first man to try out Renault's new R31 car when it tests for the first time in Valencia next week. The Russian is scheduled to drive on the opening day of F1's first pre-season test on February 1, before team-mate Robert Kubica takes over duties for the other two days. Renault is due to unveil its R31 in Valencia on January 31, with the car having been fired up for the first time in the team's Enstone factory on Monday
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Mikhail Aleshin and Max Chilton will join Carlin for the team's maiden season in the GP2 and GP2 Asia series, it was announced on Thursday.
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Filed under: Daytona Int'l Speedway, Sprint Cup, NASCAR
Fans who make it to NASCAR's first event of 2011 -- the Budweiser Shootout exhibition race held a week before the season-opening Daytona 500 -- might want to keep a program nearby.
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The Qatar Motor Show doesn’t exactly have many followers in the auto world, at least compared to some of the much bigger shows opening their doors in January, but this year’s show actually featured a lot of cool cars worthy of some attention. One of those models is the Volkswagen Touareg Gold Edition, which as you may have guessed, carries with it a 24-carat gold upgrade for many of its components.
The Touareg Gold Edition study is painted in "Magic Morning" white combined with splashes of gold found in the 22" wheels, roof rails, protective guard strips, and window frames. Other elements given the golden touch are the mirror caps, parts of the air intake frame, the "Touareg V8" signature, and boot sill trim.
The interior of the Volkswagen also combines a "Luna" trim color with differed 24-carat gold insertions. The seats are covered in Nappa leather and the roof liner in Alcantara, while the dashboard is trimmed in a natural brown leather with contrasting seams in a "Magnolia" color. Natural brown with leather inserts in "Luna" adorn the floor mats. Automotive craftsmanship at its finest is reflected in the Walnut Burr accents with genuine gold marquetry ? also crafted into an ornamental pattern.
Volkswagen Touareg Gold Edition Study originally appeared on topspeed.com on Wednesday, 26 January 2011 14:00 EST.
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Hello everyone !
Can anyone tell me what engine is in the AMT '56 ford victoria kit ?
any help would be apreciated !
Thank you !
Dave
Symonds: F1 overtaking research key By Jonathan Noble Tuesday, January 25th 2011, 13:31 GMT Formula 1 teams and its bosses should get together and invest serious time and resource into understanding better how much overtaking the sport really needs, in a bid to improve grand prix racing. That is the view of former Renault technical director Pat Symonds, who thinks that while F1 is about to embark on the new moveable rear wing concept and is considering major changes for 2013, he thinks more fundamental questions need answering. In particular, he thinks technical chiefs would be better able to come up with rules that did improve the racing - if they were told exactly how much overtaking the sport's chiefs felt was needed. Related posts:Clint Bowyer Zaxby s Chevrolet Brad Keselowski Ruby Tuesday Dodge
Filed under: Jamie McMurray, Juan Pablo Montoya, Ryan Newman, Tony Stewart, NASCAR Testing, Sprint Cup, Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing, Stewart-Haas Racing, NASCAR, Charlotte Motor Speedway
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. -- Painted high on the walls of the sprawling setup room at the Stewart-Haas Racing team shop here are inspirational quotes from Winston Churchill, Thomas Paine, Lyndon B. Johnson and Vince Lombardi, among others, as well as Satchel Paige, the legendary African-American baseball player who made his name as a pitcher rather than a great politician or statesman.
HRT aims to run new car in Bahrain test By Pablo Elizalde Tuesday, January 25th 2011, 15:37 GMT The Hispania Racing team is hoping to be able to run its new car in the final test of the pre-season in Bahrain, ahead of the start of the 2011 season. The team said on Tuesday that it will start winter testing with last year's car, with the hope that it can have its new challenger ready for the Bahrain test on 3 March, ten days ahead of the start of the season there Related posts:Peter Gethin Piercarlo Ghinzani Bruno Giacomelli Dick Gibson
Filed under: Crew Chiefs, NASCAR Testing, NASCAR
Teams will be issued smaller restrictor plates for NASCAR's upcoming Jan. 20-22 Goodyear Tire Test at Daytona International Speedway. And at least one Sprint Cup Series crew chief thinks it's a good idea to slow the cars on the newly paved 2.5-mile superspeedway.
Formula 1 teams and the FIA will not allow the new moveable rear wing to fail the sport this year - despite recent concerns about the impact it will have on racing. That is the view of McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh, who thinks that efforts by the teams over forthcoming tests, plus intelligent implementation of regulations by the sport's governing body, will ensure the wing will only be used if it is a boost for F1. Although there has been concern voiced in the last few weeks by various leading figures - including Red Bull Racing's Adrian Newey and Ferrari's Stefano Domenicali - that it could make racing too 'artificial', Whitmarsh is convinced there is no reason to be worried about it. Stefan Johansson Eddie Johnson Leslie Johnson Bruce Johnstone
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Force India set to announce di Resta By Jonathan Noble Monday, January 24th 2011, 16:00 GMT Paul di Resta is set to finally be announced as a Formula 1 driver for Force India later this week, with his team scheduled to end weeks of speculation about its 2011 line-up. Although di Resta is understood to have had a deal agreed with the team for some time, his Silverstone-based outfit has stalled on making an announcement about its plans while it resolved contractual issues with Vitantonio Liuzzi Related posts:Innes Ireland Eddie Irvine Chris Irwin Jean Pierre Jabouille
