During my last trip to Italy I had the chance to spot and notice the great amount of “il carromato”. I took some photos of them, new and old ones. The did put Italy on delivery mode back in the time and it looks like they yet keep working to move Italy forward.
Here are some example but you can visit Flickr to see some other photos.
Hi readers.
Yesterday while talking to my mate about drifting and the style of some of the cars I though it would be a nice idea to write a post about it, so I am doing it.
I am gonna focus on the !street style! or the low-budget drifting, in Spain people tend to use BMW for drifting ”because japanese cars are quite expensive” In fact they are due to the drifting trend, but obviously it is not the same drifting in a BMW than a Skyline 32, or Silvia’s.
The Street Style is quite different to the cars you can see in D1 Grand Prix or the Formula D, drivers focus more in the mechanics but some of them give a nice touch to the exterior of the cars. If you are a big fan of Drift Tengoku you will see lots of these cars.
(In picture: Nissan 200SX by Kids Heart)
Hey guys
My friend Hector and I went to the Bonaire Mall in Aldaia, to assist the Select ‘N Low meeting.
It was Sunday and the day was very good, sunny and good weather, so after washing the little Honda, we went to the meeting.
When we arrived there was a lot of people already and the cars meant the day was promising, so I took the camera and started taking pictures of the cars we had.
We didnt had much cars, but they were variated, we had from an Honda Jazz to an EM1 Turbo… And some slammed cars, like this Golf 3 or an E30.
Obviously we didnt miss the oldies but goldies, here you can see this awesomely fat Clio and one of my favourites of the day, an Honda Jazz, or City in Japan. I felt in love with this little boy.
This one came with an unexpected passenger!
Thats all guys! I hope you enjoyed reading!
The rest of the pictures can be found at the Facebook page!
Special thanks to Hector Aleman ~
The past Sunday 28/7 took place the OSD Round Castelloli. I always like to go to the parkings when there’s a racing event to get some photos of spectators cars. Here are some of the photos of the parking.
Finally CED announced the deal with the R.F.E.A (Spanish Automobile Federation) for celbrating all
rounds by them with our own rules.
The places to participate are limited, so hurry up because there are few.
The CED will be opening act of the FIA European Truck and also the second round of the
Copa Open de Automovilismo.
For viewers, the best place to see it is the corner of Pelouse 5-6
The first round is open for you all, for any info about inscriptions just contact here: info@campeonatodrift.es
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