Leadfoot[YT]

For some reason, I want to play this game again (I used to play it a lot a while ago). :hmmm: -Leadfoot

Yes, the Stig doing Gymkhana in a modified turbodiesel London cab is awesome. Also, a silver-on-black Dodge Viper police car appears a couple of times in that. :nuts: -Leadfoot

Voted Robillard. I know we shouldn't go for composition of photos, and I know there's not too much done to the car, but it just looks so great. :drool: -Leadfoot

LOL. Who was the owner of those? :confused: Quite a nice collection, even if they were... rentals. ;) -Leadfoot

Interesting. :) Is it thicker than the normal version, or have I just not played TDU2 in months? :hmmm: -Leadfoot

Love that Viper. :) It may be my next purchase in GT5 (whenever I play it again). -Leadfoot

Five-point harnesses - you've made it safer! :lol: -Leadfoot

We were all new once. Welcome! :hello: -Leadfoot

I'm not too familiar with the 60D (and have used a 600D/T3i only in a store), so I can't speak to the advantages of one over the other. But I do have a T2i, and it's been more than sufficient for every stage of my learning to use both the photo and video features. I started out using auto and manual focus, and thinking I was the king of everything, but have evolved into really understanding the camera. 98% of the photos and videos on my site are shot with a T2i, and you can see the change as I learned - not necessarily terrible pictures in the beginning, but you can see the progression as I learned to use the camera. I guess what I'm saying is, buy the cheaper camera. Things add up afterwards - lenses, tripods, filters (I just got a polarizing one for the T2i), and anything else you had no idea existed until after you got the camera. :) And for me, at least, I haven't yet found myself wishing I had a better camera (except maybe for more customizable movie settings, but then you start getting into professional film cameras). -Leadfoot

Tentatively pumped for next week! :cheeky: As I was dropping my dad off at work today (complicated day, scheduling-wise :whistle: ), he said, "Oh, by the way, [the husband of one of his co-workers] was wondering if you wanted to go to a track day in New Hampshire with him." That guy owns two Corvettes - a C6 and a 427 Stingray, which he races. I haven't personally seen the Stingray yet, but whichever car he takes (if it's good weather, etc.), it'll be pretty cool. If it all works out, expect a video. ;) And the reason I'm posting this here is because it's something I will have seen recently. :p Nice! :thumbsup: -Leadfoot

Did you drive it, or not? Also, did you post that pic somewhere else, too? :confused: -Leadfoot

I was hoping someone would say that. :lol: I was on the iPad and couldn't be bothered to log in. -Leadfoot

So amazing. :drool: And this one looks real. :thumbsup: -Leadfoot

Any idea what the owner does/who he is? Middle-Eastern royalty, or someone who genuinely earned the money? -Leadfoot

Amazing shot of one of my favorite cars. :) -Leadfoot

There's an E9 Batmobile for GTAIV? AWESOME! :D -Leadfoot

Lol at that SLK with the SLR hood. :cheeky: -Leadfoot

I love the CTS coupe (they don't look that bad in real life, it's just the size of them that throws you off), and the Aztek's not that bad, just odd. :) Juke looks better low, though: -Leadfoot

This thread will definitely be filled with the usual Multiplas, Pacers, and the rest of history's experimental designs, but the cars that really take the cake are the ones that weren't a fluke, ones that the companies just sort of ran with. Here's my nomination: -- OLD IMAGE REMOVED (imageshack) -- It's just too flat, with the ideal spots for creases and rolls mixed up. The wheels don't help, either - we mock, but the Panamera's desperately-in-need-of-spacers wheel setup make a widebody a preferable option. Actually think about your nominations, and you'll find strategically terrible-looking vehicles. :hmmm: -Leadfoot

Just got an email from my dad, who says he and I are in the beta. Cool - didn't know. :) I'll tell you guys how it is this weekend. -Leadfoot

Something I saw recently: -Leadfoot

Nice subject for a dualscreen. :) -Leadfoot

Deep dish rims... :drool: -Leadfoot

@Pony: Awesome case! Love it! :) -Leadfoot

I think you might be mistaking it for the Rolls Royce Phantom. :cheeky: Kidding - I know that's a real (and pretty cool) feature. :) -Leadfoot