US motorcycles and cars show

[bje07]

Every year a rally of US motorcycles and cars shows old cars here in south of Brittany.

Comments welcomed.

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I'll continue when tinypic will want to work


# 2

[Shadowman]

Nice shot.

[dearjoyce]

Wow, what a cool toy that you have captured there.

[bje07]

Thank you John and Joyce, when tinypic will be available I'll post other nice pictures.

[IzzieK]

Corvette..what a beautiful car. I like that colour. Bowling Green, Kentucky where it is made. We held hubby's annual fly-in at Bowling Green three years ago. Nice place too. I like that car better than a Mercedes Benz. But that is just me. Like the angle shot too.

[John 2]

Good viewpoint and nice shot overall Jean. If you wait for TinyPic, you might wait for ever. DropBox is a viable alternative. See the posts from Randy and Mike here:

Tinypic

[bje07]

A test send via Dropbox. I use Dropbox to be able to stock my pictures in the right format and send them either from my desktop or my laptops; until now no problem of capacity and no payment required.

# 2

[rpcrowe]

Nice images of a classic car! I like the wide angle look of the first image. Somehow (IMO it makes the Corvette look like it is ready to peel rubber

[bje07]

Nice images of a classic car! I like the wide angle look of the first image. Somehow (IMO it makes the Corvette look like it is ready to peel rubber

Thank you Richard for commenting, what do you mean by "ready to peel rubber"?

[bje07]

An invitation to travel? Don't forget, it's happened in France.
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# 5

[bnnrcn]

Hi Jean, I like the shooting angle in #2 very much

[bje07]

Thank you Binnur

[bje07]

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# 6

[IzzieK]

Very nice set, Jean...I still like #1 bst for its colour and angle.

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Thank you Richard for commenting, what do you mean by "ready to peel rubber"?

peel rubber = smoke the rear tires (ie what usually happens when you STOMP on the throttle from a dead stop)

[xpatUSA]

peel rubber = smoke the rear tires (ie what usually happens when you STOMP on the throttle from a dead stop)

And then there's "layin' scratches" - those short rubber tire marks laid down on the street as the transmission shifts gears while your cheeks do the the Colonel John Stapp thing . .

How do I know? Last year I had my pick-up truck "up-graded" to a 400HP stroker engine and a low-ratio limited-slip differential.

[bje07]

Thank you everybody for your comments, especially for"peel rubber" very imaging.