1967 Fiat Dino Coupe (2014-08-13-14HC548) - CarPictures.com

1967 Fiat Dino Coupe (2014-08-13-14HC548) - <b>CarPictures</b>.com

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• 1967 Fiat Dino Coupe (2014-08-13-14HC548) - <b>CarPictures</b>.com
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• The Rock&#39;s Mom -- <b>Car</b> Smashed by Drunk Driver in Head on <b>...</b>
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1967 Fiat Dino Coupe (2014-08-13-14HC548) - <b>CarPictures</b>.com Posted: 13 Aug 2014 05:48 AM PDT Other 1967 Fiat Dino Pages About This 1967 Fiat Dino Posted: 13 Aug 2014 Stock 2.4 L, six cylinder, triple weber 40 four-barrel, etc., with ZF dogleg 5 speed manual transmission. Good condition. Odometer reads 14061 Km. Runs well. California car. I've owned the car about 10 years. It's an awesome car. Previous owner bought the car from Fantasy Junction in Berkeley, CA. The car was shown at Concorso Italiano before I owned it. Designed by Bertone. This car has been reasonably well maintained and cared for, is in great condition, runs great, but, still has the type of wear and tear typical of a car almost 50 years old. It's not in excellent condition, though it is the nicest Dino coupe I have seen. The car starts up quickly. Does not smoke, or burn oil, at least nothing noticeable. With the exception of a minor dime size spot beginning to bubble over the passenger rear tail lamp, it has no noticeable rust. (If it has rust, I can't find it). Please see enclosed photos. There is no rust evident in the normal trouble zones. The sills, fenders, running boards, tire well, look clear. Car appears to have been well maintained over the years: Some maintenance records going back to 1995. Repairs include: Rebuilt clutch and master cylinder; new/rebuilt exhaust system (Stebro); replaced slave cylinder (1999); Cylinder head/valve job, cam chains and guides replaced at 5443 (2000); carbs tuned. I recently had distributor rebuilt and drive shaft rebalanced. Quasi regular tune ups. The car can be idiosyncratic at times, but presently runs, sounds and handles really well. The driving experience is thrilling. The flaws: The original Dino steering wheel disintegrated and has been replaced by a wooden Nardi. Horn is not connected. One of the headlight beams is out. The passenger side power window works, but is slow. The driver side works fine. It has aftermarket seatbelts installed by previous owner. The interior carpet and trunk carpet are tired. There are cracks in the dash. Not all the gauges work, but most do. The interior is generally good, but not great. It has a few minor dings that are not noticeable. It has a thin scratch in the front hood about three inches long (see photo). The engine is the 2.4 Dino iron block engine. I am not sure whether this is the original engine. I have some manuals and extra parts. Via www.ebay.com Source: sfveloce Burlingame, California, U.S.A. Portfolio | Web Site| Contact Search For More Fiat Dino Web Page Copyright © 1998-2014 MotorCities.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Fiat Dino Pictures and all other Media Copyright of Respective Owners.

In <b>pictures</b>: Futuristic designs for the 3D printed <b>cars</b> of tomorrow <b>...</b> Posted: 06 Jun 2014 02:27 AM PDT This futuristic looking electric car has been selected to be 3D printed as part of a competition to showcase the potential of the fast-developing printing technology. It will be turned into a working vehicle using the technology, following a competition that saw would-be vehicle designers submitting their proposals for the cars of tomorrow. US car manufacturing maverick Local Motors launched the competition to design the first 3D printed electric vehicle earlier this year. The chosen design will be printed using a Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) machine, the first large-scale 3D printer of its kind, at September's International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago. The winner was chosen by a panel of judges, who also awarded six other design innovation awards for unique concepts and ideas. Here we take a closer look at the winning designs. Strati: Winner The winning design was created by Italian designer Michele Anoé, who developed this compact car to be easily be entered and not look out of place on our roads. It will inspire the full-size 3D printed prototype. Lonnie Love, from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, said: "Michele's design offers an excellent balance between innovation, complexity and practicality. It has good 3D lines and the retractable roof is really cool." Internal Strut Frame This design has an innovative structure that uses vertical struts to support the upper surfaces of the vehicle. The concept was selected as the community favourite. Aeroblade The Aeroblade was designed to try and push new aerodynamic techniques by conducting the airflow through uniquely designed 3D blades. Judges described the design as being very futuristic-looking. 3DPCX The 3DPCX looks slightly like an expanded go-kart, but the car uses creative structural support to help hold it together. Judges praised the vehicle for its simplicity but ability to still be innovative. LM Supernova The design was inspired by supernovas in space, which the designer describes as 'exploding in a very aggressive way'. It was commended by the judges for taking functional elements and combining them within a lightweight vehicle. Mirage The Mirage was rewarded not only for being innovative but for also combining a unique feature. It received an innovation award for incorporating layers to create a 3D printed 'crumple zone' to protect the occupants in the case of an accident. LM e-Spider The e-Spider was designed to try and achieve maximum strength while also using less material. Judges said: "A tribute to the minimalist in all of us, the e-Spider merges the efficiency of a smart car with the effectiveness of a desert dune buggy." All images courtesy of IMTS.

The Rock&#39;s Mom -- <b>Car</b> Smashed by Drunk Driver in Head on <b>...</b> Posted: 10 Aug 2014 11:09 AM PDT Exclusive Details The Rock says his mom, Ata Maivia-Johnson and his cousin were struck HEAD ON by a drunk driver this week ... and luckily, they survived. Dwayne Johnson's uncle Afa tells us Ata and Lina Fanene were driving home from a fundraiser their family runs every year -- the Usos Foundation Banquet -- when they were crashed into by the alleged drunk driver. Both women were rushed to a local hospital and we're told Ata was hospitalized for 3 nights. Afa wouldn't say what injuries the 65-year-old sustained ... but he did tell us it was a very scary scene. The Rock posted a picture of the crash and his mom's white Escalade -- the one he bought her for Christmas in 2012 -- clearly totaled. Same goes for the other car involved. Fanene -- who currently works for WWE's NXT division -- posted a photo of the actor/wrestler visiting her in the hospital. Ata and Lina also posed for a pic in the SUV on August 2nd on their way to the fundraiser. The Rock tweeted, "First reaction is to find the person who did this and do unrelenting harm to them. But then you realize the most important thing is my family lived thru this and we can hug each other that much tighter these days."

1971 Plymouth Barracuda (2014-08-11-14HA548) - <b>CarPictures</b>.com Posted: 11 Aug 2014 05:48 AM PDT Register Login Years Makes Types Other 1971 Plymouth Barracuda Pages About This 1971 Plymouth Barracuda Posted: 11 Aug 2014 This one was rumored to have been ordered new by a female and was delivered from a dealership in New York State. Subsequent ownership history was/is patchy, but the original build sheet and fender tag stayed in tact and well preserved. Engine and transmission stampings match the VIN and build sheet as they should. It underwent a full rotisserie restoration approximately 5 years ago, is painted the correct GB5 bright blue metallic with black vinyl top. The only options added that do NOT match the build sheet are the black bill boards and 15" rallye wheels. It originally had 14" steel wheels, 3461401 full wheel covers, and F-78 white wall tires. The fender tag reads: 451635 - build sequence number N1B - 383 c.i.; 1971; Hamtramck plant BS23 - Plymouth; special price class; 2-dr hardtop D32 - A727 auto. Trans. E65 - 383 / 4bbl; 300 h.p. 93280 - order code 709 - build date: 7/9/71 000 - full door panels H4B5 - split bench seat; blue vinyl GB5 - bright blue metallic body color J45 - hood pins J25 - 3-speed wiper motor B51 - power disc brakes A45 - spoiler package, front and rear U - USA specification V1X - black vinyl roof M25 - body sill moldings M21 - drip rail moldings L34 - road lamps J81 - rear spoiler J78 - front spoiler J54 - sport hood R35 - AM/FM/MX 10-watt stereo radio N42 - exhaust tips N41 - dual exhaust system M88 - deck molding treatment M31 - body belt moldings Via www.ebay.com Source: bagman68 Longview, Texas, U.S.A. Portfolio | Web Site| Contact Search For More Plymouth Barracuda Web Page Copyright © 1998-2014 MotorCities.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Plymouth Barracuda Pictures and all other Media Copyright of Respective Owners.

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