Everyone knows the feeling.
Don't worry, everyone loves the Porsche 911 993 GT2 including Frankie here
Captured at a Cars and Coffee event a few months ago by Christopher Drinkuth of Primo-Lifestyle.
–David–
David@maydaygarage.com
Last year, I attended the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix in Baltimore, MD. It was my first time visiting Maryland, and one year later, here I am on the East coast. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to attend this year’s event in Downtown Baltimore, but I did get the chance to recruit a good friend and fellow blogger/photographer, Christopher Drinkuth of Primo-Lifestyle, a blog dedicated to things going on around Virginia and primarily focuses on the Euro tuning world. Thankfully, Chris isn’t such a bad shot, and the following photos are all Chris.
I don’t like making blog entries on an event I was not present at, so instead, we’ll let Chris’ photos do the storytelling.
The Flying Lizard 911 escapes the others
This race queen was packing the heat
Racing Porsches are quite beautiful
When you see it...
You'd make the same face too if you were him.
The new SRT Viper awaits orders like a good soldier
Not all domestic cars are built equally.
There were plenty of car clubs in attendance
Ass, ass, ass, ass, ass ass is ass ass ass
You thought we were kidding about Mayday Danny’s new whip?
Check it out this weekend during TX2K12! Here’s a rolling shot our photographer Khiem snagged earlier today on the way to TX2K12!
Click on this image to get the Max Res (5574 x 3716) version!
–David–
David@maydaygarage.com
Secrets don’t make friends.
The only picture we ever leaked of our "intentions", Danny and Haas removing the motor from the 993
That box costs more than the damn car.
We now know that dreams are made of fiberglass.
Oh so you're a fan of dish? We've got you covered.
From our Woodlands shoot of AutoDynamica’s Techart GT Street RS Porsches, here’s a cool shot by Khiem of the two monsters! Enjoy!
Clean up in aisle David, please.
–David–
David@maydaygarage.com
Yeah, that’s a lot of adjectives and one super lengthy name for a car. If it were entirely up to me (which, let’s not kid ourselves, it is, but we have a lot of readers with short attention spans), I would have described it with no less than 15 different adjectives, because even then, it wouldn’t be enough to properly describe Jorge M’s fantastic TechArt GT Street RS 911 GT2RS.
Two words come to mind. What was it again? Oh yeah, "Holy Shit."
Jorge didn't really feel comfortable trusting a valet with his car, so he parked it the best way he knew how. Like a BOSS.
Admit it. You want it.
