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We have one in town, but it doesnt open until 11pm, way past my bedtime. Its also full of very young, loose and possibly diseased women. Now i see it in writing it seems like a good place to go. Haha :)

The most reliable car in the world and the most satisfied car owners, at least in Sweden. I have an Outback. 2.5. This is my third Subaru and I would not switch to any other brand because it just runs and runs without any problems. I am sure that you are ... 

Yep, i'm really happy with it especially after the remap which increased power and economy. It drives beautifully, handles really well and is damn fast. However the g sensor has packed up and its all part of the vehicle dynamics system. A replacement is o... 

Let's just say the watch performs better than the car. HAGWE all! respo ...  

Never saw one in flesh. Thanks for showing. I hear that the Trabant is near indestructible. Congratulations, Nilo

there is nothing to destroy in Trabant :) ...  

... it´s a shame some cars we love are at a farther reach than some watches we love too. We can still dream with them... or at least get a nice scaled down copy!! Have a nice and great week end friends! Best cordial regards, Abel. ...  

5508? Even with a service dial, it is beautiful. Did you hide it till now? Un abrazo, amigo mio. Nicolas

... but case is very good keeping the bevels, and a movement in great shape. I´m still dreaming in finding a nice dial for it! I guess I showed it in one of my first posts here, together with my 6542 GMT and 1016 Explorer gloss/gilt. I´m happy you like it... 

... next week will get my hard disk with my photos and will do it. Thank you my friend! Un abrazo, Abel.

love that shot! and watch of course! Matt

... as an old fan of Rolexes and Bond films and novels. Have a great week end! Very cordially, Abel.

My Honda Insight doesn\'t look like much (silly little econocar), but 1850 lbs (840 kg) with 3-cyl, 12-valve, titanium rods, free-revving motorcycle-derived motor; it\'s WAY MORE FUN than you would expect. And it starts every time. The watch? A gift from ...  

Is that the new model Insight or the first model from the late 90's? On Nov 9, 2012 3:57 PM, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:* www:watchprosite > *Posted By:* cazalea (registered) on November 9th, 2012 - 07:57 > > *Title: Unlikely choice, but here goes > *... 

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Its like out of the jetsons :) On Nov 9, 2012 4:41 PM, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:* www:watchprosite > *Posted By:* cazalea (registered) on November 9th, 2012 - 08:41 > > *Title: original model 2006 - one of last 100 made > * > > *

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I call this a very serious business. Wonderful watch framed by a great background. Congratulations. Cheers, Nilo

What? Did you say that I cheated? :) Best, my dear friend; Nicolas

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not just word play but also picture No 2 This week winner in my book Best Damjan

especially the first picture.

very elegant, thanks Vinontre and congratz if it's yours. Cheers, Mark

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... connection with cars, and with sports car I must add. Does it use a JLC movement? Have a nice week end Matt! Very cordially, Abel.

movement is valjoux 72, like the Daytona of that period! Matt

... becase I just bought a Le Coultre Chrono only three days ago, reference E2644, which also comes with a Valjoux 72. It is completely different to yours anyway, made circa second half 1960´s, and no tachi bezel. Dial is sunburst light blue,with three wh... 

yes, some watches were branded LeCoultre in the US and Jaeger in Europe, but some were also branded JaegerLeCoultre, we should ask Nicolas for the rationale! Matt

... next week when I show my new watch at the JLC sub forum. Have a nice week end! Cordial regards, Abel,

Then, I will explain you the historical use of Lecoultre and Jaeger- Lecoultre names on our beloved watches. Best, Nicolas

... which provided with an interesting overview of the history of JLC and connection with Favre Leuve. An intrincate complex story I must add! I will try to post my new (new to my collection) little Le Coultre Chrono E2644 (Valjoux 72) I captured a few da... 

Please read the whole thread, it is long, but super interesting. All the best, Amigo. Nicolas

AP Trulli on a Magnetic Grey 4Runner. Great theme! ...  

. . . sitting on the injector manifold . . . . . . of a Chevy LS7 engine nestled in the bay of . . . . . . a '70 Z-28 my buddy Warren . . . . . . is preparing for a customer. 13" front . . . . . . and 12" rear . . . . . . Baer disc brakes . . . . . . brin...  

. . . viewed from the undercarriage. Notice the cross-pipe . . . . . . that balances the exhaust flow from both banks of the V block - an old hot-rodders trick! ...  

Nice exhaust Art. I'm waiting for my exhaust to fall apart so i can put a full stainless custom made one on. If i remove the centre cat and replace the 2 side cats with sports ones it should improve the sound on acceleration and boost power by approx 30 b... 

. . . in getting the headers to fit properly. That's the advantage of a ground-up restoration performed by an experienced builder - it's so much easier to fit them when the car is disassembled.

I think my system keeps the original manifolds and down pipes and only refits from the cats back. I'd love to have single tubular manifolds instead of cast ones, but that makes the price prohibitive. On Nov 9, 2012 8:31 PM, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:... 

. . . and coil-over shocks. ...  

I'm lucky that my legacy has Bilstein shocks as standard which is why it handles beautifully. I will change brakes for drilled and grooved discs on the front with EBC red stuff pads to help with the extra power, but it will be nothing like the car your sh... 

. . . I'm lucky, Warren will let me have a spin with his customer's Camaro before delivery ;-) . . .

. . . manual transmission shifts a Ford 9" rear axle. The original driveshaft will be replaced by a custom made unit at a later stage in the process. Warren insists on first-class components in any critical application. ...  

. . . is one of many sections that were modified to fit modern components without resort to Bondo®. Every seam looks like it came from the factory. No shortcuts anywhere in the powertrain. The aluminum radiator . . . . . . will have a stainless tubing con...  

Its gonna be a beauty Art. On Nov 9, 2012 9:30 PM, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:* www:watchprosite > *Posted By:* Dr No (registered) on November 9th, 2012 - 13:30 > > *Title: The fender wall . . . > * > > *

. . . and more affordable than comparable Omegas, at least here in the States. There's a few I wouldn't mind adding to my collection, like Marv's cushion-case CH30.

. . . of the custom independent front suspension. Note the steel braided brake lines . . . . . . for that last touch of stopping power. This is going to be one serious street machine. ...  

is the sound of that baby ;) Best D

. . . Youtube has everything.

This week is about "Car & Watches" not about Popular Mechanics!! Now serious: Cool Longines (Oh, my wife just confiscated one Longines from me) and wonderful car. Cheers, Nilo

. . . Popular Mechanics! Hot rods, customs, and muscle cars were the stuff of my dreams, way back when. ...  

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I love it when, even with just a sliver or partial view, or too far to read the brand, it's still instantly recognizable. ...  

. . . this, Thomas? The Sixties isn't an icon, but a sliver is all one needs for recognition. Best, Art ...  

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are PlayMobil! Here's my vehicle in the real scaled world... My Tudor Grantour against my 2002 Ford Ranger truck. HAGWE! ...  

family just hunted down beast and brought it home for cooking :) Great "prehistoric" shot :) HAGWE Damjan

I need to copycat your Playmobil setup. Now I need to borrow some Legos from my grandson. Great concept. Great watch. Cheers, Nilo

Two of my babies! Possibly the last old school driving car from BMW, no traction control, straight six injected, no turbos etc... Cheers, Tim ...  

... but of a very good friend of mine. Hint: was taken in Berlin :-) And I happened to have the same watch.... This is the only "car and watch" photo I could dig up, since I don't have a car :-) HAGWE! Ken ...  

also somewhere around your friend? ;) HAGWE dear Ken Best regards Damjan

... my dear friend :-) Hehehe. How is everything? I miss Zagreb! Ken

trying to finish lecture for tomorrow but more playing with children and much more hangin' around PPro :) Autumn came to Zagreb...my least favorite part of year ... Cordially Damjan P.S. You know that you are always more than welcome ;)

.. we all miss you and your beautiful country! Ken

doesn´t play this week :-) Good memories! Thanks! Just found an old one ... Cheers, Oliver ...  

..very cool watch :-) Black/ black! Ken

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Breguet & BMW. Have a great weekend! Stefan ...  

That old Citroen wagon type H on background is actually the scale reproduction of the one my great uncle used to own. My father, who left us recently, made this years ago.... No wonder I treasure it now. Best - Fred :-) ...  

Back to Childhood memories. Strong link with your father. You moved me. All the best. Nicolas.

... for your kind words Très amicalement Fred

And to have it in the family - that's a great gift from one generation to the next ones ... Thanks for showing it to us Cazalea

Not much of a car person. Took this one a while ago to stay with the theme. Have a good one. Gavin ...  

. . . and music from the '70s . . . . . . rule. Nice one, Gav.

Found another one: There is a watcheson the picture, you just dont see it. Best, Stefan ...  

..you have good eyes, my friend! Best, Stefan