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This is a 2004-2013 sixth generation (known a 997) Porsche 911, specifically the 2007-2012 GT2 version.
See: GT2-specific front bumper, lack of GT2 RS-specific flared arches.
Because of its origins, recounted by this blog's factoid-dispensing counterpart @things-about-cars-in-posts, its horsepower is safely stored in the rear.
- @tumblehcendrum
The dream demon feels so smug because he knows half your Tumblr following is now just people waiting for news about him
Please stop feeding his insufferable narcissism
tumblehcendrum replied to your post “you should take stuff like that as a sign that your audience can’t...”
Worry not, it’s very good stuff! People just need some context to see things more clearly
thanks! ;o; I guess I just didn’t think that particular post through very well when I had shared it haha xD sometimes I forget that some folks who see my art either A) aren’t following me or B) haven’t followed for long... so I don’t always think to explain what characters I’m drawing in each pic, as I just (wrongly) assume people will know since I’ve drawn them before (or they’ll know by reading my tags) :0
anyway - I’ll try to be better about that in the future so no one gets confused! ;o;
hello, this might be a weird ask idk but could you do me a favour and look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpalpKEbVSw
it was the video inside the 'memorial to homosexuals persecuted under nazism' from ca. 2012-2014 and from 2017-2018. it's on a loop, there are 5 kiss scenes in total, and i'm interested in the cars in the third kiss scene, with the two women and the little boy in the street. it was probably filmed in berlin around 2011 or 2012, to give you some context.
i really enjoy your posts and i'd appreciate the help! but also, tbh, i'm writing my dissertation (on monuments/memorials) and i'd like to say in the text that (in contrast to the video that was shown in the memorial prior to this one) one can date this one much more easily. by dating the clothes, or the cars! and i'm saying 'one can' bc i certainly can't! but maybe you do?
idk. it's just a thought i had. no pressure :) but i totally would quote this blog in my doctoral thesis if you could help (and if i ever finish it lol)!
Dear reader, these cars are a 2000-2004 first generation Volkswagen Sharan...
(See: post-2000 facelift bumper vent, pre-2004 facelift mirror and lack of black badge in the indicator hole)
...and a "Phase 3" (2004-2006) second generation Renault Clio...
(See: Phase 2 front bumper, used on Phase 3s without foglights, post-Phase 3 clear indicators)
...dating the clip to no sooner than 2004. (Unfortunately, cars can only provide an accurate lower limit to the date of a clip, since they can be anywhere between new and decades old, and may offer little visual indication as to which. Still today, two 2004 cars parked back to back is no rare sight.)
A modified Volkswagen Sharan appears in a post by sibling blog @things-about-cars-in-posts, and it may be among the craziest vehicles ever featured, along with a special version of this Renault Clio generation, though the normal version appears too. - @tumblehcendrum
Hi I really like this album and whenever I listen to it I wonder what car is on the album cover?
Album is: Able legged heroes by Louden Swain.
ive vaguely guessed an maybe an old Mazda but idrk. My partner thinks maybe old (80s) ferrari.
Would love your take!
Car is: 1986-1989 Alfa Romeo Spider Quadrifoglio Verde.
See: 1983-1989 black plastic rear spoiler, green clover badge indicating -you guessed it- the Quadrifoglio Verde version introduced in 1986.
- @tumblehcendrum
Hello Car Friends, I have no photo of this but I'm hoping you can help. I saw a teeny tiny truck on the highway yesterday (USA) that looked like a prettier cousin of a Subaru Baja (my favorite car in the world). What could it have possibly been? It was white, four-doored, half size truck bed, short/low rider, possibly a Ford but it was going too fast to see.
Do you consider the Subaru Baja itself to be teeny tiny?
If so, @spooky-fubuki suggests the 2021-present Ford Maverick...
...the 2001-2004 crew cab version of the second generation Chevrolet S-10...
...and the 2001-2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac...
...and @brick-enthusiast suggests the 2021-present Hyundai Santa Cruz.
Was it an older vehicle? If so, @brick-enthusiast also suggests the 1980-1988 Chevrolet LUV, sold elsewhere as the Isuzu Faster seen here in red since photos of this model are very few and far between.
Was this near a border? If near the Mexican one, it may be a vehicle sold in Mexico - @notyouiguess suggests the 2020-present Fiat Strada, sold as RAM 700 there.
If near the Canadian one, it could have been a vehicle 15 years or older imported from another country - the American law only allows importing vehicles upon them turning 25.
Did it resemble a conventional truck, was it more similar to a sedan bodystyle like @tumblehcendrum's suggestion of the 2004-2007 Holden Crewman...
...(currently under the 25 year old threshold, though as noted by blog counterpart @things-about-cars-in-posts in a post explaining the origin and definition of this body style, known as 'ute', at least one has been seen in the US featuring parts from the Pontiac GTO, stateside edition of the Holden Monaro the Crewman was based on)...
...or not really close to either, like his other suggestions of the 2000-2001 Toyota bB Open Deck...
...and the Daihatsu Hijet Deck Van?
Are you up for a joke suggestion? If so, @demonessss brings this up.
Even if none of these were it, answering the above questions, noting similarities and differences with the above suggestions and which were closest and farthest should significantly narrow the search down!
- @tumblehcendrum
Saw this cool looking car the other day when I saw driving my route. I was going to ask reddit what it is but I’d prefer to stay on my home turf 💖
This is a 1978-1979 International Scout Selective Edition.
See: gold stripes and wheels, black plastic grille.
@things-about-cars-in-posts discussed it in a post, but due to forgetfulness the original version of this post claimed it was still in the drafts. - @tumblehcendrum
Suspected to be a mid-1930s Chevrolet, possibly a 1934, but would love more opinions or certainty!
1934 Chevrolet pickup does lead us close, as seen in this 1.5 Ton Flatbed model...
...but the grille does not tilt or narrow down as much as the model in picture, and the cab corners are much too rounded to match.
@predawnrex04's suggestion of an International leads to a closer match in this 1935 C Line...
...which may still not be a complete match given the drawing in question, as he notes, appears to have a wooden cab.
@thepackingcroco, however, suggests that it may be a "generic, late-1920s looking truck" not directly, or at least not faithfully, referencing any one real life equivalent. - @tumblehcendrum
