ernestoqr Senior Member 426 posts Joined Sep 2009 Location: Miami More info | Dec 03, 2013 22:57 | #1 These are the common cars that you see in Cuba ( this pic is from Havana) you can see cars from the 40 or 50 still running and they drive very fast  Image hosted by forum (669960) © ernestoqr [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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Dec 03, 2013 22:59 | #2 From left to right Ford, Toyota and Lada( from russia)
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forcefed Senior Member  265 posts Joined Dec 2010 Location: California More info | That's funny Canon 70D/70-200 f4/17-55 2.8/BG-E9/430EZ I like DSLR's. It makes a distinction between photo fans and normal people who don't give a damn how a picture could look like
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Mikesphotaes Member 40 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2008 Location: Clacks. Scotland More info | Dec 13, 2013 10:23 | #4 If that Lada hadn't been turning left
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John37 Senior Member 609 posts Likes: 2 Joined Feb 2012 Location: SF Bay Area More info | Was that a 3 yard race? lol "The most endangered species? The honest man!' ~ Neil Peart
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I have a feeling after the embargo is done away with, American car collectors are going to go STRAIGHT to Cuba and snatch up everything they can. In addition to being old steel, there is going to be a great story attached. I can just imagine a story in Hot Rod or Truckin' about some old 46 chevy workhorse that has been working hard for 65 years and now has a pair of turbochargers under the dents and rust. -Jayson- my flickr
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forcefed Senior Member 265 posts Joined Dec 2010 Location: California More info | Dec 16, 2013 02:22 | #7 John37 wrote in post #16524613  Was that a 3 yard race? lol It was a reaction race only.. Canon 70D/70-200 f4/17-55 2.8/BG-E9/430EZ I like DSLR's. It makes a distinction between photo fans and normal people who don't give a damn how a picture could look like
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reole Senior Member 716 posts Likes: 1 Joined May 2012 More info | Dec 17, 2013 05:47 | #8 steelbluesleepr wrote in post #16524666 I have a feeling after the embargo is done away with, American car collectors are going to go STRAIGHT to Cuba and snatch up everything they can. In addition to being old steel, there is going to be a great story attached. I can just imagine a story in Hot Rod or Truckin' about some old 46 chevy workhorse that has been working hard for 65 years and now has a pair of turbochargers under the dents and rust. a lot of the cars have engines in them that are not even made in north america... maybe south america its not how you take the picture, its the final result before editing.
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Dec 17, 2013 11:05 | #9 reole wrote in post #16533793 a lot of the cars have engines in them that are not even made in north america... maybe south america That's not even an issue; it's old, cool steel with a story. American car guys with means will be snatching that stuff up the day the embargo is lifted. -Jayson- my flickr
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