A Field + The Peak District + Two NSX's!

[TheQuietOne]

Hello,

Luke (Lankstar) came up to stay with me this weekend in Derby, and we found a nice little spot in the Peak District and took a few photos of our two 3.2 Red / Blacks! One to start with and a few more to come when I have time!

Will put up smaller better quality uncompressed ones too - these look a bit grainy!

Enjoy...

Cheers, Matt.

[Papalazarou]

That's almost pornographic! Notice how the earlier cars are much darker in colour!!


Cheers,

James.

[TheQuietOne]

Earlier cars as in my year 2000 over Lukes 1998 :wink: :shock:

I'll post some more up, but all in all they look quite good don't they - we did feel a tad 'sad' standing in a field dribbling at our cars...never mind!

[Lankstarr]

What a day it was for a photoshoot - the first pikky set I have of mine and with a fairly good looking partner in the shots as well :wink:

Putting my first 1000 miles on has been a pleasure - many more to come I'm sure :lol:

[DTA-Motorsport]

That looks really good - excellent photographs and great location!

Looking at the "side-on" pics it is very obvious how high the NSX actually sits over the wheels - makes the wheels look too small. All IMHO of course. I've recently seen a black NSX running 20" split alloys and lowered 35mm all round - it gave the car a very aggressive looking stance without compromising the driving practicality too much.

You're not sad guys - I saw a very sad scene this weekend in Devon (Paignton to be precise). The Nova Squad was out on the boulevard admiring their chav-mobiles ... now that's sad ...

ATB

Dan

[TheQuietOne]

The rest of those pics...with our own little version of 'Where's Wally' too for those moments of boredom. Thanks again to Luke for making the trip, with the beautiful X and to Dave who was a very accomplished stand-in photographer for the drivers in shot shots!

Enjoy...

[TheQuietOne]

And some more...

[TheQuietOne]

And finally...

[DTA-Motorsport]

Very nice gentlemen ... very nice indeed!

[Kevin]

Are supposed to play 'spot the difference' between the two? I would keep the high wheel well gaps if I was you, as you clearly like off-roading your NSXs.


Nice pics, and nice to see someone putting effort into getting some pics.

[simonprelude]

Very nice, but I also use a discovery or a tractor to drive across fields :)


Are supposed to play 'spot the difference' between the two? I would keep the high wheel well gaps if I was you, as you clearly like off-roading your NSXs.


Nice pics, and nice to see someone putting effort into getting some pics.

[Senninha]

Are you sure you're not budding Mazda fans with those number plates? :wink: :wink:

Cars look great and I like the Type S style trim!

Thanx for the pics guys

regards

[Fred-S2000]

great pics ;)

[TheQuietOne]

Very nice, but I also use a discovery or a tractor to drive across fields :)


Are supposed to play 'spot the difference' between the two? I would keep the high wheel well gaps if I was you, as you clearly like off-roading your NSXs.


Nice pics, and nice to see someone putting effort into getting some pics.

Ha ha...the 'field' was actually flatter than most of the B roads around me!

[ctrlaltdelboy]

waffle about mazdas etc moved to here (http://nsxcb.co.uk/forum2/viewtopic.php?p=10672)

[TheQuietOne]

waffle about mazdas etc moved to here (http://nsxcb.co.uk/forum2/viewtopic.php?p=10672)

Thanks Darren - I had hoped it would be a thread where people heaped praise on us for actually getting out there and taking a few pics of our cars in the sun (albeit rather poor ones on a tiny 3 megapixel camera) - not start a discussion about numberplates :roll: :wink: :)

[ctrlaltdelboy]

no problem, and the pics are great

but I always feel that red NSX's are never done justice in photos quite as much as some of the other colours