Post your daily ZHP/BMW/MINI pics!

[Hermes]

OMG THEY MADE A SENNA VERSION O..O.... Still wouldn't trade the ZHP for it... But I would sell a kidney..

Actually, I want a 916 Senna

[Fenrir]

14,xxx ZHP's

161 1199 Senna's

I'll take the Ducati

Lol I don't blame you one bit. I am just not a big motorcycle rider.. even though I own a bike lol. I would rather have a Gen 1 Honda NSX. Totaly, bone, stock. Just to feel what it's like to be in a car he tuned. Dangit now I want to watch old GP tapes again... where's my vhs player....

[Hermes]

Just buy his NSX

http://www.topgear.com/uk/car-news/a...ale-2014-01-28

[Fenrir]

Just buy his NSX

http://www.topgear.com/uk/car-news/a...ale-2014-01-28

Yeah.... I saw that..... God how I wish lol.

[NorCal-Dimitri]

Awe jeeze, that hp4 is sex.

We need a thread for things we might trade our zhps for.

[OtterEffect]

So I guess this is more of a nightly ZHP picture And yes, she is horribly dusty but California is in a massive drought, so I guess I can justify it knowing that I am saving water.



Mildly interesting 1am back story:
I guess that this picture was so epic, two cops showed up to admire my work ..anyways I think it was worth it (but you guys can be the judges of that) It's Thursday night, at 1:00 am, I looked and looked for a deserted place and finally settled on this residential back road. I parked purposely so people could maneuver around me and also see me (as I was right under a street light). Three people went by and minded their own business, one person waved, and the neighborhood security patrol even passed me by, uninterested. I had no conflicts with anyone, nor did anybody that I encountered even so much as mumble a complaint... yet this is Marin County so after only 5 pictures, two annoyed cops showed up. They pulled up behind my car, lights flashing, and very aggressively ask me what I was doing. I responded that I was taking pictures for a project, that the pictures had to be at night, and this seemed like the best possible (and safest) time to take them. He replied "what!?.. You can't park in the street". I told him that I knew, and I was sorry and it was only for a couple minutes (it's not like I left my car there, I was literally 4 feet away) - I meant no harm but he said "I don't care, what are you doing parked in the middle of the street!? You can't park in a street, man!" At this point I just wanted to leave so I told him that I was done, that I was very sorry, and that I was leaving right away. The two cops kindly escorted me to the nearest intersection - where they pulled up next to each other and talked while I drove off down the road. To be honest, I doubt they got the call because someone saw me in the street. But I'd be willing to bet that someone saw me drive up and down the street a couple of times, very slowly (because I was in no rush, and I was looking for the ideal place), and assumed I was intoxicated (because why else would anyone drive 10 mph under the speed limit at 1am). agh.. Anyways, shooting at night is fun and rewarding. Next time however, I will be far far away from and people whom my actions might offend.
/end of mildly interesting back story

[az3579]

OMG I can't believe you said that BP. You're gonna get a timeout! LOL

So I guess this is more of a nightly ZHP picture And yes, she is horribly dusty but California is in a massive drought, so I guess I can justify it knowing that I am saving water.



Mildly interesting 1am back story:
I guess that this picture was so epic, two cops showed up to admire my work ..anyways I think it was worth it (but you guys can be the judges of that) It's Thursday night, at 1:00 am, I looked and looked for a deserted place and finally settled on this residential back road. I parked purposely so people could maneuver around me and also see me (as I was right under a street light). Three people went by and minded their own business, one person waved, and the neighborhood security patrol even passed me by, uninterested. I had no conflicts with anyone, nor did anybody that I encountered even so much as mumble a complaint... yet this is Marin County so after only 5 pictures, two annoyed cops showed up. They pulled up behind my car, lights flashing, and very aggressively ask me what I was doing. I responded that I was taking pictures for a project, that the pictures had to be at night, and this seemed like the best possible (and safest) time to take them. He replied "what!?.. You can't park in the street". I told him that I knew, and I was sorry and it was only for a couple minutes (it's not like I left my car there, I was literally 4 feet away) - I meant no harm but he said "I don't care, what are you doing parked in the middle of the street!? You can't park in a street, man!" At this point I just wanted to leave so I told him that I was done, that I was very sorry, and that I was leaving right away. The two cops kindly escorted me to the nearest intersection - where they pulled up next to each other and talked while I drove off down the road. To be honest, I doubt they got the call because someone saw me in the street. But I'd be willing to bet that someone saw me drive up and down the street a couple of times, very slowly (because I was in no rush, and I was looking for the ideal place), and assumed I was intoxicated (because why else would anyone drive 10 mph under the speed limit at 1am). agh.. Anyways, shooting at night is fun and rewarding. Next time however, I will be far far away from and people whom my actions might offend.
/end of mildly interesting back story

I really like this picture, John. The colors speak to me. I'd say it was worth the effort.

[cakM3]

[mbeckel]

Wrong thread. This belongs on pure sex on 4 wheels!

[stephenkirsh]

Oh classic Marin county. Afraid of everything.