If this works as intended, each pic will follow something from the previous one. Something must match. Color, wheels, make, model, year, brand etc, etc. Try not to repeat any photos. 

I'll start if off.

2009 Ford GT LM - Hot Wheels

Has blue racing stripes on the roof.

And Now for Something Completely Different We have a tie in with the wheels on this 1966 Chevy Nova Custom by Hot Wheels. This should start things up. Plus, my White interior matches your White Exterior.

Since this pic was taken I have painted the headlights white and taillights red, as they should have been.

Mazda 787B Le Mans, 1991, HPI Racing, has blue racing stripes. Drivers: Kennedy, Johansson and Sala. Race number 18. Detachable hood. Limited. 1/43 scale.

 

Hey, you're not supposed to post while I'm doing the same. My pic doesn't match now!

oooopppppssss, there is no way to tell who is posting while you are so I guess they both work. The next person can pick which way they want to go. Sort of Branching off, if you will. Sorry to muck it up right off the bat, StarbaseBravo

I guess it's two games in one. Related pics and who can post the fastest. Hot Wheels Dodge Challenger, orange, PR5 wheels.

 



No apology necessary. Healthy competition never hurt anyone. Adds a little excitement, too. I'm sure it will happen a lot more. There is an identical game over on the HWC forum with almost 500 pages and thousands of photos.

For future reference, colors don't have to be an exact match. In my book, orange is orange and red is red. Just like how blue is blue and green is green.

Ahem, almost 500 pages and you say "try not to repeat any photos"

1973 Toyota Corolla SR5 (had one when new) - Its orange EBBRO 1/43

Eagle's Race/U.H. Dodge Viper RT/10, 1996, 1/43, Red.

I'm not sure how the Viper fits in (it's red), but I've got a good one for it it so...

Hot Wheels Amazoom, red and yellow, with yellow wheels. I guess it can be a racer like Old Irish's post and match color with Mr. Teebodk's.

YELLOW petrol pump

Uhhh....OK! Works for me. That's thinking outside the box.