Today, in Cuba, you can still see old cars registered back in the 50s. Some of them have been modified: the original eight-cylinder engines have been replaced with diesel engines, and the cabin is equipped to accommodate more passengers.
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Dystopia is a genre that is a critical description of a utopian type of society. It is an imaginary world or society in which people lead miserable, inhuman, fearful lives.
The ancient Egyptian god of funerary rituals and mummification, the "guardian of libra" at the trial of Osiris in the kingdom of the dead, a connoisseur of medicinal herbs.
Chevrolet and Ford were popular car brands that were imported to Cuba before the Cuban Revolution of 1959. They were delivered from the car factories to the southern ports of the United States, and from there to Havana.
The image shows a classic dark-colored AC Shelby Cobra 427 sports car with an open top. The AC Shelby Cobra 427 is a two—seat British-American sports roadster. History of creation: in the late 1950s, American racing driver and engineer Carroll Shelby conceived an ambitious project - the fastest car in the world. He enlisted the support of the Ford Corporation and installed a powerful American V8 in the lightweight body of the British AC Ace roadster. 1962 specification: equipped with a 4.3-liter V8 with 260 horsepower and accelerated to "hundreds" in 5.5 seconds, reaching a maximum speed above 230 km/h. Third generation (Mk III): under the hood was a 7-liter V8 Ford 427, built for NASCAR racing. It was one of the most powerful engines of the 1960s, developing 485 horsepower in a racing configuration, and also quite impressive 410-425 hp in a civilian configuration.. Body: despite its external similarity to the AC Ace, it was seriously modified to meet increased loads and became more "muscular". This Cobra accelerated to 100 km/h in 4.7 seconds. Top modification 427 S/C (Semi/Competition): the engine produced 485 forces and, in fact, it was a racing car available to everyone. Only citizens with serious training could handle the car. Production: from 1962 to 1967. 998 copies of this model were produced, of which 343 pieces are the most recognizable and legendary 427 variety.
Chevrolet Bel Air American car An American full-size car produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors Corporation from 1949 to 1975. The car was named after the prestigious area of Los Angeles, California.
The image shows a white classic Ford Model A car with chrome elements. Examples of hot rods based on the Ford Model A: Russell Lowe's hot rod. The car is based on a frame from a Ford F-250 pickup truck. The body of the Ford Model A was complemented by the V12 Rover Meteor engine from the British Centurion tank. The engine capacity is 27 liters, it was supplemented with two Dominator carburettors and a 16-71 drive supercharger with a working pressure of six bar. In total, the engine produced 1000-1200 horsepower. Jimmy Herwethen's hot rod. Almost all the work was done manually. A chassis with a 104-inch wheelbase was prepared. The frame was expanded by 3 inches and received a 10-inch height change at the rear. The project used springs and longitudinal suspension arms from Ford '36 in conjunction with the Winters rear axle and John's Industries 9-inch finned drum brakes made of aluminum. Hot rod "Marauder". The body is a model of a 1929 Ford pickup truck. The chassis of the car was custom-made, reinforced and reinforced in eight places. The front part of the new Mustang has been adapted for pneumatic cylinders, and the rear axle is a Mustang 8.8 with 31 slots with a high—friction differential, 4 longitudinal levers and a Panar thrust. The engine is a Cummins 5.9 12v diesel, directly from a Daf truck. The starter and alternator were converted to 12 volts instead of 24
The image shows an urban landscape with various elements and abstract shapes. Dystopia is a genre that is a critical description of a utopian type of society. It is an imaginary world or society in which people lead miserable, inhuman, fearful lives. Dystopias usually describe social and man-made disasters, the collapse of social ideas, illusions and ideals. Characteristic features of dystopia: the image of a society built on fear, suppression of personality, complete lack of individuality; the lack of personal space for the heroes, total control over all spheres of society by the state; Ritualization of life: Dystopian societies live in a certain system where each person has his own place; the collapse of basic human values and achievements: the destruction of culture, the prohibition of spiritual love, the lack of freedom.
Dystopia is a genre that is a critical description of a utopian type of society. It is an imaginary world or society in which people lead miserable, inhuman, fearful lives.
The image shows a landscape with a red sky, a tree and a city. A blood moon and a starfall are two astronomical phenomena that can occur simultaneously, for example: In January: Starfall. For example, on the night of January 4th. In clear weather, up to 120 meteors per hour could be seen in the sky. The visual effect of the falling star was formed by dust particles of asteroids burning up in the atmosphere. A lunar eclipse. For example, on January 21st. The Earth's satellite changed its color before the eclipse. The eclipse was complete, due to the fact that the planet, the Sun and the Moon lined up in one line. The blood moon occurs during lunar eclipses. This phenomenon occurs when the Earth is caught between the Sun and the Moon, creating the shadow of the Earth that falls on the surface of the Moon.
A blood moon and a starfall are two astronomical phenomena that can occur simultaneously,
The ancient Egyptian god of funerary rituals and mummification, the "guardian of libra" at the trial of Osiris in the kingdom of the dead, a connoisseur of medicinal herbs.
Between the cup and the lip a morsel may slip.