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I guess I need to go look at one, my visualizer is not kicking in well enough to reconcile those two photos.
The devil is in the details...
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OK...
I guess I need to go look at one, my visualizer is not kicking in well enough to reconcile those two photos.
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wow, luv it.Nice ones, Alex. Shooting hood ornaments and emblems can be addictive.
I think I've posted this one before but it's still a fave:
http://www.howardowen.net/img/s8/v83/p1473414754-4.jpg
stunning
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Polishing auto paint is the hobby I did and what resurrected my 35 year old photograph hobby. I wanted to be able to show off my skills to possible clients. This Lightning was particularly nasty and it took me about 22 hours to "get it done" over to consecutive weekends. Then my hands required surgery to repair the vibration damage to my tendons. Even a year post-op I could only stand polisher vibration for about 10 minutes before having to quit. Now I just take photographs.
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Polishing auto paint is the hobby I did and what resurrected my 35 year old photograph hobby. I wanted to be able to show off my skills to possible clients. This Lightning was particularly nasty and it took me about 22 hours to "get it done" over to consecutive weekends. Then my hands required surgery to repair the vibration damage to my tendons. Even a year post-op I could only stand polisher vibration for about 10 minutes before having to quit. Now I just take photographs.
Cool feature, not familiar with this design. What it the car?
Wow, looks like a mirror. Sorry it took such a toll on you.
Well, I don't have one of those on my car...:smile:
That is on a 1962 Lotus Formula junior. It's used for the ignition timing. I was pretty sure I'd be hearing from you. ;-)
Bet you don't have these either.
Bet you don't have these either.
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Yes, it was originally intended to cut glare, and yes, it's hard to see the CF on the dash from that pic lol, but it's the only one I have. Guess I need to get some more :smile:.
A friend's BBS CH with red center-caps.
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Jupiter. *Explored* by VisualEchos, on Flickr
Porsche 918
I'm not a car buff, and I don't think the original slide shows the name of the car. Guess I'll have to go and dig it out to see.
Cord perhaps?
Not even close.:smile:
Amazing how a small bit of chrome can make a statement.
Well CF is a much sexier glare treatment than a black bath towel, although in fairness, the towel was covering a chromed dash. Now that was cool. Blinding, but cool.
Nice wheels. I'm really out of touch on who's making the hot accessories these days.
Don't go to any trouble. The more I look at it the more I think I should know what it is but I'm just drawing a blank.
Ah. Not many of those in my neighborhood. :smile:
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