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Now that's what I call a wood-trim interior! Actually that's gone beyond "trim", it's just a wood interior!
Try and figure out what this car is. Cheers
Nice angles turbo, they create good dynamic lines. I like the second shot especially, it has what my shot has and what cars are all about: motion. The upper frequencies, or, I mean, the whites seem like they could be pushed a little more in Photoshop to make it pop some more.
Quote from: Daygloworange on 26 Jul 2007, 04:07 pmTry and figure out what this car is. CheersIt's Speed Buggy!
Chances are it's a "volkswagen" a lot of kit cars use VW frame/pans and engines
Quote from: TONEPUB on 27 Jul 2007, 12:42 amQuote from: Daygloworange on 26 Jul 2007, 04:07 pmTry and figure out what this car is. CheersIt's Speed Buggy!QuoteChances are it's a "volkswagen" a lot of kit cars use VW frame/pans and enginesThis ain't grandma's Beetle! That's why I was winking when I asked the question. It's actually not a kit car. It's a one off built from scratch. Too much stuff to write about on this car, but here are the highlights. 100" Wheelbase, 1500lbs, fully independent rear suspension with inboard brakes. Magnesium uprights. All suspension points are aircraft grade stainless spherical rod ends. Coilover suspension. 375 h.p. Ford 302 c.i. smallblock. Tremec T-5 close ratio gearbox. Body is made from carbon fiber/S glass/Kevlar. Chassis is chromoloy 4130 squaretube/ semi-stressed skin panel.And it goes like stink!Cheers
Here are a couple from a photo shoot a few months back.