Butcher a 63 Split window
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Drifting
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Race Director
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I guessing a telephoto with wide open aperture or tilt-shift lense?
Or did you use photoshop?
Edit: Never mind. I think I found something: http://www.recedinghairline.co.uk/tutorials/fakemodel/
Last edited by 65 Hardnoks; Oct 27, 2007 at 05:50 PM.
Racer
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St. Jude Donor '03 & '05
No tricks involved
Actually my son's friend's dad is a professional photographer and does documentaries for PBS.
I was dropping my son off at their house a couple of years ago and he asked if I mind if he took a few shots
DAAAAH
No problem help yourself.
I loved the results.
Mark
I was dropping my son off at their house a couple of years ago and he asked if I mind if he took a few shots
DAAAAH
No problem help yourself.
I loved the results.
Mark
Melting Slicks
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From: Belmont Michigan
Oh, they're around. I've had several spectators at car shows tell me while looking at my Vette that they once knew someone who had a '65-'67 Split-window coupe.
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Melting Slicks
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Me likes! 
Team Owner
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St. Jude Donor '07
Would probably look pretty good with the 64-67 full rear window, too, though the split runs nicely into the t-top bar. I imagine the rear view is probably less obstructed than the regular C3 coupe with the buttresses, too. The only thing I'd do differently is to cook up a custom fuel filler door with the proper C3 emblem on it...give it that real "factory" look.
Melting Slicks
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I like the Fuel Injected script on the butt. Cool car.
Safety Car
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But there was some who came up and stated "this is how they should really look".
Fortunately it is to each their own. Obviously, I for one like all corvettes modified.
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Modified vehicles are as much a part of automotive history as the stock ones. If you think about it, it was often the modified cars that caught manufacturers' attention and brought about change. Future product designs are the result of trends set by the aftermarket and the freethinkers of the custom world.
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SAVE the MODIFIEDS!!!!!!!!
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