Name my Corvette
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Belleville Il
I know,,,I know!! Just using that as a reference for an over the top "HERO" car!! I was in Jr. college when the "Original" batman series came out!! There was a whole bunch of custom TV series custom cars and hot rods,,and back in the day the car mags did write ups on all of them!!
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Race Director
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From: Santa Rosa Beach FL
[QUOTE=rkboz;1575625155] I am making this my character's spy car.
It is a normal enough car, not drawing too much attention but will have a lingenfelter twin turbo motor, etc.QUOTE]
Sleeper!
It is a normal enough car, not drawing too much attention but will have a lingenfelter twin turbo motor, etc.QUOTE]
Sleeper!
Pro
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: southeast
While I don't name my cars - it makes for good reading in a book. My suggestions :
Billett
Reaper's Blade
It was a dark and stormy night as Richards slid Reaper's Blade into the heart of the city wondering what to make of the recent turn of events....and when he would get some sleep.... WAIT A MINUTE! He would never drive this car on a dark and stormy night WTF?
Good Luck with the name and the book!
Billett
Reaper's Blade
It was a dark and stormy night as Richards slid Reaper's Blade into the heart of the city wondering what to make of the recent turn of events....and when he would get some sleep.... WAIT A MINUTE! He would never drive this car on a dark and stormy night WTF?
Good Luck with the name and the book!
Thread Starter
Racer
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 260
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From: Bend Oregon
While I don't name my cars - it makes for good reading in a book. My suggestions :
Billett
Reaper's Blade
It was a dark and stormy night as Richards slid Reaper's Blade into the heart of the city wondering what to make of the recent turn of events....and when he would get some sleep.... WAIT A MINUTE! He would never drive this car on a dark and stormy night WTF?
Good Luck with the name and the book!
Billett
Reaper's Blade
It was a dark and stormy night as Richards slid Reaper's Blade into the heart of the city wondering what to make of the recent turn of events....and when he would get some sleep.... WAIT A MINUTE! He would never drive this car on a dark and stormy night WTF?
Good Luck with the name and the book!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2010
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So, it's silver. Play around with the letters and . . .
LIVERS
Ack! That doesn't sound appealing does it. Let's give it a personality . . .
LIVERACHI
Nah, it's too long. Must make it shorter . . .
VERACHI
Nope. Too foreign. Let's spin it to something modern and sporty . . .
V-RACH
However, you don't want Oriental readers of your book have difficulty with the letter "R" . . . China after all is learning English now . . . so . . .
V-ACH
There. But dang, people might pronouce it as Vach. Must simplify . . .
VEEACH
Looks like an ocean's coast to me. Let's enuncIate it with the letter Y . . .
VEEYACH
Finally! To borrow from rdiw . . .
"It was a dark and stormy night as Richards slid his VEEYACH into the heart of the city wondering . . ."
Nah just call it BEYOTCH!
"Richard rode his Beyotch all night long and his Beyotch shook him all night long!"
LIVERS
Ack! That doesn't sound appealing does it. Let's give it a personality . . .
LIVERACHI
Nah, it's too long. Must make it shorter . . .
VERACHI
Nope. Too foreign. Let's spin it to something modern and sporty . . .
V-RACH
However, you don't want Oriental readers of your book have difficulty with the letter "R" . . . China after all is learning English now . . . so . . .
V-ACH
There. But dang, people might pronouce it as Vach. Must simplify . . .
VEEACH
Looks like an ocean's coast to me. Let's enuncIate it with the letter Y . . .
VEEYACH
Finally! To borrow from rdiw . . .
"It was a dark and stormy night as Richards slid his VEEYACH into the heart of the city wondering . . ."
Nah just call it BEYOTCH!
"Richard rode his Beyotch all night long and his Beyotch shook him all night long!"
