Glaring error in 2016 Brochure?
If I did it right I attached the left side of the full page picture which shows the Kalahari door panel. What a glaring error on a major shot in the brochure-who proofs these things?
Last edited by Steve Garrett; Jul 25, 2016 at 09:57 AM. Reason: No need to re-quote the previous post, especially if you're the next person posting.
For the record, I'm of the opinion that a lot of his posts which come off as insulting only seem that way because he is using some kind of private language which may, at least in his mind, become a meta-language which keys each word or image to a vast array of subtle and not-so-subtle references that the rest of us are not privy to. Or at least it might do that if we only had a Rosetta stone so we could decode it. If we actually knew what he really meant, we would be in awe of his wit, his depth of knowledge and of course his all-around status as a superman.

And you have to admit, his use of the stolen image of Dos Equis' "The Most Interesting Man in the World" is way better than his previous avatar. Unfortunately, the Dos Equis image makes a statement that is too on-the-nose vs the more-subtle but nonetheless clear message delivered by the overly blow-dried Willem Dafoe photo. Maybe a Steve McQueen pic should make it into the lineup next.
Here are the full text of his Amazon reviews, to save the trouble of clicking on the links above:
On the book The Caliph's House: A Year in Casablanca, C7Jake/Hosler wrote: "After spending time in Morocco and doing business with a Moroccan, this book and Shah's writing of his experiences has helped me to better understand some of my own experiences and appreciate my role in learning about the culture. It is a current, true to life, mostly lighthearted look into today's Moroccan culture. It is a fast read and one I would say for anyone thinking of visiting Morocco or wanting to know about the culture, it would be well worth the investment of time."
His second review, for the Zone Tech Three Pocket Mesh Storage Net - Black Mesh Three Pocket Trunk Cargo Organizer reads "Fits perfect in the back of a corvette c7 coupe."
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So the Pickard was aimed at the OP or Chevrolet recycling pics that are no longer accurate of the current product? I thought the latter.
But I think that many here miss out on some of C7Jake's humor. Although at times a bit abrasive, most times his satire is good.
Just get tired of the photos of his car....

just for you C7Jake
For those of you that seem to have a need to know, the tire cracking thread on here has a pic of tires taken in the back of a pickup which has a reflection in the rear window of, quite possibly, the elusive one in question. Just more fodder for those who have more time than I.

And I have the brochure and the pic in question is not that big of a deal.
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