I knew Carrol Shelby very casually and by chance my Father in Law trained his race horses for him. He used to get upset that so many people were making so much money from copies of his cars. So he decided to make replicas also. I beleived he even used prison labor in Nevada to make parts or cars. They might still be making them in Nevada. Maybe that car is one of those.
This is an extreme crop to about 4.7mp (10% of the full resolution) and still getting a very clear image and decent bokeh! Specs doesn't mean much on paper, but the result speaks for itself!
Very nice! This reminds me of an illustration I've seen a few times. It is very similar to this with basically your image being the body of a guitar. Only thing missing is the neck portion to the right.
1bwana1 wrote:
I knew Carrol Shelby very casually and by chance my Father in Law trained his race horses for him. He used to get upset that so many people were making so much money from copies of his cars. So he decided to make replicas also. I beleived he even used prison labor in Nevada to make parts or cars. They might still be making them in Nevada. Maybe that car is one of those.
Not trying to be funny, but his chili mix is excellent.
Desmolicious wrote:
I also really enjoyed the movie Ford vs Ferrari.
Yes, it is an entertaining movie. But like watching any movie about anything you were a part of the innacuracies are kind of disrupting. Especialy the racing scenes.
I was in the City of El Cajon this moring for a business meeting. Every Wednesday from now until the end of Summer they have an old car cruise night. Today was the first of these events for the year. These guys were there in the morning staking out their parking spaces both for their cars and themselves. I stopped to have a quick look at their cars.
I suggest you don't ask the gentleman on the right any questions about his car. You will be there much, much longer than you could have ever imagined.
