new game to keep me occupied at work!

[SixSquared]

Time for name that random car! Rep poiints as I can for knowing the cars! And try not to right click.. let's keep this fun!

And just to keep it interesting...
- 4 wheels only
- no concept cars/cars newer than '06
- customized/hot rods ok!
- When you answer, try to provide the year, too!

My first entry:

http://www.the-rumbler.com/Mates/Zippel/CHRR/Customs/37%20Lincoln%20Zephyr.jpg

[~The_Duke~]

Isnt that a '38 ford coupe?

[SixSquared]

Isnt that a '38 ford coupe?

close. Check the hood ornament and also look past the mods to see the original car.

[fawk_you]

Old lincoln? I dont remember what model...

[IndianStig]

i have no idea. is that a lincoln hood ornament tho?

[SixSquared]

yes, it's a lincoln. Good job guys... I'll give you a hint.. it's an old lincoln that was made in the 30s/early 40s and is now a concept again looking at release in '07

[fawk_you]

I just know the hood ornament.... and I dont keep up with the current cars being produced... so yea, all I can get is the brand. lol

[SixSquared]

lol well post up a new one then...

37 Lincoln Zephyr

[fawk_you]

My friend used to love those cars... ZephyrAngel.... :) I get it now. yay fo me. hahaha... um lemme look up an oldie.

[fawk_you]

http://www.oldcartrader.com/files/33242.jpg
What it is?

[SixSquared]

http://www.oldcartrader.com/files/33242.jpg
What it is?

easyyyyyyy 58 chevy 2 dr/bel air

[fawk_you]

57, 1 year off. :) Good woman.

[fawk_you]

http://www.oldcartrader.com/files/27191.jpg
This one?

[SixSquared]

I thought 57 still had the bigger white spot on the end.. I could be thinking 56 though.

lol here's one for you my dear. Be careful... things are not as they seem.

http://www.teamdelsol.com/galleries/gallery6/images/066.jpg

[fawk_you]

X... emily fix that shit! :)

[SixSquared]

http://www.oldcartrader.com/files/27191.jpg
This one?

34 phaeton?

[fawk_you]

34 phaeton?
Ford Phaeton. How the hell did u know that?

[SixSquared]

Ford Phaeton. How the hell did u know that?

cause I know cars... I study automotive design.. it's one big circle... no car design is ever really "new"... the basic design of a car hasn't changed much in the last 120 years... 4 wheels, find a way to fit in some people and a motor. So, to come up with new designs like this:

http://www.rsportscars.com/foto/07/gr1concept05_11_1024.jpg

99% of car designers pull from old designs like this ;)

http://www.totalcontrolproducts.com/events/support/2000mininats06b.jpg

And then you can rewind even more from the above 66 GT40 to something like the phaeton, and you can see how a lot of the fender swells and graceful, clean lines carried over...

http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-1930-1939/1934-Ford-Blue-fa-ho-sy-1152x864.jpg

And from the phaeton, you can go back to the way early days of cars, as the 30s were a turning point in car design, from funtion to fashion. What would eventually become those huge, graceful fenders started as a way to keep rocks and dust from hitting you.. Just about every car on the market today can be "traced" as far as design goes back to the 10's and 20's.. they just keep breaking down, breaking down, breaking down, until you're at a basic "skeleton" type design.

http://www.nazzensgermanfix.com/nss-folder/pictures/first.jpg

look closely at that 1885 mercedes and you can see the S curves that are still present in just about every car on the road today... starts at the nose, sweeps over the front wheel(s), plunges down for the running boards, then gracefully flows out into what would become the rear quarters.

[fawk_you]

im intrigued. :)

[SixSquared]

http://www.phobe.com/no_wai2.jpg

That's not the only skill I have ;)

[Crowml]

cause I know cars... I study automotive design.. it's one big circle... no car design is ever really "new"... the basic design of a car hasn't changed much in the last 120 years... 4 wheels, find a way to fit in some people and a motor. So, to come up with new designs like this:

http://www.rsportscars.com/foto/07/gr1concept05_11_1024.jpg

99% of car designers pull from old designs like this ;)

http://www.totalcontrolproducts.com/events/support/2000mininats06b.jpg

And then you can rewind even more from the above 66 GT40 to something like the phaeton, and you can see how a lot of the fender swells and graceful, clean lines carried over...

http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-1930-1939/1934-Ford-Blue-fa-ho-sy-1152x864.jpg

And from the phaeton, you can go back to the way early days of cars, as the 30s were a turning point in car design, from funtion to fashion. What would eventually become those huge, graceful fenders started as a way to keep rocks and dust from hitting you.. Just about every car on the market today can be "traced" as far as design goes back to the 10's and 20's.. they just keep breaking down, breaking down, breaking down, until you're at a basic "skeleton" type design.

http://www.nazzensgermanfix.com/nss-folder/pictures/first.jpg

look closely at that 1885 mercedes and you can see the S curves that are still present in just about every car on the road today... starts at the nose, sweeps over the front wheel(s), plunges down for the running boards, then gracefully flows out into what would become the rear quarters.
you are the shit. Well versed and good pics to prove it, what do you do for a living?

[fawk_you]

she's mine, back off! ;)

[On_Her_Face]

actually very impressed

[SixSquared]

you are the shit. Well versed and good pics to prove it, what do you do for a living?

I'm in school for transportation/automotive design. :)

Lea Anne.... :idb:

[fawk_you]

I'm in school for transportation/automotive design. :)

Lea Anne.... :idb:
RAWR! <3

[IndianStig]

you are the shit. Well versed and good pics to prove it, what do you do for a living?

exactly what i was thinking.

aren't you at UGA?

[SixSquared]

exactly what i was thinking.

aren't you at UGA?

SCAD ;)