#4361:...Loves his growing Corvette collection! by Radar_rad-dude
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A splendid collection too!
Nice collection!
Running out of room, too...
That is a very nice collection of cars
Excellent
how did you get the view in my garage ? great!
Gotta love a Vett ! Awesome job : )
I do too. Love the composition and posters as well. I see he’s taking good care of the split window.
Great car collection....nice work.
Why not, she looks pretty good that old Lady!
Fantastic car collection,wonderful scene,excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now THAT is a collection! He's got a buck or two tied up here...
Awesome render of these beauties, Bill!
Now that's a garage! Nice lighting in the room! Makes some nice shadows on the floor.
Amazing Corvette collection! Love em all.
Un arrangement splendide et une belle scène! De beaux personnages à l'allure ! J'espère que vous avez une bonne fête du travail!
Thank you for the well wish! I greatly appreciate your comments! Many happy returns of the day!
Super image!!! :-)
Some people get all the cool toys.
Wow, what a wonderful collection, Corvette is one of my favorite car.... super image !!
Beautifully put together Bill! I REALLY like what you have done here Sir!
superb!!!!
I use to drool over the collection of a former client. outstanding composition and Vetts
This is quite a showroom. Ah, to have any one of them for a day.
Oh yes! I agree wholeheartedly! I think one day would satisfy me for quite awhile. On a little side note, on my 60th birthday, my wife and daughters were going to surprise me by renting a Corvette for a day. But as fate would have it, my heart gave out before I could partake of this marvelous gift. Wound up having to have a pacemaker installed instead. But maybe some day in hopefully the not too distant future, I might just get a chance to take one of these babies out for a nice drive in the country. My favorite has always been the Yellow C5 convertible with the black top! That one tops my bucket list! And of course, thank you so very much for commenting! I always appreciate your kindness in doing so!
This is an awesome collection of cars you have here Bill! If I showed up in Steve's DeTomaso Pantera, the owner would probably show me the door, being its Ford powered! This collector is certainly not one to keep a Ford in his collection...unless he keeps the Ford collection on his villa by the sea. I have been telling myself to start working on Steve's private car collection but have not had the chance to do it lately. I am just too caught up in doing other projects at the moment. Excellent work on this garage scene! Looks amazing! :-)
On the contrary, Johnny. This collector also loves Fords too! Some of his fondest memories are of the Fords his family grew up with. Lets see, there was the Model T his grandfather drove though a barb wire fence gate while pulling on the steering wheel and yelling 'Whoa, you sons a bitches, whoa!' His dad turned out to be the main driver for the family after that I think Then there were all the Fords in his Dad's life, The '28 Model A which he loved. The '33 V8 coupe he got married in and ran into a herd of cattle on his way to the ceremony. He hated the mechanical brakes on that one said they were always out of adjustment. Then the '37 model when the family started to grow. From that one, he skipped a few models. After the war he had a Kaiser for a short time. Then and spell with Mopar cars. Came back to Ford in '59. Then the best car he ever had, the '64 Galaxie skylight blue tudor hardtop. Really loved that car. I inherited that one and sadly didn't appreciate it as I should have. But at least it wound up in loving hands. Someone bought it from me for $100 and restored it and now loves to drive it in parades. His pride and joy! Then the last Ford, a '77 Galaxie LTD that turned into a lemon. No more Fords after that one. But as you can see, he came from a very long line of Fords in his future. He also had many Ford pickups! Too many to mention here. LOL. And by the way, thanks for commenting, Johnny! I greatly appreciate your kindness in doing so!!!!!
I would love to see them up close, they are beautiful, bravo.
A super power car for sure. They have always been high on my list of a auto I would love to drive. A fine render.