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Standing in the store, flipping thru the magazines while the wife shops... Pick up a copy of "Mustang Enthusiast" magazine. Hmmm, interesting sounding article about "lighting upgrades" on page 84. Flip to it, and there's MY car. They photoshopped the headlight to the "on" position.
Weird!
Anybody else seen that magazine? They did give a tiny photo credit to Jerry Heasley, but this is NOT the article he was working on last month.
It's this picture, except the headlight is "on".
Weird!
Anybody else seen that magazine? They did give a tiny photo credit to Jerry Heasley, but this is NOT the article he was working on last month.It's this picture, except the headlight is "on".
. I bet you were a little surprised! B)
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In case you haven't seen the July Mustang & Fords (Terlingua car on the cover) - my car has a 3-page feature as the centerfold there. 
(You can see it on my webpage if you don't want to drop the $3.95
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(You can see it on my webpage if you don't want to drop the $3.95
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Originally posted by GT350Clone@June 30, 2004, 6:31 PM
In case you haven't seen the July Mustang & Fords (Terlingua car on the cover) - my car has a 3-page feature as the centerfold there.
(You can see it on my webpage if you don't want to drop the $3.95 )
In case you haven't seen the July Mustang & Fords (Terlingua car on the cover) - my car has a 3-page feature as the centerfold there.
(You can see it on my webpage if you don't want to drop the $3.95
)
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It was just a matter of being "in the right place at the right time". I was at the "Pony Trails" during the Tulsa Shelby meet last year, when Jeff Ford saw the car. A real 65 Shelby & I got to "playing" around & attracted his attention. 
Jeff asked Jerry Heasley to photgraph the car. I purchased a CD of the photographs from Jerry, but had NO idea which photographs would be used or what the article would say...
It took a year to get published. I kept getting emails about the article, but others had their magazines for 1-1/2 weeks before I ever found a copy. Overall, I'm VERY pleased - Jerry did a great job - I never even knew that I gave him all the info that's in the article... I think he actually used my webpage to gather some of it.
Just to clarify - mine's not on the cover - the Dallas Mustangs "Terlingua car" is - I'm just "the centerfold".
Jeff asked Jerry Heasley to photgraph the car. I purchased a CD of the photographs from Jerry, but had NO idea which photographs would be used or what the article would say...
It took a year to get published. I kept getting emails about the article, but others had their magazines for 1-1/2 weeks before I ever found a copy. Overall, I'm VERY pleased - Jerry did a great job - I never even knew that I gave him all the info that's in the article... I think he actually used my webpage to gather some of it.
Just to clarify - mine's not on the cover - the Dallas Mustangs "Terlingua car" is - I'm just "the centerfold".
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Originally posted by GT350Clone@June 30, 2004, 7:00 PM
Just to clarify - mine's not on the cover - the Dallas Mustangs "Terlingua car" is - I'm just "the centerfold".
Just to clarify - mine's not on the cover - the Dallas Mustangs "Terlingua car" is - I'm just "the centerfold".
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Hey CV, You want an autograph or something???
BTW, that quote was just clarifying the question asked above "Did you ever has aspirations of making your car a "cover car", "
BTW, that quote was just clarifying the question asked above "Did you ever has aspirations of making your car a "cover car", "
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Weird. I guess that the photos become the property of the photographer, though I know that a human model would have to sign a release to the photographer for the photos to be used for anything other than the initial pictorial. Just consider it a compliment, and another good magazine credit for cloney. Looks like you'll have to keep your eyes peeled for the next few years. I wouldn't be surprised if you found another pic or two in the future.
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Originally posted by GT350Clone@July 1, 2004, 7:26 AM
Hey CV, You want an autograph or something???
BTW, that quote was just clarifying the question asked above "Did you ever has aspirations of making your car a "cover car", "
Hey CV, You want an autograph or something???
BTW, that quote was just clarifying the question asked above "Did you ever has aspirations of making your car a "cover car", "
If I mail you the Self Address Stamp Evelope will you autograph the magazine?! :P
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NO offense taken at all... I guess I should explain that CantedValve & I just saw each other over the weekend, so we tend to mess with each other a bit! 
Several of the guys gave me grief last weekend when I actually had a couple autograph requests.
I just wanted to make sure that you knew that mine wasn't actually the "cover car".
BTW, to answer your question, NO, it wasn't a main goal at all. I built this car to enjoy! Now, I will say that I've always hoped that "someday" I'd have a magazine quality car, but it wasn't the main driving force or anything. Drop me a PM if you want one "autographed". My signature will probably ruin any future value the magazine might have though!
Several of the guys gave me grief last weekend when I actually had a couple autograph requests.I just wanted to make sure that you knew that mine wasn't actually the "cover car".
BTW, to answer your question, NO, it wasn't a main goal at all. I built this car to enjoy! Now, I will say that I've always hoped that "someday" I'd have a magazine quality car, but it wasn't the main driving force or anything. Drop me a PM if you want one "autographed". My signature will probably ruin any future value the magazine might have though!
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Originally posted by LMan@July 1, 2004, 9:36 AM
actually, I think Cloney would prefer to autograph a beer bottle
actually, I think Cloney would prefer to autograph a beer bottle
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Originally posted by BLAKE@July 1, 2004, 8:52 AM
Weird. I guess that the photos become the property of the photographer, though I know that a human model would have to sign a release to the photographer for the photos to be used for anything other than the initial pictorial. Just consider it a compliment, and another good magazine credit for cloney. Looks like you'll have to keep your eyes peeled for the next few years. I wouldn't be surprised if you found another pic or two in the future.
Weird. I guess that the photos become the property of the photographer, though I know that a human model would have to sign a release to the photographer for the photos to be used for anything other than the initial pictorial. Just consider it a compliment, and another good magazine credit for cloney. Looks like you'll have to keep your eyes peeled for the next few years. I wouldn't be surprised if you found another pic or two in the future.
I've had a BUNCH of email (since they gave my webpage), and even had a guy track down my phone # to call and ask about the paint code - he's building a T-bolt replica and wants "Kelvinator White"! 
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