You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

This quaint mill is located in Babcock State Park and has become of the most photographed sights in the Mountain State. Visit during fall—when you the mill is surrounded by a spectrum of autumn color—to witness peak West Virginia.

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

Sunscape Cove, Montego Bay, Jamaica

[mockingbird812]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

Hmmm, I think I recognize this. Did you grab this off of RK’s website? Hey Bruce - do you remember this car at the Pavillions?

Does this jog your memory? Recognize the guy in the “beater” ‘70 Chevelle?

[Postsedan]

I remember

https://www.hemmings.com/magazine/mu...a/3698711.html

Dan

[mockingbird812]

Quick on the draw Dan!!!!! Thanks! We had some real fun on that shoot. John Hill, Angie, Eddie M, and Jeff Koch.

“If the cars start to drift together during the burnout, you break right and I’ll break left”. - yeah that would have worked!!! After 20 seconds both cars were completely obscured by the smoke!!

[Xplantdad]

Originally Posted by mockingbird812

Hmmm, I think I recognize this. Did you grab this off of RK’s website? Hey Bruce - do you remember this car at the Pavillions?

Does this jog your memory? Recognize the guy in the “beater” ‘70 Chevelle?

Oh yes, I remember

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by mockingbird812

John Hill, Angie, Eddie M, and Jeff Koch.

Jeff was the author of the HI Performance Pontiac article about my GTO.

The magazines came out in February 2004, March 2004 and commentary in May 2004.




Jeff was also working for Johnny Lightning at the time. They were planning on bringing out a new miniature of a 1965 GTO and asked if he could use the artwork of our photoshoot on the packaging. Naturally we said yes and received a couple boxes of these as a thank you.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

Jeff was also working for Johnny Lightning at the time. They were planning on bringing out a new miniature of a 1965 GTO and asked if he could use the artwork of our photoshoot on the packaging. Naturally we said yes and received a couple boxes of these as a thank you.

Right after they came out I had a friend call me and say “hey - I have something to show you”.

The next time I was at his desk he pulled out one of those Johnny Lightning models, still in the packaging.

“That’s my car” I said.

“I know, right?” He replied. “It looks just like yours”.

“No” I said. “I mean that is MY car!”

I had to approach it from a couple different angles for him to get what I was trying to convey.

K