Submit your car/project to be a part of Lateral-g
Besides the growth we're seeing here at Lateral-g, there's another reason why I stepped up the hosting and went to a dedicated server - I wanted to be able to add a lot more cars/projects. As the site grows, so do the requests I receive from people that would like to have their cars featured. Until now, I had been concerned about space and bandwidth.
So here's the plan (which may change with time, lol), I'm going to accept up to 10 pictures of your car or project as well as any text you'd like. I'll build a webpage with those pictures and text the way I did for John Lipori's 69 Camaro webpage:
www.Lateral-g.net/members/lipori69
I certainly could have gone the vBgarage direction, but I like the fact that our members will have a URL that they can share with anyone on the Net to show their car and you won't have to login to see the pictures. It's more personal. On the flip side, I cannot add a thumbnail on the Lateral-g homepage of every single car that's submitted. I'm going to create a page with links to the new 'Member's Rides' section. As it grows, I'll look at how best to organize it and make it flow.
As this new direction for Lateral-g takes off, I'm planning on picking one car/project a month to do a spotlight on. That spotlight will be on the homepage and it will offer more in-depth coverage on the car/build (more pictures, etc). I think it will be something cool to look forward to every month as well as building a larger online collection of cool Lateral-g Machines.
The only thing I'm looking for is that the submission should be of the Lateral-g Machine type car/build and not a restoration.
In the submission e-mail, please include your full real name, your Lateral-g screen name, and a tech sheet on the car (as big or small as you'd like - one sentence or 4 paragraphs). Attach the images and
PLEASE PUT YOUR REAL NAME/SCREEN NAME in the subject line. It will help me GREATLY with the organizing as I receive e-mails.
Send your submission to [email protected]
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Submit your car/project to be a part of Lateral-g
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