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scottybuck 11 12-13-2009 01:46 PM

Magazine Worthy?
 
hey guys ive been working on my car for almost a year now and im very proud of how its turned out but im wondering what really stands out on a car to make it worth being in a magazine.ive done a body off the car is straight in my opinion the paint looks great its minitubbed and the color is different than most camaros you see.im just wondering so i can work on the things im overlooking.thanks in advance guys i appreciate the advice.:lateral:

dlouie87 12-13-2009 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by scottybuck 11 (Post 254430)
hey guys ive been working on my car for almost a year now and im very proud of how its turned out but im wondering what really stands out on a car to make it worth being in a magazine.ive done a body off the car is straight in my opinion the paint looks great its minitubbed and the color is different than most camaros you see.im just wondering so i can work on the things im overlooking.thanks in advance guys i appreciate the advice.:lateral:

Its almost all that and some other things (suspension, engine stuff, and what makes you stand out more than the other guy that is trying to get a spread too). You also have to have connections with people in the magazine industry. At least for my old car that was what it was. I shot for 2 magazines and a online article.

I dont know if it's different for older muscle cars but my old car was a subaru sti.

-Dan

radrambler 12-13-2009 01:56 PM

help us help you
 
:ttiwop:

post some pics and we could give some advice..

we would love to see the car

Tom

rogue 12-13-2009 03:00 PM

Magazine worthy cars are typically trailered to events, and rarely driven except for industry events.

A trip to the grocery store? Never a magazine worthy car!

Can't damage the $20,000 paint job with a shopping cart!

:lol:

just funnin around.

Steve1968LS2 12-13-2009 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by rogue (Post 254443)
Magazine worthy cars are typically trailered to events, and rarely driven except for industry events.

A trip to the grocery store? Never a magazine worthy car!

Can't damage the $20,000 paint job with a shopping cart!

:lol:

just funnin around.

Uh yea... sure.. thanks for that.. umm.. contribution?

Steve1968LS2 12-13-2009 05:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scottybuck 11 (Post 254430)
hey guys ive been working on my car for almost a year now and im very proud of how its turned out but im wondering what really stands out on a car to make it worth being in a magazine.ive done a body off the car is straight in my opinion the paint looks great its minitubbed and the color is different than most camaros you see.im just wondering so i can work on the things im overlooking.thanks in advance guys i appreciate the advice.:lateral:

Would really need to see pictures..

Magazine cars arn't anything necessarily special.. they typically fall into two groups.

Cool cars
&
Cars with cool stories

The better the story behind the car the crappier it can be. Some cars, like the Ring Brother's Camaro are shot because they are like pieces of art. Other cars like Mary Pozzi's second get are shot because there's a great story behind the car.

I guess there's one more catagory.. cars that are driven hard. Although that could be considered having a "good story"

On thing that can kill getting a shoot is a bad stance or outdated wheels.

Another thing that matters is where the car is located since we can't shoot stuff that's far away and we only have so many freelancers.

TreySmith 12-13-2009 06:01 PM

Well, it has to be a 69 Camaro for one.. :willy: :thumbsup:

MaxHarvard 12-13-2009 07:20 PM

Definitely need to see some pics. :cheers:

Steve1968LS2 12-13-2009 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TreySmith (Post 254486)
Well, it has to be a 69 Camaro for one.. :willy: :thumbsup:

Except that '68 on the current cover.. ;)

MaxHarvard 12-14-2009 04:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2 (Post 254501)
Except that '68 on the current cover.. ;)

LOL!!

That's completely different! :lol:


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