Spider Glamour Shots

[nibbes123]

Thanks Steve. You can leave them on.

[srwilson]

At rest. Does this shot work?

Nothing says glamour like a topless, hoodless spider!

[fiat218]

[spiderrey]

[azruss]

Sorry for the resolution. These are very old photos.

[Zippy]

Here is another.

[DocGraphics]

Nice pic Zippy!

Russ, good to see those pics again (outside my garage) looking forward to version 2 soon

[srwilson]

Nice Flowers, Jim. You really classed it up! Was the car and the flowers a present for someone special?

Spiderrey, you ever get any photos of that clean car with all it's clothes on? Love the color.

Russ, your pictures took me down memory-lane and for some reason I had the urge to go put on Bell Bottom pants

Nice, Zippy!

Keep them coming guys and I think we could make a coffee table book out of all these one day.

[Curly]

After the Black Saturday bushfires (SE Australia) in February 2009.

[spider2081]

Here is one I like of my 1981 Spider

[johndemar]

Nice looking Flying Fortress as well. Part of the Collings Foundation?

[RRoller123]

Was that pic taken at the Sikorsky field complex?

[Ken]

if you look through the left scoop you can see the front carburetor air filter, something to think about if you are installing hood scoops is what is under the hood that might interfere with it closing.
another thing I have seen mentioned is air forced into the scoops, the air on the surface of your car does not move as much as you might think.

Ken

[spider2081]

The B-17 in the photo with my car is from the Yankee Air Museum Willow Run MI. She is named the "Yankee Lady".
The Collins Foundation does have a B-17 her name is "Nine O Nine". She is a painted aircraft.
Yes the photos are taken at Sikorsky Memorial Airport (Bridgeport Airport) Stratford, Ct
Three Wing Flying Group hosts both the Collins Foundation and Yankee Air Museum when they are in the area.
My goal is to get photos of my car with 12 WW II airplanes to make my car calendar.

[RRoller123]

Pissah. One of my college roomates lives in Stratford, nearby the airport, so I have some small familiarity with the area. Is there a Sikorsky Museum there open to the public? He was a brilliant fellow for sure.