NEW!
Now that the car is finished there have been a few requests
for some large shots to use as wallpaper. These were taken
with a normal South Dakota autumn backdrop.
NEW!
Got Flames?
I think this is one of Project33's most recognizable attributes.
The hood scoop and side openings by SAR and the flames by
Klockwerk's James Mayer are simply incredible.
NEW!
How about a shot of the business end of Project33? Yes,
that is actually the moon (a harvest moon) in the background!
It wasn't planned but it couldn't have been better if it
were.
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Shot in South Dakota at dusk in October. Special thanks
goes out to the moon for cooperating during the shoot.
I snapped these photos away hurriedly before the sun
went completely down.
NEW!
From the archives... This photo
was taken just before final assembly. You can see the color-sanded
door in the background. It's fun to look back on.
Can you smell the leather? Here's an interior shot with
the Dakota Digital instrumentation glowing and the Eclipse
Nav system set to the backup camera. Just makes you want
to slide down into those formfitting Tea's Design seats
and take off! (well it does it for me anyway ;)
Grab a creeper and slide under
Project33 for a look around! The only thing missing is the
sound and smell of the exhaust. This is a clean as it will
ever be - it was built to be driven!
Here's one of the first outdoor photos taken of the completed
car. This photo is probably the most accurate one to date
of the actual color of the car. Of course your color settings
may make it appear different.
I made
this for myself long ago and a few of my friends suggested
I make it available to all of you to download. I set my
personal screen up with the icons to the left as shown,
so I left the side empty for that reason.
Pick your screen size below.
STILL HOT!
Here's the latest Project33
artist's rendering from John Vernon from RodVisions.com
available as computer wallpaper. The icons fit nicely
along the bottom of your screen.
Download Project33 wallpaper
with a classic shot of a hood side panel being welded
at Steve's
Auto Restoration. special thanks go out to Steve
Frisbie for the excellent photo!
Look'in BAD in BLACK from the
BACK! This is the wallpaper for those of you who prefer
rear ends, showing off the business end of Project33 in
primer and gel-coat. The icons fit nicely along the left
side of your screen.
I couldn't resist offering
this classic night time garage photo as a desktop
wallpaper. The frame was in the paint booth behind
the body and we were taking a break between coats
when this photo was taken.
Download
the original artwork by John Vernon in 8x10 high resolution.
Print them off on a good quality glossy paper and they're
suitable for framing! For best results, print them using
the "landscape" setting.
- Thanks John!
