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The view Mark is used to

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RustyRed

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Had to pick up the wife's Cruiser at the shop today and started wondering what it looked like from Mark's typical vantage point :lol
 
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Look on the bright side....I am the one that got stuck driving it from the shop to the office and later I have to drive it home.

God I hope no one recognizes me :eek:mg
 
"70 StangMan" said:
Shouldn't it be a much smaller image ?? :eek:mg
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Nah...my cell takes a pretty good close up. But anything over 25 or so yards it makes look tiny. Unfortunately there is no zoom function on it.
 
"70 StangMan" said:
Shouldn't it be a much smaller image ?? :eek:mg
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Yup, like this:

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Bah, you're all just jealous cuz you don't have the cajones to join us on the track :pbj
 
"silverblueBP" said:
Bah, you're all just jealous cuz you don't have the cajones to join us on the track :pbj
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Nor the Wife awaiting life insurance money... :$$$ :$$$
 
"70_Fastback" said:
Nor the Wife awaiting life insurance money... :$$$ :$$$
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But wouldn't chasing PT's around a track in a 44 year old car with no gloves on be a exclusion to the policy ??
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