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Rich Sufficool
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First "SS" Chevelle [PIC] '65 Chevelle SS396:

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(@Billy Collins)
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WHEW!!! That's pretty / outstanding pics.



   
(@Galen Laird)
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Have this one and love the detail...awesome presentation!



   
(@100ford2003)
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Ertl Authentics ?



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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A real Z-16 beauty from Lane. I have the fine versions also done by

Ertl Authentics, in both red and in black. great subject matter !



   
Rich Sufficool
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Lane



   
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* * * Hey Rich * * * Now this is the way to take pic's ... XCLNT my friend ... I like your style



   
Rich Sufficool
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My "style"....

I used to love to take pics of the model in some outdoor setting but then I started doing pictorials for reviews and advertising and it's much better to use a white background first for the truest color; second to focus entirely on the model and third, it's easier for the techie that places the pictures in various sizes for advertising in different venues.



   
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