Sunday Drive!

Awesome video Seth!!! by the way tell me about the steering wheel, It is awesome!

 

Aint they just a kick to drive!!!!!

 

Thanks from everyone in NC for the comments on our area.(insert shameless plug here) If anyone would like to live these views, I am in the real estate business!


Matt, you win the cookie! It was on a tripod, but I was scared that it would tip over so I had my hand on one of the legs. I really wasn't sure about the camera angle. The view wouldn't adjust any wider.


Joe-glad to do it, and congrats on the finished Fadley S/S Maverick.

Lowery, it's a Moto-Lita wheel. That version seems to now only be marketed
under the LeCarra brand. I don't know if it is the same company. It is
a copy of the '65 Shelby wheel which Moto-Lita reproduces with the correct
6 mounting holes. This one has a make specific boss that the wheel bolts to.

The one I have would be the Mark 3 Supreme on this page:
http://lecarra.com/mk3.shtml
I'm pretty sure mine is a 15 in. and it is dished.

Dennis-I had to adjust the mirror so that my grin wouldn't show!

I wish the video was better quality. The sound isn't so good.


Seth

 

Cool now I know how to make my own. I hadn't given much thought on how to put the camera in the car. Yours was way to steady not to be mounted somehow.

 

Cool video, really like it. Felt like you were in the Comet along for the ride.

 

Very kewl... precious moments like those - a guy and his toy and the great American past-time - freedom on open uncluttered roads - no work, no chores, no wife, no kids... just a nice day, a tank of gas, and a Sunday cruise (I am - of course - now dreaming about this myself...

That's the GREENEST pristine countryside I've seen - great contrast to the shiny red Comet.

Good idea for a thread, like Darren said, 5 or 10 min clips of our cars cruising in our locations. I'll see if I can wrangle a vid. camera soon...

... last time I videotaped and had the same problem - wind. I think if you close the front windows and open the rear 1/4 windows you get less wind noise and still fresh air and - of course - that rumble.

Looking forward to a thread on this.

 

Thanks for the info, looks great!!!!