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Car Styling Magazine issue 142 1/2
Hello -
My wife got me this for XMas, first published in July 2001 :
It uses a mixture of cartoony images mixed with real data from real cars :
Here's an example that shows the benefit of wheel covers :
And here's one that shows the benefit of (partial?!?) wheel skirts (*with* wheel covers?!?!?) :
164 pages of aero-fun-madness!!!!
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12-31-2009, 05:12 AM
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Car Styling mags are great fun... and MONDO expensive!!! 
Got a whole stack of em but not that issue  |
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12-31-2009, 05:21 AM
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Frank -
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Car Styling mags are great fun... and MONDO expensive!!!
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Yeah, normally I only buy them for presents for my nephew because he wants to design cars (I carefully stare at them until wrapping them).
My wife got it here :
Automotive Aerodynamics/Special Volume 142 & 1/2
I am going to get another copy for my nephew's birthday. He loves the monster performance cars and the JDMs, so CRXs and aerodynamics are where we meet on most car stuff. I keep asking him to find the name of the guy that designed the "Edge" inspired last-gen Mercury Cougar. He just rolls his eyes and shakes his head.
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12-31-2009, 08:42 AM
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Oh you lucky guy. I guess you won't tell us which Santa to write to next year?
(And the crowd yells) More pics!!!
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12-31-2009, 12:29 PM
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We demand more! Also, it's bilingual? That's interesting.
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12-31-2009, 12:41 PM
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Car Styling mags are great fun... and MONDO expensive!!!
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Frank,are they cheaper than those three-foot-tall hermaphrodites ? |
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SVOboy -
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We demand more! Also, it's bilingual? That's interesting.
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Yes, every word in Car Styling is translated into sets of Japanese-English paragraphs. In the pictures I have attached, I cropped out the Japanese paragraph to save space.
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Do you have (access to) a flatbed scanner?
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NeilBlanchard -
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Do you have (access to) a flatbed scanner?
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Yes, but I don't want to crack the binding. Sorry. I know you can scan without cracking the binding, but it's still hard to scan the inside pictures. Maybe if someone else ruins it, or it gets dog-eared, I'll do it. We'll see.
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NeilBlanchard -
Yes, but I don't want to crack the binding. Sorry. I know you can scan without cracking the binding, but it's still hard to scan the inside pictures. Maybe if someone else ruins it, or it gets dog-eared, I'll do it. We'll see.
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Bring it over to my house. 10 minutes after you put it in my hands, I guarentee the binding will be broken and pages will be falling out. Then take it home, scan it for everybody, keep a personal file, and everybody will be happy.  
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