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**JimC** · 03-25-2007, 01:23 PM

Awesome video man! That was great.

You can always record the engine revving with the car parked and use it as a sound effect. Not 100% realistic, but hey, it's an option. As far as videos go though, this is nice!

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Restoring my grandfather's '60 Lark, one rusted bolt at a time.

Maple Lake, Minnesota

**JimC** · 03-25-2007, 01:23 PM

Awesome video man! That was great.

You can always record the engine revving with the car parked and use it as a sound effect. Not 100% realistic, but hey, it's an option. As far as videos go though, this is nice!

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Restoring my grandfather's '60 Lark, one rusted bolt at a time.

Maple Lake, Minnesota

**Dick Steinkamp** · 03-25-2007, 01:46 PM

That's GREAT, Erin! [

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I especially like the part when the camera tumbles when you zip past [8D]

Remember forums/newsgroups without pictures? Then how pictures and links to pictures made it a completely different deal all together? Now video is creeping in and will do the same thing...we won't be satisfied with just pictures anymore. Cars look best when moving...video is the way to go.

**Dick Steinkamp** · 03-25-2007, 01:46 PM

That's GREAT, Erin! [

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I especially like the part when the camera tumbles when you zip past [8D]

Remember forums/newsgroups without pictures? Then how pictures and links to pictures made it a completely different deal all together? Now video is creeping in and will do the same thing...we won't be satisfied with just pictures anymore. Cars look best when moving...video is the way to go.

**JimC** · 03-25-2007, 02:02 PM

quote:Cars look best when moving

Never has there been a truer statement in the case of my Lark. The faster it's rolling, the less rust you're bound to notice! :-D

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Restoring my grandfather's '60 Lark, one rusted bolt at a time.

Maple Lake, Minnesota

**JimC** · 03-25-2007, 02:02 PM

quote:Cars look best when moving

Never has there been a truer statement in the case of my Lark. The faster it's rolling, the less rust you're bound to notice! :-D

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Restoring my grandfather's '60 Lark, one rusted bolt at a time.

Maple Lake, Minnesota

**mbstude** · 03-25-2007, 03:30 PM

Yeah, I agree with Dick. Studebakers look SO much better when moving than when sitting still. [8D] Did you strap the camera to the roof of the car?

Also, in the last clip, it looks like the hood latch has come loose. [:0] Those Hawk hoods are well known to come unlatched, and many times the sedondary latch comes loose as well and the hood will blow up and wrap over the roof. [V] There's a guy in my SDC chapter with a '56 Golden Hawk. The car is a nice 20 footer, with original monotone black paint. The hood is pretty much scrap because it is all bent up from a failed hood latch. [xx(] The good news is, the car is a driver, and is being restored one part at a time while it's still being driven. [8D]

And, not to steal your thread, but here's a video I made a few months ago while driving my truck. It's nowhere near as cool as yours, but the sound of the inline 6 is pretty noticeable!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98bZo54XcEE

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**mbstude** · 03-25-2007, 03:30 PM

Yeah, I agree with Dick. Studebakers look SO much better when moving than when sitting still. [8D] Did you strap the camera to the roof of the car?

Also, in the last clip, it looks like the hood latch has come loose. [:0] Those Hawk hoods are well known to come unlatched, and many times the sedondary latch comes loose as well and the hood will blow up and wrap over the roof. [V] There's a guy in my SDC chapter with a '56 Golden Hawk. The car is a nice 20 footer, with original monotone black paint. The hood is pretty much scrap because it is all bent up from a failed hood latch. [xx(] The good news is, the car is a driver, and is being restored one part at a time while it's still being driven. [8D]

And, not to steal your thread, but here's a video I made a few months ago while driving my truck. It's nowhere near as cool as yours, but the sound of the inline 6 is pretty noticeable!