Lankhoss' LeMans Blue C6 Z06 & My Terminator *DUW*
06-02-2006, 06:06 PM
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Lankhoss' LeMans Blue C6 Z06 & My Terminator *DUW* I took these photos the same day I gathered some footage for his feature video.
Gotta love the 'ol C6 Z06, gorgeous color. Enjoy
BTW, the camera is a point & shoot FujiFilm FinePixA303 3.2megapixel, but these photos were taken one setting up from the lowest res, which seems to be fine for internet sized resolutions.
Gotta love the 'ol C6 Z06, gorgeous color. Enjoy
BTW, the camera is a point & shoot FujiFilm FinePixA303 3.2megapixel, but these photos were taken one setting up from the lowest res, which seems to be fine for internet sized resolutions.
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06-03-2006, 10:14 AM
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Those pics were awesome. I always loved the Electron Blue. I'd like to see those 2 line up and go at it. I would pick the Z06 over the cobra. Cobra weighs to much, and the Z06 has got some definate aerodynamics advantages. I guess it would really depend on the driver. Anyways great pics, and great cars. I'd be happy with either one of them, and you got them both.
06-03-2006, 11:30 AM
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Oh no ...better block out the license plate! I never understand why people on the 'net do this. They think a theif is going to go through the trouble of looking through thousands of posts to find pictures of cars with their license plate exposed, pay $50 to trace the plate, then come to your house in another state, break into your house and steal your car? Highly unlikely. It's much easier for them to tail a car or hit a local parking garage. Have some common sense people. 
Nice pics BTW!
Nice pics BTW!
06-03-2006, 11:43 AM
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I don't think he blocked out the plate to protect himself from crooks, I think he's staying off the cops radar. What do you think. I am a cop, and a lot of the stuff that gets posted is illegal street racing, so why would you want to have your plate in clear view linked to illegal activity? Can you say open and shut case. Tickets in the mail. I don't have my plate posted for all to see. I don't want to be personally linked to my illegal high speed driving. That's why we use screen names too. Less chance of prosecution.
06-03-2006, 11:58 AM
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Honestly, do you think cops are going to patrol car forums now looking for speeding activity? You're a cop so you should know - you don't want a ticket, don't do illegal activities. As far as finding information on someone, I don't need their plate number. There are a dozen other ways to find information for someone posting on a forum and using a sur-name. 
06-03-2006, 12:08 PM
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Let me ask you this, do you think that these child molesters who get caught everyday online thought they were going to meet an undercover cop or setting something up with a child?
My point is when you have people doing things in the grey area, sometimes they get the urge to brag. This is the perfect place to do that. So to keep my *** employed I don't want my plate being seen in case Wayne Co's local police have been looking for my car. I have been ripping it up for the last 2 months, and can't count how many times I have blown by some of the locals, and they had no chance to catch me.
So I'd rather be safe then sorry.
My point is when you have people doing things in the grey area, sometimes they get the urge to brag. This is the perfect place to do that. So to keep my *** employed I don't want my plate being seen in case Wayne Co's local police have been looking for my car. I have been ripping it up for the last 2 months, and can't count how many times I have blown by some of the locals, and they had no chance to catch me.
So I'd rather be safe then sorry.
06-03-2006, 01:14 PM
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Now you're talking night and day difference. Someone speeding as their own leisure has absolutely no resemblence to the absolute disgusting crime of child molesting. I realize the point you are trying to make. My point is, if you're doing illegal activity, do not post about it in a public forum...or do not do it at all. Do I have a fast car - yes, several of them, do I abuse the speed limit - NO. There is a time and place for everything. As a police officer, if in fact you are, you should realize this and lead by example. Coming on here and saying you "have blown by some of the locals" is not my idea of conduct becoming a gentleman...or an officer.
