Photo selection is everything

Creative use of shadows and reflection can hide a multitude of sins...

-Harry

That T-3 must be a handful on a freeway and driveways with an incline. Kinda low. How does an owner combat bump steer?

What bump steer? There needs to be suspension movement to have bump steer. . .unless body flex is taken into consideration.

The top pic is a Type 4 wagon. I had one, first car I painted. Got a gallon of left over Mack truck orange at the auto paint store.

Later sold the car, even later saw it in a scrap yard hit in rear. Called owner, he related they were sitting at a stop light then were hit by someone driving a full sized Chevy van. Being the wagon is low and van high, it's hard to believe the van driver didn't see the bright orange roof of the wagon.. . and this decades before cell phones were common.

Interesting cars.

Not commenting about the vehicle...but putting it in the middle of a lake...ummm...is different than wetting down the pavement.

I love T3/T4 VWs but there is a trend here...

Aaah you're in California, that's called rain, a common occurance in many places in the world....

In Oregon we call that a heavy dew.

In Seattle we call that sunny.

Artsy photos make it a magazine quality car

In Montana we call that a really nice day as the water is not hard enough to walk on...

What are you laughing at?

It has rained here before.


Once.