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can i has???
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Post up old cars that have the space age look. Like this:
Modified by Spectral at 5:16 PM 6-21-2008
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can i has???
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When you speak properly, yes.
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Quote, originally posted by subwoffers » When you speak properly, yes.
Okay okay, I can has? Who is the manufacture of these "jetsons cars". I would love to drive one.![]()
Modified by JettA4show at 3:18 PM 6-21-2008
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Modified by Spectral at 7:39 AM 6-23-2008
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The winner, let me show it to youFord Nucleon - The nuclear-powered concept
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Let me show you it....
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Ed Roths Mysterion
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Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion car of 1933 was certainly "space age". A little more "Flash Gordon" than Apollo moon landing, but still you get the point.
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I'm a big fan of Bucky's domes.
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Note the three pens in his front pocket. Hardcore!
Modified by Spectral at 5:51 AM 6-22-2008
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The Harley Earl styled, gas turbine powered 1950s GM Firebird Concepts.'53 Firebird I
'56 Firebird II
'59 Firebird II
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^^Nice pics, Pat. Especially the firebird. Oh wait, they are all Firebirds. Doh!
1963 Chrysler turbine car
1950s LeSabre concept
A different view of a Firebird concept
Modified by Spectral at 6:29 AM 6-22-2008
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Quote, originally posted by Spectral »
Don't they all look pleased as punch!
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I love the 3 foot wide separation between husband and wife. That car could have saved my marriage!!!
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^ I used to have a Tshirt that had that image on it. ^Its from a 1950s Popular Science magazine cover.
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Those unfamiliar with the man should google Syd Mead, he is a futurist industrial designer who consulted with the auto industry and many other large corporations back in the day. He does these practically photo-realistic looking paintings, and has worked on numerous movies such as Blade Runner and Tron. His body of work is prolific.
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Modified by RabbitsKin at 10:05 AM 6-22-2008
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1958 Student Sketch
"The dramatic, jet-tube after burner effect is enhanced by the precise bumper blade, but the most surprising element is the crisp, angular styling that anticipated the look of the seventies."
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the official site is great too
http://www.sydmead.com/v/01/splash/
Modified by hugoaswho at 7:15 AM 6-22-2008
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Modified by Lwize at 7:10 AM 6-22-2008
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What I think is cool about Mead, aside from his astounding ability of course, is that he was doing this visionary futurism stuff all through the '70s and '80s, long after the major car companies had come back down to earth, so-to-speak. Not that they weren't still doing concepts, but the stuff from the '50s and '60s was clearly WAY out there.
Mead will have this cool, sleek concept, and it will have white strip tires
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Here's one circa late '80s by the looks of it, still going at it:
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Modified by RabbitsKin at 10:18 AM 6-22-2008
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Sadly, it went into production
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The Colani truck:
Well, one of them anyway. The one that induces the least amount of vomiting.
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Quote, originally posted by chronoguy » Sadly, it went into production Sadly, not looking like that. Just like the Aztec, there was a huuuge gap between concept and production.
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Hummer H1 is the same way....
Quote, originally posted by eunos94 » I love the 3 foot wide separation between husband and wife. That car could have saved my marriage!!!
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It's "spacey" all right; the Aurora "Safety Car" of the 1950s.
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#29
Some of the Corvette concepts were kind of spacey.
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Spacey or just strange?
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Quote, originally posted by Spectral »
I love old pics with women wearing two pounds of pearls around there neck. No wait- maybe those are tiny airbags.
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Modified by BRealistic at 3:58 PM 6/22/2008
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Quote, originally posted by vwlarry » It's "spacey" all right; the Aurora "Safety Car" of the 1950s.
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Holy fender flares, Batman!
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