Pocono CSD

[Mark Charlton]

Here are some photos taken at the recent show in the Poconos featuring a couple of well-known rides.

 

[Mesa]

Mark,
That side view of the car siting in the grass is poster quality. Nice shot.

 

[Mark Charlton]

Thanks. Too bad about the 640 pixel size. The original images were shot with a Nikon D3 and are much nicer.

Certainly the car is poster-worthy!

 

[litumup]

Mark,

When you're up at Pocono again, let me know. I have a place in Jim Thorpe. Looks like it was a fun time.

Michael

 

[Rob]

cool shots...thanks for sharing.

 

[Mark Charlton]

Mark,

When you're up at Pocono again, let me know. I have a place in Jim Thorpe. Looks like it was a fun time.

Michael

Thanks Michael (and Rob). It was a great time and you sure live in a picturesque town. About 40 of us drove through about 3 on Saturday! This guy kept slowing us down...

 

[Mike Drew]

Mark,

In the last photo, it looks like somebody has a big rig car hauler with the De Tomaso logo and a big mural of a bunch of Panteras lined up? Whose is that???:shocked:

 

[Mark Charlton]

What, you mean my trailer? Yeah, the cost of gas was killing me so I figured what the heck. So much more efficient when you need to move six Panteras. We can even stuff GT40s into it. And tents, beer, chairs, tools, spares...



Actually, it was a bit of a team effort undertaken largely by a friend in Montreal with a few others of us helping out. All I did was the graphics and try to pick holes in his engineering of the thing (which was flawless), which is completely outfitted by his crew. It worked perfectly and allows us to travel further afield than our butts could otherwise tolerate. Running cost with driver is a bit less than what six of our cars consumes on a per-mile basis.