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Published: 2005-10-17 01:04:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 3610; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 260
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I'm feeling a bit uninspired these days, really hope to shoot some more urban photos this upcoming week...But till then I give u this; 'The Car Manual'! It's a postcard-ish thingie witout any purpose at all other than I spend all night makin' it hehe.. hope u like ^^
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haha.. now I understand the parts of the car...
nice design mate..
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hehe well u shouldn't listen to what I have to say 'bout cars there friend! i prefer them bashed up and crumbled as u've noticed from my gall.. and what's proberly the same reason i never got my hands on a driver's licence..
thanks again! much appreciated!
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You ever heard of 'Attik' design?
Ive got their book and they do somethin on a similar line, but include medical elements and dummies into the battered cars, should check them out mate, got some cool work just like this
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wow! thank you soo much alex! i've just been checking some Attik out through google and it looked awsome! but do u have an ISBN number for that book there? i sooo would love to take a much closer look..!
thanks for the sweet compliment too! i have some more typo expos in progress, hope to upload one later today ^^
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The Books Called NoiseFour. It cost me about £50 in the UK, not cheap but its a huge book, well worth it.
Theres a few - ISBN: 1-85669-276-0, ISBN: 1-58423-094-0
Oh and found it on [link] - [link]
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thank you tons!! that book will soon be part of my collection too, that's for sure!
sweeeet inspiration right there! thanks again mate!
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Meant to ask did you ever get hold of the Attik book ? ? What you think (if you did)
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oh hehe i'm saving up for the holidays at the moment.. so no big impulse purchases for me at this time.. but beginning of next year i'll definitely find me a copy!!! i so love what i've seen from them so far! ^^
and thanks again for the tip alex! very muchly appreciated!
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ouw thank you alexander! i'm glad u like it friend!
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hehe yay wich sides up? a little hard to tell in this case
thank you tons jaycee! i'm glad u like it buddy! and for the fav too!
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pretty wasted one ;D i got similar somewhere, i think ;D
btw. 'hfgds fddert ctrh fhgdry vusgtter nghcer' is my favourite part
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think there's a 'betvf oujnb clvopr gkb xtotym qprlv jgsb mjoiv' in there too!
hehe thanks buddy!
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thanks so much my friend and for the 
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Nice design and colours!! I could see a whole book in this design!! *PS. Found your site through lllaria!!*
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thank you mighty much ryan! i'm glad u like my designs.. and as a book too, u say? well, i'll think about that for sure hehe 
sorry this lateness, but better late than sorry, eh? take care friend
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well i like it a lot dude! loved this design style
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I love the "instruction guide" feel to it. Nice color selection.
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thanks chris! so glad you liked it back then! muchly appreciated
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this is so wonderful, dan!! I love the palette you choose, reminds me of ol 50s adds ^_^ ({)
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it wasn't quite intentional but i luuff and adore adds from the 50s so much i've recently bought a big fat book about it! so it's quite a wonderful compliment u think that! : p thank you so much maria! muchie glad u like it!!^__________^ (})
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thank you buddy! so glad you did! ^^
and sorry the lateness, i'm always so ridiculously behind in my replies in here.. : p
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looks amazing, man
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thank you so much for those nice words, adrian! i'm mighty glad u like this one! ^^
and same to u, buddy! keep inspired!
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hehehe aww thank u friend! i'm damn glad u think that!
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thank you kale! glad u like it!!
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Really nice subtle grungy feel to this and I really like the typography, nice work.
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thank u muchly, paul! so glad you like it!!
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i'm trying my best to read all the small text
but i just can't!
love the idea!!!
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Hehe i don't really think the content of the text makes that much sence to the theme, but here goes:
The rare hoist pads must not contact the rocker panels, the rare fenders, the floor pan, or the stone guard moldings. Remove the jacking covers from the rocker panels if necessary.
IMPORTANT:
Position the frame contact rear hoist pads as follows:
Under the rear frame rail at the rear axle cradle mountflange.
The long sides of the pads, if applicable to the frame rails.
The tiny text makes even less sence, it's just a lot off.. dginrw hfgds fddert ctrh fhgdry vusgtter nghcer
Thanks buddy! i'm glad you like it!
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best manual of a car ive seen, it explains very well how your lack of conduct in the street may kill you and others.
reminds of and advertisemente ive seen, basicly they have put real smach car in ad one of those big ones that you see in the highways, and it simply said family + truc driver... real strong message beind it.
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hey thank u tons buddy! i'm glad u like it!
yay images of real crashed cars will always scare the hell outa people... but many finds them rather fascinating too and then there's crazy fanatics like me who's ready to trespass anywhere just to get a glimpse of some of 'em..
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i kind of like to see smashed cars to. always had in thought i would it be like to see a real accident in front of my eyes, althought after it i gess i would rater not see it...
and a few weeks ago i bought a crash test dummy toy, always like them when i was i kid.
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glad it was a toy u got there 'cause a fully-equipped dummy is worth just about US$150 000! hehe
i've seen a few real accidents myself, without serious injuries though, but even that was mighty scary!
so i have absolutely no desire to ever witness a bad one! i'll do fine with just the smashed up cars alone.. ^^
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ya just like i was saying, i want to see, but then i would regret it...
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