Tweet Got my first projector and film, any tips?

My first thought at the opening shots was, "How are those three girls going to fit into that Corvette?" I've been in one, and with a driver, you couldn't fit three children in it even if you stowed one in the trunk. BTW, the Corvette could be any year from '53-'55, not enough detail for me to tell.

Get yourself a good bonesaw.

Bob

Or you could just strap one of them to the roof.

Driver: "Hey, Julie, you still up there?"
Berta: "I thought something fell off 2 miles ago!"

We just received 4 packs of splicing tape and 2 rolls of film leader in the mail today.

My first thought at the opening shots was, "How are those three girls going to fit into that Corvette?" I've been in one, and with a driver, you couldn't fit three children in it even if you stowed one in the trunk. BTW, the Corvette could be any year from '53-'55, not enough detail for me to tell.

Get yourself a good bonesaw.

Bob

Or you could just strap one of them to the roof.

Roof, who uses a roof on a Corvette?

I don't even remember, could you mount a roof before '56? Those first Corvettes were pretty barren and basic.To think, my dad could have gotten a '53 Buick Skylark, but he didn't like open cars at all and settled for a RIvera coupe.

Get yourself a good bonesaw.

Bob

Or you could just strap one of them to the roof.

Roof, who uses a roof on a Corvette?

I don't even remember, could you mount a roof before '56? Those first Corvettes were pretty barren and basic.To think, my dad could have gotten a '53 Buick Skylark, but he didn't like open cars at all and settled for a RIvera coupe.

Well, if finding a suitable roof happens to be a problem, you could attach a sled and have it trail along. Just be careful when braking, or you'll get a nasty dent in back.
BTW, you could mount a roof before '56.