Shooting Brake
#16
Rennlist Member
Oh Ray.............. :-)
#17
Burning Brakes
When the unspeakable are in pursuit of the inedible they are mounted on horseback chasing a fox with the help of a lot of dogs. When these same folks go after deer, they drive out onto the moors in their shooting brake (station wagon to us) and have a go. There were racks for the weapons and a place to carry the kill home. I don't want a shooting brake but I think I might enjoy the life to which one is appropriate.
#18
Instructor
When the unspeakable are in pursuit of the inedible they are mounted on horseback chasing a fox with the help of a lot of dogs. When these same folks go after deer, they drive out onto the moors in their shooting brake (station wagon to us) and have a go. There were racks for the weapons and a place to carry the kill home. I don't want a shooting brake but I think I might enjoy the life to which one is appropriate.
Isn't the term "break"? As in, a lift gate (typically on a Range Rover), under which the shooters stand when shooting sporting clays in the rain? The lift gate offers a "break" from looking up into the rain.
At least, that's what we do and how we spell it.
#24
Race Car
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#25
According to the origin of the term, your spelling was correct.
#27
Instructor
Regarding Chase Car, Inc., yeah they also have a Cayenne S. They were filming a commercial one morning of a new Buick driving near the Staples Center. Talked to them during a break (or brake, for those who prefer).
EVERYTHING is painted flat black so not to have anything reflect even the tiniest glint of sunlight into the camera's field of vision. Mirror glass painted over, every exposed chrome or steel nut or bolt, even the license plate and screws was sprayed flat black.
They said they do a lot of chase scenes in the action movies.
What a great job driving these 2 Porsches would be!
#28
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I would have never Googled "shooting brake" together.
I have never heard the term before.
Thanks.
#29
I would have never Googled "shooting brake" together.
I have never heard the term before.
Thanks.