Originally Posted by JonasO

I want some Photoshop help, please give my baby black wheels and lower it some...

Originally Posted by FrenchToast

Here you go Jonas!

I think for darker colored cars you really need some contrast, i.e. a silver lip.

To all: Be safe, have a good one!

Cheers

Originally Posted by Onami

I just don't get the whole black wheel craze...I wonder if it's an age thing?

Originally Posted by Knight

I don't think it's an age thing.

Originally Posted by FrenchToast

curve lover request I post this, from the NYIAS exhibit.

Originally Posted by Knight

Amazing so perfect on that speedster!

Originally Posted by curve lover

I enjoyed seeing FrenchT's artwork in NYC last weekend. His above "Reflections" comparison piece with an iconic '89 Speedster & a 993 creatively connected heritage with the longevity of black wheels: from Fuchs through the future.

FrenchT's artwork on display with the LeMay Museum:

Originally Posted by Stealth 993

Jager, do you have anything to do with Lemay? They are located in my town & are about to open a huge new museum.

Originally Posted by Stealth 993

Jager, do you have anything to do with Lemay? They are located in my town & are about to open a huge new museum.

Originally Posted by John Lamm

You’ve possibly never heard of LeMay, America’s Car Museum, but that’s about to end.

After two years of construction–pouring 35 million pounds of concrete–the $60 million automobile museum in Tacoma, Washington is just about finished. June 2, 2012 is the grand opening for the facility, which will display 175 of the cars in its collection. The 165,000-square-foot museum and its 3.5-acre show field are adjacent to the Tacoma Dome. In addition to its car displays, the museum includes a library and educational center, theater, café, banquet hall and meeting facilities.

Learn more here. The ACM, as it’s known, has a comprehensive website including coverage of 39 of the museum’s cars. If you want to join the museum, it costs $50. Put it on your list of places to visit on the West Coast.

Originally Posted by Jason Siu

LeMay America’s Car Museum (rendered above) will be opening its doors to the general public in Tacoma, Washington. In anticipation of that, the group is bringing a sample exhibit to the upcoming New York Auto Show.

The 22,000-square-foot exhibit of the Jacob Javits Center and will be on display for a limited time. 15 classic cars ranging from the 1963 Buick Riviera to the 1921 Ford Model T will join a collection of vintage motorcycles courtesy of Ace Cafe.

“Our exhibit is just a small taste of what visitors to America’s Car Museum will experience, with examples of cars that Americans love, including some from Nicola Bulgari’s collection,” said ACM President and CEO David Madeira.

The LeMay America’s Car Museum will open on June 2nd and is a four-story museum located in downtown Tacoma. It will house rotating exhibits using cars, music, film, and photographs and will also feature an educational center, gift shop, banquet center, cafe, and library. ACM also hopes to host vintage car events, rock concerts, and drive-in movies.

Originally Posted by Isaac862

Thanks guys, this is one of my favorite Porsche's (not just 911s) of all time, cant believe it was there.