HIGH-RESOLUTION PICTURES OF CORD & AUBURN

Here are the high-resolution versions of the Auburn and Cord.


www.cordhaven.com/HI-RES

I have their 1957 T-Bird screensaver. I may still have the Cord screensaver at home somewhere... I'll look.

I have yet to try the software Bill uses... but I use Paint Shop Pro X. It does most everything that Photoshop does but cost much much less.

I tried the other day and they have taken the pictures down. I grabbed the full resolution version of the pictures long ago if you want them. I think they are 1280x1024. Let me know if you want them.

I used THUMBSPLUS from www.CERIOUS.com for the vast majority of the image editing on this website. Free and very good.

I use REAL DRAW PRO and PHOTO-BRUSH from www.MEDIACHANCE.com for the special effects. Both are highly-wizardized so you can do neat effects without a steep learning curve. I used these products to do the LOGOS of all of the cars.

As far as the Virtual Paint Shop, I will have to check around. I downloaded a program when I was bored one afternoon and haven't used it since.

Bill,

Went to this website but couldnt find any of the pics.
Tried following your directions after logging in but had no luck. Also, what program were you using to edit pics of your car? I am restoring a 29 Speedster and would like to use a program like this to decide on paint.

Appreciate your help
Dick Harding

Even have screen savers and wallpapers - tho had to register to enter.
Great site.

Wow! Did I hit the motherlode!

I found a company (CELANESE AG) that has been using Auburns, Cords, and other classic cars to tout their products and expertise.

Notice how they picked my exact model to showcase Cord! I am not sure who it belongs to. They used Richard Kughn's 29 Auburn Boattail Speedster to showcase Auburn.

You can find the Hi-Res versions here:

www.cordhaven.com/HI-RES