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I gave up on manuals about 5 or 6 years ago. Years before that my sister was moving house and rented a 3 tonne truck with pantech. Of course the call came for big brother to drive it. By the end of the day I could hardly walk. The clutch played havoc with my left knee.

But I have a hankering for a 3 on the tree experience again.
Like commuting in CA with a 3,000 pound pressure plate on a racing clutch.
 
Me. The top is wood, the bottom is linocut. Like I said, I have to be good at at least one thing.

Excellent Roger! Really nice work! I was a printmaking major in art school - did all forms of printing (silk-screens, etchings, lino/wood cuts) but mainly focused on stone lithography. I did a pretty big lino-cut in high-school art room of Jimi Hendrix! :bassist:
 
So they weren't drunk and couldn't figure out how to use a bull float.

Heck no! ;) I'm sure they charged that guy a pretty penny for 'decorative surfacing' ... (I would!) He obviously has the bucks and wanted a unique show-off surface "look" for shooting pics of that beautiful automobile. I actually like the way it looks ... just curious how it will age.
 
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Excellent Roger! Really nice work! I was a printmaking major in art school - did all forms of printing (silk-screens, etchings, lino/wood cuts) but mainly focused on stone lithography. I did a pretty big lino-cut in high-school art room of Jimi Hendrix! :bassist:
My wife did a bit of lithography. I only did relief and intaglio. These days, it’s 90% relief.
 
Heck no! ;) I'm sure they charged that guy a pretty penny for 'decorative surfacing' ... (I would!) He obviously has the bucks and wanted a unique show-off surface "look" for shooting pics of that beautiful automobile. I actually like the way it looks ... just curious how it will age.
In an icy winter I'd be dreading it
 
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I gave up on manuals about 5 or 6 years ago. Years before that my sister was moving house and rented a 3 tonne truck with pantech. Of course the call came for big brother to drive it. By the end of the day I could hardly walk. The clutch played havoc with my left knee.

But I have a hankering for a 3 on the tree experience again.
I'd like one as well. You could let it set out with the keys in it and hardly anyone (no one under 45 anyway), would be able to get it going. It would be a great youbube moment watching them try to get it in "drive."