[Volusia Norm]

Any chance someone has a line art or clip art (not photos) of a 1937 Cord Cabriolet in their collection? I need one for our website and upcoming car show in April. Thanks in advance..
Norm, Volusia Region AACA Webmaster

[Jay Wolf]

No sure where I got this one, most likey off the web.

[Volusia Norm]

Thanks Jay..
I have a photo of the featured car we will be using (a club members).. but it was taken with grass reflecting on the chrome, windows and the tires have grass up the edges of the tires. So I have a lot of cleanup to do to keep it a photo. The one you sent gives me an idea of how i can change to line art and keep it simple..

[Bill Hummel]

I will try to find you some clipart. I have a 1936 Cord 810 Cabriolet and I know lots of other friends with Cabriolets.

Do you want a side view, 1/4 view, straight-on? Super-charged with pipes showing?

Format? GIF, JPG, PDF, vector? Let me know and I will see what I can round up for you.

Bill Hummel, Webmaster
Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Club

[West Peterson]

Originally Posted By: Jay Wolf

No sure where I got this one, most likey off the web.

Jay
That's not a cabriolet. That one is a phaeton.

[West Peterson]

You can make clip art from a photo if you have some sort of photo altering application. I use Photoshop, but there may be other less expensive applications that can do it as well. If you need help making one, let me know.

[Bill Hummel]

Here is line art of my 1936 Cord 810 Cabriolet. Feel free to use it if you like.

[Volusia Norm]

Thanks everyone... my club decided to use a photo of our featured car for the show over line art. I started to hand draw it but didn't finish it before the decision. I used photoshop to trim the photo to the edges of the cars outline.
Suggestion, if you take photos of a car for shirts/high resolution type projects, try to to have reflections of grass, people, etc. on the chrome and paint. Makes it much easier!