1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Ugh he's what's wrong with America

 

You forgot a comma BTW...

 

You should of shut up

 

Ian Cartabiano - Toyota Studio Design Chief

Ian earned his Bachelor’s of Science degree in transportation design from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. He also currently serves as an instructor at Art Center College of Design and is a four-time recipient of the Great Teacher Award.

https://businessradio.wharton.upenn.edu/people/ian-cartabiano/

Dave Marek - Acura Design Chief - Art Center Instructor

http://www.artcenter.edu/connect/do...-acura-dave-marek-brings-people-together.html


https://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2017/09/rationale-behind-toyotas-insane-new-styling/

https://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2019/05/inside-ed2-is-this-the-coolest-place-to-design-a-car/

This reminds me of the early 1960s when Elwood Engle left the Ford design studio for Chrysler.

Soon afterward Chrysler products started to look like Engle designed Fords and Lincolns.

1961 Continental



1964 Imperial

 

Should have*

 

Now you're just making up imaginary problems. You don't even wheel

 

don't care

I wheel just not alot.

 

Do forest roads count as wheeling though?

a pile of gravel doesn’t

 

@BartMaster1234 interested in a small electronics repair project for side moneys?

I have a pair of Sennheiser HD 280 pro headphones that have a pinched wire inside the headband and I'd also like to replace the fixed cord with a jack so I can use any 3.5mm cord

 

We don't have forest roads lol. But I been to the dunes and Badlands and I forget what the forest park is called

 

no motivation but long day ahead

 

Thank you Mr. Akio Toyoda for declaring the end of 'boring' Toyotas.
Well I dunno, I liked being able to easily buy a Toyota that had an old grampa for a PO, now with 'cool' Toyotas there will be many different types of POs unfortunately... Pros and cons, I guess

 

Meanwhile, it looks like the Chinese are keeping Pininfarina busy working on their new electric car designs.

 

I didn't know he was designing some of their electric stuff, or any of cars for a Chinese maker for that matter. If I remember he/they did work for Ferrari I think. I just saw that Mahindra acquired Pininfarina last year? Don't think I noticed that

 

Yep. I always thought Farina had some influence on the 1st gen design with the sweeping curves over the wheels.

 

Sure, shoot me some pics.

 

Hey, that's where I graduated from in 2011. I knew I recognized his name from somewhere.

The transportation design area of the school was always a lot of fun to walk around in, some really cool stuff goes on in there

 

My weekend starts in 30 minutes.

 

of the headphones? I have not taken them apart