Sure.. Had to go and use one of my favorite cars as an example (minus the extra sticking out of the hood). Take a look at my site below. They are all gone now but were all my cars in a 2yr period. All 60-73 american iron.Click on a picture for details and videos..I was buying/selling from home at the time.
In the 10 years I was buying and selling, probably sold between 200-300 muscle cars. Lived in Phoenix most of that time and had 8 in Barrett Jackson 1 year. Never was fortunate enough to find a real 67 RS Z car. No wonder you funded a house with it! The 69 Z was the car I gauged the market with. When I started a real #s Z in very good condition was in the mid 30s. When I quit buying they were closer to 70. But my personal favorite was always the 70 Chevelle SS LS6 convertible. Saw one at Barrett's go for a cool million!
The name sounds familiar, but not sure I have had the pleasure. Probably seen each other at shows, sales or auctions.
I was actually gonna get those but instead i got the alfa ones, seems to get a lot range give them a try as well, thanks for the info
What I'd really like to test at some point is the benefit of omni-directional antennas for the kind of filming I do, vs the long range antennas which are directional, and therefore more sensitive to how the controller is pointed. It will take a bit of testing, but I am guessing that I will probably go for a combo of one panel and one omnidirectional. That's worked pretty well on my black perl monitor.
Yeah, I'm of two minds on the panel antennas. Or even the circulars. Yes they give you range, but you definitely need to think about which way you are aiming your controller. When you have a complex shoot, the less you have to think about, the better.
