Land Rover needed for New England Photoshoot

[cooperfilmcars]

This is Jeff from Cooper Classics in NYC. I am putting together a fashion shoot on September 4th and 5th. I am looking for a Series Land Rover for the photoshoot.
The shoot will be in Rhode Island and will be still photography. The truck will only be driven by the owner and will be fully insured while on set.
Your vehicle will be treated the same way our vehicles (www.cooperclassiccars.com) are when they are on set. Nobody is jumping on your hood or driving your car through a flaming hoop on our shoots.
If you are interested please email me pictures of your vehicle to info@cooperclassiccars.com or call Jeff at 212-929-3909.
If you are interested in participating in photoshoots but do not have the correct vehicle for this shoot please visit www.cooperclassiccars.com/filmcars to submit into my filmcar database. I will have your info on file and will contact you for future shoots for your vehicle.

Thank You

[Tim Smith]

Tried to submit but got this:



Request object error 'ASP 0104 : 80004005'
Operation not Allowed
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Would also be nice if you made the form "https" since you are gathering personal information. Didn't stop me from trying though. :p

[junkyddog11]

Too bad there is no jumping through flaming hoops. I'd be down on that.

I've even got a couple that would MAKE nice flaming hoops.:eek:

[LaneRover]

I've even got a couple that would MAKE nice flaming hoops.:eek:

Wouldn't flaming hoops be a bit tough on the canvas top?

[cooperfilmcars]

So the shoot has changed from a series truck to a Defender. I am going to throw a similar post up on that forum.

Whenever I do a shoot with a convertible and a flaming ring of fire I always use this: http://www.theatrehouse.net/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=THH&Product_Code=5663&Category_Code=StageCoatings

[Tim Smith]

So the shoot has changed from a series truck to a Defender. I am going to throw a similar post up on that forum.

Whenever I do a shoot with a convertible and a flaming ring of fire I always use this: http://www.theatrehouse.net/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=THH&Product_Code=5663&Category_Code=StageCoatingsNow is that best applied with a brush or a roller?
:D