I have been having some fun with ChatGPT recently and decided to have a quick go at our old "back of shirt" logo. In about 5 minutes I came up with what you see below. I thought it was impressive. What do you guys and gals think? 

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Jason,

     Very impressive indeed.  With this technology, you are the doyen.  When can I order the shirt???

Dennis DiBari

That would look cool on the back of a shirt! May have to see what we can do.

Since you asked, the bumpers do have a nice chrome-like appearance, however the enhanced images have an unrealistic flattening especially apparent on the 64 which should "V" out in the center. This is also noticeable in the vertical lines in the 64 grill. 

Hmm, Might have to play around with it some more. There are some over accentuations such as the Gold grill scripts ... which was the first "flaw" I picked up and it squeezed that center crest when I told ChatGPT to make the center more narrows as it was too big overall in my eyes. Kurt, if you have/use ChatGPT maybe see what you can do with it. I have about 10 minutes in it myself and thought the more realistic representation looked better than the low res grainy source picture. I may try to work on it some more later. If you do work on it some fix that center crest but I would vote to leave th Cadillac Script Gold. You know me and Gold!  at the end of the day this is a log and not a real live picture take from what I think was an illustration in an old Master Part Book or perhaps the shop manuals. 

Here is one taking our more of the shadow below bumper making the fronts look less like a low rider, and enlarging the center tad which seems to help the crest, and pushing the 63 and 64 ends away from the center a tad:

Jason,

     Let me know about shirt orders; I want three!!!!!

Dennis DiBari

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