What do you think these two people were thinking about or saying to each other in this 1963 Le Mans ad? Here are a few possibilities.

Man: Just a few more, I haven’t made enough scratches in the decklid with my belt buckle yet.

Man: Elbow, elbow, decklid dent, decklid dent. Okay, all finished.

Man: I can afford a tripod, but I prefer to simply mimic its stance with my body for beach shoots. Man: I’m telling you, that windshield frame can support you… no problem.

Man: Seriously, I am a professional photographer, and no my wife won’t mind that you’re sitting on our car.

Man: Stop worrying. We can wash your footprints off the windshield and hood later.

Man: I know the car is barely in the photo's frame. It’s okay, don’t worry about it.

Man: The pale white sky is fine for this shoot… really.

Man: Good thing we didn’t order the coupe.

Woman: I can’t wait to see the photo proofs from this shoot.

Woman: This is just what I need to round out my portfolio.

Woman: I’ve heard of the dealer taking a photo of happy customers with their new cars, but isn’t this a little extreme?

Woman: Funny, I’ve never heard of that magazine you said you're from.

Woman: You know, I could just sit behind the wheel for this photo.