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The black Pontiac Trans Am became well known on the TV show Knight Rider, and the car was affectionately called K.I.T.T., which stood for Knight Industries Two Thousand. This replica vehicle is owned by Christoper Palmer and is shown here at the Eyes on Design fundraising car event held every Father's Day at the Eleanor and Edsel Ford Estate in Grosse Ponite Shores, Michigan. Eyes on Design is a benefit for Henry Ford Health System's Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology and the event helps provide funding for the DIO's research, education and support of group programs for the for the visually impaired. Vehicles for Eyes on Design are chosen based on the year’s theme by invitation only.

Grace has been shooting photographs for over 35 years. She currently lives and travels full time in a motorhome throughout the United States and Canada, looking for unique photo spots. Originally started as a fun hobby, Grace became serious about her photography when she moved to the St. Clair County, Michigan area in 2004 and joined the Blue Water Shutterbugs Camera Club. Over the years Grace served as historian, Vice President, and President for the club, and remains active on the photo review committee while on the road. She is also a member of the Photographic Society of America. Grace is the owner of Times Gone By Photography, originally started as a joint venture with her now-deceased husband, Ron. Grace also manages Ron's...