Last one for tonight. This a car that I had never heard of. Very stylish and sleek. I'll post more of it another day.
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Post Your Automotive Shots!
- Thread starter Will V|Photography
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Marilynne, you might want to check out that spare tire on your Jeep. That looks like rust on that spare wheel there!
There is rust on the rim. It's had a cover on it for 20+ years. Took the cover off a month or so ago when we took our bikes to Loxahatchee. It's a temporary tire and luckily I've never had to use it.
Marilynne
I was going to try to post these photos in logical groups, but there are just too many, and I took different angles on different passes.
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More cars and stuff. Including a VW Lowrider, a motor, and a .50 Machine Gun....
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Carolina Photo Guy
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This more accurately should be called a 1940 Graham Paige Hollywood.
These cars were built by Hupmobile using Cord body molds.
This was the last year for the Hupmobile models as Hupmobile
folded.
Neat cars.
Can you ever get enough of a classic Parkard, or classic anything for that matter....
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All of the photos in this series were taken with a Nikkor 35-80 that I paid less than $50 for on ebay. Look for bargains, they pay off.
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All of the photos in this series were taken with a Nikkor 35-80 that I paid less than $50 for on ebay. Look for bargains, they pay off.
Stangman98
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Carolina Photo Guy
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I love a classic ANYTHING. This '51 Packard Patrician 400 is a fine example.
While I may not have worked on these when they were new, they weren't very old when I
started. I remember this one Packard Carribean, a '55 if I remember correctly that had an irritating
miss but only on deceleration! The engine was a 292 ci Hemi with cross ram induction. This bitch could FLY!!!
It turned out to have a loose ceramic insulator on #8 spark plug that was grounding out the fire on decel. THAT
was a fun one! God I miss being able to do that stuff. Now, I am not physically able to play with the fun toys.
But that doesn't mean that I have forgotten EVERYTHING!
Will V|Photography
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Did a little hooning with some friends on Saturday...
Because Subaru by FLWill, on Flickr
Crossfire Slider by FLWill, on Flickr
Because Subaru by FLWill, on Flickr
Crossfire Slider by FLWill, on Flickr
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disciplerocks
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Since my other passion is cars, I have been to too many shows and have countless photos. So I think I'll just post new stuff here.
Just took this last night. My first attempt with light painting.
Just took this last night. My first attempt with light painting.
1936 Auburn Boatail Roadster
HDR Nikon 24-120 Streetsweeper
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