History Old Time Junk Yard Photos PIX 1920 to 1970

Awesome perspective and detail shots there, Dan! THANKS for posting more of your work, bro!

Now, an at-large QUESTION for HAMBer here. Dan mentioned to me that the SAMPLE shots of his that I posted on #1140 and 1141 did not show up on his home screen. CAN MOST PEOPLE SEE THEM, or do we have a universal problem?

If the latter, I'll let Dan know which those eight were, so that he can repost, or whatever we can work something out. FIRST, we need to know how many viewers CAN or CANNOT see those pix. THANKS in advance, everybody!

 

46-48 Oldsmobile line up, Delta, CO August, 2008

 

CanNOT see them here, but would love to....great patina colors!!

 

Can't see the pics in the aforementioned posts either.

 

Okay, if you're getting the RED-X effect, I'll let Dan know which ones I posted, so he can repost them when he has time.

AWESOME stuff, though! Oh! Wait! I'll do the shadow-puppet version for ya! LOL!

 

Panhard Dyna



And Morris Minor with belgian License plate

 

1950 Nash Statesman Supreme, Delta, CO 8/2008

 

I can view the photos when clicking the links in the subscription notification email.

 

BTW Some of these are from my gallery called the Orval Proctor collection. This was an auction in Delta Colorado in 2008.

Here is a 47 Olds



http://www.pbase.com/dlgphoto/opc&page=all

 

Bomb, do you mean you RIGHT-click, then click on SHOW PICTURE?

Dan, please shott your regular email. I can't send pix, usually, via the HAMB email. It seems to drop pix and anything special, e.g., bold-facing, italics, etc. THANKS!

 

No, I don't even need to right click them. They're the actual links to the photos in the email.

Here's the email:

This thread is located at:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=390611&goto=newpost

Here is the message that has just been posted:
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*BTW, though Dan shoots for his own enjoyment, he does sell quite a few of his images in crystal-clear, fine-art format! This info is for any HAMBer or just car nut wishing some really QUALITY images for his/her den or garage!*

Image: http://i.pbase.com/o6/17/816317/1/116194207.xdsuHhqz.DHAYES0221Edit5.jpg (http://www.pbase.com/dlgphoto/dhayescoll&page=2)

*'63 Imperial, one of the last true Imperials. Beautiful study in form, *
*texture light and frame, IMO! Peyton, CO.*

Image: http://i.pbase.com/o4/17/816317/1/125860138.VocIm7b9.DHAYES0325Edit.jpg (http://www.pbase.com/dlgphoto/dhayescoll&page=5)

*'56 Windsor*

Image: http://i.pbase.com/o6/17/816317/1/116640404.OglKk2Ga.DHayes0575Edit.jpg (http://www.pbase.com/dlgphoto/dhayescoll&page=4)

Image: http://i.pbase.com/o6/17/816317/1/116271211.j28cVMBT.DHAYES0316.jpg (http://www.pbase.com/dlgphoto/dhayescoll&page=3)
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Done!

 

Well, sounds like a step in the right direction. At least Dan can KNOW which ones didn't show when I tried to post & repost tem when he gets a chance. THANKS for the input guys.

When it comes to computer stuff, I am the one who's about as useless as Amish tech support!

 

A 48-49 Packard, I believe -Lampasas, TX April, 2010

 

You have found a lot of amazing cars - great images, please keep them coming.

 

Reprising an earlier post, sounds as though you guys might appreciate the genre-work
of Andy Milford, Rhinebeck, NY, who shot this placid scene at Old Car City near White, GA.

 

And HAMBer FarmerGal is responsible for this fab shot. The natural light could NOT be better!

 

Both are beautiful! Nice HDR work on Andy's picture

 

wow...such a cool thread thanks for posting!

 

Heres a few pics for everyone, These were some of my of favorite outings!

 

I like how these Chevies are lined up chronologically.

 

Bomb and Chopped Merc - where are ( or were) all these beauties?

 

Winter time Junkin!

 

Odd ball yards and tweek tweek places!

 

I guess you'll have to ask CM about them. I only reposted one of his photos with a comment.

 

1957 Cadillac - Victor, CO December, 2004

 

1942 Oldsmobile B44 Convertible Delta, CO August, 2008

 

Great photos Dan. Nice work.

 

I wen to one a couple weeks ago and my guide showed me the best way to get around was from car top to car top. Notice his beer, he never spilled a drop.