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I just had a convo with Ryan about this sorta thing recently, so kinda funny it came up here. For me, the tactile nature of analog photography...
I'll add in a couple of thoughts: 1. The French military used flatheads into the 90's. Not sure if all the talk about bad blocks applies to...
ordered. ohboybohboybohboy!
Thanks for sharing! The green and white '36 3-window is bitchin'.
It's like a Pee Wee Herman skit. Today's word of the day is "potvin"!
So, I'm a bit baffled on removing the trim ring on a 1952 Ford car. I can remove the screw at the bottom of the trim ring, and the trim ring...
and a couple more.... [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
A few of mine from this summer: [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
With the Hassy V-system (pretty much any of the 50x series film cameras, there are several digital film backs too; the only one that looks even...
@Ryan sorry about the OT Chevy AD truck. Only included since I think it shows what the lens and film combo can do. You are correct that the Fuji...
@Ryan You probably already know about these, especially if you're in the Fuji GFX system, but I adore my Fuji GSW690III. It's a 6x9 fixed lens...
That's bitchin'. I agree with you Ryan...very painterly.
@Ryan YMMV, but I've found Fuji X-series cameras plus a Kodachrome preset in Lightroom to be pretty spot on. I referenced a bunch of scanned...
I fully agree with your point, and I should have maybe been more clear with my response: the car is so low that I have to get it in the air to...
Headlight and "regular" taillights. Brakelights and turn signals remain so just limited to that circuit. Relays and wiring look good, but will...
There's no foot switch in the car anymore. There is a toggle under the dash, but it does nothing I can find. There may not be a highbeam selector...
This was at the Petersen in the Low Rider exhibit and it.is.stunning in person.
I suspect the issue I'm asking about is simply one of inspecting wiring and correcting a short, but thought I'd ask the HAMB braintrust just in...
I'll admit I'm biased, but I think '63 Chevies look best really low. This is how mine sits now...and it was lower until I moved over to disc...
The '63 Biscayne in my avatar is originally a 230ci inliner, and when that died I had a hot 292 Chevy put together with high compression pistons,...
Solid photos. The '40 Ford coupe wearing '57 Lincoln Premier caps and the '54 Lincoln get my vote for best cars.
I always thought the 3-window put together by my pops (Tony Miller aka 50Fraud) was pretty bitchin'. [IMG]
My '63 Biscayne mild custom (in my avatar pic) is nicknamed "Biscuit".
I wanna play too, despite being late to the game. BTW, some of you may recognize 50Fraud in those shots, and she's continuing to impress people -...
Thought I'd throw these here for those who might remember 50Fraud: she's alive and well in my care. [IMG] [IMG]
"Meh Neighbor" or "Dickhead Neighbor" probably wouldn't get as many people...:D
Nice little local car show near me, always a nice way to spend a Saturday morning. Especially when you can convince your 17 year old daughter to...
Is that a Jimmy 302 running Weber sidedrafts in the blue coupe?
I'll also sneak in that our club vehicle, a 1960 Ranchero, now with a 302/T5 swap, made it out. This is the first time it's been out on the road...
Usually this show has a pretty solid turnout, but weather wise today, it started in the 40s. Mixed with wind and lots of heavy cloud cover, I...
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