Cool pictures! Post them here!

This 1st pic may be a repost....

 

does this really have motorcycle tires on it!

 

The info I have about this shot is that Carl Lee Allen was the owner operater of the garage and is the gentleman in the right of the photo. John Parker is an employee pictured on the left.

What I thought was coolest about this pic (and why I scanned it) is the custom in the edge of the shot to the right.

 

I like Neon.







(I hope I didn't post these before)

 

The duel front wheels and tyres on the Power Wagon are interesting and darn cool too!
However one does have to wonder why it needed them?
Doc.

 

No, I'm just an ass hole and cant stand people who bitch about things like that.
Doc.

 

I can understand if someone was concerned because their pic was being used in a commercial sense, but other than that, wtf? It was a pic, not a freakin' work of art...

 

Doc
It is good to understand who you are inside

 

I LOT of photographers consider their pictures a work or art -- and I belive that that they are also
Just my opinion

 

I cant imagine trying to drive that thing.
I have one were I work (w singles) that is very quick to teach you not to put your thumbs on the inside of the steering wheel.

 

Then he should watermark his pictures or make it so people can't save or hotlink the photos.

 

public domain rules.

 

Let's get back to the pictures, there are 2 other threads for whining about fuckin' rights crap! Thank you-MIKE

 

hi all..
didn't mean to cause a problem here...
I wasn't whining... i asked politely to be credited for a photo.
It actually is a work of art that i spent a lot of time on.
I didn't say take it down, i just asked to be credited so if someone wants a print, they can order one. Photography is one of the ways I support my growing family.
The owner of the car does not have to be credited unless i wanted to sell the image for commercial usage , then a release is sometimes needed.
No credit needed for me to show in a gallery, book or offer prints.
Anyway i have some other shots you guys might like:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/timheffernan/sets/72157621732751352/

 

anyone know the year of this old girl?

 

Cool picture of a 1932 ford truck

 

How about that tow rig with the dual front wheels on it! No power steering on that thing!

 

timheff nice to know you are not a whiner You have some great pics and I hope you occasionally share them with us. If you haven't already checked it out, take a look at the Art Archive. You will appreciate the talent there too.

 

February 1942. Akron, Ohio. Firestone Rubber. "Conversion. Beverage containers to aviation oxygen cylinders. After shatterproof oxygen cylinders for high altitude flying have passed all tests in the metal division of a large Eastern rubber factory, hot air is blown through the cylinders to remove all trace of moisture. The cylinders are then sealed and stacked for painting."



I have one of these.
Does anyone know more about them?

 

Wally Cleaver's first car, a $25 '36 coupe. 1961 season of Leave it to Beaver.

 

What kind of car is this?looks like a ford

 

I believe it's a Mercury?

 

It's a 1954 Meteor (Canadian only models that were priced between a Mercury and a Ford). Given our climiate, other than western cars or real low mile originals, they are pretty rare today.

Basically a Ford body with fancier trim and options. 1949-50 and '54-56 Meteors are my favorite years.

 

a couple

 

Well being that Bonneville Speed Week is only about 18 days away......

Jack Lufkins Sports Liner shot by Glenn Frudenburger (sp)



Bruce Geislers Stude



Kenny "Hollywood" Hoover, photog unknown



Rick Byrnes







Nolan White just before his last pass.
God Speed Nolan.
Photo by Louise Ann Noeth

 

pic of 49-50 Meteor
a 50 Ford with a Mercury grille