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Frontansicht eines 1956er Chevrolet Belair.
Aufgenommen während der Wheels-Show auf dem Schützenplatz in Hannover.
Front view of a 1956 Chevrolet Belair.
Taken during the Wheels-Show at the Schützenplatz in Hannover.
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55 Chevy Pickup under the stars. 8 images taken for the sky, stacked in Sequator to reduce noise. 8 more images were lit by strategic use of small flashlight. All combined in Photoshop.
Found this old truck resting in a barn, Grassy Cove, Tn.
The hot wires prevent the cows on the farm from disturbing the old Chevy. HTT!
Sitting next to me at a red light, up on a flatbed tow truck. You can see hints of my Mazda reflected in the paint.
Sigma dp2 Quattro
I spotted this old Chevy while walking around the neighborhood. It's a '56 I think. Several texture layers were added in Photoshop.
Maybe at one time this was Glenn's Chevy. I like the old paint patina on vintage trucks, but I know several who prefer a shiny painted look.
Happy truck Thursday!
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Chevy Van that was the recipient of some "street art" by his neighbors daughter and her mother.....
Mufflers on Main Car Show
Blanchard, OK
This Generation 2 Chevy II was offered for model years 1966 & 1967 only. It is perhaps the most coveted of all Nova styles.
CSX ethanol train K443-10 is seen sporting a duo of rare SD80MAC from Norfolk Southern. The 80MACs were referred to as "Cadillacs" due to the advanced crew comfort features at the time of purchase by Conrail. The train is preparing to pass its final destination of Lawrenceville, GA and will enter the siding at Dacula in order to run the locomotives around the train, pull south and past this location again, and shove into the facility.
I'm recently back from the Adirondacks where a friend, her sister and I spent time in my friend's cabin on a small lake deep in the woods.
One day we went to a small city that's not known for high incomes, and a fair number of residents live below the poverty line.
I had a high school classmate who became a nun and this is where she lived and worked for decades and decades. As that time passed the number of women and men who entered vocational life dwindled. There were no longer any priests in permanent residence, and only 2 nuns...my classmate and an even older nun. They lived meagerly, ran the parish and tried to meet the needs of those who came for counsel and comfort. My classmate's life was one of devoted service to them.
When she turned 70, she retired not only from working, but she left the sisterhood too. Her work was done.
She later married. I last saw her about 12 years ago. I hope she's healthy and if anyone deserves love and companionship, it's her.
I don't know if anyone still lives in this house, and Rick (Gulden) I'm going to leave it to you to tell us if the car is a Chevy.
I doubt the plaque was put there by the city, so it may be the resident who decided to name this short street after their car.
Way to go. :-)