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In the flea market at the Central States Threshermen's Reunion, Pontiac, Illinois, 2019.
Happy Truck Thursday, everyone!
I photographed this car just after it had left the start line on the Manchester to Blackpool Veteran and Vintage Car Run in June 1983. It's a 1904 Cadillac Model A, and the programme of the event had this note about the car:
6 1904 Cadillac Model A
Reg: BJ 208 1-Cylinder 6.5 hp
(Mr. A.W. Hutt, Lytham St. Annes)
One of only three Model A Cadillacs in the UK, this car was first owned by Mr Pratt of Pratt's Petroleum, and then by Esso, being used a great deal in the 1930s for promoting Esso products. It has been in the Veteran Car Club since 1955, and completed several London to Brighton and Manchester to Blackpool runs since coming into Mr Hutt’s possession in 1976. Last year’s best effort was the VCC’s North West main event from Altrincham to Llandudno, a trip which was completed in one day via Denbigh and Betws-y-Coed, necessitating 1½ hours continuously in bottom gear.
Very over processed shot of an first generation Tesla Motors Model S captured in the wilds of downtown Sanford, Florida.
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Well here it is!
But if I'm honest, I'm not really happy with how it's turned out. The cocking lever is weak and ugly, there's no room for a working trigger, and it looks too big :P
I think I'll attempt a sniper rifle next (I've got an M24 in mind) but I'll need more slopes.
Oh, and remember my M4 Carbine? Well that's been finished for a few months now but I've only just realised I hadn't posted it. Once my camera is recharged, I'll get some pictures up. It's definitely my best life-size to date, and it's one of my best creations IMHO :)
Thanks for looking, and try not to laugh too hard ;)