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Really sharp IH 9900i for Transport Lanctot & Fils Inc. from St. Lambert, QC parked at MATS in Louisville, KY in March, 2013
Comparison of scan from Epson Perfection flatbed scanner (lower left) to the file I got from Oscar's Photo lab. Looks like I'm gonna be spending a lot of time color correcting (no thanks!), or buy a dedicated film scanner (yes please!) Maybe this Epson thing can be calibrated....
Mamiya M645, 80mm, Kodak Portra 800
This is a European chassis that there's a handful of in the US. This isn't a very popular chassis here, so when I saw this truck, I had to take a picture of it.
I could be wrong, but I think this truck is basically a re-badged Renault Midlum and I think it is also used in Europe as a Volvo VM
A few weeks back, I was headed to one of the camps, and I saw this old truck parked in a field along the road. I didn't have a chance to stop, and on the way back, it was raining so hard that I didn't get a chance to stop.
That, and I couldn't remember where it was. Heh.
So, last Sunday, I was headed down that way again, and saw the truck again -- this time, I made sure to make a clear note of where it was.
On the way back that afternoon, I stopped at the truck and walked around it. It's an old White, but, I'm not sure of the model.
Pastor Rick? Sunset Sailor? Grizfan? Anyone else?
There's the truck.
"It's a girl my lord in a flatbed Ford, slowing to take a look at me"
Winslow, AZ USA 2015
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Standard model will retail for around $4000, this includes, removable headboard, 16" high extruded drop sides and tailgate, LED tail lights and all mounting equipment
Flatbed trucks loaded with equipment are parked next to the R/V Thomas G Thompson at Esquimalt Graving Dock, 11 September 2010.
Flatbed Trailer - Scale Model
Lasercut corten steel
by Wim Delvoye
I loved this: delicate metal with echoes of ecclesiastical and gothic architure used to create a bloody great trailer with a cement truck on the back. It was surreal, it was beautiful, I couldn't take my eyes off it. Eventually Mr TLC had to practically drag me away from it or we would never have seen the rest of the pieces in the exhibition.