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Voigtländer Bessa RF | Fujifilm ACROS II 100 B&W | negative developed at home using Cinestill Dƒ96 monobath
It looks a bit rusty and faded in spots but that's the intent! Despite its older appearance, the drivetrain is modern.
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Hostetter's Salvage Yard in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania.
Print Size 13x19 inches. Happy Truck Thursday
Museo del Ferrocarril. Vehículo sobre raíles que se utilizaba para el transporte de mercancías. Similar a los pickup actuales. Antigua estación de Delicias. Madrid. España
I'm far away from my bricks at the moment and thus unable to make any adequate tribute MOCs for Nnenn's tragic passing...
This feels a little nonsensitive, but I made this two pickup trucks when I had some parts within my grasp last week and they are the only LEGO stuff I've packed...
I hope I'll find some time and bricks (and a rubber band holder of course) for an adequate tribute soon...
An old GMC pickup truck sits abandoned in a junk yard. You can imagine the stories this old truck could tell.
The 4th Generation of Ford’s F pickup trucks spanned model years 1961-66. New for the generation was the ‘integrated pickup’ design in which the bed was welded directly onto the cab. This was intended to save assembly steps in the factory and to replace the ‘Styleside’ bed of the previous generation in which the two parts were mounted separately on the vehicle frame.
However, truck buyers weren’t completely sold on the idea for various reasons having to do with ride and durability of the design. To satisfy potential Ford buyers who wanted the conventional configuration in which the cab and bed weren’t directly attached together, they then offered a combination of a Gen 4 cab mismatched with the Gen 3 box for a couple of model years! By the middle of 1963, Ford finally offered a separate Gen 4 Styleside box that matched the style of the Gen 4 cab.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_F-Series_(fourth_generation)
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I spotted this old pickup in this open barn as I was driving one day. I figure the owner is keeping it and has full intentions of restoring it "one of these days"
Foot Note..
Old barns and outbuildings common to the Salem County, NJ area. This is another in a line of images that I made when I discovered Topaz Impression. What a powerful program! It makes your images look like a painting. The only problem is it's like having a gas pedal at your disposal and you tend to turn it up to 9 when you should have stopped at 4. I realize that, but I'm still proud of this period that I went through. It's part of my seeing the world through Norman Rockwell/Currier&Ives rosy glasses. But I love that stuff. So, bear with me, and try to enjoy the intent.