Old Yeller
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
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I am certainly not the best photographer in the world, but I do enjoy working with a camera and PhotoShop Elements. Most of the photos are taken with a Nikon D80 digital SLR and an 18-135mm lens. Some are taken with a Canon A620 point and shoot digital camera. A few are taken with a Canon S3Is (semi-pro) digital camera.
Please note that I have taken all of the photographs on this blog and they are copyrighted. Thank you for viewing and commenting. Your visits are appreciated and you comments are welcome. Stop by anytime.
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I am certainly not the best photographer in the world, but I do enjoy working with a camera and PhotoShop Elements. Most of the photos are taken with a Nikon D80 digital SLR and an 18-135mm lens. Some are taken with a Canon A620 point and shoot digital camera. A few are taken with a Canon S3Is (semi-pro) digital camera.
Please note that I have taken all of the photographs on this blog and they are copyrighted. Thank you for viewing and commenting. Your visits are appreciated and you comments are welcome. Stop by anytime.
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25 comments:
Not playing this week, but wanted to comment. Wow, this ride is awesome. I wouldn't mind having it. Have a great WW. :)
That's cool!
Nice photos and car.
Thanks for stopping by.
Wow that is an awesome car!!!
There are very few types of cars that look good yellow and this is one of the few.
That's really cool! Happy WW! :)
Nice ride. Love the color!
wow that is awesome. i gotta get me one of those :)
That's is one extremely nice vintage!! Love the yellow too! :)
**drool**
Oh my, that's one pretty ride...
What a beauty!! I bet you are very proud:) Happy WW and thanks for stopping by. Id love to take a ride in that.
Cool ride!
I sure would love to take a ride in that too.
Old Yeller? Maybe more like ol' Screamer. Woo hoo!
Sandee: Thanks for stopping by.
Mama Grizzly: I thought so too.
Ken: Thank you sir.
Mr. O: I feel the same way. I'm usually not a fan of yellow cars.
CK-II: It does look like one cool ride.
Rm-Galyles: The color is pretty unique for a street rod.
Slim: Thanks for stopping by. Glad you like the pic.
Napaboniya: It is a vintage that only gets better with age.
Travis: Can I get you a towel?
Ellen B: I love these street rods and this is a really nice example.
Lori: Unfortunately this ride isn't mine, but if you'll buy it for me, I'll let you ride in it anytime. LOL.
ZJ: If Lori buys it for me, then you can ride too!
The Right Blue: I am sure it will scream! There is a parachute on the rear that I cropped out.
My oldest brother was interested in these many years ago.
From bright RED to Bright YELLOW! What a car and beautifully clean and bright engine! Happy WW!
Sweet ride.
Driller, I'm commenting on your comment about the McCain's attack ads on Obama. You're right if the shoe were on the other foot, Obama would be attacking McCain. Of course I hope he wouldn't but we know politicians. I often wonder what people mean when they think powerful Democrats will not support family values... I believe in family and I believe in values and I'm a Democrat. So what's not to like? :)
Vroom, vroom !!
Cool car! Thanks for stopping by my WW!
Awesome pictures!
What a wonderfully shiny canary yellow hot rod!!! Is this yourz???
Hugs and blessings,
Hey Driller, I like your car. But ...
If it isn't fiberglass then it is a waste of a 34 Ford (or 35?). I believe in keeping what are left in original or original/restored condition.
We had a 34 Ford, it was baby blue and we raced it as 'modified stock' back in the 50's. We had to keep a flathead engine in it, it would generally win or be close in the B Feature race but we couldn't compete in the A Feature with the 32 Plymouths with the Hemi engines which were legal as they came out in '53 which our rules said could be the latest engine.
I have a parade on my WW today, we were in it as a function of our Blogstock '08 Festival. At the end I have a link to other Blogstock pictures and narratives.
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Barbra: I've always loved street rods, just never owned one.
Teach: I love all things bright and shiny.
Time and space doesn't permit me to fully explain my views. However, most Democrats and Republicans are not as liberal or as conservative as the driving forces in their party. Most of us are truly more moderate at heart.
Joyce: Screeeeech!!! DBS!!!!
Dad: It is always a pleasure to stop by your place..
Storyteller: It is a great looking machine, but it is not mine.
Jim: Thanks for stopping by. I didn't check the body material, but I would guess fiberglass. I used to watch some of those races in Tulsa as a kid during the late 50's and early 60's. It was great fun!
Julie: Thank you
Wow... just wow... it's STUNNING! I only hope that IF we get the "you know what", it will look as good... because my oh my, that's a spectacular vehicle!
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