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Great shots. The background's color is so vivid it looks fake. Fall is my favorite time to shoot.

I'm a huge 'rev fan, but can't remember the last time he smiled that big. I've seen him a few times around here. Fun stuff, great gal!

BTW, Four Hundred Bucks is my fave.

I just bought a cab mount "dimple" from him on eBay. Glad to see his stuff up for sale, since I'm going to need a lot more than just the mount piece.

I love to have whatever he sprayed it with that cleaned it off that well. I'm guessing it was unicorn tears?

Joe Villines
Somewhere in a Kuwaiti desert.
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I've done that before. The 3M emblem tape is awesome stuff. I have used it for all kinds of jobs where I might have to remove it later, and years later, it removes fairly easily without paint damage.

I'm planning on buying 3M stock before I begin. I really believe in their products.

Joe

Agreed. I don't even attempt to pull the trans anymore. I'd suggest taking the truck in and let them remove, fix, and install especially since there could be a warranty issue. Some checks I'm willing to write, and often the best tool in the toolbox.

What you're thinking about doing is the way it used to be done. My buddy has a '51 Kaiser with an a/c unit console and a backup unit for the window. Check this out: http://www.instructables.com/pages/search/search.jsp?cx=partner-pub-1783560022203827%3Anpr2q7v5m6t&cof=FORID%3A11&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=air+c...

Speaking of the Seattle area, here's some stuff from the Flying History Collection we shot last year over a drill weekend.

https://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/? ... 318&type=3

Just order a dropped tube axle from Speedway and be done with it. Couple hundred bucks, with new springs and disc compatible hubs. For a couple hundred bucks more you get the complete brake kit. Cheaper than making up a jig, buying chromoly tubing (regular 2x2 is generally pretty soft), tigging eve...

Being a photographer, I own the rights to any image I make, regardless of the subject. If the subject is on private property, the law gets a little more specific. If there is no reasonable expectation of privacy, a photo can be taken. If I'm on public land and can look into your bedroom window, I ca...

Hobcobble wrote:Your bike turned out great! A college pal of mine had an old
Honda CB360[?] that I always liked. You do great work Jim!
John

I had a '77 CB360T when I was a senior in high school in the mid 90's. Awesome.

Check out Lostamerica.com. I'm pretty sure that's one of his photos. He probably has a swepty. He has a page on Flickr too.

I'm glad you're here getting help for your Swepty addiction. Lord knows how old iron seems to multiply. Sounds like you could get more exercise just walking around your trucks! Joe Its been decades since I might have had to walk - I can't remember having to. Closest to it would have been a few yrs a...

These are usually ebay for really reasonable prices. I own about ten of them now from different eras.

I love the "golden hour" shots during the last hour or so of light. It's so much more rich and is a little more soft than mid-day or even morning light. Love that first shot. Joe here are a few photos i took of my truck recently... we had a real nice sunset and i was out just riding around with no p...

If anybody wants professional photos done, and is in the five-state area (surrounding Iowa), I'd gladly come do a shoot for members of this board if It's at or near a car show. As much advanced notice as possible is needed, and no appointments before August 1st (I'm trapped in a never-ending litterb...

Using the exhaust to incinerate waste seems like a great way to set the whole van on fire. Did you mean to say 'Corvair' designer instead?

Perkins64 wrote:these were designed by Larry Shinoda, a Corvette designer.

the exhaust is used to incinerate the sewer waste.

Cool really.

The 'best of' album with Copperhead Road and Guitar Town always has a place in my player.

I think I'd live in that thing--just 'cause it's cool as hell.

Campinfool wrote:

Are you referring to this? I can't tell what make it is either.

http://db-artmag.de/archiv/assets/images/280/15.jpg