Doh! Realized I posted to the wrong thread. Meant to put in what have you DONE to your cruiser this week. Haha. Oh well here’s a picture from the trip, coming over Cerro Gordo peak, Inyo mountains.
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I think that you are in the right placeDoh! Realized I posted to the wrong thread. Meant to put in what have you DONE to your cruiser this week. Haha. Oh well here’s a picture from the trip, coming over Cerro Gordo peak, Inyo mountains.
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I hear ya and keep going! Mine is up on jack stands at the moment while I work on the steering. It’s too hot to be out in the garage today but I am motivated to finish this thing.I can't wait until I can contribute to this thread. I spend every day with my Land Cruiser but it hasn't been driven since I backed it into the garage for a tune up and transmission swap. Compression numbers and "while I'm at it" turned that into a full build. However, we decided not to make it a frame off after all, so now the focus is on getting it together and back on the road. Hopefully, I'll be driving it by the end of summer.
Then to the dump with my project trailer to drop some yard waste:
Goal of mine.Two night camping trip on the coast View attachment 3932892
Doh! Realized I posted to the wrong thread. Meant to put in what have you DONE to your cruiser this week. Haha. Oh well here’s a picture from the trip, coming over Cerro Gordo peak, Inyo mountains.
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Great shot McFly!
Likewise. That is an excellent quality photo, especially for being taken 40 years ago!
The framing is almost perfect, with excellent use of the rule of thirds. The light direction helps emphasize the shape of the subject while aiding in the telling of the story by showing the truck driving into the direction of light. This also creates a positive tension and leading lines.Likewise. That is an excellent quality photo, especially for being taken 40 years ago!
The framing is almost perfect, with excellent use of the rule of thirds. The light direction helps emphasize the shape of the subject while aiding in the telling of the story by showing the truck driving into the direction of light. This also creates a positive tension and leading lines.
Splendid technique in not only exposure but archival storage.
Good work and thanks for sharing @HooDoo
The film stock my memories are on.Thank you. Also note …… Kodachrome. Man I loved that film!
Nice Cruiser! I was on the Switzerland trail a few weeks ago.Took the fam camping and first offroad trip (took it easy- Switzerland Trail in CO). Truck did great!
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Thanks man! Was a great time, truck can handle a lot more I can tell (I need to build up some skills for sure!), next time Ill air down the tires a bit to give the kiddos a more comfy ride!Nice Cruiser! I was on the Switzerland trail a few weeks ago.