1948 Mercury M47 Pickup by kenmo
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Description
Event: Truro Annual Car Show
Location: Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada
Date: June 5, 2010
Camera: Olympus E620
Software: Corel Paint Shop Pro X2, Topaz Adjust 4, Topaz Denoise 4
Comments (16)
A rare treat...don't see many old Merc trucks of this vintage. How do you like your E-620? I just began shooting in RAW this weekend with my E-30...I think I am really going to like the results.
fantastic capture!
Lord! It was made the same year I was born, and it looks better! lol q-: Excellent shot! (:
Sublime Mercury for sour my friend. I have always to prefer Mercury in Ford it was always small the more luxurious like. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)) Un sublime Mercury pour sure mon ami . J'ai toujours préférer le mercury dans Ford il était toujours un petit plus luxueux comme . Bravo et mile mercis((5++))
What a wonderful restored/preserved truck ... super photo! I like the DOF in this too ... makes the truck stand out.
BEAUTIFUL!!
He lokks like a new one! Very beautiful, nice colors too :) (the Queen is in N.E did you see her?)
I honestly didn't know Mercury ever made trucks- what a beauty!
Awesome car, excellent shot and postwork!
Love the ride, dig the capture and postwork effects, but somehow the factory standard size tyres just don't seem to cut it anymore, especially after seeing some these blinged out ! ~Cheers~
Stunning Paintjob on this classic!
Nice old Truck.
~Awesome~ Ready to Party :-} FABULOUS, as always!!!
wow that my truck
I really like this shot. Merc trucks are as rare as hens teeth and definitely more refined and elegant than other trucks of that era.
I do not remember seeing a Ford with a Mercury name plate.when I was in my early 20's a friend had a 49 Ford with a 48 Caddie v8. it was a blast to drive.excellent shot and post work