Found... by bmac62
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Description
...in an old garage in Arizona.
1937 Ford 1/2 ton pickup truck. The garage was almost as interesting as the antique truck. Location, Jerome, Arizona.

Comments (30)
All shiny and clean in the middle of that garage--how cool is that??!!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
This is everything I like about that style and period. Sweet!! :) (Love the reflected sky.)
look like a lot of good stuff is in there. cool shot of the car too
Well, now that you've found it, how soon will you be sending it to me? It is pretty familiar to me as I once owned a 1938 Ford pickup bought from my uncle. I finally sold it back to him because he would never give me all the parts that were part of the deal, nor would he sign over the registration to me. Go figure! He wanted to sell it but he wanted to keep it too. He's dead now and was unable to take it with him.
I love that radiator grill! Such style.
What a gorgeous find. Thanks for sharing. :)
A super find Bill and what a place to explore in!!
Great find mate. It instantly reminded me of those 'American Pickers'!
Excellent, what a great find and capture bud.
I don't kniw where you find these beautiful cars :o) x
What an awesome find...
Life constantly surprises doesn't it :) What a great POV it makes that radiator grill look huge! I also like the reflected sky in the lower bodywork, it's a beauty Bill
Looks too good to be a 'Barn find' with that lovely nose popping out. What a beauty Bill!
Wonderful face-shot of this old beauty!
We can say that this one had a quite pretty nose :-)
What did you promise it to get such a big grin?! Looks like it's in pristine condition. And nice reflections on the wheel cowlings. The garage adds a surreal background - looks like there's some hideous stuff hidden away there! Keep up the good work! You're really varying the fare! :-)
Beautiful clean image... well shot Bill!
wonderful
Looks in fine fettle after all these years, Bill. Nice capture of the olde truck sitting in the garage, and at least protected from the elements....hot sun, wind and sand storms in particular.
It has the face of an English Bulldog, nothing wrong with that - it's very classy ! and then I discovered the two-toned colours on this truck, which really appeals to my senses - is as good as it gets, just like two-toned shoes ;P fine POV Bill, of Aladdin's cave with treasure ... BB
Very beautiful capture
fabulous image, Bill! love the colors and light and... everything!
what a treasure!
Nice POV Bill. It looks like it has been washed and polished just for you. I have never seen an old car or truck in Jerome or anywhere else in Arizona looking that shiny unless they were at a show!
That's a pretty sweet looking old truck, Bill! A great photo of a fascinating place! I'm gonna have to get out there someday with my new camera - the flying one. :-D
The perfect restoration job, what a find.. Great shot, perfectly angled.. Nice one! Rob
very sharp antique and capture for a limited angle
just got in, bill, and only have time for a handful of RR comments, so I'll only do one of yours now, and I'll do more after the holidays. I love this shot. At first I thought, "just 100 ISO"? But then I realized, the low ISO allows all that dark to come at us in highly rich tones, and of course you're using a 2.8 f/stop and a moderately open shutter speed. The dark and light here is beautiful. The frontal grill shot is a portrait---the truck just shows its teeth and commands our attention. Glorious for all its orneriness. The blue light on the fender is wonderful---a fine choice, because otherwise this is an interior shot with lots of darkness; and that sky reflection grounds us in the daytime in front of it. And those reds, and the soft (bokeh-d) windows and other lights back there---they're fine contrasts. A big facial portrait, bold and quite warm somehow, and it makes that old leviathan (the truck) show personality, a desire to be photographed, and an in your face "I'm here and I ain't budgin'." I wish a wonderful holiday to you and tara! And I hope you had a wonderful time with Lucinda. A beautiful shot. I wish I could shoot cars with this much character.
That is a great photo of this massive grill!