Big bad wheels by goodoleboy
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Captured 4/14/16 @ 9:00 am, on my way home from the 99+ cent store.
I couldn't let this handsome Chevy vehicle go by without a shot, and won't even try to guess the model and year.
All you need is a boost or a ladder to get inside.
Comments (5)
Amazing and fabulous... Fantastic captures my friend !!!
Oh, my! I can just see this high strung hit a pebble in the road and flip over due to too high a center of gravity. I often wonder, "What's the point?" However, I sure see the point of your photograph - nice car but super exaggerated suspension! Keep up the good work! :-)
Cool wheels.
Someone is serious about their vehicle; I wonder what they use this for? It's certainly not terribly practical for just going back and forth to work! But cool to see, and a wonderful set of shots, Harry!
re your not guessing the model and year, I think when your suspension is this high, it doesn't matter. This dude will stick out anywhere. I mean---really?????? That high???? I laughed at T.Rex's comment, but isn't he right, that a bump could send this thing at least on an angle? It's a helluva sight. And you got a tone to both shots that fits the blue-gray tone of the truck. (Actually there's some slight green in there too.) And I like the spots on the road beneath it---at this height, the oil spots can really show their wares. And the---I'm sorry, I don't know what they're called, but the hydraulic things that hold up the chassis? They're so strange because they're so visible here---what a wild sight. And you cropped them fairly close to top and bottom, so we really feel the truck as the centerpiece. Great find, and I love how you handled it. I mean, do people really drive this way? I guess it's the closest that driver'll get to a huge semi.