Hemi Powered 1930 Model A Hot Rod by kenmo
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1930 Ford Model A hot rod - Hemi powered
2016 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada - Sunday July 10th Centennial Park Moncton.
Camera: Nikon D7000 & Nikkor 18-105mm lens
Comments (11)
Nice!
Looks like a photo from the James Dean era, cool ride and b&w shot, Kenmo.
Cool car, great capture!
That's what it said on the card, anyway. I spent a while studying the various rolls and swoops in the upper sheet metal to distinguish a deuce from a Model-A once the obvious cowl gas tank and drooped rear tank difference was lost. The most important difference is in the wheelbase but once a car has a stretched frame --- what can I say that the VIN watchers haven't already missed completely. The first vehicle I owned with a VIN was a 1966. It also had a steel plate in the owners manual for warranty work. My 1948 did not even have an official engine number and used a stray number stamped in the firewall for the title document.
Seems like Cousin It is out for a ride and a very nice ride at that, the B&W really high- lights the dust on the tyre's and the contrast of the slick paint job. Neat capture and the crowd adds an extra layer of interest, cool work Ken.
~Cheers~
A very well captured image, very appropriate choose of B&W for give a touch of vintage !
great capture and monochrome adds to the mood
Looks good in mono.
cool capture looks like old times! The car is fantastic 😊
Well isn't that one fantastic looking car wonderful shot
EYE CATCHING B/W