Taken in "Cooter's" Dukes of Hazzard museum in Gatlinburg, TN.
Many more cool car pix over at www.hdrrides.com!
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Ford Pickup at the Southeastern Nationals
Lowes Motor Speedway, Charlotte NC
Many more pictures from the show as well as the non-HDR versions atSmugmug!
Many more pictures from the show as well as the non-HDR versions atSmugmug!
Monday, February 7, 2011
DC-3 N58NA in the WWII Museum in New Orleans
This historic DC-3 is now hanging from the ceiling in the WWII museum in New Orleans. This aircraft served with the 9th Air Force / 4th Pathfinder Squadron during WWII.
Following the war the aircraft was sold to the Finnish Air Force where it served until 1970. In 1976 it participated in the filming of "A Bridge Too Far". In 1985 it was sold to a small US cargo company and served as a cargo carrier with various small companies until it was sold to the museum in 2006.
I personally had the distinct honor of flying this aircraft all over the US and Canada in the late 1990's early 2000's. Despite its high time it was the best flying aircraft in our fleet of DC-3's .
More pictures in the Smugmug gallery.
Following the war the aircraft was sold to the Finnish Air Force where it served until 1970. In 1976 it participated in the filming of "A Bridge Too Far". In 1985 it was sold to a small US cargo company and served as a cargo carrier with various small companies until it was sold to the museum in 2006.
I personally had the distinct honor of flying this aircraft all over the US and Canada in the late 1990's early 2000's. Despite its high time it was the best flying aircraft in our fleet of DC-3's .
More pictures in the Smugmug gallery.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
John Deer Model B
Thursday, September 30, 2010
1971 340 'Cuda - All Original!
Here is the engine.
Many more Mopar pix in the Smugmug gallery - including the originals as well as the HDR versions!
The owner purchased this car new in 1971. Taken at the All Mopar show at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.
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Many more Mopar pix in the Smugmug gallery - including the originals as well as the HDR versions!
The owner purchased this car new in 1971. Taken at the All Mopar show at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin 4-6-0
From the North Carolina Transportation Museum's web site:
Atlantic Coast Line #1031--- The locomotive was built by the Baldwin Locomotive works in June, 1913. This 4-6-0 Ten Wheeler was one of 25 ordered at that time by the ACL. These class of locomotives earned the nickname “Copperhead” because of the bright copper rings around the tops of the smokestacks. The ACL used them for freight and passenger service around Fayetteville, Rocky Mount and Wilmington in NC, and many places from Richmond, VA to Jacksonville, FL. The Atlantic Coast Line had their corporate headquarters in Wilmington, NC from 1900 until 1960, when it moved to Jacksonville, FL. It was the only Class 1 railroad to be headquartered in this state. As dieselization occurred, many of these locomotives found use on smaller subsidiary lines of the ACL. The 1031 was used on the East Carolina Railway in Tarboro, NC during the mid-1950s and the Virginia & Carolina Southern in Lumberton, NC during the later part of the decade. In 1959 it was placed on display in Florence, SC behind the passenger station adjacent to the rail yards. The City of Florence donated the 1031 to the NCTHC in 1994, resulting in a cosmetic restoration to a 1940s appearance in 1996 for display in the Robert Julian Roundhouse.
Atlantic Coast Line #1031--- The locomotive was built by the Baldwin Locomotive works in June, 1913. This 4-6-0 Ten Wheeler was one of 25 ordered at that time by the ACL. These class of locomotives earned the nickname “Copperhead” because of the bright copper rings around the tops of the smokestacks. The ACL used them for freight and passenger service around Fayetteville, Rocky Mount and Wilmington in NC, and many places from Richmond, VA to Jacksonville, FL. The Atlantic Coast Line had their corporate headquarters in Wilmington, NC from 1900 until 1960, when it moved to Jacksonville, FL. It was the only Class 1 railroad to be headquartered in this state. As dieselization occurred, many of these locomotives found use on smaller subsidiary lines of the ACL. The 1031 was used on the East Carolina Railway in Tarboro, NC during the mid-1950s and the Virginia & Carolina Southern in Lumberton, NC during the later part of the decade. In 1959 it was placed on display in Florence, SC behind the passenger station adjacent to the rail yards. The City of Florence donated the 1031 to the NCTHC in 1994, resulting in a cosmetic restoration to a 1940s appearance in 1996 for display in the Robert Julian Roundhouse.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Late 30's Chevy at the Heavy Rebel Weekender
It looks to be a 1938. Anyone know the exact year and model?
The HRW is an annual 4th of July weekend event celebrating Kustom Kulture music, cars, and bikes in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The show lasts 3 days and has over 60 bands, hundreds of cars, and other activities including a burlesque show, mud wrestling and beer chugging contest.
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The HRW is an annual 4th of July weekend event celebrating Kustom Kulture music, cars, and bikes in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The show lasts 3 days and has over 60 bands, hundreds of cars, and other activities including a burlesque show, mud wrestling and beer chugging contest.
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Friday, July 2, 2010
Norfolk Southern GE ES-40
Dropping off a load of coal in Belmont.
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Chevy Camaro Hot Rod
It sure looks fast sitting there. Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show.
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Highly Customized Chevy Pickup
Here is the interior. Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show.
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Bright Red Early 50's Ford Pickup
Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show. Five shots combined in Photomatix and enhanced with Topaz Adjust.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
In the Pits at the Four Wide Nationals
Taken at Zmax Dragway in Concord, NC. First Ever 4 wide national NHRA event!
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Extreme Chrysler 300C
This 300C had 26" wheels and Lambo style doors. Crazy.
Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show.
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Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show.
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Early 50's Chevy Truck
Very clean and bright yellow!
Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show.
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Taken at the 2010 Carolina Motor Madness car show.
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
Piedment DC-3 in the Fisheye
This fully restored and functional DC-3 is operated by the Carolinas Aviation Museum. This picture was taken (3 exposures) in the hanger with the Nikkor Fisheye then combined in Photomatix and enhanced in Topaz Adjust. By the way I am type rated in the DC-3!
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Cool Early 50's Chevy thru the Fisheye
This is a similar shot to this one but thru the fisheye. This nice old truck belongs to the owner of the General Store in Belmont, NC.
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Monday, February 22, 2010
Milltowne Railway in Belmont, NC
Playing with the new fisheye in downtown Belmont. Created with three shots at 0 and +/-2ev that were combined in Photomatix and enhanced with Topaz Adjust.
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Monday, February 15, 2010
Late 60's Chevy Camero Z/28
This beautifully restored Chevy was parked on the side of the road in downtown Belmont on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Anyone know the exact year?
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