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Great rust!
It's a shame to let that kind of beauty rust in the wild, but at least, you can turn it in beautiful pics...
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Hi, Ben...I think this old truck had a very long and fruitful life, clambering around the ranch and through the coastal hills, before finally being put out to pasture.
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Oh yes!!...in copious amounts!
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This wonderful piece has been featured in my journal. Happy days to you!
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And what a wonderful collage you made from this find !!
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Thank you, Ulrich. I rather enjoy doing these local color collages occasionally...when one shot just won't do.
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Yes, I know what you mean, though I haven't been doing much of these recently myself
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I only do about one a year. Remember this one? [link]
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A VERY nice find, Yvette ! I feel a little bit location envy, as Herr Freud would have named it 
What are your plans for the weekend, dear friend? Taking out, again ? 
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Hi, Urich...yes, a bit of a country drive is planned for this afternoon. I'm going to check my map for some other back roads I have not yet traveled. since I live so close to town now, Buzz and I both need to get out into the hills.
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Now this sounds very tempting, indeed, dear friends
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Wow, this takes me back... I have a vague memory of a truck similar to this behind the barn on my mom and dad's place when I was a boy, but I'm actually not sure. It was sooooo long ago.
Excellent shots - nice light and color and very tactile too
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I believe this old truck had a very long lifetime of bumping along on these back hills.
Thank you, Richard.
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this looks fantastic Yvette! very interesting like this ordinary truck become a great artpiece! Very beautiful!
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Now when did you think you lost it???
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I figure this ol' baby is from around 1924 from the shape of the cab...just sitting out in front of an old farmhouse (don't ya just love taking the back roads!)
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Soon my 2000 Ford will be looking like that...but I'll still drive her
Wonderful pieces Yvette...nicely portrayed
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I wonder if the 2000 models would last nearly as long as these old babies.
Thanks Richard...it's nice to have you back around.
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NO way. Tin (maybe paper) don't compare to steel
Welcome
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I love rusty things... ...I guess I feel like them sometime! 
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It is just wonderful-the different parts of the old T giving a sense of the whole, the power of rust ,so well captured....well done,Yvette.
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Thanks, Mark...I'm glad you like it.
I don't know if you can tell in the link, but it once had a wooden roof (very rotted away).
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Not really...but,how 'bout that -wooden roofs...shows Then wasn't that far from wooden wagon days....
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It's funny, because most of the photos I have seen for old Model T's have fabric tops. I wonder if this was originally covered in fabric, or if the wooden roof was added on later. hmmm.....
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Interesting..my guess...they were wooden covered with fabric.
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It definitely saw long years of service as a ranch truck, before finally being put out to pasture.
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I can well believe it...farmers develop an affection for their trucks,like a special lady does for Buzz...
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That's the fellow...roll on,buddy,roll on...
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