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There was a 924 that raced in Le Mans in 1982 that looks like that. https://lookcharms.com/a-porsche-924-carrera-gtr-from-the-1982-24-hours-of-le-mans-is-looking-for-a-new-owner/

Shelby getting a drink of some aerated water.

Sure looks like it, I'll need to get a few of those.

So sorry to hear. RIP sweet kitty.

Depends on the subject and what the client needs/wants. I also use a vintage Voigtlander 6x6 120 camera and a Graflex 4x5 camera. BTW, I do not do weddings or "events". I mainly do automotive (35mm) or family portraits (mainly 120 or 4x5) and sell fine art BW darkroom prints (35mm, 120, 4x5). As my main job is working in the last camera/lab store in St. Louis my picture taking is a side job. Oh and I process all the BW film for the camera store at home, by hand about 100-180 rolls a month.

Man, I would have loved to perused that VHS collection.

A fully detailed (including luggage) 48 Tucker.

So so sad to hear.....LOVED him in so many movies. Gonna watch "Alien Nation", "Mickey Blue Eyes" and my all time fav "Thief" this weekend.

That's cool. Reminds me of this one..... https://www.motortrend.com/features/1002cct-1950-willys-jeep-pickup-truck/

Nice work. I've done similar work but I used a shot of say the fender with badge as a back ground. I'll dig some up and post in a new thread.

That Merc Monarch brings back memories of my drivers test. My Pop had 77 4 door Ghia w/302, dark blue with white vinyl.

RIP Fmeep. Maybe he will meet Jackie (1987-2006) and they can play together in kitty heaven.

WOW.....!!!! Makes me miss my full size 78...

Those 4 week old fuzz nuggets are adorable!!!! The black one looks like my Shelby when I got him 11 years ago.

RIP Liked him a lot in "The Killer Elite" with James Caan and he had a small role in Macho Callahan, fantastic western with David Janssen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macho_Callahan

Oh man......so sad to hear this. Another great drummer goes. I look forward to buying a house so I can once again hit the heads. Man I miss drumming.

RIP Ray.......Loved him in "Cop Land" as well.

Some shots did go through the doors......

Customers at the camera store I work at drop off so many 8mm (16mm also) movie projectors I have amassed quite the collection. I think I have somewhere around 40 8mm projectors ranging from the 1930's to the 80's. Including 5 or 6 16mm projectors. All of them work. I also have a dozen or so slide projectors. And I also collect cameras and typewriters.

Where as in my family the TV was the main source of entertainment and was on a lot. I paid $50 bucks for mine at an estate sale 6 years ago. Perfect condition, everything works, radio, turntable and TV. Thinking of using one of my VHS players to watch some old BW movies.

I think I can fit......?

Love old radios........the wooden one on top of the console tv in the middle was my great grand pappy's (AM and shortwave).

Love that flick, saw it in the theater and have it on VHS. But last year I found the Blu-ray, good to see it again in widescreen. Of course who can forget "Tremors" with Ward and Kevin Bacon. Although Ward was in "Tremors II" and he was good, Bacon was sorely missed.

RIP....Remo Williams. https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/13/entertainment/fred-ward-obit/index.html