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"Work Horse Left To Die..."

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Which crop you go guy/gals prefer...I am leaning towards the second...

Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.


Cheers,


Enezdez
 
I think #3, the picture of it in my shop for restoration!

;)

I would go #2 as well.

@tirediron I was thinking of you when I took the shot, I know you like these old trucks?

How far are you from NJ???

Cheers and thank you for the prompt response....!

Enezdez
 
I think #3, the picture of it in my shop for restoration!

;)

I would go #2 as well.

@tirediron I was thinking of you when I took the shot, I know you like these old trucks?

How far are you from NJ???

Cheers and thank you for the prompt response....!

Enezdez
'Bout 3000 miles! :(

@tirediron Not only are we separated by a common language but by the vastness of the land I am afraid...oh well you gonna move or what?.........:bouncingsmileys:

Stay Healthy, Be Well!

Cheers,

Enezdez
 
I learned to drive a truck in a 1947 2 ton Ford which had the smallest V-8 engine I have ever seen. It had a 4-speed transmission and a two speed rear axle . It looked a lot like the truck in your photos.
 
#1 for me. I like to see the area around the truck as it sets the scene, #2 as a tight crop is a picture of an old truck, rather than a story about the old truck.
 
I too prefer #2
 
I learned to drive a truck in a 1947 2 ton Ford which had the smallest V-8 engine I have ever seen. It had a 4-speed transmission and a two speed rear axle . It looked a lot like the truck in your photos.

@Derrel I would love to own an old truck like this....it would be amazingly cool to drive it in town..... lol

It looks a very interesting old vehicle.....

@Jeff15 Yes it's a cool truck!

#1 for me. I feel it gives a slightly better feel for where it was left to die.

@PJM Thank you for your input, I appreciate it!

#1 for me. I like to see the area around the truck as it sets the scene, #2 as a tight crop is a picture of an old truck, rather than a story about the old truck.

@Tropicalmemories Thanks for the input, I appreciate it!

I too prefer #2

@Warhorse Thanks!

I went with number two.....thank you all you have been a big help....

Stay Healthy, Stay Well!!!

Cheers,

Enezdez
 
Well, at least they shot the ol' workhorse in the tires and put out of it's misery. Love the styling of the older vehicles, looks like it could be restored.

Nice set, #2 for me. Less distractions.
 

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