post "in Galli style"

[Jim Galli]

Drove the late '31 Coupe down to Goldfield on Saturday.

Bitter ~ Sweet because 25 years ago I drove here in my then '29 Roadster, and Henry Dahlstrom was still alive. He came out and listened to the 'A' motor, and though it was a smoker, he said if it was him, he'd just pour oil in when it needs it because it sounded very healthy. Which is what I did. That was the car my kids grew up with. Those memories are what caused them to encourage me to get another Model A for the 6 grandsons to enjoy. So I got 2.

This image on 5X7 aerial Plus X by my Seebold Invisible Camera Corp. 9" Hyperion. Wide open of course!

[renes]

So rare to see Hyperion in action. Beautiful softness, grade. And great image Jim, as usual.

[Steve M Hostetter]

Damn, what an image Jim G.!

[Jim Galli]

Damn, what an image Jim G.!

So rare to see Hyperion in action. Beautiful softness, grade. And great image Jim, as usual.

Thank you both. Encouragement taken.

[Jim Galli]

old station, brothers, oregon

Done with a 15" mirroscope lens.

[jp]

That's cool Jim. It's like a story all by itself.

[TimeShare]

old station, brothers, oregon

Done with a 15" mirroscope lens.

Wow ... looks like an image from someone's memories. You stole a snapshot from their dreams.

[Jim Cole]

Wow ... looks like an image from someone's memories. You stole a snapshot from their dreams.

+1

This one is beyond cool...

[goamules]

I've been saying for years I'd like a Model A. My dad had a model T in the 50s in Florida that they stripped down to almost nothing. They called them 'skeeters' like mosquitoes if I recall. And there was a very early model T truck in a barn on my mom's side that we played in back in the 70s, that had been there for decades. Nice shot and car.

[Jim Galli]

That's cool Jim. It's like a story all by itself.

Wow ... looks like an image from someone's memories. You stole a snapshot from their dreams.

+1

This one is beyond cool...

I've been saying for years I'd like a Model A. My dad had a model T in the 50s in Florida that they stripped down to almost nothing. They called them 'skeeters' like mosquitoes if I recall. And there was a very early model T truck in a barn on my mom's side that we played in back in the 70s, that had been there for decades. Nice shot and car.

Thank you.