Photos

[1940plymouth]

Just thinking that it sure would be great if you guys could post some photos of your great old MOPARs while out and about in them, showing off the local scenery, landmarks and such, not to mention the vehicles themselves:)

Food for thought,

Bob

[BobT-47P15]

OK........our favorite place to get "spaghetti red" in Joplin, Fred & Red's

The only seating is a horseshoe shaped counter. If all seats are full, you

simply stand along the wall until someone gets done and a seat becomes

available. We usually go there on New Year's Eve afternoon for lunch, in

the Plymouth, weather permitting.

[Young Ed]

Two of my favorites. Taken in the same place two years apart. MN side of the river just before entering into Osceola WI.

[BobT-47P15]

Or, this cute little former filling station on Historic Rt 66 in north

Joplin....lately a barbershop. (The building is not really as un-level

as it appears in this picture. At, least I don't think it is.)

[BobT-47P15]

Darn, Ed.........you have any larger pictures?????

[Young Ed]

Bob those are hi-res so I could print them 8x10. I have them framed and hanging at home.

[BobT-47P15]

Cool. Nice pics.

[1940plymouth]

Ed and Bob, thanks, it will be interesting to see different vehicles and landscape from the various parts of the world that our members live in

[Reg Evans]

Scouting out the reservoir in J.Lo for a future boating trip.

Old Yeller rubbing elbows with other Pilot House trucks at the 2nd annual BBQ at Tim's house.

[1940plymouth]

I know I have posted these before, but they are some of my favorites.

The school house dates back to the 1850's

[55 Fargo]

Here are a few pics of my car , and local scenery.

Lockport Manitoba Dam, St Andrews Church (built in 1833), Captain Kennedys House on River Road.......

[aero3113]

Here are a couple pics of my 50 Plymouth

At our wedding

In a field on Shelter Island (In between the forks of Long Island)

Edited August 12, 2010 by aero3113

[DLK]

Driving my 50 Dodge through North St. Paul on CRUZE night August 6th.

[gillettealvin]

Ms. Plympton goes to the beach-Kure Beach, NC, Fort Fisher, NC, March, '10

[greg g]

Very nice looking coupe. 34??

[steveplym]

Here's a few.

Behind the wheel in So. IL. on a hot evening. Yes those are bugs on the windshield.

A dash pic I really like.

Parked in front of our church for a fall wedding.

In two weeks I will be in New Harmony, IN heading to Evansville for Frog Follies. I've always wanted to get pictures of the car downtown as they have restored old buildings and it is historic. Thought it would be a neat pic. Need to get that done this year.

Edited August 12, 2010 by steveplym

[Charlie Olson]

Getting my kicks, on Route 66, while driving that PLYWOOD!!!

[Jim Yergin]

Here is my 1941 P12 wagon in front of my house in the village of New Baltimore, Virginia. The house was constructed in 1823 as a tavern on the turnpike between Warrenton and Alexandria, Virginia.

Jim Yergin

Edited August 12, 2010 by Jim Yergin

[LAKOTA169]

Wish I had some of that scenery close by me. This is tha best I could do for now. Buildings are annexes for the city of Southfield, Mi. offices.

[Frank Elder]

Wish I had some of that scenery close by me. This is tha best I could do for now. Buildings are annexes for the city of Southfield, Mi. offices.

^^^^^^^^How did you do that?^^^^^^^^^^^^

[greg g]

Some where on the web is a website from Japan that allows you to upload pics and treat them to an aging process. It was posted here a year or so ago, might still be out there. Don't know if thats what was used above but there are antiquing sites on the web, not photoshop. Also if you loaded your camera's editing program on your computer, there maybe similar effects applications within their programs.

[TodFitch]

Very nice looking coupe. 34??

1933 "The new Plymouth 6" (PC). Replaced after only a short production run with the 1933 "DeLuxe 6" (PD) and the 1933 "Standard 6" (PCXX).

[Dennis Hemingway]

Here is our 48 parked in front of our time-share and the theater at Big Bear Lake, Ca.

Dennis:cool:

[LAKOTA169]

^^^^^^^^How did you do that?^^^^^^^^^^^^

I used Microsoft Picture It (ver 7) digital Image Pro. It's an old program. Not as complicated as Photoshop or Elements. The one is just the antique (sepia) filter. The other, I was just playing around with the different filter effects.

[greg g]

here is a shot out side the general store where preident Calvin Coolidge was born in Vermont. This one from my album

and one modified using this website;

http://labs.wanokoto.jp/olds