Shifty by kenmo

Photography • Objects • posted on Jun 29, 2008

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Description

The neat gear shift knob of a Ford T Bucket at a local car show....

Comments (21)

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jocko500

9:15PM | Sun, 29 June 2008

lol now that a shift. bad to the bone

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2Loose2Trek

9:16PM | Sun, 29 June 2008

That's a very cool shift knob ... all the better to swiftly shoot over to Grandma's house and pick up lil' Red Riding Hood along the way. Well done.

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bclaytonphoto

9:48PM | Sun, 29 June 2008

now how cool is this image???? Rock on bro................

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Richardphotos

9:49PM | Sun, 29 June 2008

really a cool shift know

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artaddict2

11:40PM | Sun, 29 June 2008

Great close shot, very cool image!

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artgum

12:03AM | Mon, 30 June 2008

Excellent- looks like a Tex Avery character.

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jif3d

1:28AM | Mon, 30 June 2008

I've seen a few skulls and 8 balls, but never a big bad wolf and colour coordinated as well ! Thanx for the share Ken. ~Cheers~

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kenwas

1:32AM | Mon, 30 June 2008

Great find and capture!

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DennisReed

2:02AM | Mon, 30 June 2008

Unique indeed!

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tallpindo

3:07AM | Mon, 30 June 2008

I think this is one of the two wolves that trys to sell a Disney character a phoney Rolex from an inner coat pocket. I cannot remember the exact story line. Was it in Lady and the Tramp? No forest there. Snow white? too long ago. It isn't Wiley Coyote I recognize the hat but confuse it with the fool's caps of Grumpey, Dopey and Doc. Those old cars had shift knobs that could penetrate an eyesocket in a crash. That is why today's knobs are so large and shaped benignly. All this sharp and threat stuff is pure xenophobia as a "herder of response thresholds." Folks who don't know how to fall down see themselves as upright for life. They do break bones later when they just plain run out of options. Fade to black.

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