Once Upon A Time... by bmac62
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...this old, forgotten 1935 Ford truck was new 78 years ago. Found several days ago in an old truck yard in a long closed mining camp in Jerome, Arizona. Along with at least 200 other companions...
Comments (35)
junge1
Great find Bill. You guys must have really spent some time there, not just driving through, as I do!
debbielove
Possibly even beyond a restoration job now.. Such a shame.. But, a great shot it makes, well found.. Rob
moochagoo
Another great capture !
Maxidyne
Stunning mate, that would be snapped up like a shot here.
anahata.c
I can't believe what I haven't commented on, as I saw this and fell in love with it the second it went up. Terrific capture (as long as I'm more of your wonderful old truck shots). I assume this owner is the same as the one you wrote to me about. This is a great capture. The rust reds and oranges are very visceral, the grill is forced to 'stand out' because of the deep shadow behind it (fine lighting!), I love that you got the "missing" headlight in shadow, so that the full headlight shines by comparison, that wonderful old front window---with its broken glass---stands out beautifully because of your deep shadows on the side of the truck. And you're looking up, which makes it loom before us, a big commanding presence. It's ugly and beautiful, and grand and decayed, and it sits in the middle of that SW vegetation like an old god who---though retired now, and living in the wide open spaces---still demands respect; and anyone who comes near him is asked to bow and pay homage. "I'm a little rickety," he seems to say, "but I still got moxie, people." It has moxie in THIS shot! More wonderful truck work, Bill. This is wonderful.