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Autocar Mondays – It Didn’t End Well
Well here is the one from the way back machine courtesy of Ryan. As you can see this truck was at least able to run when he snapped this photo back in 2006. That’s always good sign for all of … Continue reading
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Diminishing Returns
We’ve seen many a truck head up the hill and many a truck return down the hill. A few made the journey up and then never returned before the eyes of the camera. I wonder they went?
A Measured Approach
Last year I dove into the ATHS national show photos without much thought or care. After just a few posts I had no idea what I had or had not shared. This year I pledged it would be different and … Continue reading
Disappearing Before Your Very Eyes
Last summer the west bound lanes of I-690 were completely demolished right down to the very core. Despite the massive amount of heavy machinery involved I covered very little, if any, of the action. I figured I could atone for … Continue reading
What Can Be Said?
What can words say that sound can not? Enjoy!
Busy Day
The shots we have been enjoying the past three days all came from one busy morning/afternoon near the show registration and photography area. As with past years Thursday seemed to be the peak day of madness with trucks of all … Continue reading
The Greenbrier
After this bus sauntered on by my dad asked if the Greenbrier was the resort in West Virginia that contained miles of underground bunkers designed to protect the lives of various high level government folks in the event of nuclear … Continue reading
Tree of Life
At the Kentucky Horse Park there was this really interesting tree that I wanted to photograph. Every time I snapped a photo a truck had rolled through the scene. It was very annoying and never did end up getting that … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – A64 Tow Truck
I sure do love me a good Autocar. How about this 1972 A64 model? Does it fill the bill for a classic Autocar? This truck is equipped with a Holmes 650 wrecker. The ever popular and ever powerful Cat 3406B … Continue reading
The Show Begins
As I mentioned the other day one of the best spots to take in an ATHS national show is near the registration/unloading zones. Finding a shady spot, setup the camera, and let the good times roll.