If I Could Talk

: If I Could Talk; While driving around where I live I spotted this 1934 Chevy truck. I sure wish this old truck could talk. Oh well it will look cool again someday.; Equipment:
Canon - EOS Digital Rebel XTi Digital Camera Body (Black) - KIT BUNDLE SAVINGS!
Canon - EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Telephoto Zoom; Created by: Bubbalinn.; Tools Used: Elements 2.0; Created on: April 2nd 2008; Image Views: 35; Average Views per Day: 0.3; Image Number: 47255; A large image is available of If I Could Talk.

Comments:

Bubbalinn from Golden Valley, Arizona. on Apr 6, 2008 at 12:23 PM said:

Hi Alex, Thanks for giving me the year of this truck, I will add that into the description. If this truck was out in the desert I'm sure it would have a few holes in it. This one is next to a house and safe from the mad shooters. Thanks for your very nice comment :)

Whittler113 from USA on Apr 6, 2008 at 7:03 AM said:

WOW!! what a nice old 1934 Chevy,and a great shot Alan.If that was in Maine,it would be full of rust and bullet holes.LOL

Bubbalinn from Golden Valley, Arizona. on Apr 4, 2008 at 10:00 PM said:

Hi Jas, Thanks so much for your nice comment.. I guess I saved it in time from rusting more or being fixed up. It would be nice to see it all restored again. I'm glad you liked the photo :)

Jas from England on Apr 4, 2008 at 4:36 PM said:

Great shot of a great piece of machinery Alan. Hope someone will give it some TLC and bring it back to it's former glory, I'm sure it deserves it. :)

Bubbalinn from Golden Valley, Arizona. on Apr 3, 2008 at 6:29 PM said:

Hey Cindy, Sorry I missed you.. Wow goose bumps, you are for sure car crazy. LOL.. I'm glad my photo gave you such a neat reaction, when I see a old car rusting away it makes me sad. I can visulise it all fixed up and running down the road. If you would like to see a bunch of my Cars In Yards photos drop by the Route66WingsAndWheels site. Here is the tinyurl to take you to 30 pages or more of old cars. tinyurl dot com /2tv4aj You will have to put the link together. Brian has it set where links do not work, spam control..

Bubbalinn from Golden Valley, Arizona. on Apr 3, 2008 at 6:13 PM said:

Hi Zoya, Alfresco, Ann, and Lorraine.. Thank you all very much for your fun comments. Well Lorraine, I would like to fix it up but I don't have that much time left LOL.. Hey Ann, I think those back tires will get you through the snow pretty good :) Funny comment Alfresco, I feel about the same, I'm all intact but getting rough ROFL.. Out here the old cars and trucks can last a long long time. Hi Zoya, I thought the same thing when I saw it.

Cindy from New Zealand on Apr 3, 2008 at 6:09 PM said:

This photo gave me goose bumps when I first spotted it. A fine piece of Amercian metal. I can almost visualize its history. Neat photograph to view, give us some more Alan!! Lol

Lorraine from New Zealand on Apr 3, 2008 at 1:48 PM said:

Neat capture, some one will spot it and it will become another restoration project for some one.

Alovely from Maine, U.S.A. on Apr 3, 2008 at 9:38 AM said:

Boy, this truck really has seen a bit of hard work in it's time.

Great capture,Alan. Gosh, come to think of it, I could use those

tires for "my" car. LOL

Alfresco from Western NY, USA on Apr 3, 2008 at 12:22 AM said:

That truck's about the same age as me, and in about the same condition (basically intact, but rough around the edges). Around here, after 70+ western NY winters it would probably be melted into the ground. It would be a great restoration project!

Bruce

Zoya from United States on Apr 2, 2008 at 11:23 PM said:

Now Now

this truck has character. and speaks volumes of a by gone era.

well done

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