A Sunday morning stroll in Montrose

[Lee]

A digital camera is both a blessing and a curse. Jerry and I went to a car show last Sunday morning and I took a ton of photos. There is more time spent uploading than taking the pictures. But I know when I want to model something that details can be very hard to find sometimes.

The first section of 47 photos is early 1930's (give or take)


Jerry wanted this shot taken with LA in the far background





























Oops!! Just part of camping out.

[Lee]

This next grouping of 49 photos is the late 1930's showing craftsmanship and luxury.

























My favorite

[Lee]

The next six are for you truck modelers. Just about every photo I see of a vehicle is a 3/4 front. Very seldom can you find a photo of the rear.

[Lee]

The last 52 photos are a mixed bag of the rest of the show. They were taken for the painters among us. If all this picture taking and posting helps just one person to do a better model then my time and efforts have not wasted.

[stanhas87]

Dear Lee:

I simply adored this photogaleria,thanks!! And the CHP Mercury almost made me fell from my chair,because this unit is rarest than rare!!!!

One more time, thanks!!

Nick k

[Sylvain]

Oh Lee!!!! Thanks for these pictures! What fine cars! I must tell you I've already copy most of the pictures on my computer.

I especially like the Packards, the 47' Chrysler Coupe and the fabulous, wonderful Lincoln Zephyr… Yes, great pictures to see, so Thanks again!

[cfesmire]

Great shooting Lee, fantastic collection of vehicles. Thanks for all the work in uploading. Looks like that new camera is getting a good work out and you're mastering it well.

[Lee]

Photobucket has a new method of loading a lot of photos at one time called Bulk Uploader. You click on the symbol and it takes you to your hard drive. There you pick a folder of photos then mark each photo you wish uploaded. Once you hit enter, go get a cup of coffee unless you have a high speed. It takes about 12 minutes to upload 50 photos from your computer.