Untitled by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Posted by RicoFromMars Bonjour les amis Trabant https://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/905484DSC00342.jpg[/eimg] https://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/128615DSC00372.jpg[/eimg]

I just drove a Trabi for the first time today. I need one now.

Bunker barn find by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Posted by skatchkins https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4259/35462949831_09534cf509_b.jpg Bunker barn find by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Ford.
you don't see too many of this vintage left.

Gas or grass by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Abandoned barn find by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr
Camera: 1953 620 Kodak Brownie Model C
Film: Expired 35mm Ferrania 400
~5 second exposure

Posted by skatchkins https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4262/35653273115_a193c7232a_b.jpg Abandoned barn find by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr Camera: 1953 620 Kodak Brownie Model C Film: Expired 35mm Ferrania 400 ~5 second exposure

be still the pattering of my heart! A Corvair!

Posted by Samurai be still the pattering of my heart! A Corvair!

Abandoned Farm Chevys by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

I don't understand how you get the image to cover the sprocket-holes. Are you using a smaller film size?

Posted by Cherokee I don't understand how you get the image to cover the sprocket-holes. Are you using a smaller film size?

I put 35mm canisters in old cameras that were made for larger film rolls like 616, 620, 120, etc. Most of the time it just requires taping the film end to the winding roll, taping a piece of plastic to the canister so it makes click noises so you know how far to advance the film between exposures, and then re-rolling once finished in the dark. If you try it, don't forget to tape over the red window. You also have to scan it yourself.
Other samples: https://flic.kr/s/aHsk2o2wuU

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that poor Subaru!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Abandoned barn find by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr Camera: 1953 620 Kodak Brownie Model C Film: Expired 35mm Ferrania 400 ~5 second exposure

Oooh! A 1964 Corvair sedan! I'm more a fan of the later model myself but nonetheless a cool find.

Couple datsuns, a nash convertible, mercedes, and a chevy van, inside an old bowling alley of all places.


IMG_3352 by Casey Jones, on Flickr


IMG_3392 by Casey Jones, on Flickr


280Z by Casey Jones, on Flickr

240Z by Casey Jones, on Flickr


Nash Metro Covertible by Casey Jones, on Flickr


IMG_3351 by Casey Jones, on Flickr

That's a helluva​ odd collection. Metropolitan, Mercedes, Rx7, 240 or 280 and a Chevy conversion van.

Posted by jeepdave That's a helluva​ odd collection. Metropolitan, Mercedes, Rx7, 240 or 280 and a Chevy conversion van.

That was my thought too, I had never even seen a metropolitan in person before, almost looked like a bumper car from a distance in the dark because it was so small. But I became less surprised as we explored that building further because of the very odd collection of objects we found, including vases with egyptian art on them, hundreds of guitar cases, uhaul trailers, old luxury suitcases, tons of new empty plastic toolboxes. Very strange place, old bowling alley that closed up and I guess was used as junk storage.

The Metropolitans were made by Austin in the UK for Nash.

bonjour tout le monde

VW Beetle

Posted by RicoFromMars bonjour tout le monde VW Beetle https://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/257085DSC009722.jpg[/eimg]

I need a late bumper like that (with the turn signals in it)... but maybe in better shape!