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It actually worked!
More pics to follow in the Accessories section. BTW, that's Aspen ski mountain in the background on top. The bottom picture is an old milk truck sitting in a field in Old Snowmass. Shortly after I took the pictures, somebody pulled it out of the field and now it sits in Basalt, CO apparently awaiting restoration. Was just sitting out in the middle of the field all alone.
More pics to follow in the Accessories section. BTW, that's Aspen ski mountain in the background on top. The bottom picture is an old milk truck sitting in a field in Old Snowmass. Shortly after I took the pictures, somebody pulled it out of the field and now it sits in Basalt, CO apparently awaiting restoration. Was just sitting out in the middle of the field all alone.
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No, never had a Ford. Thanks for the input on the pics. Check out the ones in the "Accessories" forum, too. Don't have Photoshop currently running on my computer--those old milk truck photos look even cooler after desaturating the color (make black and white). Everything looks better in black and white since the contrast really jump out without the distraction of color.
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Two from the top of Indepence Pass, 20 miles outside Aspen on CO 82. It's the second highest pass in the US, over 12,000 feet! I've had the 4Runner up and over the pass, but alas, no pictures. The Yamaha is completely stock and has 4 carbs (not rejetted). It apparently runs lean enough from the factory to not have problems at that altitude. The 4Runner is fuel injected, of course, and didn't bat an eye at that altitude. Bring it on!
The pass closes in October/November and doesn't reopen until like May! I'll have to get some pics of the 4Runner at the top when the pass reopens.
The pass closes in October/November and doesn't reopen until like May! I'll have to get some pics of the 4Runner at the top when the pass reopens.
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toybox said:
No secret. My friend who scanned in my photos on the copier at work placed two pictures at a time. That's why there are two images together and some of the pictures aren't of the 4Runner (she just started scanning two at a time). I cropped them together as one large photo consisting of two individual images. Resized them using the Paint program (50%) so that the forum would take 'em. That's how I ended up with two pics in each post. For the single images in my post in the Accessories section of the yellow truck, I simply cropped out the other image. I shot film and had them scanned, so I suppose you could do as many images together that would fit on the scanner bed. I don't know how you would do mulitple digital images, however.
Hope this helps.
