1965 Plymouth Satellite
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Kim, your images are frequently a walk down memory lane for me. This Plymouth is an exception? I graduated HS in 1965 and like most kids, cars were a passion back then. I’m going to do some digging since I don’t recall even knowing the Satellite existed, although it obviously did. Thanks for sharing…..
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47greyfox wrote:
Kim, your images are frequently a walk down memory lane for me. This Plymouth is an exception? I graduated HS in 1965 and like most kids, cars were a passion back then. I’m going to do some digging since I don’t recall even knowing the Satellite existed, although it obviously did. Thanks for sharing…..
Some had 413 and 426 max wedge engines.
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One Rude Dawg wrote:
Some had 413 and 426 max wedge engines.
So... in addition to not hurting the eyes, they could move, as well?
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KTJohnson wrote:
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Kim this is an Awesome car and photo. You did it again. I am going to expand my photography soon, not just shoot mostly my high school sports. I do some car shows but there are always lots of people and I can't just tell them to get out of the way. I want to do landscapes, ghost towns, waterfalls etc. Now though I will try and really make an effort to get awesome backgrounds like you do for your car photos. Question what f stop do you shoot at? Your depth of field always looks good. Keep it up. Thanks BE SAFE!!
Tom
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