3D - My 1930 Roadster.
Jul 14, 2023 11:04:02 #
You will need a pair of anaglyph glasses to view it in 3D.
Photo Credit: An old friend.
2D convertered into a 3D by SoHillGuy.
Circa 1952 I traded a 1935 Ford convertible for this 30 Roaster. The engine on the 35 blew up and at the time I couldn't afford another engine as the one that blew up broke the crankshaft into three pieces and cracked the block.
Photo Credit: An old friend.
2D convertered into a 3D by SoHillGuy.
Circa 1952 I traded a 1935 Ford convertible for this 30 Roaster. The engine on the 35 blew up and at the time I couldn't afford another engine as the one that blew up broke the crankshaft into three pieces and cracked the block.
Jul 14, 2023 11:40:07 #
Jul 14, 2023 12:05:30 #
Iron Sight wrote:
That's a Keeper
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It is long gone. I really liked the 35 I had. Too bad the way things work out at times.
Jul 14, 2023 12:05:46 #
SoHillGuy wrote:
You will need a pair of anaglyph glasses to view it in 3D.
Photo Credit: An old friend.
2D convertered into a 3D by SoHillGuy.
Circa 1952 I traded a 1935 Ford convertible for this 30 Roaster. The engine on the 35 blew up and at the time I couldn't afford another engine as the one that blew up broke the crankshaft into three pieces and cracked the block.
Photo Credit: An old friend.
2D convertered into a 3D by SoHillGuy.
Circa 1952 I traded a 1935 Ford convertible for this 30 Roaster. The engine on the 35 blew up and at the time I couldn't afford another engine as the one that blew up broke the crankshaft into three pieces and cracked the block.
Super!
Jul 14, 2023 12:07:01 #
Jul 14, 2023 12:27:00 #
Pretty cool image, even without the 3D glasses. It’s a pity the engine blew requiring getting rid of the ride. Similar misfortune in high school when my 55 supercharged Buick Century blew the B&M hydro. Couldn’t afford a repair or replacement. Still lust after that beauty. A kid bought it, replaced the tranny, and killed himself in a high speed solo wreck.
Jul 14, 2023 13:25:25 #
Silversleuth wrote:
Pretty cool image, even without the 3D glasses. It’s a pity the engine blew requiring getting rid of the ride. Similar misfortune in high school when my 55 supercharged Buick Century blew the B&M hydro. Couldn’t afford a repair or replacement. Still lust after that beauty. A kid bought it, replaced the tranny, and killed himself in a high speed solo wreck.
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One of my current vehicles is a 2002 Buick Park Avenue. I like it so much that I have invested $7341.24 in maintenance. This sounds like a lot in Maintenance but it works out to $349.58 a year for the 21 years I have owned it. I bought it new. Total mileage so far is 122588.
Jul 14, 2023 16:46:31 #
SoHillGuy wrote:
You will need a pair of anaglyph glasses to view it in 3D.
Photo Credit: An old friend.
2D convertered into a 3D by SoHillGuy.
Circa 1952 I traded a 1935 Ford convertible for this 30 Roaster. The engine on the 35 blew up and at the time I couldn't afford another engine as the one that blew up broke the crankshaft into three pieces and cracked the block.
Photo Credit: An old friend.
2D convertered into a 3D by SoHillGuy.
Circa 1952 I traded a 1935 Ford convertible for this 30 Roaster. The engine on the 35 blew up and at the time I couldn't afford another engine as the one that blew up broke the crankshaft into three pieces and cracked the block.
A great memory shared 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤
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