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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Took my lunch hour and shot some pics today.
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evangilder
"Shooter"
Nicely done, Aaron! 
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Great pics, Aaron!
I like how you took advantage of the contrast of the Lily against the sky...
The Beetle closeup is also very cool!
Now, that 427 sure would look good in my '62 Nova (or even my Mustang)!
I like how you took advantage of the contrast of the Lily against the sky...
The Beetle closeup is also very cool!
Now, that 427 sure would look good in my '62 Nova (or even my Mustang)!
Matt308
Glock Perfection
That was one clean engine that is. Nice shots.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Great pics, Aaron!
I like how you took advantage of the contrast of the Lily against the sky...
The Beetle closeup is also very cool!
Now, that 427 sure would look good in my '62 Nova (or even my Mustang)!
Thanks guys. I would have taken a shot of the car but at the present moment it's wrapped in plastic, I will get one of it tomorrow. It's a 1967 Impala SS. GG, the June bugs are running rampent around here now.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Nicely done, Aaron!
Stunny photos, Aaron. They are really beautiful
Thanks guys. We have a vintage auto and aircraft show this weekend at the airport here in Abingdon. Hope to at least get some interesting shots of some intriguing aircraft.
evangilder
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Wings and wheels, it doesn't get much better than that! 8)
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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One can only hope!
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Ok, here are the shots of the Impala that I promised. All we had to do to this vehicle was buff out some blemishes in the paint. The car is astounding.
evangilder
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Very nice! Great looking Impala. So nice to see one more factory fresh, not lowered or blinged out.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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ontos
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Fantastic shots Aaron. Thank you for the barn shot. Love the Impala. My first car was a 1963 Impala SS. Loved that car. Then a 1968 Impala SS
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Fantastic shots Aaron. Thank you for the barn shot. Love the Impala. My first car was a 1963 Impala SS. Loved that car. Then a 1968 Impala SS
I think they're sharp cars, besides, I'm fortunate enough to be able to work on them day in and day out.
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Found another critter the other day. She's got her little ones with her.
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ontos
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The picture Isn't very good. It was taken with the very first Polaroid that came out. You had to put that gooey Stick stuff on the picture. Oh the memories. 8)
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Sweet Impala, Aaron!
Do you guys have alot of trouble with body rot out there? I know that certain places in the east and midwest have real trouble with it. Out here, the climate is must drier, and we don't salt the roads during winter, though the higher elevations use volcanic cinders, and that'll thrash a windsheild and paint job over time.
Also like the spider shot, really looks cool!
Ontos, cool photo! I had a '64 Impala back in the 80's, though it wasn't a SS. It had a 283 with a Powerglide.
Do you guys have alot of trouble with body rot out there? I know that certain places in the east and midwest have real trouble with it. Out here, the climate is must drier, and we don't salt the roads during winter, though the higher elevations use volcanic cinders, and that'll thrash a windsheild and paint job over time.
Also like the spider shot, really looks cool!
Ontos, cool photo! I had a '64 Impala back in the 80's, though it wasn't a SS. It had a 283 with a Powerglide.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Sweet Impala, Aaron!
Do you guys have alot of trouble with body rot out there? I know that certain places in the east and midwest have real trouble with it. Out here, the climate is must drier, and we don't salt the roads during winter, though the higher elevations use volcanic cinders, and that'll thrash a windsheild and paint job over time.
Also like the spider shot, really looks cool!
Ontos, cool photo! I had a '64 Impala back in the 80's, though it wasn't a SS. It had a 283 with a Powerglide.
Most of our buisness is from out of state. We didn't do the restoration on the Impala, not sure who did but they did a very nice job. A gentleman that we do a lot of work for locally owns the car now and he purchased it at the Palm Springs Barret Jackson Auction this spring. And yes, if we get a local car in it usually needs a lot of sheet metal. We are currently working of a 68' Z-28 Camaro. It still has the original 302 engine and M-21 four speed but the only original sheetmetal remaining is the right front fender, the rocker panels, and the filler panel between the decklid and the back glass. Everything else has been correctly replaced.( spotwelded in) I'm not sure but I believe I've posted photos of it in dissaray on this thread but I'll have to check. At the moment it is on the rotiserey awaiting paint on the bottom side.
trackend
Chief Master Sergeant
Second shot of the Chevrolet is really well composed Aaron the angles both horizontal and vertical are spot on and it is in a great setting I love it .
Perhaps if the rear wing was included totally it would help a tad but thats nit picking, never the less its a very very nice car shot.
I can see a marked improvement over your last few postings and you are starting to produce some very note worthy work Aaron I am very impressed.
Perhaps if the rear wing was included totally it would help a tad but thats nit picking, never the less its a very very nice car shot.
I can see a marked improvement over your last few postings and you are starting to produce some very note worthy work Aaron I am very impressed.
