Back from Moultrie! -Lotsa truck pics inside!

[MrGoodpliers]

Somebody brought a Rambler? Behind the suburban..... We had one of those when I was in kindergarten.

[68gmcdually]

Sorry about that 67C-30, we where short on time as it was, we could have done dinner somewhere, we didn't leave Marietta until 9:00 pm, we had dinner at the Cracker Barrel there and then drove until 4 am. Good times!!

[ksbeatty]

Where were the 4x4's?

[67_C-30]

Originally Posted by ksbeatty

Where were the 4x4's?

I didn't see a single one, at least not 67-72's.

[1LoC10]

nice pics..... im pretty sure this one is a bone stock long bed, dont look cut at all to me

[dan42]

Thanks for the pix - they were great! real nice trucks.

[*Dylan]

The 67 sold to me . I talked him down to 1500.00 and am working on it now.

[graverobberATL]

Does anyone know who sells that stick on moulding tape. Seems to be an easy and cheap way to add the moulding look without drilling holes.

[Premium72]

lookd like a great day!!

[dieselarmy13]

Damn, I want a Vista Cruiser SOOOO BAD! I don't care what anybody says, those are cool cars!

[HoupPhotography]

What does`PATINA mean?

[dieselarmy13]

From Wikipedia:

Patina is a coating of various chemical compounds such as oxides or carbonates formed on the surface of metal during exposure to weathering. The green patina that forms naturally on copper and bronze is known as verdigris and consists of copper carbonate. Patina also refers to accumulated changes in surface texture and colour that result from normal use of an object such as a coin or a piece of furniture. Artists and metalworkers often deliberately add patinas as a part of the original design and decoration of art and furniture, or to simulate antiquity in newly-made objects.

Patinas are restricted to exposed surfaces and can flake off.......

And....

In terms of antiques, "Patina is everything that happens to an object over the course of time. The nick in the leg of a table, a scratch on a table top, the loss of moisture in the paint, the crackling of a finish or a glaze in ceramics, the gentle wear patterns on the edge of a plate. All these things add up to create a softer look, subtle color changes, a character. Patina is built from all the effects, natural and man-made, that create a true antique." - Israel Sack

Basically, it looks old in a cool way. Ten years ago my truck was a big POS. Now it has 'patina' so it's cool. I can't wait until my truck is a big POS again.

[Sammy]

(GRAVEROBBER) As far as stick on tape. Seen it @ NAPA paint dealers auto paint shops. If not you could just ask, sure they could order it for you.

[Yukon Jack]

Looks like a great event to attend. Great pics.

[*Dylan]

Yeah it was a blast. Hope to meet some members up there when I go to this next one coming in November I think. Plan on loading up on some parts for the truck this time around. Gonna be my first time heading up there and actually owning something of my own, so I'll see how broke I can make myself.

[HoupPhotography]

Originally Posted by dieselarmy13

From Wikipedia:

Patina is a coating of various chemical compounds such as oxides or carbonates formed on the surface of metal during exposure to weathering. The green patina that forms naturally on copper and bronze is known as verdigris and consists of copper carbonate. Patina also refers to accumulated changes in surface texture and colour that result from normal use of an object such as a coin or a piece of furniture. Artists and metalworkers often deliberately add patinas as a part of the original design and decoration of art and furniture, or to simulate antiquity in newly-made objects.

Patinas are restricted to exposed surfaces and can flake off.......

And....

In terms of antiques, "Patina is everything that happens to an object over the course of time. The nick in the leg of a table, a scratch on a table top, the loss of moisture in the paint, the crackling of a finish or a glaze in ceramics, the gentle wear patterns on the edge of a plate. All these things add up to create a softer look, subtle color changes, a character. Patina is built from all the effects, natural and man-made, that create a true antique." - Israel Sack

Basically, it looks old in a cool way. Ten years ago my truck was a big POS. Now it has 'patina' so it's cool. I can't wait until my truck is a big POS again.

Thanks man, that's an indepth explanation...

[graverobberATL]

Originally Posted by Sammy

(GRAVEROBBER) As far as stick on tape. Seen it @ NAPA paint dealers auto paint shops. If not you could just ask, sure they could order it for you.

Thanks Sammy. I'll check it out. I'm not gonna do it anytime soon, but I just wanted to know where to get it.