Another Blue Chevy

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

It truly is a Small World.

Yes it is. It was a treat to see. It just happens to be for sale and someone will get a new '34 Chevy truck 'cause it was completely gone through from the ground up . The best part is that it has been updated with 1936 hydraulic brakes and 3:55 gears.

[VWNate1]

That's neat .

I've had similar instances over my life .

That's another glorious old truck .

[3757chevy]

Got my Co-pilot ready for the local Trunk or Treat. Going to use the big bucket to fill with candy to pass out to trick or treaters.

[VWNate1]

I didn't get a single trick or treater last night .

[3757chevy]

My Wife and I had 26 bags of candy and 140 Hotwheels to pass out from 5-7pm and ran out by 6:30. My Wife and I and My Daughter and her Family in the last two pictures.

[Rickysnickers]

Very cool

[3757chevy]

Local photographer used my truck in her fall sessions for two weekends.

[Getter-Done]

Now that's a Great way to Photo-Shoot.

[3757chevy]

Today I got my fuse panel I been planning out for the last couple of weeks put together. 1935 there was no fuse panel and right now I feel like my ignition switch is being overloaded. I will be rewiring the truck before spring.

[VWNate1]

That's very nice .

The relays are what makes it great .

In 1947 Chevy decided to add a fuse panel, I don't recall how many but like 7 or so .

By 1951 they'd realized two would suffice .

[Rickysnickers]

Awesome!! Show us some photos as you do the job, please.

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by Rickysnickers

Awesome!! Show us some photos as you do the job, please.

I'm in no rush , but I will post more as I go.

[3757chevy]

Still in the planning stage.

[3757chevy]

Last Sunday the weather was very nice so I took the Wife for a ride in the old blue truck. We had not had it out since the end of December when my Grandson was here for New Years. It was so nice I was driving around in a T shirt with the window down.

[docrock]

wow thats cool

[3757chevy]

Getting a little closer to rewiring the truck. I worked on the fuse panel Today.

[VWNate1]

Wow, that's nice .

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by VWNate1

Wow, that's nice .

Thank you Nate. It's a little intimidating but I kinda just jumped right in. Definitely not rushing into it. It has taken some thought.

[VWNate1]

I'm sure you'll do just fine .

[3757chevy]

Took this at sundown tonight . Picture just doesn't do it justice. The pink is just not visible. But it was beautiful.

[VWNate1]

? Maybe some sort of filter necessary ? .

I know exactly what you'e referring to, I also love those hues in the clouds at sunset .

Sadly, the camera on my cell phone has many features I find by accident, no booklet came with it .

All the children seem to know every detail automatically .

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by 3757chevy

Took this at sundown tonight . Picture just doesn't do it justice. The pink is just not visible. But it was beautiful.

How about this version??

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

How about this version??


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Very nice , Thank you. How did you do that?

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by 3757chevy

Very nice , Thank you. How did you do that?

I saved your picture to my computer.

Then I clicked on Edit.

Then hover over the Icons and look for (Adjustments).

Here is a picture below for Example.

Once you click on adjustments you have 6 scale adjusters in the (light section).

Then scroll down and you have 4 scale adjusters in the (color section).

I individually adjust each one by going down the line and move it to the right and then the left and slide it to the location that looks best.

Then after you get it close you can go back and do small adjustments.

Then I click on the crop after I get it like I like it.

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

I saved your picture to my computer.

Then I clicked on Edit.

Then hover over the Icons and look for (Adjustments).

Here is a picture below for Example.

Once you click on adjustments you have 6 scale adjusters in the (light section).

Then scroll down and you have 4 scale adjusters in the (color section).

I individually adjust each one by going down the line and move it to the right and then the left and slide it to the location that looks best.

Then after you get it close you can go back and do small adjustments.

Then I click on the crop after I get it like I like it.

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Cool Thanks!