Steam & Excursion > Coming & Going At Rossville

I told myself I wouldn't post any photos from the Lerro TVRM charter until I finished getting them sorted, saved, and processed...I'm not sure who I thought I was kidding with that one.

I pulled a couple out of the stack and ran them through Photoshop. Both from Rossville, GA, on Tuesday morning. There's some HD video too, but that's not even downloaded from the camera yet.

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Beautiful photos - almost timeless.
Bob

refarkas Wrote:
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> Beautiful photos - almost timeless.
> Bob

You took the words from my mouth, it could be back in the 1950's looking at these photos. Thanks for sharing them.
John in White Marsh, Maryland



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/18 07:57 by ClubCar.

Intersting photos....like that 51 hardtop.

Chris

engine3420 Wrote:
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> Intersting photos....like that 51 hardtop.
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> Chris


1950 according to Mr. Adcock (the owner).

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SFREER Wrote:
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> 1950 according to Mr. Adcock (the owner).

It has a 52 grille, 1/4 ornaments and 1/4 moldings. Maybe the poster was referring to the Ford?

-Fred-



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flyingfred Wrote:
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> > 1950 according to Mr. Adcock (the owner).
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> It has a 52 grille, 1/4 ornaments and 1/4
> moldings. Maybe the poster was referring to the
> Ford?
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> -Fred-


I was told both were 50's when I booked them. Maybe they meant that as a general term?

I'd be curious to know all the cars used during the charter: make, model, year. I didn't have time during the event to investigate.

-James

typebangin Wrote:
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> I'd be curious to know all the cars used during
> the charter: make, model, year. I didn't have
> time during the event to investigate.
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> -James

Monday:
Seafoam green 1950 Pontiac (has been in one family since new...and hasn't been restored)
Black 1950 Ford DeLuxe (2 door)
Maroon(ish) 1950 Pontiac (see photo)

Tuesday:
Light green 1950 Ford Custom Deluxe Tudor Sedan
Light blue 1950 Chevrolet Hardtop Sedan
Dark green 1940 Packard (we didn't expect this car...it subbed for a 1940 Ford which, unfortunately, was damaged earlier in the day)
Atlanta police cruiser 1953 Ford
(the other vehicles in Summerville were arranged by locals)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/22/18 19:55 by SFREER.

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Thank you! Much appreciated.

engine3420 Wrote:
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> Intersting photos....like that 51 hardtop.
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Apologies....the Chevrolet IS a 1952 model.

SFREER Wrote:
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> typebangin Wrote:
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> > I'd be curious to know all the cars used during
> > the charter: make, model, year. I didn't have
> > time during the event to investigate.
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> > -James
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> Monday:
> Seafoam green 1950 Pontiac (has been in one family
> since new...and hasn't been restored)
> Black 1950 Ford DeLuxe (2 door)
> Maroon(ish) 1950 Pontiac (see photo)
>
> Tuesday:
> Light green 1950 Ford Custom Deluxe Tudor Sedan
> Light blue 1950 Chevrolet Hardtop Sedan
> Dark green 1940 Packard (we didn't expect this
> car...it subbed for a 1940 Ford which,
> unfortunately, was damaged earlier in the day)
> Atlanta police cruiser 1953 Ford
> (the other vehicles in Summerville were arranged
> by locals)


CORRECTION: The light blue Chevrolet is a 1952 model.