Posted by Rusty Smith on May 22, 2012  I guess a train fan is not necessarily a car fan. That is a late 1930s or early 1940s Ford convertible. Posted by Dave Mamulski on May 22, 2012  That is a beautiful 1937 Ford convertible. Posted by Nick McLean on May 22, 2012  An absolutely cool as hell shot! Posted by Mitch Goldman on May 22, 2012  The puzzle pieces fit together nicely here - nice job! Posted by Alan on May 22, 2012  ...except for the boats :( Posted by Randall on May 22, 2012  Beautiful shot, the B&W works well. Posted by cmdrflake on May 22, 2012  The spic and span Ford could belong to the division superintendent, or the chief clerk, auditing the books. I would not want to have been an agent on duty while the auditor was there. Nice use of Black and White to impart a bit of that pre-WWII period feel. Posted by Christopher Hennessy on May 23, 2012  Thanks guys! Posted by Kevin Madore on May 23, 2012  Nice composition, Chris! The great thing about a charter is getting to see how other folks saw the "non-photo-line" stuff. I'd say you nailed this one. Posted by Leonard De Wolfe on May 23, 2012  You need to do some research on pre WWII autos Posted by ChevelleSSguy on May 24, 2012  The tear drop headlights are definetly 37-38 Ford.

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