Since two-somes seem to be the fad lately in the members ride section, i decided to post some pics that a buddy of mine and I took tonight. I still need to sit down and figure out how to take good night pictures, but these will do for now. Just some quickies....

 

Oh yeah, and full stillen kit on the way

 

More info on the Chevelle please.

 

'72 Chevelle original interior and paint.

New 350 put in last summer
Custom dual exhaust
17" Cregar SS Rims
Disk Brakes up front.

He's doing posi and gears soon. I'm probably leaving some stuff out.

 

Automatic car from what it looks like. Pretty good condition for being original.

 

Yes automatic.

Yeah he definately found a beauty for being all orginal. It was pretty much all original when he got it. Not bad for a High School cruiser .

Here are some vids of us just screwing around...

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=462325

 

your wheels look really good in those pics...cant wait to see pics with the stillen kit on....

 

Thanks...i can't wait either!

 

Cool videos definately.


Oh...btw...it's posi

 

Thanks, i thought that looked wrong.

 

Nice pics, espcecially the 1st one with the moon.

 

very nice pics, sweet max

 

Nice pictures, but a little grainy. Did you use Iso800 without a tripod?

 

Yeah i noticed they did come out a little grainy. The only one i didn't use a tripod on was the moon one because i just picked it veritically. I had it set to auto night and i think the iso was 1000. I still need to figure out how to set stuff on it so i can get the most out of the camera, but it was just a quick photoshoot. When i have time i'll sit down and figure out how to make them look real good . Hopefully like yours!!

 

If you have a tripod, then you should always set your iso to the lowest possible setting. That will, in turn, allow for a longer shutter speed. With a long shutter speed, the clarity will be much much better. There won't be any graininess. Step up and use full manual!

 

Shots look pretty sweet. Especially the moon one.

Good info. What aperature setting should you use for taking pictures of cars at night?

 

Dammit why does your pebble beige always makes mine look crappy? AAHH!!

once again, sweet car man, very tastefully done.

 

haha i don't know. Thanks for the compliments

 

hmmm