12 V

Ha Ha... thanks, HiHoSilver! Looking at this image really makes me want to hunt down some old cars with all that lovely chrome. It got me thinking... I've never shot old cars before! I'll be out in my home province of Saskatchewan so I'll keep my eye open!
I used to shoot quite a bit of Delta 100 in 4x5. I found it to be a really nice, sharp film. Have you tried semi-stand with it yet?

Andrew, thank you! 'Pleasant surprise to hear you have interest in the old iron. A search of antique car clubs will likely get you info on meet-ups/shows that will give you some variety.

Its my first roll of Delta & I used the Pyro, but with std. dilution & agitation. Works very well that way also. 'Haven't tried semi with it. If there were a combination like the HP5 & Pyro in an ISO 100, it would be terrific. 'Can't thank you enough for that recommendation.

We'll have small shows near me in the next month. Though I'll shoot mostly mono, Sly had some results that made me take note - and w/ a film that doesn't enjoy prestige - lomography 400 color. I don't know if they make sheet film in it, but this was quite nice:
http://www.apug.org/forum/index.php?media/seaside-cruisers.46166/

'Hope you & yours have a great weekend. 'Always appreciate hearing from you.

Really like this. Of course, I lived in this era. Some friends of my parents had a hunting-fishing camp in Michigan's upper peninsula, and they had one of these trucks. Used to take the Misses shopping and could drive it.. One thing I like is the flower over the front bumper. Really nice touch>

BSD, thank You. I'm still very much the remedial student in how to capture a sense or feeling that encapsulates a time, place, attitude. Once in a while it happens anyway. I appreciate your kindness.

Neat photo! I like the 12 V. sticker on the headlamp - it gives pause for thought...