After the first few pages of this thread, it had no real value, since the OP pretty much is just taking pics from the internet and posting for his own amusement. You, Ryan, may well have thousands of hours into research, hunting, documenting, photographing, writing and even sharing locations once the owner gives you the go-ahead. Your cars in barns and blogs actually have great value. As for this thread time to save the bandwidth. JMO
I said something along those lines back about post number 700,
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Since these are just pics copied from the internet and it doesn't seem like you know any actual history on the cars in this thread.
Is there any other reason that they're being posted other than driving up your posts count number?
Some are old pics that the cars have restored a long time ago.
Essentially it's a collection of other people pics collected from the internet and no credit is given to the people who actually took the pics.
Anyone can do a search of Mopar Pics to look at.
It's just my opinion (which doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things), But it kinda doesn't seem right to post pics with no credit given to the person who actually took them when you actually know nothing about the car or it's past or current history.
If you share a pic on Facebook it shows it as a shared pic with it showing who originally posted the pic (giving them credit for it being their pic).
