Pale Ride

[Pale Rider]

Unfortunetaly some of you guys missed this pre-trip topic 3 years ago.
Otherwise it would have been an even bigger meet & greet fest 
 

[Cudakiller70]

This has to be the best thing I've watched in quite a while! I'm sharing this a bunch. Did you do the editing? Just pro done all the way, loved it, just awesome! I can only dream of doing something like this and I live here. 

[Pale Rider]

This has to be the best thing I've watched in quite a while! I'm sharing this a bunch.

Thx! 

Did you do the editing?

Yep, this is completely a DIY production (recording, editing, soundtrack, etc)

[AARuFAST]

Roland your machine must be expert built to withstand that many miles. You shifted gears how many times............ 
Your tires would not have held up if standard mopar rims and tires.

[Pale Rider]

Roland your machine must be expert built to withstand that many miles. You shifted gears how many times............ 
Your tires would not have held up if standard mopar rims and tires.

Yep, a lot of effort is done to make this car reliable. 
Only one thing went wrong: the horn wire snapped half-way the trip

[AARuFAST]

We are all e-body guys so I don't think Barra'Cuda members should be shunned
from touring with Pale Rider. I would like to tour with Roland. But I wouldn't
recommend traveling down the east coast on I-95. Nothing to see but traffic..
and idiots.

[dakota]

Thanks for posting the video.  I really enjoyed it.   The use of B&W gave the scenery a completely unique appearance, especially the trees that looked like ghostly ice.    That would be an impressive trip for a new car, let alone something from 1970.   Well done.

[Pale Rider]

The use of B&W gave the scenery a completely unique appearance, especially the trees that looked like ghostly ice.

I used a modified camera that now only 'sees' infrared light.
Trees and grass turn white, sky and water turn black. That's causing this ghostly, eerie appearance.

[19Marty71]

Great video!!!!