1902 Delahaye Type 10B Chain Drive

One of the major innovations of the 1902 Delahaye Type 10B was replacing the belt drive with a chain. The chain drive proved to be much more reliable than a fabric belt and could handle far more power and torque. Best viewed large.

[Anita Campbell]

Very interesting POV and an idea for a photo.

[Taffy]

Very cool industrial shot -- the pop of blue is kind of fun and unexpected.

[Sunkist]

Looks like Abstract Art to Me! Love it!

[Vega]

LOL - where in the world did you get such a smart idea to shoot this? Great job!!

[Graham Thresher]

A fantastic composition. fav.

[Ross Walker]

My first thought was how similar this concept is to the chain drive on the manure spreader I posted a few days ago. It sure is a whole different level of classiness, though. I enjoy the warm reflections you picked up in the car body.

[Chris]

Super detail and focus, Danny. (I am missing NYC!)

[Therese]

Fabulous shot!!!!

[*lynn]

great, clear shot!

[Heidi Parnell]

Interesting subject and nicely composed!

[Sean O'Neill]

What a great POV, and as so often with your shots Danny, it turns the interesting into something quite brilliant.

[Sean O'Neill]

Fav!

[Carole Imes]

You captured all the mechanical details + tire treads, etc. so well!

[David]

Superb detail, Danny and interesting information too