Art & Inspiration Sitting and Rotting.............picture thread

Looks like that 53 Ford has been there for quite some time.

 

Boy I bet those cars and trucks could tell some GOOD stories.Bruce.

 

I need the ford emblem off the tailgate of that woody for my '54 Country Squire! Can't see if it's there or not, tree is blocking my view.


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These are not recent, but it sure shows what we used to find as normal....

 

That 57 Buick wagon would be a sweet little daily driver. Where is it??

That 57 Buick would make a great daily driver !! Would like it in my drive way.

 

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Boy, I love that 55 chevy wagon! Bruce.

 

What are those taillights on the blue 59?

 

fancy heat vent

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Does not look too bad,I think I could save it.

 

Wyoming


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Said if she can’t fix it up, she wants to be buried in it...guess she’ll hav a shitty coffin...



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That 1937 Ford 1-/2 ton Panel Delivery is a Deluxe Model! You can tell it's a Deluxe as it Has a Passenger Windshield Wiper Motor! I wonder if the Passenger Side, still has the Deluxe Reading Road Map Light Behind the Windshield Wiper! That was a one Year only Option in 1937 Ford Commerical Pickups & Trucks. There was only about 1,700 of those Deluxe a Models. A Deluxe model consists of S/S Windshield Trim, Chrome Grill, 1/4" S/S Hood Side Trim. You could get a Commerical Glove box Clock & a Deluxe Commerical Radio & Radio Head. I got dubs, on it. Just tell me where it is Located! As, that Reading Road Map Lite is Worth $400.00 in mint condition. I've pulled 2 of those lights, one in Kansas, the other in Oklahoma. Both abandon Pickups. BigDTexasKid

 

Looks like someone has been in Starks.

 

I spotted those along old route 29 just north of Lynchburg Va. You can see them from the road. I'm pretty sure they can be bought. Although I didn't talked to anyone about them. Here are few more from the same place. If it wasn't so far away. I would be glad to check on them for you. But I found them taking the back roads to Charlotte NC. on my way to the Good Guys run. So good luck, and I hope that they get saved. Ron...

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Ron,..looks like a bunch of neat stuff there,...

 

Here's a couple I saw in my work travels today.

Bad decisions make good stories.

 

Thought I'd add a few.

 

Nice grille on that '38 Ford truck a few posts up. What is that roadster (or front half of a touring car) fenderless with wood spoke wheels in the last post? Dodge?

 

It's a 1918 Dodge.

 

How does a Model A coupe with four bars end up in that state ??!! JW

 

That GMC tractor has reciently been moved notice the dirt caked on the tire is now near the top. And with the 5th wheel so far back it musta been a wheel stander when hooked to a trailer?

 

Sitting in a parking lot. Some old bondo or rust on roof. Looks to be stock. New seat covers.