Art & Inspiration Lets see your pix of when trees eat cars...

Saw this and just had to add it to a few other choice pix I've taken of trees eating cars...

 

Here's one eating a bike

 

I can't remember whether it is in Oregon or California along US 101, but there was a small roadside type park on the East side of the road that used to have several old cars from the 60s. The cars had circular holes cut in the hoods and trees were growing abundantly through them.

 

This one isn't exacly eating a car but it is true meaning of "shade tree mechanic"

 

Hey, those are really cool pictures. Keep em coming!

 

With all the talk about the need for better theft deterrent systems, I'm thinking about marketing these. Very long installation time, but quite effective.

 

There's a junkyard in Moody TX with some strange trees that have just "flowed" over some parts and stuff. No pics, but really weird.

 

brings a tear,

 

I think the car bit the tree in this one.

 

Saw this at Hershey...

 

I'll do ya one better tree ate my shop and my Jeep.

 

This was my old sedan when I first got it. We had to cut this little tree to pull it out of its "resting place". I kept the tree there for a couple weeks after I got the car on the road. People would ask me if it was real or not!

 

Is that bottom one a 50 mercury 4dr?

 

one from Hilliards

 

Somewhere around here I have a photo of a 48-54-ish GMC/Chevy pickup that shows up at a lot of central plains runs. It has a tree cut-off that has eaten part of the front bumper and the guy just left the pieces hanging when he put it on the street. Kind of interesting.

 

yea I think your right, look in the bottom left of the pic, thats part of the grill, right?

 

Here's a few more

 

go and save whatever you can from these cars!!!!!! Run now

 

i was wondering where i left that damn thing!

 

Looks like some type of forest induction.

 

ouch

 

You have a great eye. Looks to be!

 

Here's a couple in my files...

 

Here is one!

 

I would truely like to know the story behind this one

 

in the bushes...

 

Chrysler '39 Limo in the bushes, we took it out but had to cut some trees first.

 

Here is another.