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

If you look closely, you can almost see it in the reflection in the rear window...

 

Found this browsing .

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But then has there ever been a Tucker made into a traditional hot rod???

 

Tucker made a 2 door convertible? I thought all Tucker convertibles were 4 doors. The snow must be blinding me.

 

Finally had the camera in hand when I walked by. Been in my stepfathers family since new.

 

This would make a great project?

 

look like the factory mirrors on my 59 ford wagon

 

Yes, one was converted to front engine, Olds V8 I believe.

 

How did you spot these?? stumple across them expolring one day? how ever, thanks for sharing.

 

It would. Needs floors n rockers. A hood would be real nice. Still got the flattie n 3spd. Been parked since the early 60s. Unfortunately, a lack of funds will be it's demise. Unless I can find a buch o fun tickets somewhere....

 

Errosion control near Mt. Princeton, CO.

 

chevy looks chopped

 

More like rolled or crushed.

 

Someone was excited driving it off the lot when they were new only to end up there.

 

If you look at the pillars it really does look chopped,either way im sure that shit will buff out.

 

looks chopped to me too

 

I see 2 chevs, are you guys talking about the 53 in the middle or the Fleetline on the right?

 

I always think the same thing when I see things like this.

 

I think the same when walking through old junkyards too.

 

Found it on a post on the Wreckchasing aviation forum; someone discovered the cars while looking for aircraft crash sites.

 

I was talking about the yellow 53-54 in the middle

 

Found this in Denham Springs La. Guy said we could have it but it's in baaaaaddddd shape.

 

Likemlow - can I come get it ? Where - close to I-20 ?

 

If It has the 289, you could pull the engine, scrap the rest, and be well ahead.

 

I had one of those Champ pick ups. I think they were in bad shape from the factory.

 

Likeumlow - at least save the grille.

 

I'm going back this weekend with a sawsall and cut some parts off. The frame is broke in 2 pcs. and is impossible to get to without the right equipment . Maybe when they start clearing the land I'll go back for the whole truck. yea the grille will be hanging on my wall soon

 

I bought one of those trucks in 1976. It was at a Chevy dealer in Albuquerque and the guy was astonished I thought it was cool. My buddy bought a 71 Camaro and I bought that almost as a throw in and get it off my lot. It had the 289 and a McCullough blower. Great truck for $500 in 1976.

 

Recently found this 57, in very sad shape, on Craig's List Too Bad!

 

I'd say that ones been in that spot for a while.....