Hot Rods Field Cars.... NOT Barn Finds!

If you have parts that are ready to go, why not use them?

I am a Kansan that moved here about 20 years ago. I am confused by the liberal movement... There is no way that I would ever go into a woman's bathroom! LOL. It's too creepy for myself. I am a man no doubt! And women go into that room in groups... Not the type of mystery that I want to solve....

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this was in Kansas 2003 in the gravel pit

and now over here after an 11 yrs resto.

 

Heres one for the Portland crowd. I love these period shots and this is around 1960 (was diaper time for Stogy...). The White Ford nestled in the field looks like and old forgotton Hotrod. It would be totally cool if its still around...Anyone know of it or have the story?

Jugglin the mind a little here...








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LOL I hear ya. The last about 15 years tat I worked I worked as an operating engineer and always hated going into a ladies room for a plumbing problem.

Maybe we crossed paths, I am originally from the west coast. North of Monterrey and south of the Colombia mostly.

 

I reside next to Mexico in South Eastern San Diego.

I have an electrical room that is inside of the women's restroom at one of my sites. I try to go either early in the morning or late at night to avoid placing the college girls into any duress. Unlike the men's room, it has a room with chairs and mirrors, then around the corner must be the dungeon! Oh man, that place gives me the creeps! And the looks I get when I go in are not inviting by any means... LOL

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Some more, all these are in the same location

 

^^^Been there. Marv's a great guy.

 

No idea who Marv is, Floyd was the owner but he died 3-4 years ago. I took those pics probably 8-10 years ago

 

Marv is his son. He's selling everything off now.

 

This is the car Ron started with and it was a field car,he did a great job with the body work and after I got it in my shop I am definitely impressed with the body! HRP

 

I remember this car at the LONE STAR ROUND-UP swap meet (first photo). It was several yrs. ago. A friend and I were walking the meet and came across this car. We looked at each other and all most in unison said this is the buy of the meet. The body was really nice and it had that feel that this would be an easy one to build. Its a keeper HRP, congrads.

 

Gotcha. All I would want is the 58-59 Chev pickup but last I heard the family was keeping it

 

My field car! 1959 Dodge Custom Royal, now living the easy life inside waiting for its turn in line.


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My avatar. Was a field find I found roughly 1999-2000. Then it sat in my field until 2015/16 when I began to disassemble. It's now recently under resto. Will be several years yet. I hope to bring a 37 Ford pickup back from the dead as well.

 

Not mine but a guy im following on the HET forums Triman62. Dudes doing a great build thread as he patches it all back together. think i have seen him about here on HAMB as well.





Check out his build thread here

 

These are across the street from my daughter's school. I didn't even get to ask if they were for sale before I was told "No thank you.".

 

play hard, drive fast

 

Good on him.

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My first flip.

 

A little something I brought home.

 

My 1964 Dodge wagon was a field car for 9 years before I got it.

 

That's money in the bank right there. Lippy

 

good job on them cars its good to bring them back I have done many of them in may days always enjoy the pics thanks for your time man

 

Where is this located?

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Thank you sir... If I get some money saved, I might be asking more questions. Trying to buy a house right now.

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I didn't find this one in a field, I found it cruising the strip in San Leandro in 1976, it ended up in a "field" for about 15 years. now it has been stripped down to nothing and somewhat put back together.

 

My '35 coupe came out of field west of Minot, ND; it's getting to look more like a car now-a-days.