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

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I'm thinking it a Willys 49 or 50. Please chime in.

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I would say it's a 54 reason: they were built from 46-65 , the 46-49 had a flat grill ,50-53 had a v'd grill with 5 horizontal grill bars, in 54 they went with 3 horizontal grill bars and that went pretty much till the end but the F6-161 Hurricane engine was only available from 52-54 so all of that said and by looking over your pics the Jeep has the v'd grill and 3 horizontal grill bars and then it appears to have the flat head 6, F6-161 Hurricane, I come up with your Jeep Pu Water Well Drilling Rig to be a 1954 as far as the drill attachment goes can't tell ya on that other than its really cool......

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After looking a little closer at the attachment is it a drill or a pile driver, or wood splitter?

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This sat for 30 years, everyone had asked about it, not for sale. They finally junked it. But the yard set it aside, someone bought it, heard it's being restored.

 

TexasRay, I want what's behind it- looks like a Farmall

Someday, I will own an F12 like my grandfather's:

 

Don't know what it is but it cool.

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Last week at this time, I was out cruising around the country side, look' en for old tin. It was in the 70's then. And today I took this photo of my old 40 Caddy.

 

Ron the demo derby car was 302 also.

 

I never notice that. There were a lot of derby cars there. I've found Edsel s in three different locations in a short amount of time. Also Studebaker trucks too. Funny how that happens. Another old wagon. A 62?

 

61 actually

 

Thanks for the pics Ray!

 

Ron,

What is the story with that 57 Premiere? Do you know the owner?

 

If you PM me your phone number. I will be glad to go back , and pass it on to him. I like seeing this stuff saved. For me the fun is in the hunt. Ron...

 

I would be interested in that 61 Ford wagon.

 

I like 61s and 63s best of the early 60s ford wags

 

I always preferred the 56 Premiere but they look good with a 57 front on them.Didn't like the rear quarters on the 57.

 

I tried buying this a few years ago, would be a sweet one to put on a 1/2 ton chassis, cab is rock solid. 9,000 miles!
Still sitting, but the guy is loosening up lately to the idea of selling stuff.

 

A 4 door 36 Oldsmobile is way more cool than a 2 door mustang. It would be a very cool family hot rod or daily driver. Ditch the wifes minivan.

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VTjunk.That dash looks in real nice shape.Back in the 80s when I did commercial roofing we did a job up in that funny named town. Bruce.

 

Not sure how it ended up here, it's in Rutland VT in a junkyard

 

Actually I'd like a 57 with a 56 front but I'd take a 58-60 over that.

 

VTjunk, I was going to ask you about that???? Bruce.

 

After looking at an 51 Chevy from CL. The owner showed me this 37 Chevy coupe. It's a real barn find. It is backed in this shed, with only a few inches of room on either side. A nice guy, who trusted showing it to me. I thanked him. And I told him I would't tell anyone were it is. I also told him that it would be almost impossible to get it out. lol I had to crawl over a lot of junk just to get a photo of it. He said, that it is not for sale. So I thanked him for sharing it. Ron... Ron...

 

Nice find!! He sounds like the kind of person you'd like to help get it going when he's ready.

 

..."Down & Dirty"...

 

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Sitting and Rotting outside my shop

 

Went out for an adventure with my daughter and nephew today and saw something through the trees and vines ... old Fordor Sedan in its natural habitat



It has sat and rotted for quite some time it appears.


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