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

1932 Ford Victoria

 

Looks more 1933. JW

 

Near Dingle, Idaho.

 

Some day....

 

Looks like a 51 or 52 Packard.

 

Speedway wrecking, which is behind Erie auto salvage is a great yard that lets you walk around.

 

I found all these in a junkyard in Sunset, TX (Browne and Sons Auto Salvage). Thought you guys would enjoy these.

 

Spotted this old 58 hiding among some late models at a garage. (Very rough). and kinda sad.

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To my eye, it seems like it could be a 1951 Lincoln.

 

After getting a better look at the photo, you are right. I'm baking my crow pie now.

 

Love this thread! Till I discovered the Hamb I had no idea there were so many like minded people who enjoy cruising old junk yards. Got started years ago with my Dad who liked the possibilities of "old iron" as much as I did. We had some favorite spots back in the 60's and 70's, usually out in farmers fields, that required regular "field" trips.

 

The suicide doors are a dead giveaway!

 

I missed that the first time I saw the photo. I also forgot that Lincolns switched to vertical tail lamps from round ones that year.

 

That Olds loimo, and the Custom Chevy.....wow.

 

My first thought was the Deora, (?).
I had one as a hot wheels, rare now, and a model of it.
That would have been in the 70's.

 

let`s hope this continues to rot...…………...

 

64 Chevy shorttie!I bet it was a 4 door!

 

It's ready for clowns.

 

58 chevy in southern Colorado.

 

For sale?

 

Put a battery in it and drive it home....or, better yet, to my place!

 

Another one that saddens me...

 

If the B pillar was moved back about a foot it wouldn't look so........

 

I dated a girl in high school, who had a 58 Brookwood like that. Same color a 348 and in perfect condition. I bought it from her and then we broke up. Lol Found this old Ford last week.

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I am oddly attracted to this

 

Yes he will sell it. Wants $2400 for it, needs floors, and he doesn't have the title. No engine or trans.

 

This one has possibilities.......if the windshield wasn't laid back quite so much it works better as a coupe. As is would be a cool little roadster.

 

Yes if the roof was cut off, maybe.

 

I dig on the concept. Id actually like to see this one finished.

 

With some good sticky tires I bet that would do a hell of a wheel stand. I agree, straighten the layed back windshield a bit, which would level the roof some, and it would flow much better.