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

1939 Ford deluxe Todor Sedan

1939 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan / Specs, Model HistoryAuto Museum Online

 

Pretty cool

 

One more unloved Chev in Israel. Only a four door but still a shame.

 

Australian-made 1934-1935 Ford Model C coupe [4 cylinder]; photos from 2018

 

Pretty cool! Never seen one before!

 

The Model C and the almost identical Model CX that followed it here in Oz were also available (in Oz) in roadster, roadster utility and panel delivery van form; as well as four door sedans. From what Mum tells me, my parents had a CX roadster, but I have no memory of it (too young).

 

Front axle and wheels almost certainly from my parents' CX roadster; headlamp support; the axle and wheels are photographed on corrugated iron but they have been sitting outside on the ground for possibly 60 years: the corrosion on the rim is the result ... the plate welded to the axle suggests that Dad might have used this axle and wheels under a trailer.

 

Are they full sized or scaled down a fraction?

 

There's something about this little Studie.......

 

Lark?

 

"Are they full sized or scaled down a fraction?"

The C and CX are significantly smaller than their V8 big brothers; it's the same with the Model Y (the model before the C): it looks like a 1934 V8 Ford, but is a lot smaller. Think of the Anglia (Gasser Anglia).

(The Model C coupe above was for sale. The seller was asking $8,000 [Australian]. I don't know what it sold for.)

 

Clay County Alabama

 

Some Elmore County Alabama Studebakers......

 

Northeastern Alabama

 

Northeastern Alabama

 

I think this engine was OK - about 40 years ago.

 

Early Falcon (pre 67) or 64 1/2 Mustang, they rev well. JW

 

Ran when parked.

 

I had a 1964 Falcon (XM) ute back then. Dad had a 1968 Falcon ute (221?). Not sure where this spare engine came from.

 

Albertville Alabama

 

Will it cheat the crusher ?

 

God I hope so.

 

Wow...

 

Damnit man!! Now I want that one as well

 

It’s over by bricks hill being used as yard art

 

Yeah I actually know where that one is. There’s a whole yard full of stuff over there hidden away since the old couple died as well.

 

I thought that yard got scrapped, wish I had taken more pictures.