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

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Wow a complete FED.

Is there a story behind it?

 

say it ain't so...

 

Damn what a shame Looks like it got a pete jackson fuel injection unit on it?

 

I'm not sure what the story is..... yet. A friend of mine sent me the picture.

 

Nothing like storing a car in an open-topped trailer. I saw what used to be a 1927 Chrysler in a junkyard once stored like that. Of course, the guy was "saving it to restore". The last time I saw it, it looked like a pile of rusty scrap metal. Used to be a nice car until that.

 

Canadian A

 

I think you mean "Eh!"

 

Dam , that FED sitting there like that . Never even covered the motor , just dont deserve to have it .

 

that just aint right...........

 

1937 Plymouth Coupe

 

Another 1937 Plymouth Coupe

 

The last two photos are of the same '37 Plymouth coupe.

 

Dodger, yup, I just worded it wrong . . . meant to insert "of the" in the 2nd post.

 

Actually, it's a 36. Bob

 

Dang, Bob...I'd be losing sleep over that! If anyone can pull off this save, I'm sure you can.
My friends just send me pics of "T&A"...bunch of deadbeats!

 

this thread makes me sad

 

Go save the cars and see if it makes you feel happy.

I save tons of them, and it's very hard work and normally very stressful.

But I'm still glad I do it.

 

Good call.

 

I HATE PEOPLE

 

56 4dr

 

a few more

 

John,

My dad grew up with a Farmall F12 in the late 30's- I'd be interested in the steering wheel, seat, and tank off of that tractor if you can get them!

Thanks, Bill

 

I Just saved this one. Found it in Redding California. I hope to have it running again soon!

~Dave

 

Awesome Dawg, it'll be awesome to see that ole Gimmy back on the road!

 

i didn't go back through the whole thread to check these, here's some i've had on the computer for years.

 

more

 

There is one '54 Skylark Hardtop that exists though. Whether it's a factory prototype or someone made it, I have no idea.

 

The red Corvette roadster is in Standard Auto Parts in Worcester, Mass. The remnants of the car are still in the junkyard. That picture was taken in the late 1960's.

 

Here's my 49 Panel when I found her....had been sitting at a wrecker for the last 20 years or so, and before that, not sure....she's sitting at my buddies now waiting to get transformed....should be going this spring.

 

Did anybody notice the bomb fins in the lower right hand corner of the photo?