Projects nastiest model A part ever dragged home

this is the nastiest model a part I have every dragged home... I see both halves of the 6 hinges and ………….. . was a '30-'31 truck cab... must have been working somewhere near salt water... anyone brought home worse ?
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Needs a 55 gal. drum,
of Bodyman-in-a-Can?
Might try StopLeak in the cowl.

 

.....No.

 

Yikes!

 

What's your plans with it?

 

I guess you needed the hinge pins, right...

 

Well after you salvage & save all the good stuff I guess you can just scll the rest for scrap to get a dollar or two for your time invested. Or from your last photo are you mocking up the build with the placement of the 4 tires & wheels? Good luck, Jimmie

 

Let me be the first to say...it'll buff out.

That's a rough start and will take some vision and perseverance to see that one through.

 

Have chopped up some real rough stuff, but I don't know if I can compete with that one. Although I too would have grabbed it for the hinges if I'd been offered, and looks like there might be a dash rail left too, not that they're hard to find. Hinges are a good score.

 

You did your shots in order before touching that?

 

Didn't bring this home but I think you win.

 

I know a couple people thru the years that bought AA rear ends. They both died before cashing them in.

 

the 4 wheel pile is not mine... but I can see how they could be confused...

 

One time I flipped the remains of a '30-'31 Tudor (butchered into a truck) on it's galvanized tin roof and actually DRUG it home for two block behind my car. Kinda noisy, the neighbor thought it was funny. Salvaged the shortened; but surprising good sub-rails; guy that gave it to me got the tank and hinges. and if I remember right the guy he got from took the doors. I suppose now-a-days the firewall, door posts, etc would be saved.

 

One I found, and thought it was bad. But you win!

 

I can't believe you guys actually brought that stuff home.

 

You must have drug it home when the scrap prices were high.

 

Why?

Can’t wait to see it on the road.

 

it'll buff out...

 

C'mon, a gas cap, some plexi, you'd have a 'convertible' sedan!

 

I've brought some stuff home from your house Smitty! Sometimes you need a chunk off of that or a reveal section from this.

 

Jim Sibley would have that running and driving by next Tuesday.

 

Here's a beauty!

 

But does it have a title?

 

Yeppers. Mic drop .

 

You're completely unhinged!
Well... now you're not.

Hey guys. Try this while you're stuck at home wondering what else to eat. Super easy, super good. Hot cook-style chocolate pudding poured over vanilla ice cream. You're welcome. LOL

 

Well, the dash and the tank might be good.

And – if you get a Model A book and pick a year for when the serial numbers you want were used – pick one. Chances are there's not that number registered in your state after 90 years. Harbor Freight has the number punches – just try to line them up kinda nice.

 

That beats anything I drug home to cut a part out of it. I've drug plenty rough stuff home to get one part off it in the past 57 years since I was 16 with my first car though.

 

The question I have is, why would anyone drag something worse than that anywhere?