Old Tin found in Woods,bushes,behind a barn etc lets see the pics maybe even before a

see! that guys got the right idea. RESCUE!

 

My Durant next to a barn like house in the hill's of Ca

 

oh ps, that car i posted a picture of (the 51)..... it was sitting on the side of a muffler shop in kenosha WI. we asked him what the deal was wih it, and he said "200 ill drop it off at yer house" HELL YEH! we paid and he dropped it off. we drove it around town 2 days later!=P

 

Here's a couple pic's of the Sedan I picked up this last weekend... The price was great... Free! Anyone care to tell me what year it is? 28-29 or 30-31?

 

[post=137679]See the T Barn Find Here![/post]

[post=138748]See the T Barn Find Roadster Run Here![/post]

 

Here's some shots of a 1924-25 Dodge Bros. touring car out in the field at the farm I've been getting all my model A stuff from.

 

Sweet car Willie, I love A's on deuce rails.

 

Heres one I spotted yesterday but couldn't get close enough to get a good pic. It looks super complete from the road. I'll stop and ask someday.

 

Found and bought this 42,000 mile unmolested 40 Willys only 15 miles from my house. 2nd owner parked it over 40 years ago.

 

This Was found at Hardwood Lake Mi., I took it to the Dearborn swap meet last summer and it is currently being built as a traditional Hot Rod,........

 

Hey Steve,....... I like your garage better than Clydes,.... did you get the F-Troop Willis out much last year ?

 

Not realy. Took it to HHR and the US Nationals.

 

This old International is about a 1/2 mile from my house.

 

Ok I have a stiffy for some sweet Georgia brown tin.

 

I Just Hauled Home Yesterday A 31 Chevy Pickup Cab Some Pitting Nothing Major Doors Open Close Fine And Latch Nice Dash Firewall Windshield Seatsprings A 3 Min Walk From Where Ive Worked For Over 40 Years Tim

 

..one more....

 

Thats f@cking insane right there!!!!

Awesome find!!

 

The 30' coupe is one of our recent barn finds in Iowa, the 63' Riv came from my aunt's garage in Fremont NE

 

3WLarry...that car is awesome. Save me searching...do you have build photos on the HAMB anywhere?

 

seriously.... wow... please tell me yer NOT gonna chop it up.

 

I think their a little beyond saving.

Refridgerator would make a good roadster tub...

 

What is the story on this thing? It is too new to be depression era but maybe a mobile mine camp or hunt camp?

 

Looks kinda drafty.

KB-5?

 

I'd already have these if I wasn't already bumming storage space off a local builder. Maybe late spring?

I saw this 36 tudor a year ago and I'll be going back this weekend for my wifes birthday.



And this late 30's chev? would be a nice addition... mile high nosed gasser pie crust slicks... it'll never happen



Many/Most of you guys have the same constraints 50 hour a week job, family etc etc.
I'm scrambling to find the time and cash to spend on the 2 projects I've got going,
much less drag home the shit even I come across.

A local builder tells me all the time when we come across this stuff
"You can't save them all"

s.

 

Theres some good metal there.

That late 30's chevy...yeah...I dunno what I'd do if I found something around here that old with actual paint.

 

[quote="HOTROD";1574588]That's just not right,
That's sick and wrong![/quote]

Nah, that Deuce stock car must've been crushed awhile back. Jackbolt is my buddy and it'd be living in "Jan's Home for Neglected Circle Trackers" as we speak.. I'm on a constant lookout for cars with numbers on their doors.

Jan

 

I've got no idea. It looks like it was used for moving hogs, maybe. My wife says if I pull it home that I'm gonna have to move into it.
It is a KB-5.

 

Any idea what year?

 

48? Don't know my I/Hs very well.