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

^^^ That looks like Belgium, there have been some other pics posted on here from that area and it looks the same.

 

I believe this truck is now a lawn ornament at a business here in Georgetown. I looked again - it is close, but a different bumper.

 

Just a few from some lots in southern Sask.

 

send this to me!

 

...i'm gonna fix it up... when i'm sixty-four, shooobeeedooowaaah!

i got an ole coffee-machine, that i'm gonna fix up someday, but it will take a day, or better to throw it to where-ever, but all over here this term is over-used, too, "always smooth, only speedo-cable and left rocker and some bulbs to change, after that it's a road-worthy car, the inspector sad", yepp for sure! I haven't red somethng' of bondo in the title!

 

I would love to have this...sigh!! That would be a great parts chaser/tow rig when I was done with it!

 

Is this in your area because it's identical to a Nash I have on a farm in my area, right down the bushes next to it and the missing parts.

Buy it and I'll drag it over!

 

that look identical to my 38 packard

 

Photo taken in an old car graveyard in Sweden.

More at:

http://www.redbubble.com/people/abandoned/works/7995346-the-classic-car-grave-yard?

 

The following 50 or so images were captured yesterday deep in an Appalachian "holler".

Looks like a junkyard but it isn't.

 

MY field of dreams!!!!!

 

DAMN SouthUrn
your a tease!!

 

Ok, so if it's not a "junkyard" then what is it? And please don't tell me someones collection of cars they're going to fix up some day!

 

Owner has been a commercial metal scrapper since 1960. Whenever on a job site and there is a car needing cleared as well, he hauls it home and lets it sit. He doesn't scrap nor deal with automotive stuff. Just doesn't want to see vintage iron scrapped (although that doesn't explain all the crap he's dragged home - chalk that up to addiction). No idea what family's plans will be after he passes.

Sarcasm unnecessary.

 

where is the cars located and will hr sell anything

 

Really liked this '57 CDV. Other than door bottom rust, rest was solid (even rear bumper ends). Pretty damn complete and unmolested. This is one that owner should let go, like untold thousands previously in this thread.

 

Couple years ago so much went to the crushers,,,amazing anything survived..one company here was paying a premium trying to corner the market,,,they bought a crap load of cars/metals and then the price of scrap dropped!

 

SouthUrn, is he willing to see things go to people that would put things to good use (asking honestly)?

 

Wish I could get the taillights off that '60 Dodge Seneca wagon. They fit '55-'56 Fords.