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

This is in the back property of our cabin in the Adirondacks. Once was a sugar bush and maple syrup camp in the 1920s. Until a few years ago the bodies were still on the frames and fenders attached. Windstorm came through and messed it all up. One is a model t because I snagged the grill and it is in my garage now. Who knows what the other is...


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sitting in a tow yard near Philo, Ca. Pretty much all there

 

Sitting in the woods at a wildlife preserve near home.

 

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Ford D series , Is this in the UK

 

Shoot that paint will buff out... guys around here would want $90K or more just because the paint can still shine, its a 62 Chevy convert and a SS on top of it all... who cares if its restorable or not!

 

Corvair Lakewood on the bank of the Delaware River.

 

I bet you could bump that engine over! Haha


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If I thought I could get 90k out of it, I would go buy it! LOL What good is a car if it isn't restorable, other than for parts? I think it may be folding in half, look at the doors, they don't look like they would close. It's not sitting on the ground, it's on something, maybe another car, but with the brush all around, it was hard to tell.

 

Looks like an American C-series to me.

 

You can usually use most of the parts to convert a 2 door into a convertible

 

I'd fix that 62!!! It;s just metal. Very desirable car. Lippy

 

Looks like a 1938 Nash Lafayette???

 

It's a 1938 alright, but not a Nash. It's a Dodge!

 

I copied this image from the Buick Forums. No personal knowledge of the car. Looks like the grille could be saved.

 

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Looks like a very decent grille and front fenders on the '41-'46 Chevy pickup.

 

Ran when parked!

 

thats a pretty macho forklift you have there mopar boy !

 

Is this a 1934 International?

 

The frame on the 62 convert is shot. Notice how much the passenger side door is off, looks like 4 or 5 inches..

 

On a farm by my place not for sale
A bunch of other pickups and old tractors in the tree line also
Just lazy to get a pic of those

 

The convertible top framework itself is worth some money.

 

It'd definitely be a project, but I've seen worse brought back to life.....

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Not seeing it.....

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Unibody



My uncle had one of them in the early 70’s for awhile.

 

46-48 Ford.

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