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

Would be a roadster or a phaeton like what I found some years ago... My buddy didn't tell me... I'll trying to post a picture

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Another Friend found the cut Body phaeton on the pictures... I'm traded the body, dash and windshield that time... He keep the chasis and Grille shell...

Pictures when he bought it!

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Hi Ron... I'm understand that he bought the body/chassis and then placed outdoor... Then some day the tree hit the body...



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Never made it to the lake.

 

Well, if this photo is recent, I would be out there already digging and tugging....nice 1938 Plymouth grille!

 

That is sooooo cool. I wonder how they did it? Cut a slot and insert the piston and rod?

 

The sunvisor on the Stude is worth money!

 

whew....1956 Parklane wagon....lot # 136....dang in pink all ready !

 

Not a Parklane, I see that it has four doors.

 

Stainless side trim looks real good . Don,t usually see that happen after all those years as a wreck.

 

Is this in western Kansas. If not they have got to be twins.

 

Probably just nailed then to the tree and let it grow .

 

Looks like it was a 6 cylinder.

 

A V6 to be more precise.

 

I think it was a straight 6 woody.

 

You can see a smidgen of #7 at the bottom of the pic, so that HAS to be an 8... on the tree

 

What if it was a 7 cylinder?

 

Some from Argentina junkyard!

 

Wow! That'd keep me busy

 

way too cool! looks like my favorite yards in the old days. strange that has not been recycled yet. too far to haul it? no money in scrap steel? parts are still selling? there is a thread on the barn now thats a guy from brazil who says very hard to find a flathead block. looks like he needs a road trip

 

Pictures are from a Web page... The owner sell different cars in Europe... That's the pictures he sharing on the page for catching some buyers I think...
I had my owns feelings about the junkyard are in Argentina...

http://www.rio3scc.com/index.php

Locally in Argentina it's very easy to find a Flathead... Needs complete rebuild surely...There are stock parts for rebuilding... Speed parts are very expensive and rare... All the parts came from USA...


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Good eye there.........Parlane's are rare to see.....we had one in our yard that was finally saved - only after the Vickey guys had stripped it down pretty good.....so I got a little excited.......

 

Only in Alabama.....

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Just leave it where it quits.....

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Used to belong to a friend.

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swell B model mack, they are the 55 chevy to truckers