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

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...-picture-thread.330573/page-738#post-15343708

would love to have one of the 56 s riding up back

 

I had wondered about the identity of the upturned car that I posted a few days ago. It's a 1936 Hudson Terraplane; front and rear 'suicide' doors; the upper door hinges are positioned very high, just below the roof and the front door has a pressing that continues into the 'A' pillar.

 

If you lead a Ford to water, it will rust.

 

I think that Econoline is wearing camo.

 

Usually when I see a car dirty/dusty but inside, I don't count it as "sitting and rotting". If it's stored well, it's just being "stored", not hurting much. But the '57 above is not just "stored", sitting on a dirt floor, sunk in until the frame is touching the dirt, covered in animal prints. Even though it's inside, that one I'd definitely count as "sitting and rotting". The pic on the hoist at least alludes to the idea that it's been extricated and saved, though. Hopefully.

 

This one is Poly powered!

 

Looks to me like maybe the building got flooded out at one time.

 

Correct me if wrong ( and I might be) but didn’t somebody save this thing?

 

The find,,,
https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/hidden-horde-of-pre-war-cars-found-in-north-carolina/

 

This belongs in this thread.
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-this-is-just-wrong-thread.1317626/page-23

 

Just drop in a battery and drive it away.