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

At my friends farm in N.C.

 

I remember one time on this thread, it was put out there by Moderators that the group was for personally taken photos, not internet finds, and I may or may not remember it was primarily North America as well. Not sure if anyone else remembers that or not. Personally, I enjoy the real deal photos, North American Iron, taken by average joe's, and posted for us.

 

At the local old junkyard

 

I wonder how long it sat down in the mud before they jacked it up and put the tin under it. At least it still has a roof.

 

32 Willys, cool !! JW

 

Hey, I resemble that remark!

 

I've maybe shown before, but still like em. I was on a hike near the Oklahoma/Kansas border. There was a LOT more. This was my favorite.

 

Very cool! Looks like two discarded Mainlines...

 

Posted online last weekend,original bumper is laying on floor near it,been sat for years in uk,rest of abandoned car collection is pretty insane too.

 

This one is for sale in Sweden,, 2500 dollar.
Can anyone identify it? It is an American car.
Ignore the homemade"grille"

 

1937 Nash La-Fayette with slight difference in swage line and trunk.

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Looks more like a 1937 Nash Ambassador

 

@34 GAZ,,,the sale sign.

 

1936 Ford Model CX (small four cylinder) - it's now being restored

 

Looks like a Datsun Fairlady; seems they were built from 1964 so I'm calling this one a '64. Northern suburb of Melbourne, Oz.

 

General Motors Holden's first model is commonly known as the FX. Their next model was the FJ, using the same body shell and panels; main visual difference was the grille. This is an FX or an FJ. Looks pretty solid. Same suburb as the Fairlady.