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

First year for the Ford cabover truck, 1936. The bodies were converted by a 3rd party builder.
Ford started building their own bodies in '38. Yes, pretty rare!

 

It could be saved by today's standards.

 

that's what I was waiting to hear without asking! I had the thought of it but just wasn't sure it it was worth it

 

Wow, that's sad to see, looks like a two door seville, sure someone can correct me if I'm wrong.

 

How did I miss this?
Ford Eifel for sure, the non streamlined headlight stanchions are a dead giveaway.

 

It looks kind of crappy.

 

A good line up of Dodge COE cabs. I am not a big fan of COE trucks, but I think the Dodge of that year has the nicest looking grill of all COE trucks.

 

Slapout Alabama, taken from a moving vehicle

 

Hmmm, that wouldn’t happen to be located next to a shack would it?

 

I see a lot of custom potential here.

 

In my 22 odd years on the hamb first time i,ve seen a patina porta-pottie here

 

Heres two outhouse that showed up once on the hamb. One a model T ford truck cab and the other with a extension, maybe a tub inside

 

Those are mobile outhouses!

Larry

 

1970's pic ... I wonder if the Mainline ute survived ... 'Parker Street, Castlemaine' - Committee for Urban Action (Melbourne, Victoria); image is in copyright but can be used, courtesy of State Library of Victoria

 

Being rural 1970s Castlemaine i have a feeling it may have fallen into good hands. Nothing has changed, still a gravel road and still a vacant lot. Looks like a 1940 Ford wheel for the hose reel in the front garden. Original garage converted to living space and carport added.

 

I got me a Chrysler and it's as big as a whale.

 

Looks like someone installed the "wheelie bars" on the wrong end of the car! hehe