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

Yet you repost it ...ODD. JW

 

It is ok @Thor1,,.You don`t have to like it,,but i still think you owe me at least 1"like"

 

I wonder how many clowns it would hold.

 

If you look and study the first picture, It is not a car but is a trailer. The tongue is in the first picture. The wheel base is not long enough for s engine and transmission. At least that's what I see it as.....

 

not sure i a

not sure that i agree that the iron under it makes it a trailer-thought it was just a piece on the ground

 

Could be a trailer, the only way in appears to be the back gate and I don't see seats or a steering wheel.
Might have started with a severely T-boned car, or one that had been wrapped around a light pole.

 

But it does align with center and if it had a engine and transmission in it, the engine would be sticking through the grill just to make it work. Like I said, its just what I see it as... May do google image search to try to find out more information later if I have time....

 

I was debating about bidding on it but then reality hit me and i passed seeing i have enough projects in my life at this time.

 

SO SHORT... the rear end gets there before the front

 

Is that even real? There's no doors

 

Believe me, the irony was not lost on me! As I was debating about attaching the photos to my post, I finally decided that it would be better to have everyone see what I was whining about so that they wouldn't have to go through the trouble of scrolling back up the page.

 

It's a Vauxhall, I was informed; circa 1938. Body built by Holdens in South Australia, it seems. Probably shouldn't be on this thread because its body is very solid. Owner is getting some work done on it.

 

At least they drug it out of the yard and it's for sale.

 

I think these pictures were taken in Wisconsin a few years ago at an auction that I attended. I don't know what the truck sold for though.

 

I bought this 63 C10 after it sat in a Junk Yard in Missouri, the owner I bought it from had saved it from rusting away in that Yard, sadly he passed away and his Son-in-law sold it to me for his Mother-in-law, a wonderful family that built several Hot Rod's together over the year's.

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