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

This is sitting and rotting in front of my house. Well actually in front of my neighbor's house. I've been so busy I haven't had the time to get it down to my shop for a proper R&R. Soon enough. Until then it will just sit and people can mock it, including myself.

 

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Caption Contest ;
" ...and Kiwi Kev welded his right across there,so yes i think it's worth 50,000..."

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145504

this is a guy down the street from me. willing to sell but thinks everything is gold.

 

Here is a guy in Australia that more gear than you can poke a stick at, some for sale also

 

How do you get that marijuana to grow in the wintertime?

 

Here are a few of my pictures. Several of these are in Warner's junk yard in central Ohio.

 

Classics...

 

On my Grandfather's farm...

 

This Hupmobile was a magazine car in about 1959. 35 Ford trunk, VW head lights, Chev. 6, Stude rear, fins (yuk) and some other mods... Home for rats now. Woman who owns it thinks it's worth big bucks, thinks it is a prototype car.....

 

Went up to the North Shore to pick up a trailer full of axles and this was on the side of the road,,,, Bummer.

 

Get at this thing!

 

20 years ago that would of been a nice piece to start with.

 

Hears a 41 that was sitting in a barn that was being tore down for development,,,, The 56 is still sitting Washington State somewhere.

 

56 Convert,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

junkyard

 

I have to confess...Forgive HAMBers, for I have sinned. My cousin and I grew up shooting every weekend on my uncle's farm. We started as little kids and went after every beer bottle and rabbit we could find.
There was an early '50's Plymouth more door upside down in a creek bed that had always been there, and Gary and I used it as our weekly target.
When I got old enough to get into cars, I really regretted riddling that old boat with so many .22 and .45 holes. While I was in the army in '69, an old man drug it off for the chassis.
Sometimes when I see a piece of tin resting in a field I think about that Plymouth and STILL feel guilty. Is there any way I can atone for my discression? Thanks, Mike

 

its an evo,,no great loss

 

LOL I was just looking through the little magazine with it featured, and was wondering if it survived!!

 

jeez, a sweet ride like that should be taken care ASAP

 

Hudson?

 

Way to go, Bloody! Now, what are your plans!

 

I posted these in a thread a while back.....

 

Gawd, Malcolm, I'd love to get at one of those roadsters...

 

'60 Dodge Polara. The problem with it is that you didn't sell it to me.

 

WANT!

 

The problem is that just about all of those cars at Warners are sitting in low ground. It stays wet like a marsh. I'm sure that car is rotten up to the door handles. But a real shame. That same model brings big bucks fixed.

 

Ive got No respect for the delusional horder-destroyer