Just rescued: 34Vicky!

This past weekend, we helped my buddy meglite, who is always finding interesting stuff, dig out this Vicky. It seems the owner cut it up back in the 70's, put it in a s**** pile, and just never got around to taking it to s****. He took a torch to it and cut it with frame bumpers, etc. At the bottom of the pile, was the grille, hood and decklid!

 

Great save....keep us posted on the rebuild....my Dad was a TV repair man, he could have fixed that

 

Well, meglite says he too, has an ultimate set of tools, so we'll see!

 

That is a very challenging project, more power to you all. The FOGGER

 

Hell Yeah!!!!!!!!!!! Great find I am a firm believer of making something out of nothing. it will be cherished alot more...... imho

 

Blows my mind with the things people would s**** back in the day, good save.

 

Good for you guys, great SAVE !

 

May the Lord have mercy on his soul for cutting up a Vicky.

Looks like you fellas were having a great time. Seems we have a new member of the Hamb Abused Vickys Club! Keep us posted-

 

YES, But I will bet we see it on ebay looking for a new owner. He is always finding and selling interesting stuff. Even the Orbitron if I remember correctly.

 

nice save.

i'm sure little baby jesus cried when the bad man started cutting apart that innocent car.

 

Great find even if just for parts and pieces.
That doesn't happen every day!

 

Yeah, that's what it is. I never said we were going to try to rebuild it!

 

damn , if folks knew how their actions today would turn out tommorow!
nice save yall..

 

good save!! It looks like the Banjo wheel is still there



in the second pic,in the background,it looks like a 73-74 Chevelle?

 

I think even Jim Sibley would have his hands full if he tried to rebuild that.

 

Great find! Good luck with the save.

 

Looks like a 70s duster to me....

 

Thats a great find I would like to thump the guy in the head who cut it up ,was there a reason for it or was he mental ? But look at the bright side if it was still complete it may not have been there for future pickings .

 

I think the right guy along with a tudor donor car, could make something out of that .

 

Awesome find, did you get the T in the picture two?

 

That's awesome... spend a day and tack it together, that would make for a very dramatic before and after pic LOL... then go back and do it the right way.

 

Sergio, send it on up. Ha Ha Ha

By the way, that is a nice shirt that handsome fella holding the door is wearing.

 

What a sad state of affairs that we get excited about a complete pile of **** like that...

It's a sickness for sure. And it's awesome.

Good luck!

 

Even during the biggest expansion in the rodding world, the 70s, somebody cut up a 34 Victoria for s****! What a country.

 

Now that's funny!

Awesome find! Jim Sibley would have it back together by now...

 

awesome lol post photos as you s***ch this puzzle back together

 

We'll hold on to it, if you come down and fix it here!
As for the T-shirt, I think he said some guy was GIVING them away in Detroit! HA! HA!

Take Care Aaron!

 

Man, that's a heartbreaker. Hope you can give the old girl a new life.

 

Looks like it was a pretty solid body before the idiot with the gas wrench came along. That body and rolling ch***is would have brough good money even back in the '70s. The '34 Vicky has always been a popular body style.

 

Man, the floors on this thing were SOLID! Wish my 33 floors were that good when I started!