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

I've got one. They were made by an accessory company in M***achusetts IIRC.

 

Holy ****, look at all them 60's! I want the wagons and the 2 drs! DAMN!

 

There's a guy in Castro Valley (CA) that has a similar collection of 60 Buicks.

 

What's the story on that Triumph?

 

Strange thread....cool and ****in depressing at the same time..........

 

Yep. '60 Buick Mitch is what I call him. Sold him a couple sedans about twenty years back, and he wanted a '60 convertible I had in the yard for the same price I sold him the sedans for.

Needless to say, that deal fell through for him.

Nice enough fellow, however.

---John

 

Hey Rat Fink, I know this is probably real old...but I just found it. Like your style thanks for the laugh

 

Man, I shed a tear for Lemon Lime. I can only hope a maniac bought it at the sale, whose just crazy enough to fix it. Very sad.

 

Where I work.

 

More from work, but none of the 'good stuff'.

 

A couple more

 

No it's not. The 56 is in my back yard. Ahead of it is a 56 three way side load he****, both superiors. Ask what the amazing story of that black 56 is.

 

Hey was that black 58 he**** with the bridge in the background out in the far corner of pacific northwest tricities area? If it was I think that's where the 56, posted earlier in this thread in washington came from.

 

No it's not. The 56 is in my back yard. Ahead of it is a 56 three way side load he****, both superiors. Ask what the amazing story of that black 56 is.

I'm always up for a good car story. What's the story?

 

Hey, any idea what that little roadster body is? The one with the trunk lid.

 

heres some gtos

 

I'm with CustomCab, this looks like an uncommon body style, but factory-stock. What the heck is it?

 

At first I thought it was an Overland...but I'm not so sure.

 

This is my 56 Plymouth Suburban which I doubt if I will ever be able to complete, almost ran it over the scale earlier in the year but just couldn't do it. Feel guilty, but at least I got it out of a dirt field onto concrete and its not going into the dirt more. Have a ton of new parts but just no
$ or time for the poor thing. Sold my running driving one to get this one which may have been a major boo-boo. To soon old, to late smart! ~Sololobo~

 

I was thinking the same thing!! Lol

 

Studebaker

 

I beleive this is a mid 20's Dodge

 

The only statment I can think of is "OK , Show me...."-Arnie Cunningham (Christine)

 

These two just gave up thier Nailheads and front brakes. They are now out back "resting" with the other cars.

 

'25 or '26 Dodge Brothers

 

1924 Dodge Roadster

 

THANKS, EVERYBODY, for figuring out it is a Dodge! Fun stuff when guys get together to solve a puzzle so fast. Funny that a nice-looking set-up like this wasn't copied, nor did it last. Maybe (?), it just wasn't too practical, particularly if you had to reach around the spare.

 

Reason I asked in the first place is because I think that's the first application I have seen of what I would call a modern "trunk lid". You know what I mean?