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

This thread makes me cry too

Saving this one:


1917 Hupmobile Model N touring

 

And i want this one!

 

This is plain cruelty exposing us to this, but keep emcoming none the less

 

Man that Vee-Dub must have some battery for the tail-lights to still be on..

 

Very cool! How much of it do you have and what are the plans?

 

.....or some camera battery powering the flash.

 

....i think it was a joke...

 

oh no, not more "everything is for sale" !

 

I don't need batteries to flash...

 

Thanks that it was...

 

I'll fight you for it!

 

Ah, the super rare Thunderbird Ute. Luxury and utility as one.

 

Originally Posted by merc-o-madness
i think i seen that car before in PA, its really bad. the picture makes it look alot better then it really is in person...that is if its the same car, i think its someones lawn art

Sorry for the delay posting the follow up pictures - your right that shot makes the car look much better then it does - and in looking these pictures are about 12 / 15 years old!
That's my friend in the shorts, whose Dad drove this car, and the older gent in the hat was the cars owner.

 

damn Rocky Marino how much for the 57 olds wagon my wife wants one of those

 

This Willys sits near my house and has been used as a snow plow forever, the property just went up for sale so my brother has been talking to the owner about it and a 59 Mercury M100 short box and a 63 Fargo tow truck sitting int he back of the place.



My 61 Monarch 4 door hard-top, sitting not rotting, just for the winter, in the spring I'm redoing the front end and giving it tune up and will start driving it.



Saved this chopped 48 Dodge 2 years or so ago from rotting in a field, I first saw it almost 20 years ago and it was never for sale... I got it after the owner abandoned it to rot, even have court papers to cover my ass, hope to have it driving by summers end.

 

That is an awsome willys truck!!

 

Early Austin

 

For those interested I checked my resources and this is a 1929 REO Flying Cloud "Mate"

The Mate had a Murray Body and replaced the Wolverine.

 

I love that bus. Too cool. Looks bowed in the middle, must be pretty soft now. I hope someone saved that woody.

 

Here are a few I found in NH last summer.

 

I took those pictures on saturday. So no one has saved the woodie yet.

 

Those hood louvers are too cool! Check out this one in color: