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

Nice score - you're in the right job for sure. BTW, that's a neat ship's wheel on the arbor press in the background - another yard score?

 

I spotted this front half of a '26 / '27 T Touring a couple of weeks ago...the fenders, running boards, etc. in the third pic.

 

damn........!

 

Man that is crazy the way they rust there, makes me feel really lucky to be where I am for finding good tin.

 

I've talked to the widow who owns this twice, and her daughter once. I get the classic "we're going to restore it someday". It is remarkably solid, no holes in the firewall, still has the flathead.

 

Yeah I talked to the owner, he only wants $600 for the pair.

 

I hope you get this one. What a beauty.

 

Damn!!!!!!!!!!!!! There is one sitting near me that is rotted half way up the doors and he wants $800!!

 

More Studebakers in Canada .....

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Found this last week, not for sale.......

 

Here is a pair I found above Rainier on an old back road. I was informed there were over 1,100 cars at one time.
In these pics are a '49 Lincoln and a '51 Ford Woody wagon.

 

Now that's a sweet little truck! Hope you get it...

 

There are located at Stan Reynolds Auto Sales in Wetaskiwin Alberta, Stan passed on on the 9th and I am going to the yard tomorrow to find out what is happening to the remaining 500 cars and trucks, I will be posting a thread about it tomorrow evening with photos and all the information I get.

 

Taken yesterday. Public location inquiries will be ignored.

 

Saw this 1950 Ford pickup out in the woods yesterday.....

 

Who is still looking for a '57 Olds dash? This one is still intact. Ran out of daylight removing parts yesterday but received a price. Can pull it next visit if worth my time doing so.

 

Now that would be a cool project or otherwise loads of good parts. Nice photo too.

 

Thank you very much! Here are some more....

 

That '56 Ford Victoria 4 door HT is a rare bird, rarest of all '56 Ford body styles. My mother's youngest sister had one, same two tone color combo as the one in the picture. Loved that car. Aunt Earline traded it in for a '63 Falcon.

 

Wish I was in a position to rescue all of them, but especially the '51 Ford Victoria HT, and lots of good stuff left on the '38 Ford truck.

 

What's this longroof? Inquiring minds want to know