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

I love seeing the gl*** still in the old ones like that, I picked up this 23 Buick as a parts car for a 22 I was working on, and it still had the original gl*** too!

 

I thought it would be cool to cut the rear off the convertible and turn it into a couch! (There really is almost nothing usable on it left)

The Merc has a few select parts left. I haven't been back there this year to see, but I believe it still has the whole engine left still as well.

 

this yard is on a highway in southern ontario there are no houses or buildings anywhere around it, its loaded with old VW and trucks some stuff worth huge coin i have no idea how to find out who owns the property but id sure love to know

 

Take note of the address and go to the county office, they should be able to tell you who owns it pretty easily, then it's just a matter of looking them up in the phone book.

 

i couldnt find an adress there was not even an emergency road number on the lot, i took la***ude and longitude and gave it to my real estate buddy he is gonna do some digging for me

 

Hopefully that works, I was thinking the concession number would be a good start, they have records for every bit of land there is normally.

 

It will buff out

 

Perhaps try GPS cordinates. You may also be able to buy county maps of the area, which say who owns each section/quarter section (etc). Find out who owns the property using one of those then look them up on www.yellowpages.ca
In Sask, thats what I did a number of times. Typically the biggest town, or one of the biggest towns in the area should have the county office in them, to which you can go to, to buy a map.


Lots of good tin in those pics, I'd love to have a walk through if it was closer.

 

just step over the fence,the guy with the gun will be the owner,:[

 

I just drive over in an old car, friendly, polite and no false pretenses, and that seems to work (this is for places with an occupied house mind you) even the places that have a bunch of no tresp***ing signs on them, have all been friendly to me.

 

well, you get the idea

 

Looks like it might be flooded...

 

Now THAT would look tip top in my aquarium!

 

Looks like the block in the 1st pic has melted into the rocks.

 

I've caught a few flatheads when fishing...

 

Went with Karen and Josh to the junk yard on Saturday for some new yard art. Everything is overgrown already.











Made some new borders for the garden.

 

Couple fresh ones

 

any parts for sale

 

It's crazy how back in the day they used to just throw junk cars into washes for erosion control. If you were to do that today you would probably get you're *** handed to you by the EPA.......Plus new cars would probably just float away...hahaha

 

Found this over the weekend in Uxbridge, MA - says "Wellfleet Rescue Services" on the side.

 

I drive by that field weekly, there used to be alot more but it was "cleaned up" a few years ago. The property belonged to a fellow named Chipps , not sure if the family still owns the land or not. It's located on hwy. 3 just east of Courtland - has been there as long as I can remember.

 

I drive by this field almost weekly, those cars have been there as long as I can recall.
There used to be a lot more stuff a few years ago before they "cleaned it up". The property belonged to a fellow named Chipps, not sure if the family still own the land or not. Located on hwy 3 just east of Courtland On. It looks like they are getting ready to remove/dispose the remaining cars in the near future --

 

Found this sitting and rotting today.

 

I like Studes. I think their cool

 

I just got back from a month in Kenya, and didn't see ANY vintage tin. we were everywhere, and only saw ONE American car. A new Chrysler. 85% of the vehicles there are Toyota's

 

Here are a few local to me.

 

Some more...

 

More...

 

cfnutcase,

Is the 36 Chevrolet a humpback or a flatback?