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

a buick and olds. love these old big finned cars

 

and a merc or 2. guess I only took a pic of one. lots of 48=54 gm trucks too

 

And more!

 

Well its not really sitting but it sure is rotting...

 

I was out riding Sunday and came across these sitting next to a non-descript building just outside of Burlington, KS. There was a '49-'50 Dodge three-winder with mag wheels out front, and another coupe body hiding out back, so I don't think these were abandonded, just "future projects".

 

saved this on a few weeks ago

 

Nice, is it an Es*** or a Hudson?

 

27-29 hudson

 

Here are a few...

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1138928&d=1288853919

What car is that?

 

oldsmobile

 

a few pictures from my vacation in canada and the usa

a home built campervan I think




freman montana

 

near banf canada Ifound these

 

'58 Olds.

 

Found this while cruising around one day.

 

Nowhere near Banff, but some cool trucks in some nice countryside by Lethbridge Alberta!

Here are some of my shots of them.















And some more of the 38 Ford someone else took.





I got to see them up close finally when I went to Montana to get this:

 

you are right
I can't remember exactly where it was
we where crusing 4 weeks tru that area

 

I also found these

 

That's awesome, sounds like a hell of a trip!

 

it was a great trip
here's more

 

I see you came through our neck of the woods. That museum in Polson is worth the time spent there. You should see what is behind the doors.

Larry

 

I normaly want a car/truck because of past love (or lust)

But this one has to be under the just because it's cool as F*CK!! category

 

Great picture Jan, hope to see more

Hennie

 

Poor chevy.

 

I'd love the Packard.. however I do own a car just like the one next to it.. cool but not as cool.

 

The forlorn Ford truck is a '39 rather than a '38. Grille is different, has the late '38 and '39 style windshield frame rather than the '37-'38 style, and also note the rare Two Ton emblems on the hood side panels. '39 was the first year for a 2 ton model.