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

Isn't that a 63 4dr hard top off to the right of it also?

 

I found these and about 25 others at the same location last summer. They are all for sale! There are a lot of MoPars, 60's Pontiacs, Lincolns and two first gen Mazda rotary coupes among others. The oldest cars there were a handful of late 40's MoPars and an old DKW coupe.

 

Yep, and also a good lookin' car. I want to build a Metallicar clone out of that '67 though..

 

58 Belvedere Convert, with the bumper wingers still attached! Now that's cool. There's $1000 in those right there! Someone needs to grab that car.

 

It's really, really, really rough or I woulda brought it home that day! I've always wanted a '58 Plymouth. I don't think it could be moved from that spot in one piece. Dude drove it in high school, and it has been in that exact spot since 1965!! The plus side is that it's a really rare car and comes with the '57 wagon for parts, all for $800..

 

Have you seen this thread?
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=779564&highlight=plymouth
That '58 convert is worth saving to the right person.

 

Well Hell guy, Thanks for pointing that out. I guess if you can do something with that '59, anything is possible! Maybe I should go get this thing after all, at least to pass along to someone else..

 

I would have bought that in two seconds for that.. There is a solid old coupe out there somewhere dying to have it's roof cut off.

 

You guys got me thinking about going and getting it...only 9,941 made!

 

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If you don't want the 58, I'll take it.

 

Wow that Lincoln continental could be a really cool car.

 

the engine in the chevelle is a 283 with 300 horse 327 heads & valve covers auto trans.

 

There are two! The white one and a black one that is in a little better shape. There is also a '59 Lincoln 4-dr hardtop!

 

Model T Touring

 

About 2 hours from my house

 

What year/make/model is this?

 

Unknown date or locations
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Wow an Nash / Rambler graveyard.

 

i told you the supply exceeds the demand...

 

You may be right but just like there are ford guys and Chevys and mopar there are folks out there who love Nash's. I would roll a metro or and ambassador in a hart beat if I could find one!


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metro---that's the little english car right?

 

Metropolitan, Made in England for Nash and Hudson. And later for AMC.

 

This guy didn't have any, but he did own every year and every model Town and Country built, and more then one of each. Probably 250 fully restored cars all together

 

A few more AMCs. Found the pics online; I don't know where or when, or even if they're all in the same yard:

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what the ticket?

 

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here is another one for you guys/gals. i havent personally dealt with this yard, but i heard its all for sale.