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  1. rustydogs
    Joined: Nov 9, 2006
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    rustydogs
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    from canada

  2. 53burb
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    Hurry and save that poor car. It needs to warm up in yer garage. It looks pretty cold. Been liv'in here in Los Angeles for 20 years and grew up in Toronto. Don't miss the cold at all. KNUX!
     
  3. I think I'd already be looking for an owner to find out if I could take it home -
     
  4. rustydogs
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    its probably free what ive been told.. but its hard to get at now..whats it worth anyhow..


     
  5. Dirty Dug
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  6. 36couper
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    '35 or '36 ford sedan?
     
  7. flatoz
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    cant believe its still there. hope whats under the snow is ok.
     
  8. Rootie Kazoootie
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    IMHO, If it's free it's certainly worth the time and effort to dig it out!
     
  9. JimA
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    Thought that at first too, but the lower body line would continue around the back- and that dash is definitely not Ford. Think Plymouth ot Lafeyette- something like that
     
  10. rustydogs
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    looked at bottom half looks ok from what i could see.. what yr is that thing...1935??


     
  11. 40Standard
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    dig it out and haul it home!
     
  12. brownbagg
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    It looks like a huge PT cruiser. maybe its a plymouth then
     
  13. Yo Baby
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    Want me to come rescue it?;)
     
  14. rustydogs
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    ill go get it in spring....then.. have to wait .. it will be way easier in spring should take about 1 hr to load it up.., now it would take a full day too much snow..
     
  15. 53burb
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    I got the way to get it. Just bring a torch setup with ya and melt all the snow around it away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KNUX!
     
  16. hatch
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    The angled A pillar looks like a 37 plymouth
     
  17. Diamond
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    Do the cars in Canada stay free of rust?
     
  18. 53burb
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    Only if they haven't seen any salt on the roads. They still throw that down to eat the snow up in yer neck of the woods? KNUX!
     
  19. I couldn't wait that long. That's another season of damage and the possibility of someone else finding it...after all, it's not a secret anymore...:rolleyes:

    Bryan
     
  20. Ahh,go get it now.Take a few of yer bikes and put em around the car to melt the snow and keep ya warm:D

    So your a Firebikes dude eh?
    I met the "Mini" guy at the national mini meet a few years ago.I was in my model A roadster and we chatted for a while.He has one of yer bikes(pink one) on the roof of the mini,now that was funny.

    Anyways,go get that car.....Shiny
     
  21. rustydogs
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    some are good some bad... just depends.. my model a sedan is solid.i call the owner and seal the deal.. spring pick up..
     
  22. 2-TONED
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    Good find.
    when the ground is frozen & car frozen to it you end up 'wrecking' sh'tuff trying to dig it loose & pull it out.
    looks like mopar, as they had a big speedo in center of dash.
     
  23. Cars in Ontario canada rust to **** in no time from all the road salt. Out on the prairies where temps are so much colder, road salt is not nearly as effective, so is not used as much. Cars last better in Alberta and Saskatchewan
     
  24. Nice find! So....whats the car behind it?
     
  25. rustydogs
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    61 pontiac

     
  26. bones35
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    its not a 36 ford sedan must be earlier. cory
     
  27. redhumphries
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    dash is the same as a 35 dodge coupe that is in the shop now
     
  28. gahi
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    heres a 37 plymouth
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  29. In 37 Plymouth had a flatback sedan as well as the humpback. Definitely not a ford. Would have to see the front. Picking up cars this time of year if they are on the ground ends up bending them. Frozen ground doesn't want to let them go. I have a mint 48 merc 114 2-door that is bent in the middle from trying to pull it off the ground with a front end loader. Pat.
     
  30. 55chevy
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    What do I think? One word....Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
     

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