Pic Request....Old Tin Rusting In Peace

Bored at work...let's see em

 

Sad,........ huh ????

 

awesome....

 

Check here:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=160615

and here:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=158569

 

thanks guys...

 

1960 Dragmaster found and is being rescued.

 

sweet

 

skip, you got anymore pics of the dragmaster before you dug it out of there?!! looks like a sweet start for sure!

 

You asked for them, so here they are.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145749

 

Here's a few from my secret stash "rusty boneyard..."

 

...don't know what this is...

 

Here you go, and this stuff is all for sale too. A lot is rough, but heck parts is parts...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=166539

 

what year is that caddy? body style looks awesome

 

OK, you wanted tin...here's a shitload. They're all from the same yard. As you can see, this place looks lost in time, but is still a functioning junk yard. Here's my first trip there.

 

oh and from one of the other links posted,

what car does this giant piece of trim go to?

 

so cool to look at but all so sad at the same time

 

Kirk wins! All that stuff gave me a woody.

 

Kirk, nice pictures of the antique auto ranch, the best place in the world to spend a sunny afternoon, that is if they don't hand you a can of bee killer and tell you good luck when you walk in the door.

 

I could not resist this post. A chance to sneek in a shot of the back yard! Casper.

 

Cool.

 

Wha?????????

 

DAMNIT..... look at all that stuff...... i think EVERY person on hte hamb could build a car from the stuff at that place!

 

HAHAHA, Kirk you dirty dog for posting pics of the Antique Auto Ranch!!!! I have had many funny times there.... A good friend of mine almost busted a gut the first time he saw the "house of 1,000 carbs". We also found an old fashioned "buddha" bong or something from probably the 60s in the back seat of a late 50s carcass. The best time of year to go there is when the vegation and bees are hibernating, you will find much more stuff sunk in the ground (but of course the ground is frozen and when you go back in the summer, you won't find it because of all the stupid vegetation!) That place is about 4 miles from my shop and I have bought a lot of little bits from them over the years. Don't know what the overall plan/ status is for the future.
-tombat