They really are still out there!

i always wonder how someone manages to ac***ulate so many cars. did he buy all of them, or people just dropped 'em off when they were done with 'em.

 

Damn thats neat and heartbreaking all at the same time.

 

Ouch! Rust to dust.......pretty soon.

 

I agree. The sad part is, NOTHING will ever be done with these cars. They'll end up sitting until they get crushed.

 

how much would you be willing to pay to "save" them? hundreds? thousands? hundreds of thousands?

this always cracks me up... how do you know that he didn't "save" them from being crushed or ???

people's comments never cease to amaze me...

 

How much for a set of doors from one of those 28-9 A pickups?
I need one of each side...
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Damn, no bullet holes. Imagine that!

 

NICE STASH....thanks for sharing....the guy that has them must really enjoy having them, if he ever sold all of them , he would be always " missing " something... i hoard too, and i enjoy looking at my ****, i sell a lot of it but i have a lot of it. but if i sold it all i would miss it.... just being able to look at it is rewarding because of all the fond memorys of the "hunt " to get it..... great stuff ... thanks again ,cadillac dave

 

I see a plate from Wisconsin and a truck from Michigan... they're in the north somewhere...

From time to time I come across great paddocks full of cars here in Australia. Not often they're from pre-war times in any significant number, from the fifties and sixties there are plenty, however.

 

Thanks for posting the pics.

You realise they are the same as a T coupe......

 

damn, I would spend like bailout type money on all that stuff. Just to spend like bailout type money to get it moved to my place so I could look at it all day and not have enough money to do anything with any of it. Really, though there's some cool stuff there.

 

Hopefully the guy will come to his senses and sell some before they go to waste... imagine what they looked like 20 years ago!