Treasure in the Creek

A couple of years ago I found some cars down in the creek so I went back to look them over and take some pics.

 

AND ?!?!?!

 

maybe that's all?

 

Did they get washed away

 

See if this works?


You had a . after the jpg thats why it wasn't workin

 

I'm still trying to get this picture thing sorted out,sorry,thanks29EHV8.

 

you gonna grab those up?

where aboots is this crick bed?

 

Me and my friend were crusing around in a dried up creek bed in Hollister CA and we found 2 cars, one is 37(ish) Chevy coupe.. looks like a ex-hot rod, it had lowering blocks and shaved door handles... the other is a 55(ish) Oldsmobile that was sitting on its roof with nothing left but a rusted out shell. And on another hill we found a decent set of Model A pickup doors and a 56(ish) Ford truck grill... i wish i had some pics of them... we are planning a trip back there to grab the A doors and the Ford grill, ill snap some pics when we get around to heading back there.

 

A year ago I was walking along a river bed at low tide, found a Model T Ford front axle, and spotted an odd shape close to the water line. A bit of digging and this round thing started to take shape. A 54 pound Civil War era cannon ball!

 

that picture is art!
cool stuff
eric

 

On a reservation off of us 40 in the desert in AZ/NM I found a creek like that, with about 15 20's- early 30's cars. I think there may even be a duece or two in there from the body lines. No ****. however, 1. it's on a reservation, 2. remoteness is an issue. 3. you don't do anything on a reservation without someone's eyes on you
4. what are you gonna do, go find the nearest indian to the cars and try to get them from him/her? I think they will be there for the rest of their lives. Probably why they haven't been harvested thus far. It's too bad though, I don't know why I torture myself with the knowledge of it. I
hope I will figure out a way cause if I do some day, then I will have enough hotrods to keep me busy till I fly away.
no pics on digi or film. I didn't think it would be a good idea to have a bunch of folks knowin about it incase there aren't already, only markings on a map.

 

I always hear about this, one of these days I will come up on a find like that, even just to get pictures !!

 

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On a reservation off of us 40 in the desert in AZ/NM I found a creek like that, with about 15 20's- early 30's cars. I think there may even be a duece or two in there from the body lines. No ****. however, 1. it's on a reservation, 2. remoteness is an issue. 3. you don't do anything on a reservation without someone's eyes on you
4. what are you gonna do, go find the nearest indian to the cars and try to get them from him/her? I think they will be there for the rest of their lives. Probably why they haven't been harvested thus far. It's too bad though, I don't know why I torture myself with the knowledge of it. I
hope I will figure out a way cause if I do some day, then I will have enough hotrods to keep me busy till I fly away.
no pics on digi or film. I didn't think it would be a good idea to have a bunch of folks knowin about it incase there aren't already, only markings on a map.

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i always hear about reservation out here having **** like that.i need to get out of the city more,i havent even seen a reservation.i have a friend that is full navajo,maybe she can hook some **** up for me