1961 Dodge Seneca, 1961 Dodge Popular, 1959 Ford F250, 1956 Buick Special, 1961 Chrysler Windsor, 1949 Olds 88, 1960something International beer truck, 1960something International 18-foot flatbed, 1950something International tractor. and somewhere in the woods he has a Rambler wagon but he can't find it. don't really know why I'm posting this, just want to tell the world I guess..
So whats the plan man, which ones are keepers, which one is first, etc... Looks like it'll take some work getting them out Good luck
Congrats! Keep this post updated, I might want that Dodge if it is anything and you're interested in selling. Stay excited man, life is about passion, good for you.
1961 Polara. I think that's the top end model, some unique trim pieces on those that are expen$$ive. Be careful you don't mangle it on the way out -
This is very cool... The beer truck needs to be a full on recovery vehicle. IE service truck. you could pull a bike right inside and work on it! amazing
mopars will go. buick is nothing more than a parts car. the olds is great, might turn that into a family car. the rocket engine is complete, even with air cleaner. the F250 can probably be my little pickup truck (I love the straight six with the glass bowl Holley). the flatbed just needs some clutch or brake work and then it's good to go, so I think I won't be using a trailer anymore! the beertruck is my biggest headache. I love it, my wife loves it, but how many trucks does a man need (a lot actually). it is good though, the rear end is bigger than the flatbed's rear end. you know what's the best: they're being delivered! I just sit here in the shop, car comes in, I pull it off the trailer, and that's all I have to do. getting lazy..
So that Alabama move is turning out ok ! I grew up in the east Birmingham area. The state used to be filled with little treasures like you found.......good luck Watch out for the F@*%ing snakes
Cool score, I was wondering about that carb "plate" myself... some sort of injection device? I hope that whoever delivers the stuff is gentle taking them out!
the 'funky carb' is a Rochester AA. that's what they look like. as far as I know only on 1949-50 Olds Rocket. it has an air filter on the side. guess they were still figuring out how to do all that right back then. like I said those early Rockets are special
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