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 p***ion, 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 gl*** 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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