So I was 'sploring and this little hottie caught my eyes.

So yeah 'splorin, went to the inlaws house in the middle of somewhere's and it was a wet dreary day so I could n't go perch fishin and I went rollin about the country side over hill and dale and I caught this little cutie just sittin in this driveway in a town.

Oh yeah, she is all there.

So I made this big mistake on this 'splorin venture as I had the "NO" machine sittin next to me.

I was sort of surprised because the " NO" machine actually says " Gee I could see myself driving that." Yeah man so could I, There was a brief moment of happy oc***ion there but then a sort of compromise to that statement came with the quoting of the dastardly "But you have to sell this this an this statements. Dang, just a no woulda worked. 'sides the economy has my **** spanked a bit and so does this college tuition dealio.

A guy could fall hard for a little pretty truck such as this, so I gave it a look from afar and took a few pics and let her be. I waved at the lady across the street and bet you could chat her up about it.

I didn't ring the bell on the house, it don't look lived in much. There is no trash about, just this purty little gal, she has a few weeds a growin so she's been sittin a bit. So I left her rather than stir the pot and make it tough on the next guy.

Now this area it just broke my heart straight to hell, the tin monsters came through it hard and ate the hell out of 2 awesome yards there, I was pissed, but I became happy to see this. I think a complete truck like this fully dressed just sitting there is a great sight. She ain't even been trinket picked by the *** holes, she still has her original badging the gate and lights and all.

So I'm gona share this with a fellow HAMBER, but I want a follow up from the guy who does score her. And I want to tell you, if you rat rod this pretty little girl I'm gonna sink my 12 boot in the mushy end of your back side.

I see this dressed in black in full trim with a baby hemi in it and the original wires left on her, yes they are still good. No chop, she's too ***y for a chop, she needs her trim cause she's a cl***y lady.

OK, so I'll tell you lads where I saw her, be polite, cause another could be in love with her. And keep in mind. I'm only sharin cause I don't want her make into a gol damn chinese lawn mower.

She is in ....oh chest pain...no. East central corner of south dakota. In the town of Big stone city. If you go to the lake side of town along Big stone lake you will see her sitting at this house She is about 3/4 mile down the road that runs along the lake on the right.

Remember, be respectful, don't piss the person off and no damn rat **** on this honey.

Oh yeah. Break my heart and tell me how good I did if you want to. I personally think she's fairly rare, and if you know exactly what she is, let us know.

 

Looks like a 30-31 Model A closed cab pickup.....I'd be all over that thing if it was close.

 

You are a lot closer than I am.

 

that tree is huge!!

 

Not so much, it's about 30 feet closer than the truck, see how big the door jamb on the daily seems to be. In reality you could hug the tree.

 

^^^damn hippie^^^

 

Looks like bait in a hot rodder trap. Hot rodder goes to get a look-see and...... SUDDENLY the ground opens up! He slides down a long tube and lands in a room filled with the other 12 hot rodders who came to look!

 

lmfao

 

That's "cute"... hahaha...!

 

Would love to have it for a project but just way to far away and I am way to old to start another one so I will just look and wish.

 

There is a guy over here in Pa he has a 40 truck sitting in an orchard just rotting away, I have asked him about 3 times in 20 yrs. About 2 yrs ago he covered it with a canvas tarp so sad .............

 

Oh man, that's pretty sharp. Wish I could find one around here. In the words of the legendary Johnny Cash, "I keep my eyes wide open all the time".

 

I put a nice lead to a barn find on here and you want to start calling me names?

 

Nice find. I think a truck needs to be in my future.

 

Wouldnt it have to be in a wooden structure with hay to be considered a barn find?

 

hey - big thanks for posten....most guys....well you know....thanks....little far for me...but we both have the same idea...keep it simple...

 

you could build a house and a barn with that fukin tree.

 

I'll add $5 to the new 30/31 hippie truck fund if we can get a photo of you hugging that tree, Francisco.

 

And don't forget the freak yelling down into the room "put on the lotion!!!!"
LOL!

Good on you man for sharing since you couldn't.

 

I love this - great thread.

I wish it as closer (oh, and I didn't have a "NO" machine of my own).

 

who is going to get it

 

I'd love to adopt that little betty. She deserves better than that...

 

A good way to start what has been an otherwise dreary Wednesday AM. Francisco, the "no machine" has just become a permanent fixture in my literary thesaurus. You do Bill Shakespeare proud.

 

lol theres a picture of an old hot rod and y'all are talking about the damn tree lol... is this the HTMB? (huge tree message board)

 

I always imagined a nasty snaggle tooth chick parking something like that in her driveway so that guys would come to her house.

 

you gonna stick your 12 inch where in my backside?

sounds like **** **** to me man, and that seems like a real threat coming from a guy named francisco.

HaHA

 

i tell ya what, i'd take one for the team if it meant having a chance to get that little beauty!! and i gotta hand it to you francisco, you certainly have a way with words, and i'll give you an "atta boy" for p***ing this along to hambers.

 

I blew up the pic...it's got a steel top...1931

 

Man that is a nice truck thanks for sharing. Now if I only had time to get there!!!!!!!

 

For well over 40 years there was an unfinished chopped 32 5W Coupe sitting under a tree in a storage lot south of Houston near the town of Friendswood. The ground around the car had a thick layer of tarps which had covered it and died in the weather. The body was still nice, the back panel with 41-48 Chevy taillamps, the deck lid nice and a 21 stud flattie long block laying sideways across the rails in front of the firewall. I stopped and looked it and talked to the storage lot guy for about 30 monutes. He said he had been paid yearly for the storage fees along with a tarp stipend to keep the car covered and that the car had been there since before he owned the storage lot. Hundreds had stopped and tried to find the owner but the owner insisted on anonymity and refused to allow the man to forward offers or correspondence to him. He was from Birminham AL. The car is now gone so what happened? You guys tell me.