man those photos kill me , there isnt a yard that cool around here anymore , id think id died and gone to tin heaven in that place , thanks for sharing the pics
....dizzee,...you've got a nice truck like that and no pics for us til you get it out of storage? ...thanks for the vintage tin shots, they are cool.
Yes he is open to sell parts, but has me ****** visitors due to theft and vandalism. Pm me and I will give you contact info.
Oooo! Those tasty treats are making me hungry I'd have a hek of a time just deciding what flavor Makes my mind wander at the possibilities Thanks for sharing!
in the pic of the mid 50's ford COE what year is that gold and white ford 57 or 58? thats right beside the COE can you get apic of it?
Awesome, I was at a yard late 80's in Limestone Maine there were 6 to 700 cars there all 40's to 50's. some 60's Everything was being cleaned up then Picked up some parts for a 47 ford sedan my dad had. i'll see if I can find old pics.
Love that '40 Ford wrecker and the '48-'50 F-1 panel truck, love them all but those would be my first picks if I could bring some home!
we didn't have much snow either this winter today's Wisconsin tropical winds are bringing 60's up I-94
Man oh man, what a bunch of interesting tin. All those Lincolns, rag tops, and rare stuff. Enjoyed looking at these poor hulks rusting away, hope some of it gets saved. ~sololobo~
I was surprised at the number of convertibles that far north, looks like the rust mites are bad there.
What's the story on the '63 300 convertible? Doesn't look like it's been outside too long; but is it terminally rusted underneath?
He got it in about 4 years ago. At that time it was very restorable. The top has since gone bad and hasn't helped it any. Could be brought back, or great parts car.
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