History Name this car!

We had a pretty big fire this summer in the mountain area I drive through and it exposed a 1930's car. It has been mountain art for a while. Anyhow I will post pics going from hard to easier until somebody gets the year and model. I know you guys will do this in minutes.....

 

1936 Chevy 4 door?

 

Nope

 

1936 Ford humpback sedan. HRP

 

Phred

 

Rusty!

 

Rear window shape says Chevy or Plymouth.

 

$200 a ton

 

crispy ??

 

Not yet.....here is another couple pictures

 

packard...

 

2drsdn...?

 

i'll try Poncho.

 

1937 Packard sedan. HRP

 

Yep!

 

Im going to try and get it if the owner will part with it. I'm sure it will buff out!

 

If you get that to buff out, let me know what kind of buffing compound you're using.

 

NOOO! Save that patina!!

 

maybe that will fit on an S10 ch***is. just sayin...

 

Donor

 

ripped apart, flipped on it's side, then caught on fire....still better than the crusty **** we find around here.

 

It will be difficult if not impossible to get paint to stick to that burned sheet metal.

 

you can start a new trend - flame-hardened exterior finish.

 

interesting front suspension on that car

 

I'm not being an *** but why not? If it was sand blasted? Ground some?? I really have no plans for it other than to piss my wife off lol.

 

I was impressed with the front suspension for a 37.....

 

If nothing else, the id tag might be worth wall space.

 

Paint will stick but there is a lot of work involved. HRP

 

"Tet**** Shot"