On craigslist in michigan.... webstermusic.com http://www.webstermusic.com/Cars.htm How come it didn't link
I don't often get excited or envious because Montana has some lost long forgotten yards, but damn that beat anything I've seen. I counted several I'd really like to have. I wonder if......
There's a 42 Chevy in there too. So, were some of those cowls cut downs or were they woodies at one time??
Where in Michigan? And are they for sale? I need one of those A's for my model A frame. I'm in Central Ohio, so I'm betting they're as up the U.P. as you can get.
The guy should be shot for letting these cars go ,no different than taking them to the crusher its called GREED
Woa there, at least they ARE for sale, unlike so many, "it can just sit there and rot away for all i care" A$$holes. Gotta look at the bright side man. -Brad
I think I misunderstand you , hopefully.. He is selling them so they can be saved, or is he not? Back when they were parked, he was picking up junk nobody wanted, or was worth $50 bucks or so running. although they are not stored in a museum, there are alot of rebuildable pieces, and tons of good parts there to purchase. If not for guys like him, there would be nothing left.. Some people collect cars..some collect beanie babies..both are worthless to the majority of the population. Cars just take up more space. Any 39 Stude Commanders in that place?
The '37-'38 Ford is a cut off coupe or sedan body. Note the roll out windshield, which only closed cars had. Station wagons used a convertible cowl, which did not have the roll out windshield.
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/cto/1216745421.html At first it was depressing to see, but as long as he is willing to part out cars a lot should go to good homes.
I am sure he could get a local to clear the trees just for the wood, and at the same time cut a path to them
I e-mailed the guy asking the exact location and how much he is asking per car let's see what kind of response I get.I'm calling dibs on the two 35-36 p/u's
Now this would be worth a road trip from Nor Cal for sure - emailed him, lets see what becomes of this. Thanks for sharing!
This guys is a couple hours from me, emailed to find out same as you guys. The pontiac sat in a field for thirty years it was wet but im still fixin it, some of those look better than what i started with. Size of tree does not nec. mean old seen trees grow almost 1 inch in diameter per year if the weather is right for them. Looks like it been at least 20yrs though just cause the numer of trees and under growth.
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