Lets take a stroll through the BARN I found.

This is great stuff and it is rotting away, not just from rust but acid in cow ****. If it was not for hoarders storing stuff nothing would be around now but he should at least store it properly. He needs to get his mind right and sell it before it's gone in the ground.

 

you hit the mother lode! great find

 

I need the step ladder,so let me talk with the old timmer.

 

I have seen that s shape on Chevrolet horn ****ons when the outer cap falls out! that fire truck looks like chevy stuff to me!

 

Take a gun and re-claim some of those goodies in the name of the Hot Rod Gods!!

 

Thanks for sharing .Really dig the mothers pie wagon.

 

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GTO would have a hood scoop and parking lights in the grille. But really, any A-body convertible is a good find.

What?

 

good lord! you hit the motherlode

 

How come the 1928 model A still has a NY '28 license plate and the 1931 A sports coupe still has a '31 license plate ? I thought plates were renewed or tagged every year.

 

34 GAZ,
You are correct in that everyday cars have plates issued yearly. But cars of historic nature can be registered as historic and run YOM (Year Of Make) plates. This saves a large sum in registeration an insurance fees.

 

New York stopped doing annual plates in '65 and stopped doing stickers on the plates in '72 or '73 and has changed plate designs only about 4 times since; they've even made registrations biannual now - all that changes yearly is an inspection sticker on your windshield. The way things are going I'm somehow going to manage to skip a year on the beater.

 

Wow, that some collection!

 

I talked with the owner tonight. He said he might consider selling of some but he is not sure what he is willing to let go at this time.

I will keep on him polightly and see what happens.