Old Frozen Tin

Photographic proof of Canadians hoarding vintage tin!

http://ca.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/st...hotos.yahoo.com/ph/stovebolter_1926/my_photos

http://ca.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/st...hotos.yahoo.com/ph/stovebolter_1926/my_photos

 

Ya hafta take food and a gps when ya go that far north.eh.

 

WOW! Most of that stuff is in excellent condition!! I'd love to have that ******* '36 Chevy...

Travis

 

Stay Outta My Back Yard!!!!

 

There's enough stuff there to last a rodder a lifetime

 

Man, that's a lot of nice tin! Is it for sale? Decent prices? Where excatly is this place in the great white north eh?

 

GEEEEEZ, I gotta go hose myself down! There is like no rust on those cars!! Most of the bodys are in better shape than the **** on the roads here.(Spoken like a true New Yorker)-MIKE

 

Makes me wonder if that place is in Southern Alberta. This coupe looks similar to one that was sitting next to a house in Forest Lawn (Calgary) until a year or so ago. I could only see the car from the rear, so I'm not 100% sure it's the same car.

 

Must be somewhere out west! There's not that much tin around here, never mind in one field!!

Flatman

 

Ya, apparently the stuffs for sale, they price by the "old cars price guide". Looks like it’s not too far into S/E Alberta, just above Montana. Here is the article on the Stovebolt page about it… http://www.stovebolt.com/features/sagas/rosielle/index.html
Windows Live virtual earth maps put it just 26 hours and 7 min from me here in Springfield MO! Alright, road trip!