Rusted Relic sightings

Some Aussie Tin from 2006 near Perth.

 

i have no idea what it "WAS" but it did have some odd looking 4 popper in it w/the crank exposed & on the top of the mtr.

 

I saw that in front of a tire shop and it was for sale, but that was over a year ago and I haven't been by there again. I think the price written on it was about $8,000.00.

 

Here's some relics I spotted during a recent stroll through a New York wrecking yard. Yes they are for sale.

 

I p***ed by this many times but it was under a blue tarp. At one time it was a Hupmobile Skylark although customized in the late 50's. Kiwi Kev thanks for all your photos.

 

Heres a few from me... mostly on the artsy fartsy side of things.

 

Man I wish I had my pictures of junkyards in Mexico right about now. I left the film on a pyramid when I was putting in a new roll tons of rusted sheetmetal, looked like maybe a fire had gone through there and burned off all the paint or something crazy. more than one looked like that. go figure.

 

I just took a picture of the only think I've ever found. It's an old car trunk that was in my uncle's pasture near Wills Point, Texas.

Anybody recognize it?

 

A thread revival and an update on Kiwi Kevs Smash Palace pic earlier.

This is Horopito in the Cental North Island of New Zealand.

http://picasaweb.google.com/vicki.budgeting/Horopito08

Google earh view............

Some more pics here as well.

http://www.nz-hotrod.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2964&highlight=horopito

 

"It" is some type of orchard sprayer, probably a Bean. The "motor" is actually the pump for the spray nozzle.

 

Thats art right there.

 

Lifestylz

Those Hiropito pics left me watching the slide show with my mouth hanging open. WOW!

 

I'll never know what wore these shoes... but i can dream

 

Pics of tin in Idaho.

 

Quote: "Lifestylz

Those Hiropito pics left me watching the slide show with my mouth hanging open. WOW!
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Me too...
Took about 4 hours going around the yard and still never really saw it all.
It rained the whole time we were there or I would have got more pics.
The parts stored inside were a mind blower.
60 years of collecting sure does fill the shelves...
It was 35 years or so since I last went there. Things change.

 

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v72/VonDad/Tin%20Hunt 1/

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v72/VonDad/Tin Hunt 2/

Hit these two albums on me photobucket account.

Both in Missouri around Lebanon.

VonDad

 

All from the same stash

 

Someone was looking for that International grill awhile ago in the cl***ifieds.