Art & Inspiration Sitting and Rotting.............picture thread

Yea somebody go save her...................................................................................
Somebody post some more CAR pics so I can get CRASHNBURNS avatar pic out of my head!!

 

Here you go. Sitting and rotting. Back on topic. Fuck.

 

After sitting on top of a pile of logs for years in Ohio, she(with a nice solid frame) is now sitting on the ground awaiting transport to my place.

 

Can we have a bit more info?

 

Yeah its in so. Cal. And he wants 500 for it. Its worth it if u got the skills and the tools.

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I'd park those in my garden, it would look cool!

 

Here's some from my neighborhood. None for sale and all have been there for a long while...

 

for this one it's to late

photo by hennie

 

That looks like a stating point for koolkemp

 

That's a crying shame. And I am talking about the coupe, the avatar is a nightmare after a slab (box) of beer!
Sorry to hard to resist.

 

Bonneville here we come!!!

 

Well these are a little newer than most, but still cool. The only reason I posted thre Starfire picts, is because what is under the hood of both. I know the Charger and the Starfires are not going anywhere soon, but maybe the 63 Ford could be had. It is a four door, the front clip is awsome and under the hood sits the orginal 289 with all the factory parts, including the air parts and all of that stuff.

 

Haha when I first saw the pic I was thinking its workable if the trunk lid is there...then I scroll down and see your comment

 

No, because Ryan just posted a thread last week stressing that it was 1965! and older. Thanks for he advice though.

 

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NICE SAVE!!!!That and the ´59 Custom Royal a couple of pages back, as well!
Congratulations. These ´57-´59 Mopar convertibles are a rare breed, indeed, and some of the most beautiful automobiles ever made. This coming from a Chevy-guy.

 

my thought exactly!!

 

Still good parts to be had I bet, I would love those quarter window panels for my 46 Ford Hearse.

 

Here is a scarce one you rarely see let go to his condition
...'62 Falcon Squire wagon. Too bad.
I was looking for one a while back and this is a picture I got on one for sale.
Had to pass (at $1500.!!!)...some good parts on it, though!

 

Unfortunately, the guy who found this car in a farmers field in Gilroy, 20 miles from San Jose, as a "planter", didn't take pics until it arrived at his house. But, the important thing...it was saved.

 

After

 

a couple i can take away for the price of removal.

 

sitting, if not rotting, since prior to 1958. Stored indoors since, until I got it in "09




1931 Buick, 17,00 original miles

 

I never sough out 68 chevy full sizes but I owned 2 at one time for a while both the rarer ones, 4 dr hard top and 2 dr post.

 

Could had one that needed a motor back in 79 that was nice for 35 dollars but waited too long,did buy a 69 galaxie hit in the front for the 390 from the same people for 25 dollars.

 

HA! I stand (or, more accurately, sit) corrected!

HEMIDAV, that '39 recovery is inspiring, to say the least. Kudos to the talented person who did that!

 

Here is my 1948 Diamond T 509sc. Sitting in my friends back yard. He gave it to me for free !! He lost interest. It still runs !!

 

This is how I like to find them. Here is a 35 Dodge Brothers KCL I was able to talk the original owners grandson out of after almost 2 years. It is in the works for my daily driver.