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

I see Canadians like to shoot holes in abandoned cars too, just like us south of the border...

 

Here's one that frustrated me, sat around in this lady's side yard for years, I asked about it several times, but no give, then one day it's gone, hope it went somewhere nicer than where it came from

and I really wanted that damned croquet mallet!

 

What was it? Kinda looks 35-36 Ford but the suicide doors and 6 cyl engine .......maybe Mopar?

 

Not a MoPar with those suicide doors.

 

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I think its a 35 Studebaker coupe.

 

Ron,

Not a Studebaker, possibly a GM? Just looked them up and they're not suicide. Any other guesses?

DoUg

 

Ron was correct....1935 Studebaker....

 

Well I'm a little late but yes, it was indeed a Studebaker.
And those last two pictures you put up just rubbed it in hahaha!

 

Here's some shots out of a yard in San Andreas Ca., couldn't find anyone to talk to, but maybe their for sale

 

These are near Grand Coulee, Wa.


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I sure enjoy your posts from Alberta. I have my own yard with over 100 vehicles and a good friend 50 miles from here with close to 500! I guess I should post some. Yards are drying up. I remember collecting thirty years ago, thinking that nothing with four doors are coming home. Including Packard, Hudsons, Lincolns etc. Oh dear! We sure had fun picking 40 years ago!

 

Boys and guns! Don't care where you live!

 

The Blue 63 with the tree on it was my truck in the early 70,s. I once had a 390 Hp 427 engine in it. several 283,s and 327.s. I bought it in 70 for $450 and the 283 in it smoked like a tire kill. I drove it home and pulled that engine and installed a 283 bored .060 in it. and was driving it the very same nite. My wife learned to drive in that truck.

 

Are these in a ravine next to Grand Coulee Hill Road? I think I see them on Google Earth. I see some 1936 Dodge fenders there.

 

Is it just me, or does "Liking" things on this thread seem a little blasphemous, given what we all like to throw money at?
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/1930-ford-roadster-real/6395970205.html
also, would someone buy and save that, so I don't have to look at it any more... looks like it was pretty serious at one point.

 

Ya, in Seaton's Grove.


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The old cement mixer is a circa 1940 CMT. construction machinery company rig. It was used by the WPA. It is still useable. There is a cable winch that raises and lowers the bail. they loaded gravel by hand in a creek and filled the water resevior. then towed it to wherever they where poring cement. it is powered by a two cyl Wisconsin engine.

 

Found this on a oil lease road way back on a ranch. The bottom half is pretty sold. Worth digging out for parts?

 

Start digging and you will probably find it to be a roadster body.

 

I can't think of a good reason NOT to dig it out!

 

Yep....looks like a Model A roadster body and doors. The floor pans look great!

 

Very solid from the belt line down. No rust on the subrails and floor other than surface rust. Rancher didn't even know it was back there, and said have at it.

 

Sorry Ron and the rest of you guys. When I looked up '35 Studebaker, I must of had my wife's gl***es on 'cause what I saw yesterday isn't what I saw today. DOH!!!!
Rick at mrloboy , You should definitely show your hoard. I'm sure you'll find a lot of interest.

DoUg (Bedford)

 

Ha, That's OK Buford-59 . That's not a very common car. This 48 Chevy delivery was in a fence roll. The bottom and frame were too far gone to save at the time. And notice the chicken on the door, an egg wagon.

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My uncle had a coupe with a rooster driving a wagon painted on the door, it was called the **** wagon. He also had painted by the p***enger door handle, Girls who smoke put your ****s in here! It was a long time ago I didn't even know what a camera was, but I wish I had a picture of it.

 

Yes. If you can't use it, someone else can, and it's worth at least enough to be worth the effort of digging it out. I pieced a roadster body together on some pretty ****ty subrails and if I could have started out with that it would have come together a lot easier and cleaner.

A lot more bodies out there need bottoms than need tops.