What hidden treasures are near your home?

You should buy it and just start working on the car there. With it in that position, it would save you mounting it to a rotissarie.

 

DAMN!!!!! The secrets are out. Well I still have a few up my sleeve. Plus I am buying that '29 chevy this weekend. There are a few 50's chevy trucks and such stuff I still see around. Tucked back in yards around town.

 

This '60 Starliner is sitting at a farm belonging to some friends of my family. This one is out in the open field a****st some vintage M***ey-Ferguson tractors, old combines, and other farm equipment. Back in the woods there's an old Ford F-1 pickup, a Willys military Jeep, and a couple of early mustangs. I'm sure there's more that I haven't seen. The fella who owned all of 'em died several years ago, and all the cars got left to the grandchildren.

His granddaughter ended up claiming the Starliner, and I've tried several times to buy it off of her but she won't sell it. Her brother was the one that pulled to motor out, pulled the heads off, and left the block sitting there exposed to the elements. It's a shame, when I first saw the car it wasn't in too bad of shape, but the past few years have not been kind to her.

 

Here's a few of a whole bunch inside the city limits of town! If you don't know where, you'd never find 'em. Look closely at the bottom one, there's a '59 Impala ragtop, you can see the top mechanism sticking up out of the ground!

 

Sorry it's gl***! Just picture it with a straight axle and on a drag strip or just p***ing you on the road..................................

 

i know where a all aluminum donovan 427 block is sitting in a tin shed at my aunts house(belive me its in her WILL), i know where a nice rustfree all original 1964 1/2 mustang with alot of factory options sits under a carport, a early Lafrance fire truck, a running rustfree 1940 desoto........

and the owners of all of these items are over 80 years old and have no relitives that have any interest in ''junk cars/parts'' !!!!!!!!!!!!