1940 Dodge sedan
Thu Dec 11, 2008 4:40 pm
Thu Dec 11, 2008 8:34 pm
Cool story. Thanks for posting it.
Les
Les
Sat Jan 03, 2009 12:03 am
Great story and photos. Thanks for posting.
I posted this a few months ago, but a lot of you may have missed it: If you love vintage vehicles, check out the Old Car and Truck Pictures website. Fair warning - if you open this site, be prepared to squander several evenings and weekends.
Of particular interest to WIXers - check out the Studebaker section for some cool WWII ads that feature the Wright Cyclone engines Studebaker built for the B-17.
I posted this a few months ago, but a lot of you may have missed it: If you love vintage vehicles, check out the Old Car and Truck Pictures website. Fair warning - if you open this site, be prepared to squander several evenings and weekends.
Of particular interest to WIXers - check out the Studebaker section for some cool WWII ads that feature the Wright Cyclone engines Studebaker built for the B-17.
Sat Jan 03, 2009 12:05 am
and if you want to cry over detroit steele www.carsinbarns.com
some of these shots are criminal
some of these shots are criminal
Sat Jan 03, 2009 12:42 am
Yeah, some sad photos.
About five years ago, I found a calendar from Hemmings Motor News, "The Abandoned Trucks Calendar." Twelve photos of old trucks in various states of neglect. I got a copy for my nephew as a Christmas present, but have since wished I'd bought a copy for myself. Being the hopeless, foolish optimist that I am, I couldn't help but think, "Aw heck, they don't look that bad ... "
About five years ago, I found a calendar from Hemmings Motor News, "The Abandoned Trucks Calendar." Twelve photos of old trucks in various states of neglect. I got a copy for my nephew as a Christmas present, but have since wished I'd bought a copy for myself. Being the hopeless, foolish optimist that I am, I couldn't help but think, "Aw heck, they don't look that bad ... "