Old cars never die. The just end up on my blog. |
Thursday, April 07, 2016
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I was going to say they just rot away butthat one looks ok to restore
ReplyDeleteA pointendly colour for a car.
ReplyDeletethe fate of all rust buckets
ReplyDeleteis it a '55 or '56 Chevy?
ReplyDeleteGood blog theme. And you have so much cars on your side of the ocean. Great one and great idea Andy.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteWe can salvage that with a trunk-load of cash. Nice use of the fence in the foreground.
ReplyDeleteNice place to die on your blog I mean. Nice shot. B
ReplyDeleteFor all of us to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI think that one's past the point of no return!
ReplyDelete;-))
ReplyDeleteI was about to guess---- GM middle 50's. But what little is visible of the tail gives me some doubt. Anyway, Andy, good shot.
ReplyDeleteAnd you let them get worldwide attention :)
ReplyDeleteNice old car - or what's left of it! I like the fence, too!
ReplyDeleteYes, that is a 1955 Chevy 210. It is highly collectible if restored, but of course it needs lots of parts. And, oh yes, I also like your photo.
ReplyDeleteAh but it could also be someone's treasure.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great color!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh. That is nasty.
ReplyDeleteFunny comment! It has a little less rust on the body than I'd expect. The blue color pops nicely. (And look at that nice blue sky!)
ReplyDeleteWonder how many more are there on that place. You may depends when there is one, there could be two.
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