You never know...

[enjenjo]

what you will see around the next corner. A buddy called and asked me to come look at some cars, and parts, less than three miles from the house.

[enjenjo]

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[enjenjo]

These cars are for sale

[phat46]

what you will see around the next corner. A buddy called and asked me to come look at some cars, and parts, less than three miles from the house.

So...two questions....  1-are ya just gonna leave us hanging like that?
                                2- Is that place gonna be on the junkyard crawl?

[enjenjo]

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[enjenjo]

There's more, some I couldn't take pictures of. Most of this is going overseas, it has been bought by a collector. Some of the parts he is just selling off, and a few more cars. While I was there today, he sold a 33 Ford three window coupe, and a 42 Willys pickup. He has the two birds, a 59 and a 66, a 63 Tempest convertible, a 79 Camaro, a 20's Reo touring car, and some parts he still wants to sell.

[enjenjo]

what you will see around the next corner. A buddy called and asked me to come look at some cars, and parts, less than three miles from the house.

So...two questions....  1-are ya just gonna leave us hanging like that?
                                2- Is that place gonna be on the junkyard crawl?

I asked about the junk yard crawl, some of it is no problem, we can go there, but most of the nice cars are in another place. I am still working on that, but he is a bit hesitant, as you might understand. I think we may be able to pull it off though.

[kb426]

You had a good time, didn't ya'?

[flt-blk]

That frame picture  "L29 Cord", I am intrigued, do you have any more
shots of it?

[enjenjo]

That's the only one I took, I can get more

[av8]

what you will see around the next corner. A buddy called and asked me to come look at some cars, and parts, less than three miles from the house.

Frank -- Would you please ID the three big sports roadsters (other than the Auburn). Looks like a Stutz, Kissel, and Mercer maybe? I love those monsters, think they provide great inspiration for a one-off using modern hardware.

TIA

Mike

[enjenjo]

I believe the yellow one is a Mercer, the green one I think is a Dusenburg Model A, and I forget on the red one, but it may be a Nash