Lets See Your Abandoned and Forgotten Vehicles

technically not abandoned.... but now the weeds are so high you can't really see the front end...

"Three old Friends"

My 1955 Dodge Pickup.

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Lus wrote in post #14926650
"Three old Friends"

Awesome!

Lus- Is that in North Carolina?

bakedcookies wrote in post #14927825
Lus- Is that in North Carolina?

No sir, it was nearby Regina, New Mexico.

Lus wrote in post #14926650
"Three old Friends"

Remove the edge of the other truck on the left and you have a very print worthy photo right there. That is awesome.

On another note I know someone building one of these trucks and he would to find those sitting somewhere so he could scavenge.

I shot this 70's Porsche 914 on my old Canon SD1000 back before I had a 60D. I thought I would bring it back to life.

Discovered this ORIGINAL Ford "script" tire, on the front of a rusted 1928 Ford Model "AA" truck back in 2003.

What are the odds that one could have lasted that long!!! I doubt there are any more left around today!!!

http://www.moviephotof​orums.com …1928_AA_tire2IM​G_0080.jpg

Gators1 wrote in post #14920519
Yeah, true. I guess I broke the rules and should be beaten or something. The trucks are at a boneyard and the guy that owns it used to take some of the vehicles to shows. He doesn't anymore from what I heard, but some are still in pretty good condition. Others are basically wrecks. Also remember that these are in Arizona where vehicles take much longer to deteriorate than in other states. Here's another one from the same place that's more representative of the condition of a lot of the vehicles and in line with the theme of the thread.

You're forgiven. Both of those trucks look good- both could benefit from a little restoration work.. But, you know, I'd be Ok with driving either to - say- the mall parking lot, and park nice and close to someone's Jaguar- even if I had to park further from the entrance. Like ole Rex. Keep posting..

might not be abandoned. It still has a license plate on it. But looks pretty beat up... But it was parked behind an old abandoned building so who knows?

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http://500px.com/photo​/10840287

The Edsel, made for 3 years, never caught on, many people say it was the grill which resembles a vagina with a clitoris.
I found 3 of these buried up to their axles in Andeson TX

Fester wrote in post #15031152
The Edsel, made for 3 years, never caught on, many people say it was the grill which resembles a vagina with a clitoris.
I found 3 of these buried up to their axles in Andeson TX

Then, why are tacos so popular?

Fester wrote in post #15031152
The Edsel, made for 3 years, never caught on, many people say it was the grill which resembles a vagina with a clitoris.
I found 3 of these buried up to their axles in Andeson TX

Awesome. Do you have any more shots showing the environment? Are these accessible to anyone? Do you think these would be shootable at night?