Lets See Your Abandoned and Forgotten Vehicles

Nice shot... and I would also like to see some more if available.
I like the Edsel -very cool design. From what I have learned there were a lot of quality issues with the Edsel and that was one of the main reasons for failing.
Not to forget that almost every car company had falling sales during 1958

^^ I think I know what Todd is aming for...
Hope you find them and get some beautiful night shots!

Yes Todd!
I was out riding and stumbled onto this.
These are very accessible, 10 foot walk from the curb.Nothing in the background that cant be shopped out. Take a saw with ya and cut the weed down from behind the station wagon and you can get the old courthouse in the background

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Dang, that looks great. I might have to schedule a trip out there soon.

Thanks!

Todd Lambert wrote in post #15031893
Dang, that looks great. I might have to schedule a trip out there soon.

Thanks!

Todd - I have this site pinned in one of my maps... Very visible from "the big map"...

Todd Lambert wrote in post #15031809
Awesome. Do you have any more shots showing the environment? Are these accessible to anyone? Do you think these would be shootable at night?

Uh OH. I sense a project coming up.
-Bruce

A couple of closeups of abandoned cars near St. Johns, Az. The first pic shows them in context with the abandoned house where they are located.

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Nice set JDB!

StaticMedia wrote in post #14982623
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.

Those shots make me pretty sad. Here's my old Porsche 914.

navydoc wrote in post #15104376
A couple of closeups of abandoned cars near St. Johns, Az.

Pretty sad to see them abandoned like that, but this "is" the right thread for that.
The car is an old mid sixties Mercury. Monterey I think, or something like that. Did you know the back window could be rolled down?
-Bruce

navydoc wrote in post #15104376
A couple of closeups of abandoned cars near St. Johns, Az. The first pic shows them in context with the abandoned house where they are located.

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'63 Mercury Montclair. Had the power rear window, two door hardtop. Also available as a four door hardtop. Dad had a '63 then a '64. Very nice car from the '60s

These two just appeared and seem to be lifeless

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strokedbeast wrote in post #15114896
'63 Mercury Montclair. Had the power rear window, two door hardtop. Also available as a four door hardtop. Dad had a '63 then a '64. Very nice car from the '60s

I thought the Montclair had the chrome stip running all the way down the side above the rear wheel well. I would have guessed that this is the Monterey as Ballen Photo mentioned.

Of course, at my age, memory is kind of foggy.

runninmann wrote in post #15114977
Of course, at my age, memory is kind of foggy.

You are probably younger than me!!!!

BobsYourUncle wrote in post #15115059
You are probably younger than me!!!!

How old are you?