Pictures!!

[Willowbilly3]

Dude, you've gotta let me come by and give me a tour. I love looking through old "junk" piles. Lovin the grill on the sideways Chevy, the Model A turned tractor, and of course your pops dodge with a tree growing through it.

These pictures cover a lot of country and some of the stuff isn't there anymore. All the stuff from the sideways chevy place is gone to the crusher now. The grill and headlights were about all that was good and it was embedded in a huge mountain of barbed wire. The J3 Cub is gone, all the stuff where we had the 2 cabs loaded is gone (36 chevy coupe), the 30 Model A coupe is gone.

 

[earthman]

Fun to see these pix WB. More fun to be there pokin' around

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

The '38 Standard really caught my eye... better looking than the Deluxe (in my opinion) but much less popular for some reason. [S

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[Willowbilly3]

The '38 Standard really caught my eye... better looking than the Deluxe (in my opinion) but much less popular for some reason. [S

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Love a 38 standard, my favorite 30s era Ford

 

[oneeye]

First wife and first Harley, sure do miss that old FLH

That era of FLH are the sharpest bikes Harley ever built, in my opinion.

Some great stuff.

 

[Willowbilly3]

It was kind of a custom. Bike was a 70 but the front end was a 54, fenders and guards were 58, Dash was 50s and paint scheme/decals were 36

 

[oneeye]

It was kind of a custom. Bike was a 70 but the front end was a 54, fenders and guards were 58, Dash was 50s and paint scheme/decals were 36

Yep, that's the era of which I speak!

 

[Willowbilly3]

People used to ask me what year it was and I'd say "same year as Johnny Cash's Cadillac". Amazing that hardly anyone got it.

 

[Todd]

It was a 49 50 51 52 53............

 

[forbigpicture]

Hey Willowbilly, boy the rust in your part of the country sure
is different than it is in mine.....and it sure is some pretty
country too....thanks for the share[cl[cl

 

[Willowbilly3]

Hey Willowbilly, boy the rust in your part of the country sure
is different than it is in mine.....and it sure is some pretty
country too....thanks for the share[cl[cl

About the only cancer is where mud gets trapped, well on the older stuff that was parked before they started using salt. Driver's floorpan is almost always rusted through from wet, muddy, snowy feet. Cab corners usually have a little rust on most trucks.