Found this today...

[japody]

While searching for a missing cow in a remote corner of the farm, I came across this. Guess I'd never been in that spot before. Anyone have a guess as to year/make? Would make a heck of a project car! :laughing:

 

[beckmurph]

Looks like the Clampets jalopy.:cool2:

 

[oosik]

Good grief - - something older than I. I found an old 1920's Oldsmobile truck a couple years ago. It was in the same condition as your pictures japody. I identified it by the dash plate with the name Oldsmobile on it. They had an all different logo at that time.

 

[bcp]

Looks a lot like this:



Bruce

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Project indeed. Best to melt it down and start over. Not too much to go by, but I'm betting it's a Model T Ford. Note the gas tank location in this video:

 

[japody]

Project indeed. Best to melt it down and start over. Not too much to go by, but I'm betting it's a Model T Ford. Note the gas tank location in this video:

Could not see video.

 

[japody]

Looks a lot like this:

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Bruce

Looks close. Thanks.

 

[PILOON]

Once found the remains of a Willis Overlander but just barely enough to identify it as most was simply rust holding hands on what little remained.

My sons FIL found a Cat D8 abandoned on his acreage that he recently purchased.
LOL he wants it 'OUT', but without cutting any trees. Guess it would need a Sikorsky skylifter to do that.

 

[ovrszd]

Never melt down old car parts. Someone right now is looking for a part that's there. Friend of mine restores and dabbles in old cars. He drags home some stuff that I wouldn't even attempt to repair.

These old finds are our American heritage. Cherish them.

Didn't see any bullet holes did you???

 

[japody]

Ovrszd - no bullet holes. About 30 feet away was what appeared to be a stone foundation of a building. It was about 20' square. The property is my wife's home place. She told me that there were several home sites scattered around, including an old cemetery. We've also found arrowheads.