It's funny, my wife and father-in-law just looked over my shoulder at those pictures and said "Look at that guy's yard, what a bunch of rusty junk! Who would want to live like that?"
Meanwhile...I have a drool cup under my lip thinking about all the great treasures and potential hotrods that could be buried in there.
Hey Wifey, why don't you and your parents go have fun at the Christmas Tree shop or searching for girly yardsales.....[sigh] they just don't get it.
Hey Dude do you live in Mass ?
Im asking because i lived Worcesster for about 1 1/2 years and my wife and mom would always go to the Christmas tree shop.
This isn't a junkyard but I thought this is a good place for this picture anyway. I found this car way back in the woods on fort Bragg N.C. when I was in the army a couple of years ago. The car must have been there a very long time because if you havent noticed the tree is coming out of the engine compartment. The car has been there longer then the fairly large tree. Makes you wonder what the history is and how the car ended up there. It had alot of bullet holes in it. Maybe because it is on an army base but maybe part of how the car ended up there. It was not anywhere near any military fireing range.
I went through east Texas picking up shuttle parts, you should of seen the cars like that, I must of saw 20 of them,
Guys were trying to buy cars and trucks and ship them home to fl. the locals wounldn't sell, one older guy was selling left and right, after the town and local were finding out we all had cash, there daughters were for sale, I didn't find anything I wanted,
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
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