What is it.

It's an old car that's been sitting in the field for awhile.

If it's a foreign car, it could be like looking for a brass needle in a large hay stack.

Originally Posted by hills

It's an old car that's been sitting in the field for awhile.

Still is, archaeological artifacts are left where they're found.

Originally Posted by miked

DeSoto?? Mike

Close, i think it's a Chrysler business coupe.

Originally Posted by hobo finds

Yours? Looks cool.

Not collecting anymore just grabing a few pictures to share.

Now that the foliage has fallen from the trees, found an old pick up truck. Have to remeber to always bring a camera along on my road trips.

Not much left of the truck, it's upside down has external potted headlights the lens's missing some animal built a nest in one, the windsheild missing but the frame is hinged to open outwards letting air flow into the cab.

To many missing parts to identify the truck, next time will take some pictures maybe some of you are able to put a manufactures name to it.

Different windows but it looks similiar.

https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car...or/1948/772542

Different windows but it looks similiar.

https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car...or/1948/772542

The first truck image as found laying on its roof, second image flipped, horn button identifies as Ford.


A critter claimed an empty headlight.

Kerosene, Diesel, Gasoline or Steam?

Anyone know what engine this carburettor fits,