why?????.........sweet jesus why???????.....just let me save one plllllease!!!!http://www.classiccarsrotting.com/ccrtour2/th10025.html

:sad: :sad: :sad:

Here's another. http://www.carsinbarns.com/

I've been to this yard about 8 years ago. Bring lots of repellant and a stick to chase off the snakes if you go when its warm!

Why are there guys out there that won't sell the cars they keep around but won't fix them up either? :confused:

Why are there guys out there that won't sell the cars they keep around but won't fix them up either? :confused:

There's a 1970 GTX with a 440/6pack sitting outside my town that has been sitting so long it has sunk into the ground up to it's axles. And the car was drivable when the owner bought it about 10 years ago for $800!
I have made offers to him several times and always hear. "It's not for sale, I'm gonna fix it up one day."
In the meantime it just sits out in the weather decaying more each day. Very sad.

Here's another. http://www.carsinbarns.com/

Since this thread was brought back from a year ago, I'll add my two cents... :D

At least this Nova got saved!

http://www.carsinbarns.com/Bowties%20In%20Barns/pg19.html

Scott

Since this thread was brought back from a year ago, I'll add my two cents... :D

At least this Nova got saved!

http://www.carsinbarns.com/Bowties%20In%20Barns/pg19.html

Scott


Im not too positive but a member over at stevesnovasite is the same guy who is restoring it. HIs name is Marlin too. Coincidence? maybe

Wow, it is simply amazing on how many $100k (restored) cars were once just another piece of junk that could be set out in a field. Check out all the Superbirds....most owners will let them rot before they sell. Very sad.