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near Oatman,AZ and I think it maybe a Chevy
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Cool I hope the police locate my car there and get it back. Cool pic.
Easy to maintain, and gets great mileage!
Wonderful find and great shot, Richard!
Hey Richard, cool find. That's a post-war Plymouth Coupe. They started producing these in 1945 and didn't change the design until the 1949 model year.
I hope they didn't stop to pee and when they got back the car was like this. it don't take long for the thieves theses days. LOL Great image
OMG (GHOST CAR) :)
WOW !!! The car I have always dreamed !!!!!!!
I think that one's been sitting out in the sun a bit too long. Nice capture!
jolie
this car won't go anywhere now :-) Nice capture Richard !
Amazing... Fantastic shot also !
Exellent shot.
A nice patina as you say and wonderful textures too.
And a sad tale... nice capture!!!
Nice patina indeed. Just waiting for some TLC....
Great find Richard :)
Poor thing. It just needs a lot of TLC and a heck of a lot of money to be restored.
marvelous
Not much left on this one heh :) , nice shot !
Good eye and great pic of this awesome conversation piece !
I told you change anti theft!!! (LOL)) Great shot!!
End of the road ;)
nothing more melancholy or oddly poetic than the remains of an old rusted chassis. It has a beauty all its own, like a dilapidated barn. It has an odd dignity. Your pov lets us see inside, with the box springs (I assume) and the shell of what was once probably a beloved family car. And the bright green patina---as if it were aged brass---of the hood makes great contrast. Esp with the front of the hood sticking out over nothing! Wonderful find, and wonderful capture, and something for archaeologists, ages hence. And the surrounding gravel and empty road are fine backdrop to its solitariness...