I saw a 58 Belvedere a the Pate swap meet the end of April.
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I saw a 58 Belvedere a the Pate swap meet the end of April.
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"She'll Start, You'll Need These."
I know your apprehension. To me, automobile wiring is similar to Stonehenge. A great mystery of the unknown!Originally Posted by DVJohn
Pete
"Stick with me, kid, and you'll have horse turds as big as diamonds."
Geeze Marc, you can really sniff em out.......
This guy came out of nowhere while I was sitting at a light but my dash cam got it.
This is a small town but I'd never seen this car before, looks like a 1956ish Pontiac.
Looks like a '56 Olds, John. Wonder if the car is original, and the owners just out cruising, or maybe a visitor from another province?
Big M Auto-
"We buy junk, and sell antiques"
ICC member since just after dirt, but before baseball.
Yea John that is what I was thinking Oldsmobile:)
Olds it is....I didn't recognize the driver or see the tag, maybe I'll see him again............
well "Spotted" John..........nice car
Build it yourself, then at least you know it will be right.
I saw quite a few classics on my journey to TN and back and figured I'd
roll back the dash cam and capture them later.
To my disappointment the dam thing only has a 16 gig sd card
and only went back 2 days.
Dash cam, my my. Ain't you uppity?
That's pretty cool! I keep my camera in the car with me and almost crash everytime I spot an oldie trying to dig it out.
Here are a few I spotted the last few days:
A 1964-ish Fairlane resting under a shade tree in west Macon.
This looks like a '70s kit car, based on a VW, but I'm not sure. I do know it had died on the side of the road!
Pete
"Stick with me, kid, and you'll have horse turds as big as diamonds."
It wasn't a good lane, nor a bad lane. I'd have to say it was just a Fairlane.
---John
Big M Auto-
"We buy junk, and sell antiques"
ICC member since just after dirt, but before baseball.
To the corner............
Here are two I spotted in "Wonderful" Robins, GA, this morning....
An early '60s T-bird at a garage, it looked pretty clean from afar.
Now this one isn't really a classic I suppose, but it was quite impressive.
It had Michigan plates on both the RV and the "trailer", which is an early '90s Dodge van with no engine!
I didn't want to get too close, I wasn't sure if the owner(s) were home!
Pete
"Stick with me, kid, and you'll have horse turds as big as diamonds."
Oh, I was just cruising by in my friends '68 Charger and saw this in the bramble...
"Jeez...Arnie it's a piece of $#!+"
"She could be Tough, She really could."
"Good hands, Bad taste in cars"
Last edited by 58Belvedere; 06-04-2014 at 05:00 PM.
"She'll Start, You'll Need These."
How much did he want for, whatever it is it isnt enough..
Might still be worth saving?
OOOHHHH YAAAA. Floors O.k. (Except shifter hole, Oh yeah it has a clutch pedal arrangement, trunk is good (One side is tubbed, But that can be fixed) Volare Front clip welded to original frame, engine mounts for big block. Right quarter panel has a little cancer down low where it sat in the dirt for a few years. Minor stuff. Got an offer for a 331 on another site, haven't talked price yet. Marc.
"She'll Start, You'll Need These."
Havent seen this about for a few years, apparently it has been stored outside at the owners place of work, but he has now brought it back home..
Todays Quiz....
Whats the Make and Year ????
Looks like a 48 to 49 Hudson Commodore to me but I could be wrong!
1986-2016
30 Years of Tossin' on with owld Shite!!!!
I'm agreeing with Hog on this one. Hard to distinguish between the two years, as the grill and other parts are missing.
---John
Big M Auto-
"We buy junk, and sell antiques"
ICC member since just after dirt, but before baseball.
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