Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

I guess this is a thing in SoCal:

Who would not have paid $6,500 for this '52 Plymouth Wagon? Running. Driving. Rust free. Always a SoCal car. Very, very cool. Flathead six. Three on the tree. And sounds great. Well, not me because I have no nads and couldn't pull the trigger . But somebody here at the McCormick Auction did buy it. I call it a nice bargain ... along with many other great enthusiast-friendly sales here. What a great car to do a tour with with!

And this '72 Scout went for $10,500:

And this T-Bird sold for $25K!

Paging "Big Buck" from Michigan ... welcome to Palm Springs.

This is the most memorable dirt car from my youth. That, and his late models. Blackie Watt from New Alexandria, Pa. What a wheelman.

fasted58 said:

This is the most memorable dirt car from my youth. That, and his late models. Blackie Watt from New Alexandria, Pa. What a wheelman.

I probably saw him run.  My friend's dad Gene Nead ran Sportsman #27 in that era, at Bridgeport and a few other area dirt tracks.  After a bad wreck he switched to building chassis for other folks.  Can't find any pics online.

Pic unrelated:

In reply to Duke :

I have never seen that before.    I like it!

In reply to fasted58 :

missing Malt Duck...

stroker said:

In reply to fasted58 :

missing Malt Duck...

 

Annie appears to be missing as well

fasted58 said:

This is the most memorable dirt car from my youth. That, and his late models. Blackie Watt from New Alexandria, Pa. What a wheelman.

That Dodge truck, hnnngg

From my trip to Key West this last weekend.   I'll never understand how it's legal to abandon ships randomly.

Karacticus said:

stroker said:

In reply to fasted58 :

missing Malt Duck...

 

Annie appears to be missing as well

Also missing

Apexcarver said:

Karacticus said:

stroker said:

In reply to fasted58 :

missing Malt Duck...

 

Annie appears to be missing as well

Also missing

Have entered the thread

Grtechguy said:

From my trip to Key West this last weekend.   I'll never understand how it's legal to abandon ships randomly.

It's not any more legal than it is to abandon cars. It's just that every yellow pages in every town doesn't have 50 places that will tow away abandoned boats.