First good find--now--How old is it ?

[texas hunter]

First time out (of any duration) at new site--old homestead--found this about 10" deep--excellant condition after cleaning, Anybody got any ideas on how old it is ? I was told the old home was built in early 1900's, demolishes in '94. At any rate--I'm hooked now--first find other than clad.
HH
Lou

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[detector de metales]

Nice old Car.. need to back off of the subject a little cuz its quite fuzzy..
HH!

[Wolfbite]

Wow great find.I would guess 1920's to 30's but would have to research.
WTG Wolfbite

[Colonial Copper Zeus]

look familiar?

[{Sentinel}]

Nice find hunter...i would tend to agree it looks to be a thirties to fourties era find.....Great find!!!

[texas hunter]

Sorry--photography is deffinately not my forte--will try to do better. Whats really cool is that the axels are still in place and the wheels all turn !

[txkickergirl]

neat, and a great way to start out.

[spotz]

Very nice car. I really like it. Congrats!
Spotz

[fossis]

Nice car, Fossis...................

[halfdime]

Great find! Be gentle with that thing; it looks like a real keeper!

[bongo1962]

possibly Kilgore? Not many had cast wheels, most were rubber and didn't hold up under ground. cool dig. Bongo

One Mans Trash is Another Mans Treasure

[Dimeman]

Very nice set of wheels !!!!

[Rob in KS]

Nice car. Here's a photo tip. These cameras usually have a macro setting for close ups. The icon for it is usually a flower. Even on that setting, mine gets fuzzy when I try to get too close. Some cameras work closer than others. To get a REALLY close pic, put a magnifying glass right up against the front of your camera lens. Works for getting those tiny details. If you already know this, just ignore me

Nice car and probably got you a good site !! Keep looking

[Ridley]

I love finding toys.

That's a beauty! I'd google vintage toy cars. You're bound to find out the era it was made.

Congratulations.


Ridley

[Montana Jim]

Did not find your exact car here... but it's an interesting site and makes me think your find dates 1915 to 1930. Check out the first set of cast irons...

http://www.gasolinealleyantiques.com...tm#CAST%20IRON

[Montana Jim]

You should also put your car in the TreasureNet Car Show!!

See the cool link below...

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...c,60052.0.html

[River Rat]

You should also put your car in the TreasureNet Car Show!!

See the cool link below...

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...c,60052.0.html

I totally agree with Jim. That is a unique find, Tex. Congrats!!

RR

[Huntin' 59er]

Congrats, Tex on your nice find!

Huntin' 59er

[Leon]

Wow, that is a very nice find... Congrats!!!
Love them old cars, and that is a nice one...
Continued Good luck, & Happy hunting~

[Bavaria Mike]

Very nice old car, will be a great display piece! HH, Mike