Just minding my own business and...

[Charlene]

BAM....right there in the middle of the woods is a classic treasure. I was trying to find a friends lost high school ring from 25yrs ago and instead I find a lost car.

 

[jeff of pa]

Sweet !

I Love finding old cars in the woods

That one looks in pretty Good shape
Nice Pic

 

[fossis]

Lots of collectors might like that.

Fossis..............

 

[colorado14ers]

it looks like its just sitting there watching, waiting, rusting for its next victim very cool though!

 

[Justice70]

Go back and check the ash tray and under seats for dropped coins

 

[crazyjarhead]

Wow, wonder who owns it?? There isn't any remains in the back, is there

 

[Jeep]

Wow great find

Did it ring up as a pull tab

 

[Jeep]

Where's the pic of the tow truck taking it to your house

 

[jeff of pa]

I'd definatley ask around if it's Abandond
or For sale.

Even Parting it out could be Productive

 

[DigginThePast]

Cool.

Packard, '48-'50.

 

[oldgoat]

Nice find, charlene...if the glass is intact you may have found one of the more valuable pieces so far....glass from those old packards can be worth a lot....goat

 

[tumbleinn2]

Rookie2
Just took the words right out of my mouth....

 

[Okie Hillbillies]

That looks like my second car straight 8 engine and 3speed with overdrive it would of climbed to the moon if there was a road. a lot of power.


OkieHillBillies

 

[sctoddc]

Nice, love the older cars, they had style...nowadays it's hard to tell one make from another.

Todd

 

[ivan salis]

during that time the cents were wheaties -the dimes and quarters and halves were 90% silver * look fer lost change in the glove box-- ash tray -- in the seat cracks and underfloor mats once you get the land / car owners ok for it --of course.

 

[allen]

that would be sitting in my garage right now !

 

[CanadianTrout]

You just found Hoffa!

Tell the world, he's in S.E. Virginia. Mystery solved.

Nice car, don't mind the bones in the back.

 

[Daedalus]

You know it has been there awhile when you have to bring a chain saw to get it out ! Great find !

 

[Monty]

I was elk hunting in the mountains of Colorado once. I would have sworn no white man had ever been in this particular area. I sat down to take a rest and saw something shiney a little ways off. It was a beer can! Now who in the world would carry a can of beer out into virgin territory? And I also have found old cars and wonder how in the world they got there as there are no roads visible for miles. Monty

 

[ivan salis]

moonshiners -- in the old days they made shine in the deep woods (far from people to keep from being detected -- making shine stunk to high heaven --"sour mash" is called that fer a reason) --those cars are for hauling it from "production site" to delivery point.

today the "shiners" have switched to growing pot instead and use ATV's to go into the deep woods where they got their hidden plots at. (be very careful -- they often booby trap the areas they got their plots at to stop theives , and are quite "unfreindly" to strangers in "thier" areas.)