[Oldbluoval]

I spent 20 years watching a 30 tudor sedan melt into the ground. A fellow had it in his backyard with plastic over it. I would stop ever so often and chat and he was always "going to restore it". Predictably, the top went in, the plastic became a reservoir, the tires and wheels went into the dirt. If I had the means back then, I should have made a time lapse documentary of the car going into the earth. It would have looked like a true melt down. Work, family and life kept me from going by after a period of time and my guess would be it became some new steel via a junk yard.
A story I have experienced, seen and heard more than once.