The Ford Barn

oldman - NorCal · 09-09-2014, 06:55 PM

The main problem will be dust. Just drive slow and enjoy the stark beauty of the area. I remember a trip to Bodie several years ago when my buddy in the Model A behind me stopped and began walking out into the desert. He traversed several hundred feet and we could see him pick up a car fender. Upon returning to cars, we could see that he had found a beautiful / very heavy automobile fender probably from the 1920's. He hauled that fender around to swap meets for a few years and nobody was ever able to identify what make of car it was from. So, keep your eyes open........ there still out there.

09-09-2014, 06:55 PM	#1
oldman - NorCal Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Gold Country Posts: 69	Re: Bodie ghost town The main problem will be dust. Just drive slow and enjoy the stark beauty of the area. I remember a trip to Bodie several years ago when my buddy in the Model A behind me stopped and began walking out into the desert. He traversed several hundred feet and we could see him pick up a car fender. Upon returning to cars, we could see that he had found a beautiful / very heavy automobile fender probably from the 1920's. He hauled that fender around to swap meets for a few years and nobody was ever able to identify what make of car it was from. So, keep your eyes open........ there still out there.