Another junk pile

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Again not Model A but there's a 36 coupe and a Zephyr. The convertible is a 41 Buick,by the tail light

[Synchro909]

Even the most desirable/prestigious old cars have gone through the stage of not being worth much, if anything. If they survive that, they are safe (ish).

[GeneBob]

You say it is not Model A but dead center of the picture has a car with a banjo rear axle, spindly wire wheels and a split rear bumper. That might be a Model A.
Don't you wish you could pull just one of those cars for a project now? Another thought, that pile of steel and iron would make more than twice that number of today's junk cars.

[Mike Peters]

The car farthest to left sitting on the ground looks like a 38 Plymouth

[Chuck Dempsey]

You've probably seen this one, but junk piles are hard to resist....

[Gene F]

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To Synchro's point - My streetrod is a 1936 Plymouth. There really is not a lot of that pre-war Mopar tin left. I guess that is why I like it. Sometimes it is nice to drive something a different. I guess at one point they were just old cars, and were sent to the crusher (war steel?), or used up as race cars.

[mercman from oz]

Some desirable old cars in this Junk pile - Dave Mellor NJ

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Originally Posted by GeneBob

You say it is not Model A but dead center of the picture has a car with a banjo rear axle, spindly wire wheels and a split rear bumper. That might be a Model A.
Don't you wish you could pull just one of those cars for a project now? Another thought, that pile of steel and iron would make more than twice that number of today's junk cars.

You got me on that. I missed it

[mercman from oz]

Back in time, nobody wanted these old cars - Chuck Dempsey

[Chuck Dempsey]

Thanks for the blow-up, Mercman. I guess these were luckier than most, for now. They look like the are waiting to be 'parted out'...