Slater442

Bought this from an estate for a demolition derby car. it has been sitting for 27+years under a tree. the moss you see hung on after 20 miles @ 70mph!! thought you guys might like the pic. (anyone need any parts??)

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don71

I like the pic! Thats an accurate moniker to name it.

citcapp

The green earth people would think that is a great car. Its part of the earth

redoldsman

I think you have found the highest and best use for this one.

jaunty75

All I ever think when I see something like this is that, at one point, this car was proudly driven home from the dealership, probably by a father bringing it home to his family, and it was the family hauler. It was their pride and joy. Now look at it.


Here's one I saw myself a few years ago. It was out in a central Pennsylvania field with a few other cars so slowly returning to the elements. At the time of the photo, which is from 2007, it looked like it still had some usable parts.

There was an '80-ish Delta 88 sitting right next to it (plus a couple of Cadillacs nearby--whoever is discarding these cars certainly has some money), but I didn't take any additional photos of that one.

hkr

front bench seat 240-508-0110

Funkwagon455

If feasible, leave the moss on the car for the derby. It would be very hard to duplicate that. "Pet Cemetery"

Lady72nRob71

Poor car. And to think it was kept for a reason for this many years. I see more Vista Cruisers in this sort of shape than I do restored. I hope we do not run out of ones that can be saved...

hookem horns

The rat rod guys call that "patina"

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VikingBlue

Awesome...leave it alone and tell people it's powered by photosynthesis.

Carshinebob

Aww man I wana restore it......... Well maybe not. Good luck and have fun at the derby. ~BOB