This is exactly what I am trying to get into here in this state - except
it's outdoors and includes all kinds of cars from the 20's to the 70's.
It's like the cars I saw today. '66 or so Newport that outside of dirty and
a couple nickle-sized rot holes, looks like new. Not registered in almost
as long as I have been alive, stored in a barn. '70 or so Valiant behind
it, also solid. I didn't see it but the same guy has a Model T that
they've had since ... he was afraid to admit how long, probably since the
50's.
If you have the space, it doesn't cost much to store an old car...
wouldn't surprise me to see lots more examples like this turn up. I never
would have guessed what this guy has either, it looks like a collection of
80's junkers outside the barn.
Bill K.
----- Original Message -----
From: <jwilson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 1:35 PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] survivor stats
> I have to agree with Bill K. on the schew of stats. about 10 miles
> from here there is a guy who has one each of every Mopar muscle
> car (his definition) from 55 to 61.
> Trying to see these is almost impossible but I was fortunate enough
> to be in the right place with a tow rope and a 4x4 one winter and got a
> invite to look through the buildings he has them stored in. Imagine a
> building with cars just far enough apart to walk between/behind full of
brand new
> cars only the cars are new 55, 56, ----- 61 Furys, Chys 300 letter,
Imperials
> and so forth.
> And not one of them have a registration with DMV anytime in the last
20 years.
> Jim
>
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