Ever have a good day finding cars? I was out and had a great day, these were just along the way to the incredibly rare stuff

below is a jeep, so what is the yellow one above?

BigLorryBlog was deploring all the old stuff getting bought for scrap. But not where I roam!

http://www.roadtransport.com/blogs/big-lorry-blog/2008/06/classic-cars-and-trucks-crushe.html says that he has been looking at abandoned autos for over a decade.. the stuff he maust have seen that would blow my mind...

'46 Packard

40's Chevrolet factory convertible... gotta be rare, yes?

Pontiac

I'll be back for a better photo, but I was in a hurry, and shot from the street

57 Bel Air wagon.
Mach 1... a 71 or 72 I think
55? I think so
No GTO badges, or any other badges at all.
This DeLorean has been there over a year, and they want to get rid of it.

From 20 feet this looks factory fresh. A bit of rust appears when you look closer
67 or 68 Camaro

No doubt this is cool to find.. but in a shop in the hood? That's where it is, and the Rottweiler isn't happy about me poking the camera lens over the fence to get the shot... my thanks to the maker of big gate holding chain.

Plymouth Sport Fury

I believe that if I were to challenge everyone to identify this make and model by the taillights

...no one would get it. That is kinda cool, that lots of cars are immediately recognizable by the taillights, some by the headlights, and most by a glance from a half a block away.

I dig the look of a Hudson truck, sorta odd, but imagine what it'd look like with HUGE back tires at a drag strip!