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I heard the CIA had been testing LSD on unaware people for studies. I sometimes wonder if some designers were not on the project. I mean, look at this Cadillac with for example fins like a shark…to think of that is one thing, to dare to submit that to your colleagues is another thing…
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sad indeed...
Posted by: ben wilhelmi | 07 December 2012 at 05:13 PM
I'm a big fan of vintage cars. And every time I see these cars parked like this and rusting, it only breaks my heart into pieces. I mean, they could've been restored and displayed on car shows, but they were left this way. It's kind of sad.
Posted by: Carry Demaggio | 28 November 2012 at 04:22 PM
indeed sad sightings, and indeed lots of money or spare time required. No this is route 66, these wrecks are there for a touristy purpose.
Posted by: ben wilhelmi | 16 November 2012 at 05:55 PM
Aw! I always look like a sad sack every time I see vintage cars rusting like this. If I were the owner of any of these cars, I would give it a new paint job to bring back its glorious appearance. Well, we can do some possible overhauls to those cars if only the owners have the right resources to do it.
Posted by: Junior Perrera | 16 November 2012 at 12:00 AM
In a way, cars left to sit in an impromptu auto graveyard and rusting make for quite an eerie sight.. It will take a long time until they're physically gone, unless someone takes them away. It's kind of a shame, as those vehicles must have had a ton of mileage, a ton of memories on the road.
Posted by: Clint Moore | 14 January 2012 at 01:25 AM
If only i can get them for free i would make them brand new.
Posted by: car restoration | 19 December 2011 at 05:42 PM
Wrecked, but certainly not useless. Their driving days are over, but the colors and shapes make surprisingly good photos. The rust aged them, turning them into something akin to statues and sculptures.
Posted by: Tyra Shortino | 13 December 2011 at 06:52 PM