Could this be the car missing it's crankshaft from yesterday's post?
This car happens to be one of the more photographed items at Bodie Ghost Town SP.
It's a mid to late 30's something that died at Bodie and someday will rust away to nothing.
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15 comments:
Good job it's not over here as it would have rusted to nothing. Love old cars
Great design. Looks a bit of a sports car. Now searching for the brand.
A rugged old campaigner - it will probably still be there when all our modern cars have faded away.
still a pretty hard shell. :)
What great lines it has!
I bet it was quite the machine in its day!
Love the b&w shot.
Yup!! I took a slew of those when we visited too. Love the photo ops of Bodie.
wonderful images!
Oh wow! Love these shots!
I just knew I'd seen this car somewhere before! I would love to visit this ghost town!
It is a real cemetary for old cars there.
It has a ways to go, it seems.
Nice reminder of the non-permanency of things, John!
Have a Wonderful Day!
Peace :)
When that car was new it was probably expensive, shiny, and a toy of accomplishment. Who knew it would become a statue in honor of yesterday, rusty and remembering?
Oh my you make cars look scary. Nestled in that dry grass and # 1 take with the house behind. whooooo
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