Sad Pro-Cars

[Kurt Arends]

'74 Series 75

This is a '74 Series 75 at Watts Auto Salvage taken today after I grabbed the commercial chassis rims.

 

[Kurt Arends]

'62 C-B Seville at Eastern Nebraska Auto Recyclers

Posted a couple of 12-year-old photos of this car a few weeks ago. These were taken today,

 

[Attila Bethlenfalvy]

Demonstrators shattering VP Richard Nixon's windows during his tour of South America (Paul Schutzer photographer). Caracas, Venezuela in May, '58.

 

[Steve Loftin]

This 1957 Futura combination came from Missouri.

This car appears to be one I shot near Springfield, MO about 30 years ago. I'll post the picture once I find it.

Definitely the same car:

(SL photos; May, 1982)

 

[Steve Loftin]

This 1963 C/B and 1947/48 Flxible were seen in a salvage yard near Goodman, MO in 1990. The camera flash gives a good view of the Comet-C/B "double bubble" tunnel light lenses:

(SL photos)

 

[Kurt Arends]

Double Bouble

Steve,
Were the C-B "Double Bubble" lenses something that had been used as taillight lenses on a passenger car from a prior year, or was it a lense that C-B used exclusively?

Kurt

 

[Kurt Arends]

Goodman, MO Yard

I believe that the Goodman, MO yard crushed everything when the owner passed away around 10 or so years ago.

Kurt

 

[Paul Newman]

Saw this eye-sore today in Beatrice, NE. Why do people continue to F&*# these rare cars up??

I think that's the car that used to run around Salem Mass giving haunted tours every Halloween. I have not seen it in years. I think they were called Mass Hysteria. They put a lot of money into that 70.I think they had 2 , the 70 and a 75 or something.

 

[Kurt Arends]

This week in Wisconsin......

Shot these photos this week while traveling with Ken Novak.

 

[Kurt Arends]

More from this week.....

Henney Packard and a seriously sad '70 Miller-Meteor 3-way.

 

[Keith Snyder]

Were the C-B "Double Bubble" lenses something that had been used as taillight lenses on a passenger car from a prior year, or was it a lense that C-B used exclusively?

Those lenses came from a 1950-1952 Buick and were probably purchased from a local dealer's parts department. Using such lenses to create emergency roof/tunnel lights was not uncommon. Many manufacturers created distinctive lights using this method. For example, some Eureka ambulances in 1963-1964 used the lenses from 1961 Buicks to create distinctive tunnel lights.

 

[John Royark JR]

Henney Packard and a seriously sad '70 Miller-Meteor 3-way.

I'm surprised to see the glass in the Superior still intact and looks to have no cracks.

 

[John ED Renstrom]

lots of good parts there. I would love to have a afternoon with that 70.

 

[Kurt Arends]

I forgot to mention that the Henney Packard is a 3-way and it does still have the table in it!

 

[John Royark JR]

I forgot to mention that the Henney Packard is a 3-way and it does still have the table in it!

Now thats a shock!! You need to get the table, there is always someone on here looking for one.

 

[Kurt Arends]

Henney 3-Way

How many builders used Henney's 3-way table and for how many years was that same table used? I just remember my '56 Meteor having the Henney 3-Way build tag mounted on the rear floor.

 

[Mike Burkhart - Deceased 1948 - 2016]

Yuk, Yuk, Yuk...... That Henney-Packard has a Buick hood on it!

:4_11_9:

 

[Don Wasley]

1976 MM Lifeliner in SLC

Here's one for you guys......believe it or not, it's for sale and their asking $4,450 for it as it sits!! What a shame for this car to 'die' like that... For my comments [and others, too] on this car see the For Sale thread under '1976 Ambulance for sale'.

https://skydrive.live.com/redir.asp...4C3C9D0C21F19BE6!120&authkey=!ACO9wwXFNnv3F_4

Sorry I couldn't get the pics to post here but click on the link and then you can see them.....click on a picture to make it bigger and open a manual slideshow.

Don

 

[John ED Renstrom]

the car might be worth it but only one piece at a time and by now had they parted it out it may have been gone. it a shame the car is worth more in pieces then whole but that's the world we live in. hovering like vultures ready to pick any carcass clean. a lot of work partig one out though

 

[Richard Vyse]

Here's one for you guys......believe it or not, it's for sale and their asking $4,450 for it as it sits!! What a shame for this car to 'die' like that... For my comments [and others, too] on this car see the For Sale thread under '1976 Ambulance for sale'.

https://skydrive.live.com/redir.asp...4C3C9D0C21F19BE6!120&authkey=!ACO9wwXFNnv3F_4

Sorry I couldn't get the pics to post here but click on the link and then you can see them.....click on a picture to make it bigger and open a manual slideshow.

Don

Ed can fix it.