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What a treasure trove of great and unusual spare parts as well as some OK project cars. Lots of interesting trucks too. I hope that he manages to sell a lot of stuff as I would hate to see what is left crushed. Most of it has been there a long time evidenced by the tree growth and would be difficult to remove. Thanks for posting.

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anyone care to guess at this one

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It's a P15 hood ornament attached to some kinda old post 1940 mopar truck.....or did you mean the tree in the foreground?

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Looks like an old Coca Cola delivery truck.

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Some good usable parts there......

Will be probably a lot that are not.

I suspect the floors and bottom edges of body and doors may

have been there too long.

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Reg the front looks funny beyond the p15 hood ornament. I dont see the start of the dodge name plate for the grill maybe a 39 grill with p15 ornament?

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Did you try the email in the listing or reply for craigslist?

webster@wmis.net is the email given in the text of the ad.

I'd love to swing by and take look, but my project list is full with restoring my D-17, replacing the top end in a '87 Porsche 944s, and keeping my and my family's cars on the road. I think my better half would not be pleased if another project followed me home.

My first car was a '39 chevy I got when I was in high school (1973), and it looks like there are 4 of them in this yard... Tempting.

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Reg the front looks funny beyond the p15 hood ornament. I dont see the start of the dodge name plate for the grill maybe a 39 grill with p15 ornament?

I had a 47' dodge p/u with that same nose exept the hood ornament was a long ramhead in the same shape as our beloved p-15 ornaments. Wish I was closer to that stockpile, that t pickup is nails. With a few buddies you could lift out the cab anyway.

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I see several interesting project cars and trucks there,as well as a BUNCH of good parts. Didn't spot a 42 Dodge,though.

My question is,"Even if you did spot something you just couldn't live without,how the hell would you ever get it out to where you could load it without spending a week chopping down trees,hauling off the trunks,and then moving a dozen or so cars to get to it?".

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