Lot of free alpines

[DavidHodges11]

The gentleman said he bought the property and these with it I assume no titles for any of them and not affiliated other than wanting to go out and look and see if there's anything worth saving. In Oklahoma City area could be eyes https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/929995454629879/

 

[junkman]

Maybe he's got a stash of hard tops there someplace, or a Tiger hiding in the middle.

 

[sunalp]

Of course it has to be in OK!

 

[Toyanvil]

I see one hard top.

 

[DanR]

There are more than just Series 3's.

When I was stationed at Tinker AFB,OK back in 1977 to 1979 I found a Towing Yard on 23rd NE that had been in the towing business for more than 35 years. They were denied a renewal on the contract for the land by the son of the owner who had died.

There were "complete" cars there that never had any parts removed, year models from the early '40's up to 1977.

An offer to sell was posted to take all vehicles as is with the two late model wreckers for $ 100k. The trouble I had was locating a tract of land to move them to, in such a short time frame of three months.

I did manage to get a Dodge 440 and a very nice '72 Volvo unmolested, low mileage.

One of the owners was a Gibson. The discovery we were distant Cousins on my Mother's side paved the way for the two vheciles I was able to get.

The Yard was filled with Chey's and Fords that today would bring a few millions.

 

[Bill Blue]

A lot of rust, but I don't see any signs of rust through. Lots of good panels and saveable cars.

Bill

 

[Aladin Sane]

With all that leaf litter in the cockpits, I would bet there isn't a single intact floor in the lot.

 

[spmdr]

Just for the record (when the FB listing goes away)

"I have a total of 15 1963 sunbeam alpines I need to get rid of."

OH BOY!!

DW

 

[Bill Blue]

With all that leaf litter in the cockpits, I would bet there isn't a single intact floor in the lot.

Depends upon the climate. If the cars were in Indiana, there would not be enough floor to hold leaves. Central OK, a dry climate, maybe no problem.
Bill