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Farm Find

Field of Dreams

As a teen in the 1970s, I loved walking through the junkyards and seeing all the old cars. There is something special about unrestored cars - they are 100% original, and to me seem more historic.

When I heard about a gentleman in North Central Washington who has a few cars on his farm, I jumped at the chance to see his collection. What a treat!

I posted these pictures for everyone like me who appreciates old iron, but if you are interested in buying anything you see here, feel free to click "Contact" above and I'll email you his phone number.

-Brandon

1940 Ford Pickup

1. 1940 Ford Pickup (not for sale)

1941 Ford

2. 1941 Ford

1940 Ford Pickup

3. 1940-41 Ford Pickup

1946 Mercury

4. 1946 Mercury

1948 Ford in the background, 1950 Ford pickup in foreground

5. 1948 Ford in the background, 1950 Ford pickup in foreground

1950 Ford trucks

6. 1950 Ford trucks

1948 Ford,  1963 Ford Fairlane

7. The middle car is a 1948 Ford, the foreground car is a 1963 Ford Fairlane.

Willys 1952-53 hardtop

8. Willys 1952-53 hardtop

1949 Ford, 1950 Ford

9. 1949 Ford pulling the trailer, 1950 Ford in background.

10. '53 Kaiser '60 Plymouth (sold), '72 Ford 1 ton truck, '50 Ford Flatbed and '51 Ford Truck

11. '63 Ford wagon, '53 Ranch wagon, '52 Ford 2 door wagon, '59 Ford pick up, '55 Ford 4 dr. wagon

1953 Kaiser Manhattan and 1960 Ford Pickup

12. 1953 Kaiser Manhattan and 1960 Ford Pickup (sold)

1954 Willys 2-door

13. 1954 Willys 2-door

1956 Ford

14. '56 Ford

15. '57 Plymouth

16. '61 Ford Galaxy conv. '53 Ford sedan 2 door, '51 Ford, '68 Ford LTD 2 dr. hardtop

1963 Studebaker Lark 4-door

17. '63 Studebaker Lark 4-door

1963 Studebaker

18. '63 Studebaker

19. '61 Ford convertible, '59 Ford TBird, 2 door hardtop, '33-'34 Ford pick up

1964 Ford Galaxie, 4 door hardtop

20. '64 Ford Galaxie, 4 door hardtop

21. 1960 Ford T-Bird

1956 Ford 2 door hardtop with 302 engine

22. 1956 Ford 2 door hardtop with 302 engine

1957 Ford

23. 1957 Ford

1931 Ford Model A

24. 1931 Ford Model A

25. 1931 Ford Model A

26. 1930 Ford coupe

1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible

27. '64 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible


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Comments

Anonymous on Nov 21, 2009 at 12:51 p.m. said:

Takes me back to a long time ago. Thanks for a great web page.

dstryr on Dec 3, 2009 at 11:14 a.m. said:

Those cars and trucks really spur the imagination. Thanks for posting them all!

Anonymous on Dec 13, 2009 at 11:38 a.m. said:

beautiful 2dr hardtop customline ford. Is it for sale?

Brandon on Dec 16, 2009 at 09:16 a.m. said:

Yes, everything on this page is for sale, unless noted otherwise. Click "Contact" above and I'll email you the phone number. Thanks for visiting!

Anonymous on Dec 27, 2009 at 04:38 p.m. said:

neat stuff, but i just dont "get" leaving cars and trucks parked around. either fix em and drive em or sell em. that 41 ford looks pretty good...

Anonymous on Jan 3, 2010 at 09:58 a.m. said:

Thanks for great pictures, its a pity that I lives in Sweden (hard to find old American cars)

19cvy57man on Jan 4, 2010 at 08:01 p.m. said:

Whot-no Chevies? No farm bone yard is complete without at least one Chevrolet let alone a GM product. Well at any rate these Fords are living proof that F.O.R.D means "Found Rolled Over Dead". I believe Pix #15 is a 1956 Plymouth instead of a 1957 as stated.

Anonymous on Jan 21, 2010 at 10:10 a.m. said:

You'd be lucky in the UK to be able to do this now, as Health and Safety laws make people afraid of insurance claims. Fantastic find.

Andrew Wright, North Wales, UK.

cleaner on Apr 15, 2010 at 02:26 p.m. said:

As a integeral part of my deep rooted Southeren obligations,these gems are rare?I'm surprised of them being available.Todays South Land changes every day.However those pictures would not be allowed by the Souths old Farmers,even in todays world."IMPRESSIVE"!Stay CLEAN. Cleaner a.k.a. Irish Gem



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