I think it was a phone number. I saw the holes and putty and didn't look real close. I go by there some and will look. Probably way more than its worth around here. I am still kicking myself for this story, The Local body man had bought a 56 Chevy with no engine or transmission from a self storage place. They assumed the guy died so they sold his stuff. The car had no title. It had Florida tags in the trunk, a pretty poor rough paint job but that car was virtually rust-free. The no tags and who knew what happened to the owner really bother me.

No worries, thanks Bill. I've always wanted a '57 to take to the track, but the prices are so high (especially down here) that I'd have to start with a 'roughie' and then invest the $ as time - and the Camaro- permits......
Those storage auctions are sadly all too common - miss a couple of payments and you're lucky if they even try contacting you before they sell it off.

So I try to do a monthly YouTube series on my adventures. Been doing it for around 3 years. Thought you guys might like it. Some rare stuff I've posted and tons of rare stuff ahead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-2cyCMG3d4

Here it is.........

Just did a new video yesterday on a 68 Hemi GTX Barn Find that was rescued, and a yard full of other Mopars.

Thanks, I love looking through this thread.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/nvWBeOTzWlwxGWU32 Check out my friends auto collection. Pictures taken today 12/9/17

Rotting musclecars
 

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Awesome stuff and it feels good knowing places like this still exist!
Lots of great cars but that '37 Stude Coupe Express is just tooo coool!
Thanks for posting!
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Where is this located?

This Chevelle may be one I've heard about.Can you please tell me more about it?