"Long Term Parking" better than Cadillac Ranch ?

[Greg Myers]

Not as excess-able ? 

http://www.retrovisiones.com/2015/02/long-term-parking/

[Chuck Most]

I can only imagine what future archaeologists would have to say about this.

[Tom Geiger]

Is that a Buick in there?

[ChrisBcritter]

Yes, a '63 Special.

[GLMFAA1]

Here is a 'Bing' translation of the description from the website:

He says the "Guilquipedia" that the artist who devised and completed this work was called "Arman". Baptized by his giving of air as Armand Pierre Fernandez in his native nice, Armand, then known as "Arman" developed most of his career as an artist in the United States. He died in 2005 and the work that stands out for our hosts fierreras, this work entitled "Long Term Parking" which lies somewhere in France since 1982.

 

Twenty tons of reinforced concrete and some dozen other French cars make together a work of intense value than from its almost eighteen meters high overlooking the viewer and reproaches from his opulent texture. A small series of postcards topped the brief explanatory text of midnight with work during your pregnancy.

 

Nothing more to say in these days of low harvest of our pages. We said goodbye and continue it tomorrow.

[unclescott58]

Yes, a '63 Special.

Where?

[Jon Haigwood]

Where?

I had one and they are really not "Special" at all.

 

There seems to be an Iltalian Fiat 500 in the mix with the french cars

[Maindrian Pace]

Where?

 Three levels up, above the brown car. You can see the rear bumper and taillights only.

[unclescott58]

Okay. I see it now.