What a shame

[Daddyfink]

Don't know if this was posted before, but if not, here it is

 http://barnfinds.com/150-classic-cars-destroyed-fire/

https://thetelegraph.com/news/106861/fire-destroys-country-classic-cars-dozens-of-antique-vehicles-in-staunton

[AMT Pacemakers]

YEP....a lot of ratrod material there now!!

[espo]

That is a real shame since the body panels are going to be warped from the heat of the fire. That smell is almost impassable to get rid of also.

[ChrisBcritter]

YEP....a lot of ratrod material there now!!

Or banger racers - I bet some folks from England will buy up the remains and ship 'em over. As I've posted on the H.A.M.B., that's a '65 Imperial convertible behind the '46 Chevy coupe...

[ChrisBcritter]

Speaking of which:

(Hagerty and J.C. Taylor are going to be very busy now...)

Edited August 12, 2017 by ChrisBcritter

[Joe Handley]

This one was one of those lost

I do have a suggestion for it's remains though..............

[slusher]

A terrible loss of classics. I wonder what will really happen to most of them?

[ChrisBcritter]

Depends on who the owner is on each car - dealer or consigner - and which insurer covers each one. I figure there will be a lot of Copart salvage auctions coming up.

Edited August 13, 2017 by ChrisBcritter

[ZTony8]

Odd that the '41 Chevy was burned but it's tires are still up.