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Ford Fiesta + Rover

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Peugeot D3A

1st gen Pathfinder in one of the bays of an abandoned bakery/factory in the hood. I love the ghetto wire coming down from the ceiling that's hooked up to the battery.

those were so damn easy to steal. A car thief worth their salt could be in one in under 40 seconds and have the ignition smashed inside of 15 seconds... Not that I was a car thief or anything... ;)

RicoFromMars, I must say that you are the true king of abandoned cars! I wonder, do you specifically look for them or is this what you find while you're out exploring buildings?

Found this old thing behind a gas station, the registration expired in 2010. Can't say that explains the decaying metal, though.

Posted by Radical_Ed 1st gen Pathfinder in one of the bays of an abandoned bakery/factory in the hood. I love the ghetto wire coming down from the ceiling that's hooked up to the battery. http://imagizer.im...q90/540/PX9ynQ.jpg

Great involving this thing a year or two ago a fellow explorer and I were down in those parts and had the heater core blow out of my old Volvo during the trip. We filled it up with some water and luckily were able bypassed the heater core but I needed some actual coolant. So during our explorations of this place found a brand new gallon of pre-mixed coolant in the back of this thing! So we carried it out and filled up my car and she ran great the rest of the trip.

Posted by Samurai those were so damn easy to steal. A car thief worth their salt could be in one in under 40 seconds and have the ignition smashed inside of 15 seconds... Not that I was a car thief or anything... ;)

Well this explains why my friend Gerald had a thing for Pathfinders.

Rest in peace, you crooked bastard.

MG Midget, late 70's model of the British Motor Company sports coupe. Found it in nearly driveable condition at an abandoned (and undergoing demolition) steel manufacturing plant/mill in Pennsylvania. Can't help but feel it was being spared for a worker who might have claimed it.

Hi there, by the way, it's been a couple years since I've been on here and it's nice to see the forum still lives.

Posted by SeikoLiz https://farm8.stat...6_4b0c3cee94_b.jpg MG Midget, late 70's model of the British Motor Company sports coupe. Found it in nearly driveable condition at an abandoned (and undergoing demolition) steel manufacturing plant/mill in Pennsylvania. Can't help but feel it was being spared for a worker who might have claimed it. Hi there, by the way, it's been a couple years since I've been on here and it's nice to see the forum still lives.

...Wow. That's very salvageable.

Those are a remarkable little car to drive.

Posted by sirpsychosexy RicoFromMars, I must say that you are the true king of abandoned cars! I wonder, do you specifically look for them or is this what you find while you're out exploring buildings?

Thank you Sirpsy my passion before urbex remains "a hunting the wreck," I spend hours looking for a ride to old vehicles abandoned on my way but I ais information on the net as well as friends who m 'inform of they find something!

VW Passat MKI

Nice thread of abandoned vehicles you guys have here! How about an old Trash Truck

That garbage truck looks like its pretty deep in the woods! Any story behind it?

Posted by Misunderstood Nice thread of abandoned vehicles you guys have here! How about an old Trash Truck http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/xx333/Lucielou_photo/DSCN1267.jpg

Very Nice ! it remind me something , Renault Galion

Hey Rico! Looks almost like you were in the same neck of the woods i was in
cool!

Swan...An old house, an old barn, and a path that led way out back to a grave yard of old trucks and vehicles. The Garbage truck still had trash, clothes and bottles in it.

Trakkahhhh What is it?












Ford GTB "Burma Jeep"

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Renault Super Goelette ( blue ) + Renault Estafette ( white )

Posted by cavemonkey Trakkahhhh What is it? http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y106/cavemonkey/DSC_4123_zpsf9e4f2fd.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y106/cavemonkey/DSC_4125_zpsc58fb681.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y106/cavemonkey/DSC_4242_zps52eba8b5.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y106/cavemonkey/DSC_4434_zps50741d23.jpg Ford GTB "Burma Jeep" http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y106/cavemonkey/DSC_4907_zps0683b909.jpg

That first one looks like it might've been a 69 or 70 Mercury Cougar/ flipped over one is a '64 Olds Cutlass methinks.