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Leading off our parade of hulks today is this unfortunate 1931 Pontiac 4 door sedan, which may need a bit of frame straightening. https://twitter.com/GreenPayBacker/status/1265607547207200768
quick note: the giveaway here is the split grille, which first appeared on 1928 Pontiacs, and remained a staple of Pontiac styling all the way to their demise.
one more Pontiac tidbit: Pontiac debuted in 1926, as a companion brand to Oakland. GM created several such low price "companions" to its main brands; Cadillac: LaSalle, Buick: Marquette, Olds: Viking. Pontiac was the only companion brand that outlasted its big brother.
OK, back to the junkpile: this one here is a 1928-29 Ford Model AA truck, most likely originally made with a wood cab. https://twitter.com/mayiplzgonow/status/1264599038764163072
I regret to inform you that your target practice is a 1941 Ford Tudor sedan. https://twitter.com/Vines_N_Cattle/status/1264567355016990720
Even if a car has been totaled, it can still make a useful organ donor. Witness this dandy bar ornament made from a shined up 1955 DeSoto grille insert, probably from a junkyard heap. https://twitter.com/JoeUnterreiner/status/1263248054393561088
This chicken coop/coupe once was a 1965-73 VW Type 3 Fastback. https://twitter.com/GFAC207/status/1262814658085433344
nothing sadder than seeing a 1959 Chevy Biscayne 2 door sedan in this state of affairs. https://twitter.com/JustMe_Dillon/status/1262018743762219008
Victim here is a 1914-15 Ford Model T touring, and the knee britches on the boys indicate time frame is around 1918-22. No red-blooded American boy has ever been able to resist checking out a local car wreck. https://twitter.com/Kenneth_St_Cyr/status/1262014443090784256
The forlorn face of a 1940 Buick. https://twitter.com/puddleless/status/1261676621586731009
