Sway bars grow on trees

[1970camaroRS]

Found on another forum:

http://greenville.craigslist.org/pts/3595502213.html

[Scott Liggett]

LOL. That is funny. I can't get into the mindset of car parts hung in a tree and ignored for 30 years.

[Barry Donovan]

I used to be amazed by that stuff. lagrange maine has a junk yard that went 50 years.

trees fullgrown in the darndest places, old chassis, there was even a b17 chunk that starred in a magazine.

I started restoring the tin can in dec 2006, and found the routine of the same spot had a pine tree that took off as if to be on steroids.

just 6 to 7 years. have it in photos. the trimmed undergrowth in 2007, and bam..the freaking thing is 6 inches fatter. 1+ inch a year. I caught on in 2011..that pine tree in an old photo and a new one.


snuck up on me.

[SuperBuickGuy]

that's just funny, no matter who you are

[Thumpin455]

I've cut two trees out of my daughter's 72 GTO because I havent been able to get it up here yet. Those things grow fast in Nebraska. It has been sitting in roughly the same spot since 99 or so, but the plan for this summer is for her to come up here along with the car and we get to work on it.

I would like to have the swaybar for any of the A bodies I have, but hell I can get a new one for about that much. I could use the firewood, but I cant bring it up here due to the Emerald Ash Borer.

[mustang13]

This is in the County Park that I work at in upstate NY. It is a 2 bottom Farm plow, got leaned against the tree, ad forgotten. I encouraged the new leadership of our dept. to spuce up the "display", cut back the brush, and make it all more photogenic to add a nice attraction for people to see. Not like you could do this stunt over night.

I may just go out and hang some car parts in a tree in my woods for future explorers to find LOL