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Winner - Vehicles older than 1960

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Congratulations Shortgrass....really cool picture. Where's that at, and why are those cars half buried?

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These are relics of the dustbowl era

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They are on Jan's paternal grandparents place that now belong to an uncle

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Can you imagine 12 kids rockin that ol house? No wonder it looks a little shakey! Jan's dad was the oldest of the 12. He was born in that house, and is lain to rest about 1 mile south of there. Our home is 1 S and 2 W of there in SE Colorado.
 
You deserve a historical marker for those cars. That's just plum neat.....sorta. I know the dustbowl was bad.....but that's a part of history.

Good thang that house wasn't in that shape durin the dust bowl....cuz I don't much think it'd be there now.

Thanks for sharin them.....and once again, congrats.
 
I can't believe they are still there...Around here some of those old car nuts and hot rod builders went around to every place and bought up all those old car bodies...The Model A and Model T Fords were really hot- then some of the old Hudsons with suicide doors were in demand...
 
Looks to me like those old cars are of the 1938-1940 era. Makes a person realize that the dust bowl days extended much later than 1934 & 1935. I would like to see a better picture of those tractors in the background, the one on the left looks like a Farmall.
 
Clarencen said:
Looks to me like those old cars are of the 1938-1940 era. Makes a person realize that the dust bowl days extended much later than 1934 & 1935. I would like to see a better picture of those tractors in the background, the one on the left looks like a Farmall.
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There is an old field north of the house, that will still blow today.
 

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