Showing posts with label rust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rust. Show all posts
Friday, March 15, 2013
Abandoned: 1961 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88
This classic Olds belongs to my friend's dad in Canada. These pictures were taken in early 2010, and the car's still languishing in the same spot in a field as I write this. It was purchased in 2005, probably for very little money. It never ran, but the body looked solid and the interior was still in good shape. I don't expect it to go anywhere for a while and wish someone would save it.
Labels:
1961,
abandoned cars,
alberta,
canada,
dead cars,
dynamic 88,
General Motors,
gm,
oldsmobile,
please save me,
rust,
save it
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Sleeping Beauty: Abandoned Jaguar XK120
Labels:
abandoned cars,
British cars,
classic cars,
jaguar,
milestone car,
oregon,
patina,
please save me,
rust,
sleeping beauties,
sports cars,
sports coupe,
xk120
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Second Junkyard Photo Feature
All photos by Chris Garza and Creative Commons Attribution licensed. Prints will be made available on Chris' deviantART page. ![]() |
| Old walk-in vans, truck parts and a steel building. |
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| 1955 Pontiac station wagon and Fiat 850 Spider hardtop |
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| 1963 Dodge Dart |
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| Malaise Era bustleback Cadillac Seville |
Labels:
American cars,
Cadillac,
chris garza,
dead cars,
decay,
derelict,
Dodge,
inspiration,
malaise era,
patina,
photography,
Pontiac,
rust,
rustbucket
Thursday, January 3, 2013
First Photography Feature: Light-Painted Night Photography-style Digital Darkroom Work by Chris Garza
Periodically I will be adding posts dedicated to my car photography, especially where junkyard cars are concerned. These photos were all taken in 2012 at Springfield Auto Recycling in Springfield, Oregon, and edited in Picasa, and Preview, Apple's basic editing/viewing application for Macs.
It's hard to believe, that long ago, these cars were almost certainly well-loved by their first owners, but fell into abject decay and then ended up in the junkyard. I will let the pics speak for themselves, and won't add an explanation or description.
And now, these cars have a bleak future of decaying further and having many more parts pulled, before they are crushed and sent to Asian and Latin American manufacturing countries as steel and iron in ingot form.
Labels:
1950s,
1960s,
chris garza,
classic cars,
decay,
junkyard,
oregon,
photography,
prewar,
professional cars,
rust,
sleeping beauties
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