'38 Graham
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'38 Graham
This one's for you, Kyle!
Everyone...I know this is a G3 site, but I can't resist posting some pics of the more unusual antique cars that have arrived in one of the yards I frequent. I was told this was a 1938 Graham "Shark Nose". This was one of eight this yard got in over the weekend from some guy who was clearing out his chicken coups of old cars. Three of the cars came with Supercharged engines...which are still in the cars.
Everyone...I know this is a G3 site, but I can't resist posting some pics of the more unusual antique cars that have arrived in one of the yards I frequent. I was told this was a 1938 Graham "Shark Nose". This was one of eight this yard got in over the weekend from some guy who was clearing out his chicken coups of old cars. Three of the cars came with Supercharged engines...which are still in the cars.
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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HOLY HELL.
Not often one of these pops up!! I love these cars!! A friend of ours has one (and about 50 other cars, no joke) but I haven't seen it. One of these would definitely be worth restoring.
Thanks for posting this! Oh, and if any '46-'48 Plymouth pop up too, you know where to go
Not often one of these pops up!! I love these cars!! A friend of ours has one (and about 50 other cars, no joke) but I haven't seen it. One of these would definitely be worth restoring.
Thanks for posting this! Oh, and if any '46-'48 Plymouth pop up too, you know where to go
74MonteCarlo- G3GM Fanatic
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Interesting cars for sure. Looks like the one is pretty much complete.
The Dude- Management
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"some guy who was clearing out his chicken coups"..
WOW
WOW
staledog- G3GM Newbie
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Yeah...makes you wonder how many farms still contain a collection of these old cars stashed away in some old barn, outbuilding, chicken coop, etc. This guy was into Kaisers, AMC's and Packards. They got a '52 Kaiser as part of the lot where the backend opens up in two positions. Top half like a hatchback...bottom half like a pickup tailgate. Then, the license plate holder folds forward when the lower tailgate is down so it's showing at all times. Amazing!
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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I've seen one of those Kaisers you speak of! At the Ypsilanti Orphan Car Show. Cool car!
74MonteCarlo- G3GM Fanatic
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74MonteCarlo wrote:I've seen one of those Kaisers you speak of! At the Ypsilanti Orphan Car Show. Cool car!
Was the Kaiser blue? I've seen that one around Ypsi, It's owned by one of the pawn shop owners on the east end.
Biomedtech- G3GM Member
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Check out the Ghostbusters ambulance up on the hill!
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Biomedtech wrote:74MonteCarlo wrote:I've seen one of those Kaisers you speak of! At the Ypsilanti Orphan Car Show. Cool car!
Was the Kaiser blue? I've seen that one around Ypsi, It's owned by one of the pawn shop owners on the east end.
I think it was...
Were you at the 2010 show in September, by any chance? I had my Plymouth it in.
74MonteCarlo- G3GM Fanatic
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Mcarlo77 wrote:They look like this!
WTF, is that a woodie right in front? Man all i see in the yards in my city are mid to late 80's thru early 2000's junk cars (one particular yard, at least half the yard has 70's and 80's vans)
orange Juiced- G3GM Enthusiast
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It's a Jeep wagon. Not sure of the year. Thought I had taken a pic of it, but apparently not.
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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Wow (jaw drops). I'm no great expert, but that looks like one complete restorable car. I love the styling. Those old prewar cars are interesting.
SeeTen- G3GM Newbie
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'38 Graham
I did take a picture of the Jeep Wagon in the background. Here it is.
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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I've got to find me some more interesting yards to frequent, the ones around me are late late model where even my 95 Explorer is on the old side of what they keep around.
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'38 Graham
wokrdan AKA BU Balls wrote:Where are these yards at?
If I told 'ya...I'd have to kill 'ya! Come on out to Minnesota and I'll take you on a tour!
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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Does anyone know where that yard is, and what happened to the old '38 Graham sedans in the pictures?
old-engine- G3GM Newbie
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Mcarlo77 wrote:They look like this!
I spy a 1964 Mercury Monterey!! I have a 2dr, love these cars even though I'm thinking about selling mine.
DiscoMalibu- G3GM Member
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Looks like a great yard. I'd love one of those Grahams.
El Road- G3GM Member
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This is a great yard! They are always getting in new arrivals. Was told last week to bring my camera in a couple weeks as they will begin to haul in around 300 cars they purchased from an old, retired collector in WI who had been stashing cars on his property for many, many years. Most are Dodges as I understand it...and, many are fairly rare.
BTW...all but one of the Grahams were sold to restorers...except for one that sits out in the yard. Not much left on it, though.
BTW...all but one of the Grahams were sold to restorers...except for one that sits out in the yard. Not much left on it, though.
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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It's good to hear that restorers are picking them up. Not very many Grahams were built to begin with. Earlier Grahams were Graham-Page. My Dad had one in the late 30s, a coupe.
The earlier Graham Pages were better looking than the later models.
The earlier Graham Pages were better looking than the later models.
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