I found a bag of needles packed in a Hardee's bag, stuffed up under the dash in a Chevy Citation that I bought at a police auction many years ago. I just tossed them in the trash. Car had been involved in a police chase and they had a stolen large appliance in the back if I remember correctly. Finger print dust all over the place. BTW - that crap was hard to get off. They miss stuff I guess.

 

You might have a flock of very stupid or very hungry birds sitting around your chimney!

 

i thought a clip from a 1962 euro newspaper was cool

but that aint nothing when compared to drugs and guns

 

I'll second that..................

 

I found A LOT OF WORK that needed to be done when I bought the '51 Panel.

Also found the original Magic Air emblem in the glovebox. At a different auction, I found a handful of old 'gas' station maps from the '60s in an old Rambler.

Ilya

 

when i pulled back the medal in the bed of my 49 f1 sat there was a 1953 tag from georgia under it in good shape.

 

I found the cab cards from the owner dated 1967 and 1968 not much else beyond that.

 

Our '53 F100 didn't have much in it, just some old registrations, and plain ol' trash but we did find a metal license tag for 1953. This is the little inch square license renewal tag with the tabs that attached it to the license plate. Must have been leftover from the first time it was licensed. Wish we had the original plate to go with it.

 

I found nothin not even what i need LOL look at my gallery

 

The worst thing i found in recent days was in a heater I picked up for $10.. opened the thing up to clean out the starts of a rats nest I saw sticking out, only to find the rat itself had been caught up in the "squirrel cage" of the blower unit... that was not a pretty site. Luckily it looked like a quick and painless way to go, although his bits and pieces really rusted up the inside of the heater... think I'm going to try and find a differant heater

 

I found a book of stock certificate for 60,000,00 each ,16 all sign. plus letters to home from a ww 2 in the pacific service man

 

I found two chevy sbc heads under my bed.It,s true.Of course this was about 1980 when I first got it.Before these trucks were worth much.
The kid I got it from had them under there for weight to go off roading.The rear diff gears were welded.For traction of course.Five gallon can wired in the bed with a hose to it because he busted the orginal tank.Off roading.
It was jacked up front and back.
He had the heads bolted where the spare tire would be.Carl

 

When I tore out the interior, I found two CD's, four pennies, a bag of marijuana, a pipe to smoke it with, a half inch box wrench and three alligator clips (wonder what they used that for?) Being the nice guy I am, I returned the CD's.

 

well i dont think ill put everybody to shame but my pickup had alot in it when i got it so ill go through the top things

lots of packages of heavy duty prescption sleeping drugs 2 pocket knifes ,the funkiest pairs of sunglasses ive ever seen, about a hundredfifty mre heaters, an mre, the stock of a rifle, empty shells, tools, a sleeping bag a set of clothes, semi tire pressure guage, cans of paint, and the worst wiring job ive ever seen in my entire life. the only thing that was worth keeping was that was not bolted down was a set of new CAT mud flaps

the things you can get off ebay right

 

Down in the deep recesses of the cab corner of my 48 F-3, I found an 8 ounce can of Huberd's Leather Dressing manufactured by the Huberd Shoe and Grease Company of McMinnville, Oregon, complete with a portrait of Mr Huberd (I guess) wearing a suit and a pompadore hair cut inlayed on the top side of a hightop shoe. COOL! There's still some in the can. Now if I only had something leather to use it on. Any of you Oregonians ever heard of Huberd's Shoe and Grease Company?...

Vern