http://jalopnik.com/5102534/massive-...-island-forest

 

thats depressing, all those cars rusted solid

 

 

What a **** shame.

 

im going to cry.

we as a forum should march on rhode island and liberate those cars

or whats left of them :-\

 

 

Anyone who's better educated about Mustangs spot anything really cool or unusual? like a super rare, something? Its a shame, but could be something awesome for someone who's a master restorer, right?

 

If the links there are correct, it's only 42 miles from me.

 

GO FORTH AND DO SOME RECON WORK

with your intel we can soon plan our invasion and liberation

 

I just may have to go for a ride next weekend!

 

bring body armor. use stealth, we do not want them figuring out what we're up to. in the event of capture, do not give in to torture.

we cannot give you air support at this time. should you fall on the field of battle, we shall remember you, and send reinforcments to avenge your death

 

I'm in!

 

 

I'm old school and do remember when all these stallions were so young and so beautiful! It really tears my heart to see so very many coupes, verts and fastbacks at their rusty graves! This guy was sitting on a historic gold mine! Too very bad for everyone, that he didn't really understand just what he had there sleeping out there in his forest!

Love your Stangs! Cherish them! Drive them! And most of all be so very thankful that the breed still lives on today! For us to all enjoy and then share with the next generation. As I have done with my own two sons!! CalStang

 

Woo Hoo! I have company!

 

I have face paint!

 

Man thats sad to see. I bet the owner wishes he'd kept them indoors as even poor condition fastbacks go for like 10 grand.

 

What a sad sight!!! But a restores dream!!!

 

ROAD TRIP!!!