Mystery body?

[karasmer]

Anybod

y have a clue what this (was) from?

 

[QGolden]

Hmm, invisible car?

 

[silversink]

fogs to thick ---can't see it

 

[Tiny]

I don't think white is a factory color that year

 

[karasmer]

For some reason it takes about two seconds for photo to load.

 

[Rowdy]

Not showing up here, guesse you are the only one that can see it. Rod

 

[28ACoupe]

It is the predecessor to the delorean based time machine. I guess they got it to work finally.

 

[Maclab58]

Reload pic?

 

[WTSHNN]

It appears you linked to a picture in an email...which you can't do.

-Tim

 

[Dave Mellor NJ]

You can do it if you enlarge it, save it into your albums then post it normally.

 

[james hitchcock]

Are we looking at Wonder Woman's lesser know invisible car ?

 

[garyaodell]

I think it is a model T

 

[Tudortomnz]

Model T, early '20's, its been all cut up.

 

[Marvin/TN]

Looks like it is part Model T to me at least the cowl is

 

[QGolden]

Yup, looks like it was a T, some type of custom build. It's got potential, is it yours?

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

The remains of a Model T converted to be a breakfast nook.

 

[ronn]

Anastassia's sleigh- 1916.......... right before the family was taken out.

did you bring it back from Russia? Any Faberge eggs hidden inside?

posted this in the morning and presto-this article just came out this afternoon,,,,,,,,,,,

no kidding!

Scrap dealer's bargain turns out to be Faberge egg worth millions

Published March 19, 2014FoxNews.com

• 
  
  This undated handout photo issued by London antique dealers Wartski via the Press Association on Wednesday March 19, 2014, shows a rare Imperial Faberge Egg. The London antique dealer says the gold ornament bought by an American scrap-metal dealer has turned out to be a rare Faberge egg worth millions. (AP/Wartski/PA)
  

A London antique dealer says a gold ornament bought by an American scrap-metal dealer a decade ago has turned out to be a rare Faberge egg worth millions.
Kieran McCarthy of Wartski said Wednesday the egg was purchased at a Midwestern antique fair for about $14,000, and likened the discovery to “being Indiana Jones and finding the Lost Ark.”

 

[jimvette59]

Looks like a booth in a dinner or a prop for the stage. LOL

 

[29Cabriolet]

Munstermobile?

 

[Vonn Ditch]

that's a Binford 480