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Today I went on an adventure and wanted to share my findings. I am just getting into photography and why not shoot what I love! Any help identifying these cars would be greatly appreciated. I am hooked and want to find and photograph more. Maybe I can help someone find their next project!

1930 Ford Model A Murray Body Town Sedan


1941-48 Ford Super Deluxe Convertible










Lincoln Zephyr




Lincoln Continental






1942 Packard One Eighty












Packard 1939?




1942 Ford

Lincoln Zephyr V12 4-D Sedan 1938










1937 Packard








Mustang II


Subaru


Lincoln Continental


Buick Super 4 Door 1951?




1949 Lincoln 4 door

Lincoln Continental


Packard 1939?






Lincoln Continental Convertible


Lincoln Continental




I can not identify this lincoln under all the rubble








Buick Super


42 Ford and Packard 1939?ish




Packard Clipper Deluxe

I'm no artist, but I really like the photograph of the Lincoln Zephyr emblem surrounded by dried leaves and the photo of the "crossed-eyed" Packard with the tree growing behind the bumper.

As for identifying the cars, they're mostly Ford and Packard products and I'm sure the guys here will chime in shortly about the Packards.

Can you tell us more about where you were taking the pictures? It looks like an interesting place.

Good luck with the photography hobby...post pictures often!

The One-Eighty is a 1941 model not a 1942. The '42s had horizontal whiskers. The other Packard is a pre-'38 car. It has the one-piece windshield. Thanks for sharing these graveyard photos, disturbing but beautiful.

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Well, at least the photo of the '41 LWB 180 has one good feature... It makes me feel a whole lot better about the condition of mine! Wonder if it still has its radio(s)... probably not.

Indeed a fantastic group of photos, sad really. The 37 V12 Club Sedan should have been kept in the barn rather than the 46/7 Clipper (just my opinion), but me thinks there was more going on with this situation than meets the rationale eye. Maybe a government experiment on the effects of acid rain...just look at the trunklid on that continental...