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1957 Ford 2-door in the ghost town of Cottonwood near Havre Montana USA.Here are more shots from Cottonwood from various times I have been there over the years.
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I don't. I live in Havre and Cottonwood is just a short drive, but I don't really know the farmers out there since I don't work for the local paper anymore
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Judging by the shape of (former) color divider it's a poor Ford Custom series, the cheapest one. Probably no one liked it from beginning and no one likes him now 
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It's actually in good shape rust wise, just stripped out... I have thought of grabbing this body and using it on a rusted out one up here!
As far as it goes, I like everything, but I love the 57 Ford and Meteor cars!
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I could never be in the restoration business probably, I'd run and try to save everything. And I agree it looks good, with no plants as passengers
'57 Ford had 2 things I can't deny being pretty - the Fairlane 500's 3D pattern on doorpanels and the C-pillar filler that opened with doors on 4 door hardtops.
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I liked that filler panel too!
I'm one of those guys who tries to save everything he can, often way more then I can deal with, I am constantly giving cars away... the big thing to me is saving them from the crusher!
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Aww, then you can sleep peacefully at night, knowing you preserved some of them. And hope those who were given the cars won't crush or hot-rod them :-/
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I'm okay with Hot Rods, I do restorations and Hot Rods, it's better then wasting them....
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I can eventually understand the vintage rods, those originating from 1920's cars being dirt cheap rides for teenagers who couldn't afford brand new Forward Looker or other Fairlane.But intended hotrodding a car that can be original is a major crime for me
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