Headed for the melting pot.

600 pounds of steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass and motors.

$137.66

Entropy gets help.

Photos taken from 101 Ways to Make a Pick-up Truck.  Sequel to the best selling Rust as Art.

Wedge

From stairs...

to ramp...

Nick

This is Nick, the chisel.  I guess we need some sharpening practice.

Inverse

Entropy likes to increase.  It does that very well.  But, sometimes entropy can use a little help.  You can make that happen faster by taking the extra effort to make things smaller.  Like teak trees. 

Oh, and planer blades.

Just another number.

I know, I know.  Nothing special at face value.

April 2003 to November 2008.  100,000 current owner miles on the rusty, old truck.

Columbian Scavenger

Turkey Vulture

Southbound parking lot

Two Faced

Columbian Sternwheeler

Queen of the West