Pinto Car Club of America

While driving on I-80 across Iowa I looked up at this hill to see a bunch of old cars lined up on it.  I was further surprised when even at 70mph in the opposite lane I could tell that a Pinto was among them.  I had to go take a closer look.

Sure enough, when I got there I found a '77 Pinto.  It's in rough shape, but from the few signs that were around, all the cars on the hill are for sale (not parts of cars, just whole cars).  I didn't speak to anyone, so I don't know the asking price or any other information, you'd have to call to find that stuff out.

Anyway, I just thought I'd tell everyone about this little Pinto encounter, and show the pics I took of it.

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Did you contact them to see how much asking prices for their cars are? It actually doesn't look THAT bad, but it could deffinitely use some touch up.

I remember seeing that place when I went through there about a month ago. If i wasnt in a hurry to get to KS (Winfield), I would have stopped.

How about the 1955 Studebaker?

I contacted no one, I have no idea about the asking prices on anything there.

Other than the Pinto and the Studebaker, there was an old Packard, a couple late 40/early 50 Buick Eights, a couple of trucks, a few other things I didn't recognize, and a Yugo.