Mopar In The Pines
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It probably set itself on fire and threw itself in the pond!
@MuckSavage That is truly a shame if it was a bubble window.....
Since the discussion turned to it being a Capri, and maybe my eyes are tricking me, but I think I see that sharp horizontal body line on the quarter panel that makes Capri's distinctive boxed, IMSA style fender flare. Mustang has a small, radius "lip". If we could see the hood, the definitive 2 vents on the hood would confirm.
Heck, let's just throw the kayaks in the water & see!
Heck, let's just throw the kayaks in the water & see!
I owned a '73 Capri, the picture does not look anything like it. It had a trunk, unless the glare is hiding it, the waterlogged one does not. Maybe a Capri II, but I don't think so. Some brave soul needs to dive in and take a look. Doesn't appear too deep 
Yes it was, I think '73 or '74 was the last German built car, then came the Capri II.
These are the car pics. It is closer to union clay works than half way. I am not sure how to post a spot on the map
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Most of these cars must not have been out there that long. Every car I found in the late 80s early 90s always had FLYNN spray painted on them. Even if it was in the middle of nowhere
Here in NJPB maps, choose the map you want and drag it until the spot you want is more or less in the middle of the screen. There's a "push pin" marker, but unfortunately it usually disappears off-screen when you drag the map. if you refresh/reload the page in your browser, the push pin should re-appear in the middle. You can then drag it to the exact spot you want. Finally, copy the address from the browser bar and paste it into your post. For example, here's Woodmansie on the topo map
NJPineBarrens Maps
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On my site, it's a little easier.
Choose the map you want and drag it until the crosshairs are centered on the spot you want. Copy the address in the browser bar and paste it into a forum post. For example, this is Woodmansie on my siteOn my site, you can also click the NJPB button on the left side of the map. It lets you open the same maps in both directions between sites.
Thanks Boyd!
Here is the approximate place. You can even see something on the 2012 aerial
Here is the approximate place. You can even see something on the 2012 aerial
NJPineBarrens Maps
maps.njpinebarrens.com
Older 4door turbo, Looking forward to this edition of name that car
Guess #1 early 80's Subaru 4wd turbo wagon, similar to the blue one in Guy's 2003 Old Halfway pic
Guess #2 1974 caprice classic
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Here is one I found in the southern pines near an old gravel pit.
It is within the Quail management zone. Was not aware there were any deaths?
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