https://www.copart.com/lot/46209707

Edited December 17, 20177 yr by nix240z

Bit of polish.   Job done.

Tis but a flesh wound.

Here we have an example of a Z thats been sitting out in the UK rain.

The whole car is upside down. That big white flat blob is what's left of the head after they scraped it off the concrete!!!

Wonder if that belonged to a member?

Patcon, I was trying to figure out what that was. I thought maybe it was a splash pan, but that didn't seem right. Unbelievable to think that that was the head.

I have seen a lot of burned out cars and that aluminum melts pretty quick. It took me a minute to get oriented. I saw the gas tank and was like the rear end is upside down. I thought maybe it was two pieces, but the flat blob made it make sense...a shame really...

The lug nuts look functional.

Looks like two compression rods are serviceable.  With bushings.

The firewall VIN patch might be intact.  The car can be saved!  (That's a troll comment.  Couldn't resist.)

Looking on the bright side, some of the work in redoing the spindle rubber bushings has already been done, they have been burned away.

Well I just got me a new ball-peen hammer and English wheel at Harbor Freight. 

This might be a good winter project car.

15 hours ago, Patcon said:

That big white flat blob is what's left of the head after they scraped it off the concrete!!!

You can tell it's the cylinder head because the rear manifold stud is broken off.

So what the heck is this, A/C pulley? And where are the wheels, steelies would make it through a fire,  there would be 4 blobs if they were aluminum, maybe on jack stands in a garage fire?