It ran when it was parked. Traditional Cache

Bair park is a narrow park between two neighborhoods named after an early resident of Keizer.  There is a paved path through the trees that connects the neighborhoods.  Just off of the path is a trail that leads to a prominent water tower.  Adjacent to the water tower is the long abandoned wreck of a vehicle from the 1930s.  It has four wheels, a frame, an engine, transmission and drive shaft.  There are trees growing up between it.  It has obviously been long-abandoned.  Someone with more knowledge than me could give more detail about the make and model.  Being a car nut, I've seen a lot of ads that claim the car was running when it was parked which is often the truth.  The fact that it's much has survived is a testament to how well cars were made 90 years ago.  Perhaps this car was once owned by the Bair family.