Wanted to thank you for posting this video. After searching for along time you helped me find a replacement for my first car. I am now the proud owner of the 1976 Dodge Dart Sport aired in this video. Mopar Perry is a stand up guy, bought the car and even had it delivered to Ocala, FL. for a fee of course. LOL ! The car is now just outside Tampa and I am working on it's restoration.
Awesome, John! Please let me know if you start posting videos of the restoration. I'll follow along. Good luck with the project and thanks for watching the video.
Typical salvage man mentality. Car buried to the rockers, "All it needs is a battery". Lol No disrespect but Perry has already got the good out of these cars.
Still a lot of good left. Some are parts cars and others could be projects. Just depends on what you want and how bad you want it. At least he did save them from the crusher so other cars could live. Thanks for watching.
Don't be fooled. Sitting in the dirt blanketed with pine needles is better than a heated garage...... It is neat to see though. All of the old yards like this in my area have been crushed.
Whoa! he has tons of mopars. That white fury 383 4 spd car is a nice piece. I like the inside/interior, looks nice. I bet that will be one of the first ones to sell. I love those 2nd gen barracudas.
I thought that Newport would catch someone's eye. I meant to go back and shoot more of it but ran out of time. Weren't those cool wheels on the 50? It's a great private yard. Will probably go back and shoot more cars later. As always, we appreciate you stopping in and enjoy your videos.
Thanks for sharing.. Man, Junkyard graveyard.. Hope some of those oldies can be revived in some way or another.. Full View and Like.. Hope you guys have a good weekend..
Dang it!!! You just HAD to do this to me, didn't you? LOLOLOLOL. You had me at the '61 and I've been crying ever since. So many pieces of gold there, and I can't afford a damn one of them! Super cool yard though, and so glad to see someone that did his best to preserve most of those, keeping them off the ground! Kudos to him and much respect!
its neat seeing all of these old mopars, but the only one I'd be brave enough to tackle would be the newport at the beginning. The only car he's got actually sitting up and not on barrels
The Newport is my favorite too. Perry sets the cars up on drums to help prevent the floors and frame rails from rotting away. We appreciate you watching and leaving us a comment.
41 Coupe s. I take them. My parents first car on their wedding day from Dads Auntie who had it only for 3 months. She said it was her “Hamy Down “ she got a new Imperial!
I'm amazed right off the bat of the 65 4sp fury that "only" needs interior. Quarters are shot fenders wrinkled doors and rockers rotted, no doubt floorboards and trunk floors and no telling what else izshot, rings stuck or motor seized as long as it has set. Damn thing is a $1300 car at best for parts
The 383 engine as a core, A833 four speed with Hurst shifter, bell housing, clutch linkage, driveshaft and 8.75 rear is worth far more than $1300. Thanks for watching.
That car actually don’t seem too bad for $3500! It’s quite rare being that it’s a four-speed is that still available and where is it located? Thank you in advance great video by the way
That Dodge is cool. There is a lot of other rat rod material we didn't show. I've purchased a lot of parts from Perry. He has those hard to find things. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment, Eric!
You always tease us with these private junk yards. In my younger days before I could afford Summit or Jegs I spent a lot of hours in the woods like this. All the private yards are gone in my area now. Most of the old stuff has been crushed and have been replaced with newer cars that all look alike. I guess we grew up in a good time for shade tree car builders. Tell Miss Tena hi and keep the videos coming.
I'm with you, Jerry. The look alike junkyard cars of today don't interest me any. Not many yards like Perry's left. Lots of cars I didn't show. He has engines and trannys everywhere too. It is a great place. Going back for more parts soon. Tena is probably reading this now, lol. More videos on the way and thanks for stopping in.
I'm with you Dinardo. I would have taken the Regal on but am overloaded in projects. The Riviera is a hard to find car too. Hope someone rescues them both. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
Many of those unibody cars have rust is critical locations that are hell to repair, turning them into scrap or, the restorer is upside down from the start but didn't know it. Good luck!
You are right, Ben. Unibody cars are rust buckets. We go in expecting to replace floors, rocker panels, lower quarters, lower fenders and lower door panel. Rarely get disappointed, lol. But, it goes with the hobby. As it's been said many times, " If the metal casts a shadow, it can be fixed." Thanks for watching.
Wow what a collection. Would like to go and get a few parts for my 65 Cuda and 69 Cuda and just look around to see what all I could find, thanks for the vid!!
Thanks, Steve. Check out my video Ivesters Junk Yard or something like that, lol. He is near Shelby, NC and has many Barracudas. I got my 65 Barracuda from him. Worked on it yesterday actually. Good luck with your projects.
It's a great place to wander through. Still a lot of good parts and some cars that can be restored too. Perry is interesting and has a lot of Mopar knowledge. Cool guy. Thanks for the comment.
Well I have been doing som work on my lathe and my milling machine but I have not put that on a video unfortunately. Then I have been catching a cold for about two weeks or so. To be really honest, I have actually been pretty lazy lately. It is certainly time for me to get my acts together if you know what I mean. Got a welding machine from Banggood that I must make a review of. Hope to get that done in the near future cross my fingers...
Thanks for the video. Wish you had a tad more video of the 72 Satellite and the 72 Charger, you just panned by them with no comment. I'm driving by there this coming weekend, July 2021, can I call him or stop by?
Hi Indyman! nice friendly greetings from Germany, Bavaria🙋🍀 i found your channel a while ago & subscribed... because I'm a big fan of US Cars, USA, "the American way of drive", especially of places like this what are called "Junk" yards...i really love it! for me it isn't "junk", for me it is amazing to see places like that & I really really hope that people at USA would not "cleaning up" more of those nice places of American automotive history with all those beautiful classic cars & parts...i think it's sooo important to save it, restore it😍👌 I'm interested in that both Buicks (76 Regal & that '71 Buick Riviera) and also especially in 4 doors! because for me are especially mid-& fullsize US cars as 4 doors, most 4 door hardtops interesting😋 i think too many people see 4 doors as "parts-cars" only for parting out what is very sad in my eyes... i know, many people haven't that skills about forming/rebuilding sheet metal parts like rusty wheel arches or something else.. but hey, before i began with my current project i also didn't know about that i could really rebuild/restore sheet metal body parts or something else like that. i learned it, because i had to learn it! and now I've restored all 4 whole wheel arches at the fenders & quarters at my '67 Chevy Caprice 4 Door Hardtop. all built with new sheet metal.. formed, welded & grinded by myself until I got back front fenders and quarters like new..what had rusted out mostly the whole wheel arches(&4 door doglegs). I also rebuilt the whole lower windshield frame, or even also the rear window frame with new, self-/handmade sheet metal work. yes, that isn't easy, but I'm sure also other car guys could do that work if they will learn it by doing. that could save soo many cars. i listen to you and the owner of that yard; I often heared "parts-cars" or so, especially when there is a 4 door car. and i ser cars to restore. really to restoring it, not for parting it out.... I HOPE YOU WOULD NOT UNDERSTAND ME BAD PLEASE! I'm not "angry" or mean it bad! i only like to say; "Hey guys, those beautiful cars are to good for parting it out... i would restore it 😍..." look, I haven't that option to get to a place like that or a place like called "junk yard" because I'm living at germany were no classic cars, especially US cars are to find and parting it out... I've to import every single part for my restoration project. for example; I got my '67 Chevy with a dented front fender, and with rusty wheel arches..i also got another front fender with the car for change the fender at the car. but I saw that this 2nd fender also had to get new sheet metal around the wheel arche. and I was thinking about to search for better front fenders in internet at USA... but then i take new flat sheet metal and began to work. and now all wheel arches are like new☺ I'm still working at the body, so I've to rebuild the channel for the weatherstrip at the trunk because this os also rusted out at many spots. yes, it is a time intensive work, but it's also a nice work when you've started this work with rebuilding sheet metal...it makes fun, save more old cars & it also make me proud about that...☺ we've 2020, and those beautiful cars often are older than 50-70 years. and at USA you've that big luck that people like ghis owner of that yard had collected these beautiful classic cars and i think every car has to be restored and saved if possible.and if people begin to work woth sheet metal, the most cars are restorable i think. it's a thing what is worth the car itself with its history. the money isn't that important thing about. because really, that's unbelievable that those beautiful cars are even here and not crushed!😊 that's a soo big luck i think and i think we car enthusiastic people have that important job to save the cars, even also that upcoming generations of car guys also have that luck to find cars for restoration projects too... i think i see that luck, because I've to live at a country where all places like that are "cleaned up" decades ago and those cars are lost forever what is sad, bad and I'm angry about the people with theyr "recycling thinking" what have crushed all classic cars drcades ago. so our generation of car guys haven't that option, that luck to find classic cars for projects sith places like that. can you understand now what i mean with "save that cars for restoration projects or something else like that..."????☺ and why i say "restore it, don't crush it or part out the good cars..." 😅 even also when there are the mid and fullsize cars especially with 4 doors. because look at me, i love this kind of US cars. at most 4 door hardtops, without the pillars/B-Pillars between the doors what looks soo beautiful in my eyes. often the 4 door hardtop has a nicer roofline than the same car with 2 doors... a very good example is the 67 Chevy Caprice/Impala 4 Door Hardtop with my 70 years old Dad (I'm 34) what I've found via internet, located Ohio USA and imported it to Bavaria 😋 we are still restoring it, the whole restoration work all by ourselve...the only part of the restoration what we couldn't do by ourselve is the paint job. nobody could do all, right!?😋 but don't feel bad about my words please, because it's not meaned bad or something else like that! ☺ i only tell you how sad it is for us younger car guys when people are even crushing classic cars or so. we also are looking for a affordable project car and often it isn't a Dodge Challenger, ore something else like a muscle. because the only affordable cars for the most car guys are the other US classic cars too. but can you tell me how i could contact ghat owner of this yard? because I'm really interested in that both Buicks to restore and save it after my present project. I'll buy only one. and it must not one of this Buicks! because i think at this yard are also 4 sedans or/& door hardtops of the aera ~ 1965-1975, what is that aera what has my favorite US cars. but at the video i mostly saw Pony/muscle cars & 2 doors. and i think there are also 65-75 4 door sedans & hardtop's in a restorable condition, right?!😍 and I hope to could ask the owner about that, at best via email.... could you help me to contact him PLEASE...????☺ I really would help to save classic cars. and I only have that option to do that. I hope to hear from you, please.. now have a great day! & best regards from Germany, Bavaria & me 👋🍀🙋 Cheers Till ( You could write me a email please: tillivanilli01@gmail.com )
Till, Sorry for the delay in answering this message. We like 4 door cars too. I just like to hack on the Rust Queen because 2 door cars are more popular here. Many are now converting 4 to 2 doors. I especially like tri-five Chevy 4 door hardtops. I don't have an email address for Perry. I don't think he even has one. The only way to contact him is by phone and I know that would be expensive for you. I am impressed that you have done so much restoration work. It is often difficult to fabricate and weld complicated pieces of metal. I'll check your channel and see if you have any videos posted and sub to follow what you are doing. My email address is in the about section of my channel. Good luck with your restorations and don't get discouraged as will often happen from time to time. Press on and you will have a nice driver some day.
That 61 Chrysler in the beginning is one of the cars I am restoring....My Dad's car.....1961 Chrysler New Yorker 2 door hard top....413 RB....Also, a 1960 Fury two is on its way from Cally.....And a few AMC Pacers.....LOL
Jed, the contact number for Perry is at the end of the video. Not sure why so many people missed that. Guess I need to post it above in the information section. Contact me if needed. Look in the "about" section on my channel for my email. I didn't shoot much video of that car because I wanted to go back at a later time and take a good look. Like you, I'm thinking wheel tubs, big block sitting in a Volarie front end, lol. Enjoying the Yard Dart series. Thanks for watching.
Sweet old cars, thanks for sharing. A man does not have enough lifetimes to have all these hobbies, Between gold prospecting and a few others, I don't have the time to build a car. Don't know how you do it :)
Thanks Dave. Yep, I have too many hobbies and too little life left. I just keep running and pushing. When I go I can honestly say I wore this body out and enjoyed doing it. Thanks for stopping in.
The Falcon is gone, Chase. He said it had been there for several years so I figured it would still be there a few weeks later when I went back to get it. Wrong! Gone as soon as I put up the video. I am really kicking my butt because he said he would have held it for me if he had known. Lesson learned the hard way. Have no idea what the GPS numbers are. It's always hard to find even with his directions, lol. Guess we are both looking for Falcons. Good luck and thanks for stopping in.
I wonder if by some out of the world chance he has a '60 Plymouth Fury, Savoy or even a Plymouth wagon with a 4 spd set up. I am in seriously need of the brake and clutch pedal assembly, complete.
Perry has more than one junkyard. Give him a call. If not, check out my video Ivester's Mopar...Steve has an amazing store of parts. Phone number with both videos. Thanks for watching and good luck!
I agree. The new, still in the Mopar box, crate engine I got recently will have to be gone through. It was boxed and wrapped from the factory but had been sitting for 20 years in a garage. Moisture attacks everything. I'm almost even afraid to take a shower, lol. Thanks for watching, Jeff.
No Dodge trucks. They are getting hard to find. I picked up a 50 Dodge truck this week but plan to keep it. Will keep an eye out for one for you. Where are you located?
@@warponytransport3360 Yes, Sir. I remember you now. Recognized the channel but old CRS kicked in. I know of 2 that just sold in the last 3 weeks. More will show up and I'll let you know. Thanks.
He reminds me of a friend of mine growing up and I used to bust his balls about all the old cars in his yard and he was just like this guy "I kept that old Ford bus because it has a 460 engine" kind of stuff.
I can relate to your friend and Perry. I have car hoarding disease too. Doesn't take much of a reason to buy and keep one. I always say, "You never know when I may need parts off that car." That's my excuse and I am sticking to it, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
I don't have a clue. They were there at my last visit. Both Hemi cars as I recall but the engines are gone. One was in really great shape. Thought of trying to restore it myself. Give Perry a call for more info. Thanks for watching.
I’m going to be hunting a 50s to 60s restorable car soon in western NC, looking forward to seeing the NC yard in case there’s something there that catches my eye. Definitely want a full size, not looking at cudas or darts. I’d love to find something along the lines of that 61 at the beginning of the video but that’s probably out of my 3-4K budget.
I haven't a clue what he wants but give him a call. You never know. The NC video will be mostly engines and more Cuda's. Haven't seen his other locations. Thanks for watching.
Still really cool to showcase these. We appreciate it man. I’m hoping to pass on the classic car bug to my 12 year old stepson, he already wants a 50s truck or early 50s car to build for his 1st vehicle
First thing that comes to mind is WOW!!! That man has some really nice cars. Almost all are in hot rod able cars and the man has hemis. I wish I was closer I'd be leaving with a couple
I would love to have the engine and complete drive line to put in a 64 Fury that I know is for sale. I guess we were born good looking instead of rich, Alfred, lol. Thanks for watching.
@@alfredritcher Lol, my yard is full of POS mobiles but I love them anyway. I pulled wrenches full time myself for about 18 years. When all the FWD junk started pulling into my shop I decided to bail out and do something else. Hope you get a classic before you croak. After 30 years of being a mechanic you deserve one!
@@alfredritcher Lol, I am with you. I just can't see a front wheel drive car handling very well. Not a lot of experience with one but all that weight on the front can't be good. Air cooled VW's are cool though. Drove one for 7 years. Only let me down once. Thanks for stopping in.
John, I am not sure if Perry ships or not. Are you in upstate SC or western NC? If not, try Michael Georgias. His contact info is in the video "Mopar Heaven. " Good luck and thanks for watching.
I have seen cars that I thought could never come back to life but they did. I personally don't have that kind of skills but some do. Hope they all get rescued or parts are sold to save others. Thanks for watching, Eric.
Lol. There was a barn on site with a car and parts inside. The roof collapsed. Don't remember if that was in the video or not. Thanks for watching, blah.
@@indyme2 I already confronted him about my parts at a car show he sent me my money back told me that I’m unable to please after giving him a down payment 7 months ago so now I need a person to get parts for my 69 barracuda
@@ryankramer8314 Call Michael Georgias or Steve Ivester. See the videos "mopar heaven" and Ivester's mopar parts on my channel. They may be able to help you. Phone numbers are in the videos. Good luck.
@@andyscott3099 Must be a decent complete car then. Ask him to keep an eye out for what you want. Maybe you'll get lucky. I certainly hope so. Thanks Andrew.
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I love old cars and junkyards too, Machiel. I know I may never finish all my car / truck projects but it is still a joy to work on them and admire their beauty. Thanks you for stopping in.
I don't recall what he said he wanted for that car. I was kind of interested in it myself and planned to go back and take a better look at it and others. Just haven't had time. Give him a call. He will give you a number for the car.
I think it's a name Chrysler came up with to promote the sale of parts. More parts or something like that. Fans just now use Mopar to mean anything Chrysler Motor Co. makes. Thanks for watching.
Some are worth saving. Others are only good for parts. Unfortunately no car is cheap or easy to restore. You just have to love the challenge or find another hobby. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
They all need a complete restoration to be road worthy and safe. Nothing worth anything other than parts and half the interiors are gone with windows down.
What's your point, Mongo? It's a junkyard. They are for parts and some for projects, if you have the skills. Many of the interiors are in storage in other buildings. Want a restored car? Call Perry. I'm sure he can fix you up if your pockets are deep enough. Thanks for watching.
i have connection to a mopar private wrecking yard with all muscle cars no four doors and the pu they have all are 440 trucks only most are barracudas and chargers over 20 acres i got a 340 duster from them running and driving with clean body no rust for 600 bucks even had the factory pint on it funny thing is i'm a chevy guy but like any muscle car
@@johnzimmerman3189 are u related to mark zimmerman but the place u want to go to is wild cat mountain wrecking yard on wild cat mountain drive out of eagle creek oregon they have ur car most are 383 cars
@@johnzimmerman3189 all i have that i'm willing to get rid of is a 66 gt dart it's a light car and a very good project car no rust in it good body 3 speed on floor but it has a 6 in it now
Yep, some of those drums have been there for more years than I can imagine. But, they keep the cars off the ground so they don't rust as quickly. We appreciate you stopping in, Michael.
Cecil Vicker's has one as I recall. It was mostly complete except for interior. It's a start. Check it out on my junkyard video about him. Good luck and thanks for watching.
im interested in selling my 68 Charger numbers matching 383 4bbl. console shift automatic, P.S. non power brakes needs some work but is a beautiful driver, $32,000 I will consider partial trade with at least $20,000 cash.
I blew it, David. I ha no idea those are very collectible until a few weeks ago when I was in a junkyard and a man came in desperately seeking parts or a whole car. He had traveled 2 states looking. Guess I need to go back and take a closer look at that NIssan. Thanks for the comment.
I am sorry. Just too many cars and not enough time to do any of them right. Check in with us late next week. We just bought a 65 Valiant wagon that is going to make a pretty nice car. Pretty excited to get started on it. Beginning to edit video later tonight. Thank you for watching.
No title makes it hard to get one at least in my state. Actually most of these cars have titles. Maybe he should sell ID plates and titles from some of these cars that are just good for parts? Thanks for watching, Kurt.
@@kurtpoblenz2741 Dang Kurt! Move here. At least they are trying to make it easier to get a title for project cars in SC. Blood and hair? Lol, that hurts.
No rust, complete, good title and with a 455 engine. I could park it in my yard and sell it in a week for more. Rear wheel drive Buick's, Olds, Chevy's and Pontiac's from the 70's and 80's are getting hot around here, Joe. Guess it just depends on where you live. Little value in FWD cars here either. Thanks for watching.
@UCa0hsDxjb2lapoeLVtNTT4A I prefer pre-1970 too, Joe. I guess the reason they are getting so popular here is they are rear wheel drive, still in good shape, low insurance and taxes. Most are installing 383 Chevy stroker engines in them and grudge racing on Thursday nights at the local drag strip. Probably a lot of street racing going on too, lol. Not much after 1970 built as far as I am concerned. Thanks for the info, Joe!
People for years probably tried to buy these cars, he more than likely refused until he realized ALL of these cars are now rusted piles of shit. These hoarding assholes make me sick.
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Wanted to thank you for posting this video. After searching for along time you helped me find a replacement for my first car. I am now the proud owner of the 1976 Dodge Dart Sport aired in this video. Mopar Perry is a stand up guy, bought the car and even had it delivered to Ocala, FL. for a fee of course. LOL ! The car is now just outside Tampa and I am working on it's restoration.
Awesome, John! Please let me know if you start posting videos of the restoration. I'll follow along. Good luck with the project and thanks for watching the video.
Jerry just seeing those cars sure brings back memories. Can't wait to see the engines
Thanks, John. Gotta love junkyards with old classic cars.
Typical salvage man mentality. Car buried to the rockers, "All it needs is a battery". Lol No disrespect but Perry has already got the good out of these cars.
Still a lot of good left. Some are parts cars and others could be projects. Just depends on what you want and how bad you want it. At least he did save them from the crusher so other cars could live. Thanks for watching.
Don't be fooled.
Sitting in the dirt blanketed with pine needles is better than a heated garage......
It is neat to see though. All of the old yards like this in my area have been crushed.
@@matthewklein9225 Hate to see them crushed, Matthew. There is always some good parts on every car. Thank you for watching and leaving us a comment.
You're welcome. I was sad to see the two yards near me disappear.
@@indyme2 I would like to see this guy ,one of the 67 barracuda wd be nice to have.
Whoa! he has tons of mopars. That white fury 383 4 spd car is a nice piece. I like the inside/interior, looks nice. I bet that will be one of the first ones to sell. I love those 2nd gen barracudas.
Yep, I wish I could afford the 65 myself. Want those Barracudas and Dusters. Please send me money, quick! Lol.
Oh Yeah! Great 61 Newport to start with! Love the mag wheels on that 50 Dodge, they'd look good on our 61 Plymouth wagon!
I thought that Newport would catch someone's eye. I meant to go back and shoot more of it but ran out of time. Weren't those cool wheels on the 50? It's a great private yard. Will probably go back and shoot more cars later. As always, we appreciate you stopping in and enjoy your videos.
I LOVE the 61 Newport at the beginning.
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Never heard that one until you mentioned it. I like it!
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I like how one dude goes " some these cars gone to glory "
It is Mopar paradise , and how Mr. PERRY has the knowledge, of all those cars.
Perry has been working on and selling Mopar cars and parts since the mid 60's. He specialized in them. Smart move!
Thanks for sharing.. Man, Junkyard graveyard.. Hope some of those oldies can be revived in some way or another.. Full View and Like.. Hope you guys have a good weekend..
Thanks for watching, Allen. Hope some of these classics get saved too.
Dang it!!! You just HAD to do this to me, didn't you? LOLOLOLOL. You had me at the '61 and I've been crying ever since. So many pieces of gold there, and I can't afford a damn one of them! Super cool yard though, and so glad to see someone that did his best to preserve most of those, keeping them off the ground! Kudos to him and much respect!
I want that 61 myself along with many of the others, lol. It's a cool yard. More videos to come on Mopar Perry. Thanks for watching.
its neat seeing all of these old mopars, but the only one I'd be brave enough to tackle would be the newport at the beginning. The only car he's got actually sitting up and not on barrels
The Newport is my favorite too. Perry sets the cars up on drums to help prevent the floors and frame rails from rotting away. We appreciate you watching and leaving us a comment.
41 Coupe s. I take them. My parents first car on their wedding day from Dads Auntie who had it only for 3 months. She said it was her “Hamy Down “ she got a new Imperial!
I'm amazed right off the bat of the 65 4sp fury that "only" needs interior. Quarters are shot fenders wrinkled doors and rockers rotted, no doubt floorboards and trunk floors and no telling what else izshot, rings stuck or motor seized as long as it has set. Damn thing is a $1300 car at best for parts
The 383 engine as a core, A833 four speed with Hurst shifter, bell housing, clutch linkage, driveshaft and 8.75 rear is worth far more than $1300. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 I doubt it
@@dougcoates4283 You must not have bought any mopar parts lately, Doug.
That car actually don’t seem too bad for $3500! It’s quite rare being that it’s a four-speed is that still available and where is it located? Thank you in advance great video by the way
I could wander around there for days. Just give me some food and water.
Thank you, Big W. I would join you. I love junk yards.
@@indyme2 you heard the expression if walls could talk?
If those cars could talk think of all the stories they would tell us.
@@bigw8549 Lol. For sure!
I love the rims on that 50 dodge / rat rod contender! I would drive as is once I got it running that is!
That Dodge is cool. There is a lot of other rat rod material we didn't show. I've purchased a lot of parts from Perry. He has those hard to find things. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment, Eric!
@@indyme2 where is this place located, what state?
I think the rims are from a late model Cordoba J body
You always tease us with these private junk yards. In my younger days before I could afford Summit or Jegs I spent a lot of hours in the woods like this. All the private yards are gone in my area now. Most of the old stuff has been crushed and have been replaced with newer cars that all look alike. I guess we grew up in a good time for shade tree car builders. Tell Miss Tena hi and keep the videos coming.
I'm with you, Jerry. The look alike junkyard cars of today don't interest me any. Not many yards like Perry's left. Lots of cars I didn't show. He has engines and trannys everywhere too. It is a great place. Going back for more parts soon. Tena is probably reading this now, lol. More videos on the way and thanks for stopping in.
The Buick Regal, is nice. It's great to restore. And the 72 Riviera is another nice one.
I'm with you Dinardo. I would have taken the Regal on but am overloaded in projects. The Riviera is a hard to find car too. Hope someone rescues them both. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
Fantastic video!
I wish I had time to watch it all in one go, I'll have to split it up in a couple chunks but this place is a Gear Heads paradise. :D
I only shot video on part of what is on the yard, lol. This place is awesome. You finding any gold? Haven't seen anything from you lately.
I know it is kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good site to stream newly released movies online?
@Angelo Augustus Ehh try Flixportal. Just search on google after it :D -cesar
@Cesar Sincere thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) Appreciate it!!
@Angelo Augustus No problem xD
Very Nice we want more MOPAR PLEASE :)
More MOPAR on the way, Kenny.
Many of those unibody cars have rust is critical locations that are hell to repair, turning them into scrap or, the restorer is upside down from the start but didn't know it. Good luck!
You are right, Ben. Unibody cars are rust buckets. We go in expecting to replace floors, rocker panels, lower quarters, lower fenders and lower door panel. Rarely get disappointed, lol. But, it goes with the hobby. As it's been said many times, " If the metal casts a shadow, it can be fixed." Thanks for watching.
Well the Riviera was nice. The back window on that 68 barracuda is worth $$$
Thanks for watching, Robert.
Wow what a collection. Would like to go and get a few parts for my 65 Cuda and 69 Cuda and just look around to see what all I could find, thanks for the vid!!
Thanks, Steve. Check out my video Ivesters Junk Yard or something like that, lol. He is near Shelby, NC and has many Barracudas. I got my 65 Barracuda from him. Worked on it yesterday actually. Good luck with your projects.
That is awesome all those Mopars
It's a great place to wander through. Still a lot of good parts and some cars that can be restored too. Perry is interesting and has a lot of Mopar knowledge. Cool guy. Thanks for the comment.
is he still selling parts?
Selling parts every day. Sells parts out of his shop during the week and out of the yard on Sunday. Give him a call!
lots of good usable parts for sure thumbs up and shared
I agree, Drew. Plan to get a few parts for myself. Thanks for watching.
Man, that place is a car guys candy store... Lol
I agree. I want everything he has, lol. Thanks for watching.
In the words of Joe Dirt, I GOTS ME A HEMI.
In the case of Perry, he has many! Lol. Thanks for watching.
The 61 Newport is Wicked
I'll take this one too. Thanks for watching, Shaun.
Mopar Perry don't like to keep the Hemi's in the cars he pulls them as soon as he can LOL!!
He does! The man has a serious collection of Hemi's and other engines. Thanks for the comment.
Interesting yes, but too bad they couldn't have been bought ten years of rust ago.....
I love that Black 2 door Newport to bad it's not a New Yorker but I still love it that thing is bad ass
Yes Sir. We all want it, lol. As I recall it has a cool 413 engine in it. Probably should do a video on this car. What do you think?
Great video! I really likes this junkyards videos. Keep e'm coming.
Thank you, Sir. Haven't seen any videos from you lately. Hope you are well.
Well I have been doing som work on my lathe and my milling machine but I have not put that on a video unfortunately. Then I have been catching a cold for about two weeks or so. To be really honest, I have actually been pretty lazy lately. It is certainly time for me to get my acts together if you know what I mean. Got a welding machine from Banggood that I must make a review of. Hope to get that done in the near future cross my fingers...
Thanks for the video. Wish you had a tad more video of the 72 Satellite and the 72 Charger, you just panned by them with no comment. I'm driving by there this coming weekend, July 2021, can I call him or stop by?
Sorry, John. We were in a hurry as he had customers scheduled. Call him first. He is at the yard on Sunday and at the shop during the week usually.
Hi Indyman! nice friendly greetings from Germany, Bavaria🙋🍀
i found your channel a while ago & subscribed... because I'm a big fan of US Cars, USA, "the American way of drive", especially of places like this what are called "Junk" yards...i really love it! for me it isn't "junk", for me it is amazing to see places like that & I really really hope that people at USA would not "cleaning up" more of those nice places of American automotive history with all those beautiful classic cars & parts...i think it's sooo important to save it, restore it😍👌
I'm interested in that both Buicks (76 Regal & that '71 Buick Riviera) and also especially in 4 doors! because for me are especially mid-& fullsize US cars as 4 doors, most 4 door hardtops interesting😋
i think too many people see 4 doors as "parts-cars" only for parting out what is very sad in my eyes... i know, many people haven't that skills about forming/rebuilding sheet metal parts like rusty wheel arches or something else.. but hey, before i began with my current project i also didn't know about that i could really rebuild/restore sheet metal body parts or something else like that. i learned it, because i had to learn it! and now I've restored all 4 whole wheel arches at the fenders & quarters at my '67 Chevy Caprice 4 Door Hardtop. all built with new sheet metal.. formed, welded & grinded by myself until I got back front fenders and quarters like new..what had rusted out mostly the whole wheel arches(&4 door doglegs). I also rebuilt the whole lower windshield frame, or even also the rear window frame with new, self-/handmade sheet metal work. yes, that isn't easy, but I'm sure also other car guys could do that work if they will learn it by doing. that could save soo many cars. i listen to you and the owner of that yard; I often heared "parts-cars" or so, especially when there is a 4 door car. and i ser cars to restore. really to restoring it, not for parting it out.... I HOPE YOU WOULD NOT UNDERSTAND ME BAD PLEASE! I'm not "angry" or mean it bad! i only like to say; "Hey guys, those beautiful cars are to good for parting it out... i would restore it 😍..."
look, I haven't that option to get to a place like that or a place like called "junk yard" because I'm living at germany were no classic cars, especially US cars are to find and parting it out... I've to import every single part for my restoration project. for example; I got my '67 Chevy with a dented front fender, and with rusty wheel arches..i also got another front fender with the car for change the fender at the car. but I saw that this 2nd fender also had to get new sheet metal around the wheel arche. and I was thinking about to search for better front fenders in internet at USA... but then i take new flat sheet metal and began to work. and now all wheel arches are like new☺
I'm still working at the body, so I've to rebuild the channel for the weatherstrip at the trunk because this os also rusted out at many spots. yes, it is a time intensive work, but it's also a nice work when you've started this work with rebuilding sheet metal...it makes fun, save more old cars & it also make me proud about that...☺
we've 2020, and those beautiful cars often are older than 50-70 years. and at USA you've that big luck that people like ghis owner of that yard had collected these beautiful classic cars and i think every car has to be restored and saved if possible.and if people begin to work woth sheet metal, the most cars are restorable i think. it's a thing what is worth the car itself with its history. the money isn't that important thing about. because really, that's unbelievable that those beautiful cars are even here and not crushed!😊 that's a soo big luck i think and i think we car enthusiastic people have that important job to save the cars, even also that upcoming generations of car guys also have that luck to find cars for restoration projects too...
i think i see that luck, because I've to live at a country where all places like that are "cleaned up" decades ago and those cars are lost forever what is sad, bad and I'm angry about the people with theyr "recycling thinking" what have crushed all classic cars drcades ago. so our generation of car guys haven't that option, that luck to find classic cars for projects sith places like that.
can you understand now what i mean with "save that cars for restoration projects or something else like that..."????☺ and why i say "restore it, don't crush it or part out the good cars..." 😅
even also when there are the mid and fullsize cars especially with 4 doors. because look at me, i love this kind of US cars. at most 4 door hardtops, without the pillars/B-Pillars between the doors what looks soo beautiful in my eyes. often the 4 door hardtop has a nicer roofline than the same car with 2 doors...
a very good example is the 67 Chevy Caprice/Impala 4 Door Hardtop with my 70 years old Dad (I'm 34)
what I've found via internet, located Ohio USA and imported it to Bavaria 😋 we are still restoring it, the whole restoration work all by ourselve...the only part of the restoration what we couldn't do by ourselve is the paint job. nobody could do all, right!?😋
but don't feel bad about my words please, because it's not meaned bad or something else like that! ☺
i only tell you how sad it is for us younger car guys when people are even crushing classic cars or so. we also are looking for a affordable project car and often it isn't a Dodge Challenger, ore something else like a muscle. because the only affordable cars for the most car guys are the other US classic cars too.
but can you tell me how i could contact ghat owner of this yard? because I'm really interested in that both Buicks to restore and save it after my present project. I'll buy only one. and it must not one of this Buicks! because i think at this yard are also 4 sedans or/& door hardtops of the aera ~ 1965-1975, what is that aera what has my favorite US cars. but at the video i mostly saw Pony/muscle cars & 2 doors. and i think there are also 65-75 4 door sedans & hardtop's in a restorable condition, right?!😍
and I hope to could ask the owner about that, at best via email....
could you help me to contact him PLEASE...????☺
I really would help to save classic cars. and I only have that option to do that.
I hope to hear from you, please..
now have a great day!
& best regards from Germany, Bavaria & me 👋🍀🙋
Cheers Till
( You could write me a email please:
tillivanilli01@gmail.com )
Till, Sorry for the delay in answering this message. We like 4 door cars too. I just like to hack on the Rust Queen because 2 door cars are more popular here. Many are now converting 4 to 2 doors. I especially like tri-five Chevy 4 door hardtops. I don't have an email address for Perry. I don't think he even has one. The only way to contact him is by phone and I know that would be expensive for you. I am impressed that you have done so much restoration work. It is often difficult to fabricate and weld complicated pieces of metal. I'll check your channel and see if you have any videos posted and sub to follow what you are doing. My email address is in the about section of my channel. Good luck with your restorations and don't get discouraged as will often happen from time to time. Press on and you will have a nice driver some day.
Some 50s. MOPARs didn’t have HEMIS. But the Flat 6 was dependable
The Dart Sport is a 75, you can tell because of the panel on the rear between the tail lights
Shooting more Mopar Perry video this morning. Wait until you see what he has in the shop!
I think that was my dart sport. I owned it one day. Bought it from a car lot in Ranlo.It had a bent front frame rail. I got my money back. Around 1980
That 61 Chrysler in the beginning is one of the cars I am restoring....My Dad's car.....1961 Chrysler New Yorker 2 door hard top....413 RB....Also, a 1960 Fury two is on its way from Cally.....And a few AMC Pacers.....LOL
Sounds like you have some great cars, Jay. 413 engine cars are rare!
Yes, the 413 cars are hard to find!
Thank you so much. And please keep the channel going
Will do. Thanks.
I am interested in that blue 68 Barracuda, let me know how to get into contact with ya
Jed, the contact number for Perry is at the end of the video. Not sure why so many people missed that. Guess I need to post it above in the information section. Contact me if needed. Look in the "about" section on my channel for my email. I didn't shoot much video of that car because I wanted to go back at a later time and take a good look. Like you, I'm thinking wheel tubs, big block sitting in a Volarie front end, lol. Enjoying the Yard Dart series. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 No one actually reads them...
Sweet old cars, thanks for sharing. A man does not have enough lifetimes to have all these hobbies, Between gold prospecting and a few others, I don't have the time to build a car. Don't know how you do it :)
Thanks Dave. Yep, I have too many hobbies and too little life left. I just keep running and pushing. When I go I can honestly say I wore this body out and enjoyed doing it. Thanks for stopping in.
@@indyme2 We sound alike !
67 barracuda up in the air is sweet love to put that back together those mopars are expensive but good
I love Barracudas too, Tye. Wish I could save them all. Thanks for the comment.
Moper or no car. I use to now I love them all.
Lol, I am the same way. Thanks for watching.
Where is this at nice cars would love to put one them back on the road
It's in Clover, South Carolina. Hope you save one!
Wonder if he still has that falcon or more of them? How bad was it if you remember? Would love to have that. How do I find his location on gps?
The Falcon is gone, Chase. He said it had been there for several years so I figured it would still be there a few weeks later when I went back to get it. Wrong! Gone as soon as I put up the video. I am really kicking my butt because he said he would have held it for me if he had known. Lesson learned the hard way. Have no idea what the GPS numbers are. It's always hard to find even with his directions, lol. Guess we are both looking for Falcons. Good luck and thanks for stopping in.
I wonder if by some out of the world chance he has a '60 Plymouth Fury, Savoy or even a Plymouth wagon with a 4 spd set up. I am in seriously need of the brake and clutch pedal assembly, complete.
Perry has more than one junkyard. Give him a call. If not, check out my video Ivester's Mopar...Steve has an amazing store of parts. Phone number with both videos. Thanks for watching and good luck!
It's got a newly rebuilt engine, uh ok it's been sitting how long ? It'll have to come back out and completely resealed at the very least.
I agree. The new, still in the Mopar box, crate engine I got recently will have to be gone through. It was boxed and wrapped from the factory but had been sitting for 20 years in a garage. Moisture attacks everything. I'm almost even afraid to take a shower, lol. Thanks for watching, Jeff.
@they're not us Cleaned it up, sprayed it down with WD-40 then wrapped it up for another day. Turns freely. Thanks for the advise!
Just finding this video. Any old Dodge trucks? 50's models or Sweptline trucks?
No Dodge trucks. They are getting hard to find. I picked up a 50 Dodge truck this week but plan to keep it. Will keep an eye out for one for you. Where are you located?
@@indyme2 I'm over in Clayton, GA. I've got the big block 383 I told you about. I collect the Dodge trucks. Always looking for another one to build
@@warponytransport3360 Yes, Sir. I remember you now. Recognized the channel but old CRS kicked in. I know of 2 that just sold in the last 3 weeks. More will show up and I'll let you know. Thanks.
He reminds me of a friend of mine growing up and I used to bust his balls about all the old cars in his yard and he was just like this guy "I kept that old Ford bus because it has a 460 engine" kind of stuff.
I can relate to your friend and Perry. I have car hoarding disease too. Doesn't take much of a reason to buy and keep one. I always say, "You never know when I may need parts off that car." That's my excuse and I am sticking to it, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
So many cars So little time 😢 😁
You bet, Danny. In my case add so little $$$, lol. Thanks for stopping in.
is the 2 Desoto's and the 50s Chrysler still for sale ?
I don't have a clue. They were there at my last visit. Both Hemi cars as I recall but the engines are gone. One was in really great shape. Thought of trying to restore it myself. Give Perry a call for more info. Thanks for watching.
I would've liked to see and hear about the green on green 76/77 Malibu Classic sitting next to the Fury.
I am sorry. Just didn't have enough time to get them all. Will try to do better next time. Thanks.
@@indyme2 It's all good, I understand. Thanks for bringing us all you were able to show us!
I’m going to be hunting a 50s to 60s restorable car soon in western NC, looking forward to seeing the NC yard in case there’s something there that catches my eye. Definitely want a full size, not looking at cudas or darts.
I’d love to find something along the lines of that 61 at the beginning of the video but that’s probably out of my 3-4K budget.
I haven't a clue what he wants but give him a call. You never know. The NC video will be mostly engines and more Cuda's. Haven't seen his other locations. Thanks for watching.
Still really cool to showcase these. We appreciate it man. I’m hoping to pass on the classic car bug to my 12 year old stepson, he already wants a 50s truck or early 50s car to build for his 1st vehicle
@@iamelcapitan I hope he gets the bug. 50's cars and trucks are the greatest. Imagine driving to high school in a cool 50's truck. How cool!
Nice cars. I wondering if he has a 1975 Buick lesabre 2 door parts car
I did not see one in this yard, Lindsay. If I run across one, I'll let you know. Thanks for watching.
I did see the 2dr 77. Looked like an Electra
Where are these ? What’s left ?
Near Clover, SC. Not sure what is left as I haven't been there in a while. Give Perry a call if you are interested. Thanks for watching.
That first white sport Fury was cool.
I agree with you, Scott. Hope someone rescues it. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 was my pleasure.
First thing that comes to mind is WOW!!! That man has some really nice cars. Almost all are in hot rod able cars and the man has hemis. I wish I was closer I'd be leaving with a couple
Yes Sir. I was kinda hoping Perry would adopt me, lol. Thank you for stopping in.
I wonder where Mr. Perry salvage yard is located at.
One yard is in Clover, SC and the other near Ocala, FL. Thanks for watching.
I was wondering if you have a driver side window for a 1965 Chrysler 300 convertible that she would sell
I have not a clue. Give Perry a call. He may be able to fix you up. Thanks for watching.
Hey make sure to leave the windows rolled down so rain can get in???? Why not roll them up and just leave little crack
Man i would love the 4 speed and console and buckets from that white fury and put in a fury wagon
I would love to have the engine and complete drive line to put in a 64 Fury that I know is for sale. I guess we were born good looking instead of rich, Alfred, lol. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 life is not fair 30 years as a auto mechanic and cant afford to buy a cool car but stuck driving a 20 year old pos
@@alfredritcher Lol, my yard is full of POS mobiles but I love them anyway. I pulled wrenches full time myself for about 18 years. When all the FWD junk started pulling into my shop I decided to bail out and do something else. Hope you get a classic before you croak. After 30 years of being a mechanic you deserve one!
True front wheel drive is for amateur drivers the only thing that should have a transaxle is a air cooled volkswagen
@@alfredritcher Lol, I am with you. I just can't see a front wheel drive car handling very well. Not a lot of experience with one but all that weight on the front can't be good. Air cooled VW's are cool though. Drove one for 7 years. Only let me down once. Thanks for stopping in.
The first duster is a 73 which cant be confused with the 72 first gen.
Thanks for the info. I now have a Duster and have a lot to learn.
Hello
Do you happen to have a back bumper for a 67 Plymouth fury 3
Thanks
John, I am not sure if Perry ships or not. Are you in upstate SC or western NC? If not, try Michael Georgias. His contact info is in the video "Mopar Heaven. " Good luck and thanks for watching.
Didn’t catch his #?
That one’s got a Hey-me.
Any 58 Coronet 4 drs? I need good fenders
I don't have a clue. Give Perry a call. He has another junkyard too. Thanks for watching, Linny.
Copperhead & ratter heaven!!!!!
Typical of South Carolina in the summer. Wear your boots, lol.
cool old dude!
Perry is cool for sure. Tremendous amount of Mopar knowledge in that guy. Thanks for stopping in, Harry.
That 6 cylinder starlite didnt look that bad! Like it could easily be back to running!
I have seen cars that I thought could never come back to life but they did. I personally don't have that kind of skills but some do. Hope they all get rescued or parts are sold to save others. Thanks for watching, Eric.
Thanks for Not calling your presentation “Barn Find”
Lol. There was a barn on site with a car and parts inside. The roof collapsed. Don't remember if that was in the video or not. Thanks for watching, blah.
If you open the door and see a window roller and the windows down roll up the window
Ok 1500 for the '50, this guy might be the one to trade with
I’ve been waiting almost 7 months for my parts
What parts are you waiting for, Ryan?
@@indyme2 I already confronted him about my parts at a car show he sent me my money back told me that I’m unable to please after giving him a down payment 7 months ago so now I need a person to get parts for my 69 barracuda
@@ryankramer8314 Call Michael Georgias or Steve Ivester. See the videos "mopar heaven" and Ivester's mopar parts on my channel. They may be able to help you. Phone numbers are in the videos. Good luck.
Wow! Perfect spot for the MGB though 😉
Lol. You crack me up Tush. Notice I didn't shoot close up video of it? It's a pretty nice car but it's an MG. :)
Does he have any 70-73 Plymouth Fury’s?
I am not sure, Andrew. He has another junk yard I haven't seen yet. Best just to give him a call. Thanks for watching.
I texted him, he does have one, but wanted to sell whole, rather than part out.
@@andyscott3099 Must be a decent complete car then. Ask him to keep an eye out for what you want. Maybe you'll get lucky. I certainly hope so. Thanks Andrew.
Rust rust and more rust. Nothing here worth my time and $$$$$$$ most of this junk sitting on mud.
Lord. This is cool
Thanks, Stevie. I had a great time exploring around there. Going back soon. We appreciate you stopping in.
Wat een prachtige auto's om aan te werken Had ik maar zo'n familielid Ik zou er elke dag zijn om lekker te sleutelen ik zal me nooit meer vervelen helemaal top Ik denk dat ik maar gaan emigreren Nederland is ook niet meer zo goed
I love old cars and junkyards too, Machiel. I know I may never finish all my car / truck projects but it is still a joy to work on them and admire their beauty. Thanks you for stopping in.
How much for the 64 Dodge 440 ?
I don't recall what he said he wanted for that car. I was kind of interested in it myself and planned to go back and take a better look at it and others. Just haven't had time. Give him a call. He will give you a number for the car.
Why are they called mopars? I don't get it...
I think it's a name Chrysler came up with to promote the sale of parts. More parts or something like that. Fans just now use Mopar to mean anything Chrysler Motor Co. makes. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 "Mo-re Par-ts" nice...
God it would take thousands upon thousands to save these cars
Some are worth saving. Others are only good for parts. Unfortunately no car is cheap or easy to restore. You just have to love the challenge or find another hobby. Thanks for leaving us a comment.
do have dodge dakota truck?
I don't recall seeing a Dakota truck there. Give Perry a call. He knows his inventory better than I do. Thanks for watching.
They all need a complete restoration to be road worthy and safe. Nothing worth anything other than parts and half the interiors are gone with windows down.
What's your point, Mongo? It's a junkyard. They are for parts and some for projects, if you have the skills. Many of the interiors are in storage in other buildings. Want a restored car? Call Perry. I'm sure he can fix you up if your pockets are deep enough. Thanks for watching.
i have connection to a mopar private wrecking yard with all muscle cars no four doors and the pu they have all are 440 trucks only most are barracudas and chargers over 20 acres i got a 340 duster from them running and driving with clean body no rust for 600 bucks even had the factory pint on it funny thing is i'm a chevy guy but like any muscle car
Wow! I would love to video that place. I am a Chevy guy too but like you, love any muscle car. Thanks for stopping in and leaving us a comment!
jeffrey hollenbeck Hey I'm interested in buying a barracuda, help me out
@@johnzimmerman3189 are u related to mark zimmerman but the place u want to go to is wild cat mountain wrecking yard on wild cat mountain drive out of eagle creek oregon they have ur car most are 383 cars
@@johnzimmerman3189 all i have that i'm willing to get rid of is a 66 gt dart it's a light car and a very good project car no rust in it good body 3 speed on floor but it has a 6 in it now
Where is this cheap mopar yard at ? Sounds to good to be true at those prices
Some of those 55 gallon drums look kinda sketchy. Very cool place for Mopars though.
Yep, some of those drums have been there for more years than I can imagine. But, they keep the cars off the ground so they don't rust as quickly. We appreciate you stopping in, Michael.
Yeah if the cars were complete they'd crush the drums
I would love to find a 68 charger, but good video thanks
Cecil Vicker's has one as I recall. It was mostly complete except for interior. It's a start. Check it out on my junkyard video about him. Good luck and thanks for watching.
im interested in selling my 68 Charger numbers matching 383 4bbl. console shift automatic, P.S. non power brakes needs some work but is a beautiful driver, $32,000 I will consider partial trade with at least $20,000 cash.
I like the Buick riviera
I like them all, lol. Hard to choose a favorite. You should see what wasn't in the video!
Next video get to the really cool and rare MOPAR’s
They are all cool and rare. Just go to a car show. All Mustangs and Camaro's. Thanks for watching.
Just what is wrong with you not showing his exact location only a phone number?
Well he'll u. Would have unwanted theives..showing up dumb ass. And trespassers u nut case that's why u have no common sense😰
Are the snakes free
Take all you want, John. They won't bite. Stuffed from eating all the chiggars, lol. Thanks for watching.
Any 66-67 chargers
You ended the clip one car too soon.How could you not show that sweet mid-eighties Nissan 200 SX?
I blew it, David. I ha no idea those are very collectible until a few weeks ago when I was in a junkyard and a man came in desperately seeking parts or a whole car. He had traveled 2 states looking. Guess I need to go back and take a closer look at that NIssan. Thanks for the comment.
Wanted to see the wagons closer
I am sorry. Just too many cars and not enough time to do any of them right. Check in with us late next week. We just bought a 65 Valiant wagon that is going to make a pretty nice car. Pretty excited to get started on it. Beginning to edit video later tonight. Thank you for watching.
The bad part is , I bet 98% of those cars have no title. That makes it very hard to use them for anything except parts cars ☹️
No title makes it hard to get one at least in my state. Actually most of these cars have titles. Maybe he should sell ID plates and titles from some of these cars that are just good for parts? Thanks for watching, Kurt.
indyme2 .. im from Massachusetts & I swear they are going to start requiring a blood & hair sample 😳☹️
@@kurtpoblenz2741 Dang Kurt! Move here. At least they are trying to make it easier to get a title for project cars in SC. Blood and hair? Lol, that hurts.
Leftovers, the good stuff long gone
I'll take some of these leftovers. He has 2 more yards we haven't shown yet. One is an indoor yard. Thanks for watching.
So he should have some cool stuff
He has other junk yards too. Hope to check them out too someday. Check out his old parts store in parts 2 and 3. Thanks.
Yep it's a regal well duh Perry said that he seems to have not been wrong did you seriously doubt him ?
Ment no disrespect it just made me chuckle
awesome
Thank you, Sir. We appreciate you watching.
The Buick Regal isn't worth $2,400. Not even close
No rust, complete, good title and with a 455 engine. I could park it in my yard and sell it in a week for more. Rear wheel drive Buick's, Olds, Chevy's and Pontiac's from the 70's and 80's are getting hot around here, Joe. Guess it just depends on where you live. Little value in FWD cars here either. Thanks for watching.
@UCa0hsDxjb2lapoeLVtNTT4A I prefer pre-1970 too, Joe. I guess the reason they are getting so popular here is they are rear wheel drive, still in good shape, low insurance and taxes. Most are installing 383 Chevy stroker engines in them and grudge racing on Thursday nights at the local drag strip. Probably a lot of street racing going on too, lol. Not much after 1970 built as far as I am concerned. Thanks for the info, Joe!
what you want for 65 ply 2door ht
As I recall, his asking price is 3500..He will accept offers. Thanks.
People for years probably tried to buy these cars, he more than likely refused until he realized ALL of these cars are now rusted piles of shit. These hoarding assholes make me sick.