You're not smoking anything Ryan. You're just "Junk Drunk". I see many cars that I'd consider buildable projects. I've always bought stripped out junk and brought them back.
@IowaClassicCars : It's time to bring 'em all back to life with brand new stories to tell, new adventures to be had, and new roads to be conquered!!!! I'll be rooting for them!! Thanks to ICC for posting this!!
The 2 matching white sedans are mercury comets, the galaxie is a 1967, 68 Bellaire hardtop coupe is rare, most were 4 door post at that lower trim level. Great junk yard, like a field of dreams for any Scandinavian car collector.
IT'S AMAZING WHAT YOU GUYS HAVE OUT YOUR WAY!! NEAR NEW YORK WHERE I LIVE, MOST OF THOSE CARS WOULD BE SAVED AND BUILT UP! THIS YARD IS FULL OF "GOLD" ....I WOULD EXPORT MOST OF THOSE SHELLS TO AUSTRALIA!! THIS YARD OWNER WOULD MAKE A FORTUNE!!
Friend of mine had one of those Grand Prix and everybody said it was a blank blank backwards. Square on front sloping on back. But you know now I appreciate that body style because it has a very retro look to it not just 1970 something but even back farther in the thirties and forties in my mind's eye.
Great collection. Reminded me of scrounging when i was a teen. I saw a 65 cutlass in the bunch, but in need of side chrome for a 64 cutlass f85. Thanks for taking the time.
Suggest investing in GOOD trail camera's to combat the thieves. Catch 1 or 2 and the word will get around. Not a guarantee, but catching 1 thief is a good thing.
Looks like crusher time in there.........that's OK only saw two Mopars, the PT and a newer P.U. Enjoyed it, thanks for the tour. You got most of them right, not your fault....gotta be older for the rest.
Like the yards lay out really kool hardly any stacking of cars and ease of parts removal. Looks like a nice drive for the weekend for me.You should two white fords side bi side Those are actually Mercury caliente comets.64 thru 66 models. Great parts hunting video for sure. Thanks for taking us along.
Ryan. The real gems are cars such as Pontiac Sunfires with wicked mods like tow mirrors & lights bars. If it has an Alpena exhaust tip than that's the premium package full blown build built professionally no expenses spared.
I like to get the doors of that red square body with the camper top if they are power windows great video I love when you walk threw the yards that's great you city keeps all the old cars Florida seems they get rid of them after ten years thanks Ryan.
Thanks for the tour of the yard , a favourite pastime of mine . Noticed a black 67 Pontiac Grand Prix about 24:50 into the video . Looked like a convertible too . Not sure if you get out there much but interested in a bit more info on that car . Thanks again for the video 👍
Someday I would really like one of those 59 or 60 Impala Sport Sedans as a family/friends people mover. Not a hot rod but a classic and cool road tripping machine.
Start today with a 1960 Impala 4 door sports sedan complete. It's yours. Good price. Come and save her.70,000 miles. Complete except carburetor. I've got thieves problems. Only been in family for almost 40 years. Bought off original owner. 283 powerglide. Reply to my comment.
@@chuckcarguy2651 Looks like Ryan beat me to it. I would still have had to pass though because I am in the middle of my 59 El Camino project and the wife won't appreciate anymore projects right now.
@@IowaClassicCars okay sounds great. The story behind this car is decent the cars is in decent shape. As is in a couple of knick knacks in the carburetor. Love to see some bad do something with her. Now I got to figure out what your email is. When I'm in a better phone service area internet service area I'll look into your site I'm sure it's there. Hey I'm assuming you're in Plus I know where's about 500 cars setting up as one guys place. He has the second place another 150 cars. And you won't leave what you see. As soon as I can still get you in there. Anyway the 16 Impala is kind of like 70,000 miles something like that. But there's always a butt. It goes so little age. But then it's what over 6 years old. Okay I'll drive a long enough. Together fellow with the El Camino the only reason I mentioned it has because everything is hard to find. Also tomorrow then it was yesterday. By the way if still has a good cover on the seats and factory carpets I don't mean recopies whatever barn worth. Okay if you got any directions. Where I can find a contact information just send a reply and I'll look here. Up front I do keep these cars as secret as I can. Your buddy with the salvage yard and you have the right idea about weeding people out here
64-65 Mercury comets, other car was 75-79 Chevrolet Nova. I liked the 73-74 Chevrolet Nova custom hatchback! A coworker of mine in 90's had 1 with 250 6 cylinder engine in it! I offen wonder what happened to it? He has alot of good parts cars there! Thanks for sharing! Take care Ryan.
One thing on my bucket list is to buy a car from a place like this and build it back on my own. I’m going to do it by trial and error. Except for the engine lol. That will be done professionally. Thanks for the great content! I’m subbing now and binge watching while at work.
There was a Jeep pickup I hoped you would get closer to. Anything 4 wheel drive. But those aren't like classic cars, so I get it. Still enjoy your vids! Thanks for doing the work!
I like those old wagons! I think it would be fun to take one of those 2nd gen camaros & cut off behind the back seat & put a 6 or 8 foot pickup bed on it & make a camarocamino or a camcamino elcamaro. You would have the only elcamino type vehicle with a backseat & the only one made out of a camaro. I also want to get a 4 door 67 chevelle & do the same thing with it. Too bad I have no experience doing things like that! lol
@ 18:28 - Canyon Coral '57 Chevy. @ 22:16 - '57 Pontiac hardtop. @ 24:48 - '67 Chevy convertible. @ 28:06 - Yea, some people want everything for nothing, but also, a lot of sellers think what they have is the last specimen left on Earth and is worth a fortune. It's the same story over and over. So what happens is these car sit instead of making money and we know what all-too-often happens eventually. Man I wish I had a yard like this. I'd go to town cleaning the place up first of all. I'd load up a truck with stuff that's absolutely junk, like exhaust pipes laying around, mangled body parts, and random junk metal. 1) Cleans the place up and 2) you get money for scrap metal. Then I'd sell whole cars that are restorable. I could watch videos like this all day, now that I no longer have a yard near me to browse. The last one I used to peruse was outside of Reading, PA. I was last there in 2004, but soon after, the owner died and I believe everything was scrapped.
You're right! The old boys die off and there goes the yard made into toasters! Now I looked in the mirror this morning and not as old as some of these guys. But what we all failed to do is keep the interest alive a lot more than what it currently is. After all you're not going to go buy a 1972 cowl induction Chevelle for $500 running and in today's money that might be $5,000. Still ain't going to buy that car. So to get people who did not grow up with these cars interested in spending the money it takes to build one or buy one complete will take quite a bit. Guys who make this type of video online are doing their shared to build interest. But even like one of our fellow commenters on this video that would love to have a 59/60 four door sedan one day etc. Let's see if he responds to my reply. Bought it from the original owner son as it was headed into the salvage yard. After all it's a four-door and it was a 1960 he wanted something like that back then! Thankfully taste of change and we'll see how interested this other guy is. If he responds. Because those cars arrested out so bad there's hardly any left now much less mind that's in the perfect stage to tinker with and drive I just go completely through and refurbished as new. Getting back to what you were right about. In the video it was said a lot of people want something for nothing. On the other side a lot of sellers want a lot of something for a little bit nothing that's left.. I saw parts in this video and we'll see what the prices are. If the other guy did respond to me we'll see if I'm wanting a lot of something in this car is definitely a lot more than nothing but we'll see what the bares.
The chopped up white car you asked about is the 1975+, nova. If im not mistaken its the last RWD nova body style before the FWD nova that came out in the 80s. The early ones came out with round head lights & in the late 70s they used the same body style, they just started putting square hesdlights in them. I had a 74 nova hatchback and it was the same body style. Had you gotten footage of the hesdlights i could tell you if that car body is the early model or a later one. I dont recall when they switched to the square headlights & im also not certain if that body style carried into 1980 or if they stopped making them in the late 70s. (It wouldnt be too difficult to figure it out.) It kind of reminds me if the caprice/impalas coz they went from round to funky looking square headlights at the same time. IMHO the models with the round headlights are more desirable. Come to think of it? They did the same thing with the C10, trucks. (used the same body style until they swapped up from round sealed beam healights to the square ones. Which IMHO, all of the round to square headlight swaps looked hideous! Ive also found that in 1975 the caprice/Impalas had a tendency to come STOCK with the 400sbc. Again, *IMHO* the MOST DESIRABLE old school SBC, engine. Ive never had nor desired an LS engine. I happen to have a second gen LT1 & I dont see a 5.3 holding a candle to my 5.7 LT1.
Excellent video Ryan :) so wild so many old classic vechiles get in scrap yard also be saved also put on roads but shame in so many in Canada and USA have each May to October years to show off too! If had lots money spend love find top 50 vechiles I like do and show off plus have storage too but don't have that opportunity yet !
Dude people have been steeling from junkyards for as long as junkyards have existed. Hell back when I was still a young man a friend got a job as security at a local yard and guess what it was open season. We'd go in there after hours 10-15 of us. Didn't feel bad about it either they were a rip off. Just Incase your wondering why so many cars just sat and rotted or got crushed it's because they'd open a big ass pricing book and act like they had prices of shit when really they were thinking about how much they could squeeze you for. It wasn't uncommon for them to try and charge you more then what something cost new. So called tested engine's and transmissions weren't tested they didn't give a crap if you had to do the work 10 times in a row. Just bring it back we'll give you another one is what they'd say.
I really like the look of that gold 68 or 9 El Camino with the damage left door that's a nice looking car you know much about that how is it for rust underneath is the frame and like that pretty solid I see a little rust in the bed curious and looking for one like that looks pretty nice almost looks like you could drive her home
Ryan, I would love to spend 5 or 6 days in that place, and still not see everything. Lol and yeah, you got a few years wrong, but who cares. I'd say you are still batting very high. And that tri 5 Pontiac was a 57. My favorite of the tri-5 Pontiacs, as it looks the most like the tri-5 Chevy
thats great that someone sells the stuff while they can and not wait until they die and then estate sale time or crush time!
yup he doesnt just let stuff sit
I can't believe the lack of Mopar stuff but plenty of GM and FoMoCo cars. What a cool place. Thanks for sharing.
he crushes mopar stuff, he says those guys are the worst to deal with, hes been pushed around too many times by mopar guys
Thought the same, but it sounds like the guy is some special kind of sook to crush classics out of spite like that. Must have more money than sense.
You're not smoking anything Ryan. You're just "Junk Drunk". I see many cars that I'd consider buildable projects. I've always bought stripped out junk and brought them back.
Haha thanks man
@IowaClassicCars : It's time to bring 'em all back to life with brand new stories to tell, new adventures to be had, and new roads to be conquered!!!! I'll be rooting for them!! Thanks to ICC for posting this!!
thanks for watching!
Your idea of complete and mine varies greatly.
Okay cool
Love those 2 pickups you showed. In their condition they would make great yard art.
I think so too!
The 2 matching white sedans are mercury comets, the galaxie is a 1967, 68 Bellaire hardtop coupe is rare, most were 4 door post at that lower trim level. Great junk yard, like a field of dreams for any Scandinavian car collector.
1971 Pontiac Grand Ville 455 four barrel, that was my brother’s car back in the day…..nice ride, hood went on forever.
Most of them were good shots with all the practice they had and junkyard dogs were for real! Thanks for bringing back the memories
glad you enjoyed
In 1980 Christmas Eve head on collision at 55 that 72 Monte Carlo saved my life.
Ouch!
The 67 riv looks pretty nice. I have a 66 and it’s a lot of fun to drive
I have a 69
IT'S AMAZING WHAT YOU GUYS HAVE OUT YOUR WAY!! NEAR NEW YORK WHERE I LIVE, MOST OF THOSE CARS WOULD BE SAVED AND BUILT UP! THIS YARD IS FULL OF
"GOLD" ....I WOULD EXPORT MOST OF THOSE SHELLS TO AUSTRALIA!! THIS YARD OWNER WOULD MAKE A FORTUNE!!
Thx for watching!
So go ahead and do the business venture. Bet that guy would be happy to sell everything to you.
@@chrisallen9154 I certainly would like to make it happen Chris! Lots of $$$ to be made!
Great tour, love the old junk yards, there’s enough Chevelle’s there to piece together one for the showroom floor.👍🏻
I agree!!
24:50 can't believe you didn't say a word about the one year only 1967 Grand Prix convertible there, now THAT is a rare bird!!!
i didnt know that! thanks
Watching this with morning coffee. Thanks!
Enjoy! thanks for watching!
Friend of mine had one of those Grand Prix and everybody said it was a blank blank backwards. Square on front sloping on back. But you know now I appreciate that body style because it has a very retro look to it not just 1970 something but even back farther in the thirties and forties in my mind's eye.
yeah they do look backwards
That has to be the most cool car salvage yard l have ever seen. Thank you for the video
Thanks for the walk thru. My hip prevents me from hiking these great places.
Great collection. Reminded me of scrounging when i was a teen. I saw a 65 cutlass in the bunch, but in need of side chrome for a 64 cutlass f85. Thanks for taking the time.
Thanks for watching!
Suggest investing in GOOD trail camera's to combat the thieves. Catch 1 or 2 and the word will get around. Not a guarantee, but catching 1 thief is a good thing.
Just not disclosing location is an easier way
Dang I wish I could go shopping there ! I live in Maryland tho !
That 57 Pontiac coupe....don't let that slip away..... tremendous body style
absolutely
Some awesome rigs sad how they just rotting away, thanks for taking us around, all the best to you all
You bet!
Another GREAT video! LOVED that 1960 Ford! Lots of eye candy through that yard!
Glad you enjoyed it
I like the pace you go through these.
thanks!
Looks like crusher time in there.........that's OK only saw two Mopars, the PT and a newer P.U. Enjoyed it, thanks for the tour. You got most of them right, not your fault....gotta be older for the rest.
Watching best junk yard ever 1 year ago I be interested in 1965 impala how much I would appreciate it
Pontiac did the big chrome bumper and grill in 68 and 69 and they had hockey stick taillights
1:17 👀🫵🏻Gotta love the white Grand Prix mostly all there runnable?condition 🤷♂️👍🏼👏🏼
thanks i wasnt sure what yr it was
@@IowaClassicCars I’ve got a dealership owner’s personal top sales award limited package green 1978 Cutless Supreme#2dr automatic 260v8 buckets seats
Good job on the 54.
Great yard there Ryan. 😎👍😎
thanks Ron
Would love the 7o Monte Carlo or Elcomo's
Great video Ryan. Thanks for sharing. It has a big muscle car collection to choose from.
Thanks John!
Cool junk yard always love the videos
Thanks Jose!
55 Chevy is what I’m looking for inexpensive rat rod style, nice thanks BigAl California
Good luck!
I need that Monet Carlo sir, seriously, to finish my restoration on my 1972
You do great walks… ❤️all Chevy trucks you show
Thanks 👍
Fantastic video. Love those old Impalas. Too bad they had to wind up in their grave.
thanks Hector
If I was looking for some Chev parts, that’s the place ! Good video
Right on
Ohh those chevells so worth saving
Thanks for posting luv old cars
You bet
I love all of those 57 Chevy 4 door Sedans. The 57 Pontiacs are nice too.
Yes they are!
Awesome yard, love the Chevy full size cars
Thanks for watching!
Like the yards lay out really kool hardly any stacking of cars and ease of parts removal. Looks like a nice drive for the weekend for me.You should two white fords side bi side Those are actually Mercury caliente comets.64 thru 66 models. Great parts hunting video for sure. Thanks for taking us along.
absolutely, stacking cars 4+ high isnt right
Very nice video lots of nice projects
thanks John!
Great vid, Excellent!
Thanks man
Ryan. The real gems are cars such as Pontiac Sunfires with wicked mods like tow mirrors & lights bars. If it has an Alpena exhaust tip than that's the premium package full blown build built professionally no expenses spared.
haha, no way :D
I like the 1972cuttlas supreme nice 👍
Thanks
So many Cutlass parts I need
The Firebird reminds me of my 74 Celica that's a pretty cool car.
I like the COE 👍
I like to get the doors of that red square body with the camper top if they are power windows great video I love when you walk threw the yards that's great you city keeps all the old cars Florida seems they get rid of them after ten years thanks Ryan.
Thanks 👍
Wow nice yard. I'd love to get those vegas
Ryan the one that is silver in color or faded about 10:20 or so is a 77-78 nova with the quarter panel cut off.
thanks i wasnt sure
Round here we call people that you described in the beginning of the video TIRE KICKERS. lol.
haha we get a lot of those
Thanks for the tour of the yard , a favourite pastime of mine . Noticed a black 67 Pontiac Grand Prix about 24:50 into the video . Looked like a convertible too . Not sure if you get out there much but interested in a bit more info on that car . Thanks again for the video 👍
One mans junk is another mans treasure. Lol. I dont see much for parts. But a cool walk around.
Amen to that
The 69. Olds 98, this are great driving cars .
yes they are!
Someday I would really like one of those 59 or 60 Impala Sport Sedans as a family/friends people mover. Not a hot rod but a classic and cool road tripping machine.
that is a good goal to have
Start today with a 1960 Impala 4 door sports sedan complete. It's yours. Good price. Come and save her.70,000 miles. Complete except carburetor. I've got thieves problems. Only been in family for almost 40 years. Bought off original owner. 283 powerglide. Reply to my comment.
@@chuckcarguy2651 email me im interested
@@chuckcarguy2651 Looks like Ryan beat me to it. I would still have had to pass though because I am in the middle of my 59 El Camino project and the wife won't appreciate anymore projects right now.
@@IowaClassicCars okay sounds great. The story behind this car is decent the cars is in decent shape. As is in a couple of knick knacks in the carburetor. Love to see some bad do something with her. Now I got to figure out what your email is. When I'm in a better phone service area internet service area I'll look into your site I'm sure it's there. Hey I'm assuming you're in Plus I know where's about 500 cars setting up as one guys place. He has the second place another 150 cars. And you won't leave what you see. As soon as I can still get you in there. Anyway the 16 Impala is kind of like 70,000 miles something like that. But there's always a butt. It goes so little age. But then it's what over 6 years old. Okay I'll drive a long enough. Together fellow with the El Camino the only reason I mentioned it has because everything is hard to find. Also tomorrow then it was yesterday. By the way if still has a good cover on the seats and factory carpets I don't mean recopies whatever barn worth. Okay if you got any directions. Where I can find a contact information just send a reply and I'll look here. Up front I do keep these cars as secret as I can. Your buddy with the salvage yard and you have the right idea about weeding people out here
The car you were wondering about is a 1977-1979 pontiac phoenix I have 2 of them the LJ models are very rare
Well picked over but some good metal nice yard
For sure
64-65 Mercury comets, other car was 75-79 Chevrolet Nova. I liked the 73-74 Chevrolet Nova custom hatchback! A coworker of mine in 90's had 1 with 250 6 cylinder engine in it! I offen wonder what happened to it? He has alot of good parts cars there! Thanks for sharing! Take care Ryan.
Cool!!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks!
That "pair" (with the 6 tail lights) Those are Mercury Comets. Fancier Ford Falcons basically.
Thanks
One thing on my bucket list is to buy a car from a place like this and build it back on my own. I’m going to do it by trial and error. Except for the engine lol. That will be done professionally. Thanks for the great content! I’m subbing now and binge watching while at work.
thanks! hope you enjoy it here!
alot of clean bodies
Ya know me love the 59 chevys belairs
My favorites: Impalas & Chevelles
Cant beat them!
damn you passed the jeep pick up(935).like the big white bonneville
There was a Jeep pickup I hoped you would get closer to.
Anything 4 wheel drive. But those aren't like classic cars, so I get it.
Still enjoy your vids!
Thanks for doing the work!
ill look nex time!
Thanks for the tour
You bet
Awesome! 👍
Thanks! 👍
I like those old wagons! I think it would be fun to take one of those 2nd gen camaros & cut off behind the back seat & put a 6 or 8 foot pickup bed on it & make a camarocamino or a camcamino elcamaro. You would have the only elcamino type vehicle with a backseat & the only one made out of a camaro. I also want to get a 4 door 67 chevelle & do the same thing with it. Too bad I have no experience doing things like that! lol
Just passed yours 59 Pontiac wagon there's a 67 Grand Prix convertible I wish you would have walked around it...
Is there any Ford cougar there 1970
probably lol
Need owner name and number 7:03
@ 18:28 - Canyon Coral '57 Chevy. @ 22:16 - '57 Pontiac hardtop. @ 24:48 - '67 Chevy convertible. @ 28:06 - Yea, some people want everything for nothing, but also, a lot of sellers think what they have is the last specimen left on Earth and is worth a fortune. It's the same story over and over. So what happens is these car sit instead of making money and we know what all-too-often happens eventually.
Man I wish I had a yard like this. I'd go to town cleaning the place up first of all. I'd load up a truck with stuff that's absolutely junk, like exhaust pipes laying around, mangled body parts, and random junk metal. 1) Cleans the place up and 2) you get money for scrap metal. Then I'd sell whole cars that are restorable. I could watch videos like this all day, now that I no longer have a yard near me to browse. The last one I used to peruse was outside of Reading, PA. I was last there in 2004, but soon after, the owner died and I believe everything was scrapped.
thanks Frank!
You're right! The old boys die off and there goes the yard made into toasters! Now I looked in the mirror this morning and not as old as some of these guys. But what we all failed to do is keep the interest alive a lot more than what it currently is. After all you're not going to go buy a 1972 cowl induction Chevelle for $500 running and in today's money that might be $5,000. Still ain't going to buy that car. So to get people who did not grow up with these cars interested in spending the money it takes to build one or buy one complete will take quite a bit. Guys who make this type of video online are doing their shared to build interest. But even like one of our fellow commenters on this video that would love to have a 59/60 four door sedan one day etc. Let's see if he responds to my reply. Bought it from the original owner son as it was headed into the salvage yard. After all it's a four-door and it was a 1960 he wanted something like that back then! Thankfully taste of change and we'll see how interested this other guy is. If he responds. Because those cars arrested out so bad there's hardly any left now much less mind that's in the perfect stage to tinker with and drive I just go completely through and refurbished as new. Getting back to what you were right about. In the video it was said a lot of people want something for nothing. On the other side a lot of sellers want a lot of something for a little bit nothing that's left.. I saw parts in this video and we'll see what the prices are. If the other guy did respond to me we'll see if I'm wanting a lot of something in this car is definitely a lot more than nothing but we'll see what the bares.
If these cars can talk imagine the stories!!!!
I wish they could talk
The first alcomino you're asking about is a 66.. The chevelle with the wing windows is a sixty eight
The one car with the cut out quarter panels you didn’t know what was it was about a 77 model nova
Good eye 👍 was looking for this comment.
At 10:29 that car looks like a newer Nova. I remember those.
All the glass is good
The chopped up white car you asked about is the 1975+, nova. If im not mistaken its the last RWD nova body style before the FWD nova that came out in the 80s. The early ones came out with round head lights & in the late 70s they used the same body style, they just started putting square hesdlights in them. I had a 74 nova hatchback and it was the same body style. Had you gotten footage of the hesdlights i could tell you if that car body is the early model or a later one. I dont recall when they switched to the square headlights & im also not certain if that body style carried into 1980 or if they stopped making them in the late 70s. (It wouldnt be too difficult to figure it out.)
It kind of reminds me if the caprice/impalas coz they went from round to funky looking square headlights at the same time.
IMHO the models with the round headlights are more desirable. Come to think of it? They did the same thing with the C10, trucks. (used the same body style until they swapped up from round sealed beam healights to the square ones. Which IMHO, all of the round to square headlight swaps looked hideous!
Ive also found that in 1975 the caprice/Impalas had a tendency to come STOCK with the 400sbc. Again, *IMHO* the MOST DESIRABLE old school SBC, engine. Ive never had nor desired an LS engine. I happen to have a second gen LT1 & I dont see a 5.3 holding a candle to my 5.7 LT1.
Hello I am interested in a wire looms for 1971 chevelle with circular dash with air and power windows and door locks thank you?
Excellent video Ryan :) so wild so many old classic vechiles get in scrap yard also be saved also put on roads but shame in so many in Canada and USA have each May to October years to show off too! If had lots money spend love find top 50 vechiles I like do and show off plus have storage too but don't have that opportunity yet !
Thanks 👍
It was a pair of Mercury Comets. Time stamp 20:32. 1964
thanks dave
I love that 70’ wagon
"Nothing is wasted". Most of those cars are totally wasted. Lol 😆
lol he doesnt crush, so every part and panel on every car is available to be used
I hate to think how much faster all those cars seperated from their chassis will dissolve into the ground.
@@rossbrumby1957 really not that fast, the part of the USA these cars are in, rust isnt a huge issue
Great tour of the yard, if you or anyone else ever run across a 71 Buick Centurion 2dr formal coupe in any condition or parts let me know!
The 2 white cars next to the 63 Fairlane and Mustang at 20:31 are 2 1964 Mercury Comets.
Thanks for the info
A lot of great cars ,enjoyed video those two cars together were 64 or 65 comets,liked falcons better like the sprint. Take care ,brian
Thanks, you too!
Great video Ryan, a lot of cool stuff. I can't believe people go there after hours to steal rather than pay a fair price. Thx for sharing as always 👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
They should invest on pit bull and Rottweilers.
Dude people have been steeling from junkyards for as long as junkyards have existed. Hell back when I was still a young man a friend got a job as security at a local yard and guess what it was open season. We'd go in there after hours 10-15 of us. Didn't feel bad about it either they were a rip off. Just Incase your wondering why so many cars just sat and rotted or got crushed it's because they'd open a big ass pricing book and act like they had prices of shit when really they were thinking about how much they could squeeze you for. It wasn't uncommon for them to try and charge you more then what something cost new. So called tested engine's and transmissions weren't tested they didn't give a crap if you had to do the work 10 times in a row. Just bring it back we'll give you another one is what they'd say.
I'd be interested in the 66 Chevelle
The 2 cars you're not sure of are 1964 mercury comets
thanks
The pair i believe are mercury comets the 2 next to the 63 fairlane.
thank you
I really like the look of that gold 68 or 9 El Camino with the damage left door that's a nice looking car you know much about that how is it for rust underneath is the frame and like that pretty solid I see a little rust in the bed curious and looking for one like that looks pretty nice almost looks like you could drive her home
that elco is pretty rusty
Would love to checkout them 3 Vegas at the end
Ryan, I'm finally going to go visit the man
have fun
That 64 starfire is extremely rare !
good to know!
cuttles cougar lol I never heard of that one.
Ryan, I would love to spend 5 or 6 days in that place, and still not see everything. Lol and yeah, you got a few years wrong, but who cares. I'd say you are still batting very high. And that tri 5 Pontiac was a 57. My favorite of the tri-5 Pontiacs, as it looks the most like the tri-5 Chevy
you absolutely could spend days here!
Sup Buddy.. Nice yard..
Thanks man, hopefully ill be in your area this yr soon!