@19:23 that 1960 Dodge dart wagon you're pointing out the shape of the windows in the back just think about if one of those break or get busted how hard it will be to find a replacement for it, I have a 1955 Lincoln Capri 4-door post car and some random tweaker came up and busted the front windshield and guess what that car windshield is made only for that car and that car only there were only 10,000 of them made in 1955 as a 4 door, it is impossible to find a replacement windshield brand new and almost impossible to find one out of a junkyard. And if there is one in the junkyard they do not want to pull it even the glass guys don't want to come out and pull it either so when I actually find one in a yard that I can remove I'm going to have to do it myself... So as a classic car owner for my whole life one thing to always think of is how hard it will be to replace the windows if they are broken just keep that in mind when purchasing a vehicle like that 1960 Dodge dart wagon
Good point man there are definitely some cars out there with very rare glass in them and when they’re in mint condition, it’s definitely hard to see them sitting there wondering if they’ll ever leave the junkyard or someone’s yard
Thank you for your content. A lot of good old iron, and this vibe... I have never seen before 1960s Dart Pioneer wagon, it's incredible. And Wildcat too. It's my dream, to get one of these cars for project. I think you will still find something interesting
What a awesome selection of cars in that junkyard so good to see them still surviving All these old classics car trucks are really catching on with the younger generation which is so cool and I thought the classic car industry was slowing down but it’s been growing tremendously since the Covid pandemic
I love junkyards to just to walk around them if nothing else. But with most junkyards there always priceing the cars as them being parted out than selling the hole car at once and that sucks every time Thanks for the tour.
What a cool bunch of cars I think that's a Pontiac worth saving I always liked those old pontiac's I had a 66 and a 65 four-door Star Chief it was a real nice car had to let it go cuz just couldn't keep
After a quick consultation that stock car charger at the start is my dad's and family friends old charger there first ever stock car, they were the ones that originally turned it into a stock car.
Trailduster / Duster nothing else to look at but those and I have both. PS the Plymouth emblem on the front of mine is not broken , like the one in the yard.
Nice video and I like how you know your pontiac and buick and Old's cars. I have several myself, 64 riviera, 64 catalina, 64 ninety eight and I just picked up a all orginal 62 grand prix with 34, XXX miles on it which is in amazing condition. We like 64 cause that is when our old farm house was built so we have them sitting in front of that. Keep up the great adventures. I really appreciate your videos.
Thanks for the feedback and support, gotta show the ‘less popular’ GMs some love. That’s a great collection you have, and fun reasoning! Thanks have a great one 💪🏼
Great content Thank You . Wasn't that a 67 Buick LeSabre next to the Wildcat , I have great memories of my dad's 67 Buick LeSabre that had 340-4 also 1st engine that I rebuilt it had wiped out the cam bearings and camshaft ended up installing new cam bearings , camshaft checked crankshaft journals honed cylinder bores I was very proud of Myself . 🇺🇲🇵🇷🦊👍
That is correct yes OEM lenses and bulbs had stamped markings for the year. Also for example my 66 Buick, all 65-67 GM cars had a “T-3” glass bulb headlamp with a triangle in the middle that said “tT3”
That 1957 Dodge panel Truck would go right on a 1987 Dodge pick up frame. A friend of mine did one and it will built right up on the newer frame same mounting points
Its sad seeing so much nice cars leaving to die on a junkyard 😔 The owner must valeu the cars way to much, otherwise there were not so much beauty’s left Grts from belgium (europe) ✌️👍
Yeah that 1960 Dart Pioneer wagon was awesome that's too bad he did not want to sell the cars. Some folks would let them rot then sell it to someone that would do something with it I had a guy with a 1977 Dodge Warlock that was that way I bugged him for years and years to sell it and he would not sell it and the truck went from a nice truck that needed work to a total rust bucket that was good for parts but that's how some are.
@@FanelliRestorations all was completely dissembled parts put into cargo container 8 years ago. The front end of car had a pass Sid front end damage so I cut the front end off a nice b body coronet. The road runner body needs just about everything so rotted.
It was meant to be, no sale. Fate. You’ll find a better one that’s a two door…..The best thing to have when doing these cars is having an additional donor car for parts. It will help you when you can’t find the non reproduced items.
I am retired now but in my day I was one of the best body paint and framemen around. I simply do not understand the patina look that everybody likes. If you're going to condemn it to a patina car.Just leave it there and let somebody who will restore it properly take the car. I'm not the only one who feels like this. Unless it is an original paint and 95 or more percent of the paint is there. Restore it properly. The old cars deserve that much. I am also looking for a 67 charger to restore. If anyone knows where one is that is restorable please let me know. I have a 72 Chevy pick up C10 that I am restoring. If anybody knows where good original parts are I would appreciate if you let me know. Thank you.
@@ghengiskhan54 I understand what you said and I agree sometimes you just want to keep something running. What I don't get is everybody calls it this patina how good it is. With me no.
@@rodan2852 How many years would that be that the car has been sitting. Also from up there is it eat up with rust or do you know if the body can be saved. I live in Tennessee so If you can will you see if you can get me a phone number of the people who own the car. Thank you.
Sorry about the luck 😞 I blame the video craze and the crushing of the stock. People are wanting gold prices for junk. Days of the proper price or deal is gone. Too many videos and the word rear on everything drove the car prices 200-1000% of what they should be.
True man thanks, the market is pretty high compared to what it was 5-10 years ago, but like all things it’s relative. I may buy a 2k car for 5k but conversely I can restore and sell that same car for 70k when it used to only sell for 55k. In this case it just didn’t work for us.
@@FanelliRestorations I tell the story about a place some distance from here. The last 35 some years I have been offering some old nasty grouchy drunk cash 4 the pair old history but he eventually went to jail and died there denying my sane cash offers on a 57 Apache truck and 55 Nomad. 35 some years ago when they had windows and tarps on em they were worth what I was offering but the owner is dead now his neighbor is offering me to just come get em>>>> With broken windows and all vandalized they ended up like predicted. Pretty much totally worthless. The few parts that remain R not worth man power & time. At one point the seats were pristine and so were both em worth restoration. Now they are worth nothing. Maybe to somebody just not a full restoration shop like me. Every time I confronted the guy known to me as FRANK he would tell me YOU HAVE TO COME UP WITH MORE CASH THAN THAT.... Well let me know.
To many owners watch to much .. Barrett-Jackson TV wanting to much for there cars which price out the average Joe This is hobby but some owner think everyone has 50k laying around.
That Peterbilt at 20:50 reminded me of the one from the movie Dual. 🚗🚛🔥
Someone else said that on instagram ahah yes!
Kudos to your girl for putting up the tail gate and closing windows. God bless you two.
Thank you she does it all, not many like her around 💪🏼
Thanks 👍 seen same nice one's was fun thanks again for your time Lee
Thanks for watching!!
My kind of place to hang out for hours!
agree!
I love 4 door hardtop 1960 Buicks and chevy cars and 1960 chevy pickup thanks for sharing
Yea man they were some great cars, wish they were all in our yard! Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing these Gem's nice gemyard
You’re welcome thanks for watching us having fun!
Oh wow, lots of cool Iron!!!! 👍👍
Lots of cool stuff
@@FanelliRestorations 🙂👍
@19:23 that 1960 Dodge dart wagon you're pointing out the shape of the windows in the back just think about if one of those break or get busted how hard it will be to find a replacement for it, I have a 1955 Lincoln Capri 4-door post car and some random tweaker came up and busted the front windshield and guess what that car windshield is made only for that car and that car only there were only 10,000 of them made in 1955 as a 4 door, it is impossible to find a replacement windshield brand new and almost impossible to find one out of a junkyard. And if there is one in the junkyard they do not want to pull it even the glass guys don't want to come out and pull it either so when I actually find one in a yard that I can remove I'm going to have to do it myself... So as a classic car owner for my whole life one thing to always think of is how hard it will be to replace the windows if they are broken just keep that in mind when purchasing a vehicle like that 1960 Dodge dart wagon
Good point man there are definitely some cars out there with very rare glass in them and when they’re in mint condition, it’s definitely hard to see them sitting there wondering if they’ll ever leave the junkyard or someone’s yard
Lovin the old wagons!!! I'm currently building a 64 880 custom hardtop 9 passenger wagon!!
That’s super cool, way to be!
Great video! Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Some cool cars.
wow lots of gems . and that sunset over these jewels
Certainly they are 🏁
Thank you for your content. A lot of good old iron, and this vibe... I have never seen before 1960s Dart Pioneer wagon, it's incredible. And Wildcat too. It's my dream, to get one of these cars for project. I think you will still find something interesting
We’re glad to share it with you! I hope you can have one too. And yes that 60 wagon was so cool, never saw one before this day either 💪🏼
That 60 Dodge is the one I'd go for. That's a top trim model. I had a 61 Chrysler wagon years ago.
That 67 impala is a 4 door hardtop rare and desirable. Can you say super natural .
What a awesome selection of cars in that junkyard so good to see them still surviving All these old classics car trucks are really catching on with the younger generation which is so cool and I thought the classic car industry was slowing down but it’s been growing tremendously since the Covid pandemic
I’ve been addicted to cars since I was a kid in the 90s so, never slowed down in my eyes!
I like the Buicks! Fun video, ty
Same here, but soft spot!! Thanks for watching
I love junkyards to just to walk around them if nothing else. But with most junkyards there always priceing the cars as them being parted out than selling the hole car at once and that sucks every time Thanks for the tour.
What a cool bunch of cars I think that's a Pontiac worth saving I always liked those old pontiac's I had a 66 and a 65 four-door Star Chief it was a real nice car had to let it go cuz just couldn't keep
After a quick consultation that stock car charger at the start is my dad's and family friends old charger there first ever stock car, they were the ones that originally turned it into a stock car.
That’s way cool!! Sad to see it sitting out there
Thanks for the great tour in the junkyard! Some nice stuff there that would be great to get back on the road.
Most certainly there would be a lot of gems to see back on the road 💪🏼
Truth is those old antiques are gonna keep sitting because you need to be a millionaire to fill the gas tanks and 🚗 drive
Trailduster / Duster nothing else to look at but those and I have both. PS the Plymouth emblem on the front of mine is not broken , like the one in the yard.
Yeah, I have a 76 2wd Trailduster. 👍
Hell yea man!!
Great Place, Thanks for the content! Where in Idaho?
it was a great place, a private yard in idaho!
Man that's a good life right there happy for you
Thanks man, sure is💪🏼
Nice video and I like how you know your pontiac and buick and Old's cars. I have several myself, 64 riviera, 64 catalina, 64 ninety eight and I just picked up a all orginal 62 grand prix with 34, XXX miles on it which is in amazing condition. We like 64 cause that is when our old farm house was built so we have them sitting in front of that. Keep up the great adventures. I really appreciate
your videos.
Thanks for the feedback and support, gotta show the ‘less popular’ GMs some love. That’s a great collection you have, and fun reasoning! Thanks have a great one 💪🏼
nice saw a 60 Plymouth. my dream car is a 60 fury or 68 fastback
Those cars are sweet one of the better climates that preserve auto metal also more field invironment not to much trees
Valid point also idaho isn’t as rusty as the east coast
Great content Thank You . Wasn't that a 67 Buick LeSabre next to the Wildcat , I have great memories of my dad's 67 Buick LeSabre that had 340-4 also 1st engine that I rebuilt it had wiped out the cam bearings and camshaft ended up installing new cam bearings , camshaft checked crankshaft journals honed cylinder bores I was very proud of Myself . 🇺🇲🇵🇷🦊👍
Awesome junkyard! Still shows there’s plenty of projects sitting out there. You still working with Kingdig?
Yes there are just getting them at the right price is the art! And no I’ve since left to continue my army career 💪🏼
What a cool place! The fella from icon would have a field day with all those truck cabs.
She is adorable 😅 City Slicker.
Back in 60's and 70's the car year was molded in to the tail lights
That is correct yes OEM lenses and bulbs had stamped markings for the year. Also for example my 66 Buick, all 65-67 GM cars had a “T-3” glass bulb headlamp with a triangle in the middle that said “tT3”
Where is this and how can I buy some cars from here
Yeee Yeee 😊😊😊😊😊
😎😎😎😎😎
Is there anyway I can get a number from you for the yard there I'm interested in that wagon you're wife came across the white one with the fins.
That 1957 Dodge panel Truck would go right on a 1987 Dodge pick up frame. A friend of mine did one and it will built right up on the newer frame same mounting points
That’s pretty rad!
use a ramcharger frame and its even easier,i owned one about 12? or more years ago.
👍1960 Dodge wagon too cool, how big does the pile of $$ have to be? Thanks love old iron yards ✌
he wanted $5k for it!
Was way cool, but yea…was asking too much
Good Yard
I also like the wagon I would love to have that one pretty rare car
Absolutely, it was a favorite!
Love to get an old muscle and restore
That Pioneer wagon was way kool I could have sworn I saw a GMC NAPCO that or someone set a two wheel drive on a newer chassis.
They'll hold out for more until the car rusts away and no one ever buys it. True car people want to see them restored to running.
I sure wish I had my 70 D100 short bed sweptline back .
Sounds rad yea!
what's that at 18:06? Looks interesting
Oi Folks!
I' d hook on up to the '60 Dart Wagon, really rare thing, plus one Of Virgil Exner's Creations, i like em.
Greets
We loved it, sadly the owner was asking too much for our taste
Get the white station wagon with the cool body curves
I love my Buick 75 century custom
When the seller doesn’t want to sell at a reasonable price he is just a hoarder. He is not serious about selling anything.
I believe my favorite car was the 1967 Buick wildcat both of them.
Yea I loved that car!
I would love that tan 67 Impala, is any of these cars for sale?
Such a nice car. Most of them were for sale yes
@@FanelliRestorations do you have a way I could contact them? I can delete the orig message if you do and would be willing to share!
That 67 impala is a 4 door hard top rare and desirable , can you say supernatural
Its sad seeing so much nice cars leaving to die on a junkyard 😔
The owner must valeu the cars way to much, otherwise there were not so much beauty’s left
Grts from belgium (europe) ✌️👍
Precisely, wish that we could have taken some home!
Where is this junkyard? which state?
private yard in idaho
Hi there : I love your video man . where is that place? I want to buy an old car
May I ask the name of junkyard? And where in Idaho it is?
Some Pontiac Catalina’s had tri power intake manifolds on them! I bought one and took the engine and got rid of the car! I finally sold the engine!
My 2nd car was a white '67 Plymouth Fury II 4 Dr...
is this yard open to the public or is it a private yard
It’s a private yard we made an appointment to go see
Green fairlane is a 57 super nice
Who owns this junkyard , why so many cars this area of place ?
Wow, a Kendall boy on TH-cam!
Haha a Long Island boy, but yes lived in Kendall before I moved to Utah!
How would you register one of these if it doesn’t have a title?
Where are you at...?
Dodge 800 automatic. cool.
WHICH ADDRESS
Do please let us have address of this junk yard
Where is it
Im interested in finding out if they have some parts I need. Any chance to get contact info please.
This yard is called L&L CLASSIC AUTO just north of Wendell Idaho.
Similar but not the same yard, this one was private.
Yeah that 1960 Dart Pioneer wagon was awesome that's too bad he did not want to sell the cars. Some folks would let them rot then sell it to someone that would do something with it I had a guy with a 1977 Dodge Warlock that was that way I bugged him for years and years to sell it and he would not sell it and the truck went from a nice truck that needed work to a total rust bucket that was good for parts but that's how some are.
Yea hopefully they all find a home but it wasn’t with us that day, really cool stuff, thanks for sharing 💪🏼
It only takes money! That’s it it could be back on the road!
1957 dodge panel truck. I have a 1957 Dodge D 100 with a 1968 440
Way cool!!
I be got a 70 road runner Manuel car the body needs so much work really rotty at what point is it not worth restoring.
Anything can be saved, just a matter of TMS (time money and skill). I’d love to see it!
You should live in Pennsylvania, the Rust Belt of the East Coast I hate it
@@FanelliRestorations Long Island NY
@@FanelliRestorations all was completely dissembled parts put into cargo container 8 years ago. The front end of car had a pass Sid front end damage so I cut the front end off a nice b body coronet. The road runner body needs just about everything so rotted.
Do you know if he wants to sell the Plymouth tread duster, or the Dodge ram charger new to your TH-cam channel. Enjoyed it very much. Thank you.
thanks for joining us! not sure, he was picky about certain vehicles staying or going
Still working at Kindigit?
Nope I’ve since gone back to the military
@@FanelliRestorations Thanks for your continued service to our republic
It was meant to be, no sale. Fate. You’ll find a better one that’s a two door…..The best thing to have when doing these cars is having an additional donor car for parts. It will help you when you can’t find the non reproduced items.
That looks like L & L in Wendell
That sunroof is aftermarket.
Thanks for that, thought it didn’t look quite factory
1957 dodge panel, get it ! hole in the floor is where the battery goes.
Good to know thanks!
76 Trailduster. I have a 76 2wd
Duster Only said Valiant in 1970.
Thanks for the reminder yes
I am retired now but in my day I was one of the best body paint and framemen around. I simply do not understand the patina look that everybody likes. If you're going to condemn it to a patina car.Just leave it there and let somebody who will restore it properly take the car. I'm not the only one who feels like this. Unless it is an original paint and 95 or more percent of the paint is there. Restore it properly. The old cars deserve that much. I am also looking for a 67 charger to restore. If anyone knows where one is that is restorable please let me know. I have a 72 Chevy pick up C10 that I am restoring. If anybody knows where good original parts are I would appreciate if you let me know. Thank you.
Sometimes it’s just about keeping them on the road without spending thousands of dollars on paint and body
@@ghengiskhan54 I understand what you said and I agree sometimes you just want to keep something running. What I don't get is everybody calls it this patina how good it is. With me no.
And if your a DIY-er, the infrastucture requirements are difficult to meet.
At a house on spring st in mcullom lake, IL is a 67 charger fast back. Its gold and has been on a trailer since I was a kid
@@rodan2852 How many years would that be that the car has been sitting. Also from up there is it eat up with rust or do you know if the body can be saved. I live in Tennessee so If you can will you see if you can get me a phone number of the people who own the car. Thank you.
You’ve shot 4doors & miss the suburban at 6.35. How dare you 😂
😂😂😂 sorry man!! The burb just doesn’t make my impact spin
That will keep these cars from the junk yard
Blue 69 galaxy that top loader 4 speed is worth 1000.
He won't sell them but he prefers to have all the windows smashed out while rusting away into oblivion. Gone forever.
Onde é isso. Cidade. Estado
Private location in Idaho
That Dodge Panel van is a 1955 maybe 56
Right on!!
Sorry about the luck 😞 I blame the video craze and the crushing of the stock. People are wanting gold prices for junk. Days of the proper price or deal is gone. Too many videos and the word rear on everything drove the car prices 200-1000% of what they should be.
True man thanks, the market is pretty high compared to what it was 5-10 years ago, but like all things it’s relative. I may buy a 2k car for 5k but conversely I can restore and sell that same car for 70k when it used to only sell for 55k. In this case it just didn’t work for us.
Shame the axle is gone could have thrown rims under it.
1957
Going to finish with the nails getting shorter by the end of every 3 minutes.😅
Been here many times, wait till you see their prices…
We did, we discuss at the end of the video!
Could do with our rhe drive.
That’s why they got fast forward budday!😂
Grab that Dodge Wagon its worth a fortune just in history
Sure wanted to, but not for unrealistic prices
@@FanelliRestorations I tell the story about a place some distance from here. The last 35 some years I have been offering some old nasty grouchy drunk cash 4 the pair old history but he eventually went to jail and died there denying my sane cash offers on a 57 Apache truck and 55 Nomad. 35 some years ago when they had windows and tarps on em they were worth what I was offering but the owner is dead now his neighbor is offering me to just come get em>>>> With broken windows and all vandalized they ended up like predicted. Pretty much totally worthless. The few parts that remain R not worth man power & time. At one point the seats were pristine and so were both em worth restoration. Now they are worth nothing. Maybe to somebody just not a full restoration shop like me. Every time I confronted the guy known to me as FRANK he would tell me YOU HAVE TO COME UP WITH MORE CASH THAN THAT.... Well let me know.
To many owners watch to much ..
Barrett-Jackson TV wanting to much for there cars which price out the average Joe
This is hobby but some owner think everyone has 50k laying around.
The 60 dodge dart pioneer I want it I need the number so I can get it please.
People like that piss me off .. just let it sit there until it's complete junk
67 Galaxie 2 door would make a great stock car!
Yea it sure would!!
That person is like allot of people that have allot
of cars they do not want to sale them or they want to much for them so they just rust away
Certainly woulda been nice to take a few with us, wish prices had been more within reach
Shame they rather let them rust then bring back to life . 😢
so then hes pretty exspencive then ?
Yea pricing a bit more with his heart seems