Just another great time at Way Out Salvage. Rather a starkly different experience than shopping online. Brought home some seriously tasty treasures. Saw quite a few different cool things.
Way Out Salvage is on my bucket list to visit one of these days. I didn't know they had split window buses. I'm presently working on rewiring my bus with a new harness and switching everything to 12 volt. Another great video!
Thank you. Yes, but I will say that the second one in the video seems to be his only real project. The first one belongs to a client and the others I’ve seen have been pretty heavily hacked.
Wonderful videos, thank you. I love those old scrap yards in the USA. Unfortunately we no longer have that in Europe. It makes you greedy for parts. greetings from Holland
Good to see you were able to find those nylon bushings for the choke retainers. Hopefully the screws will stay tight now. I love Arkansas curvy two lanes! Looking forward to heading to Eureka Springs for the show in a little over a month.
Agreed. Now the tough decision for me is to add the blue loctite and not know if the bushings would have been sufficient alone.. Make sure to stop by and say hi when you’re at the Eureka Springs show!
So, obviously your wife has not been able to persuade you to take her along to this great place yet ha ha! Btw, you forgot to look for a windscreen wiper for the passenger side while you were there 😄
Ah, you are paying attention. Yes, I’m trying to keep from overexciting the little Mrs. Also, it was my first trip to Way Out where I verified they had no correct windshield wiper arm. I REALLY NEED to just pick one up on thesamba.
@@mrpaisleyshirt this has been my logic the entire time. I believe I covered it in one of my videos, but we lost the one wiper during a particularly hard rain on our trip home from Oregon. That was white knuckle driving. I’m glad you like my kitty. He’s been very vocal lately and I’ve been waiting for him to provide me with just the right clip.
Thanks. Yeah, I’m pretty excited about it. I hope to stray from ‘64 electrics a bit more, with reverse lights and maybe even emergency flashers, at some point!
I appreciate you saying so. I can’t be certain it’s the same seller, but it was from the UK. Check out this link. www.ebay.com/itm/272882040670?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=SuwEYiibSk6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=6-hSZG3VSuC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
@@vdubjunkie I had a 68 square and it had late fenders on it. I always wanted to restore it to stock. It had a built 1776 and polished fan shroud. Dual 36 webers. It wasn't exactly water tight. The front dash cowls leak bad. You hve my other passion. An early Notchback!
Way Out Salvage is on my bucket list to visit one of these days. I didn't know they had split window buses. I'm presently working on rewiring my bus with a new harness and switching everything to 12 volt. Another great video!
Thank you. Yes, but I will say that the second one in the video seems to be his only real project. The first one belongs to a client and the others I’ve seen have been pretty heavily hacked.
Wonderful videos, thank you.
I love those old scrap yards in the USA. Unfortunately we no longer have that in Europe. It makes you greedy for parts.
greetings from Holland
That’s too bad. I’m always very happy to see them too. It keeps the dream alive!
Thanks for watching
You scored on this type 3 junkyard!!!!!
Thank you for the acknowledgment. Who knows what the future holds for this little rattle can of mine
Glad to see you picked up the "Cool Tins" and that you got the "short" tins (labeled 'air duct' in the parts manual) that go with them.
Yes, really only missed out on the hood heat exchangers. Brain fart. I just put them back in with the rest of the stuff 😕
Good to see you were able to find those nylon bushings for the choke retainers. Hopefully the screws will stay tight now. I love Arkansas curvy two lanes! Looking forward to heading to Eureka Springs for the show in a little over a month.
Agreed. Now the tough decision for me is to add the blue loctite and not know if the bushings would have been sufficient alone.. Make sure to stop by and say hi when you’re at the Eureka Springs show!
Love the old-style german ceramic fuse.
You and me both.
Enjoy watching all your videos. Way Out is right up the road for me too. Love type 3 stuff. Perhaps we'll cross paths, I'm rolling a 6 9 squareback.
Really nice of you to say. I hope we do. If you make your way to the Eureka Springs show this year, it should be certain!
So cool to have a bone yard full of original vw stuff near by. Thanks for the great video! ✌
I’m pretty stoked about it. There are a number of items I haven’t found there, but I guess that’s to be expected at this point.
Best looking VW junk yard i ever did see, who mows that?
Derek himself. Very active out there. Great folks!
So, obviously your wife has not been able to persuade you to take her along to this great place yet ha ha! Btw, you forgot to look for a windscreen wiper for the passenger side while you were there 😄
Ah, you are paying attention. Yes, I’m trying to keep from overexciting the little Mrs. Also, it was my first trip to Way Out where I verified they had no correct windshield wiper arm. I REALLY NEED to just pick one up on thesamba.
@@vdubjunkie Well I guess as long as the driver can see what's ahead, that's the main thing. Clever job with the intro too lol! 😸
@@mrpaisleyshirt this has been my logic the entire time. I believe I covered it in one of my videos, but we lost the one wiper during a particularly hard rain on our trip home from Oregon. That was white knuckle driving. I’m glad you like my kitty. He’s been very vocal lately and I’ve been waiting for him to provide me with just the right clip.
Nice! You found the og fuse block you wanted! You have some good vw parts yards out there.
Thanks. Yeah, I’m pretty excited about it. I hope to stray from ‘64 electrics a bit more, with reverse lights and maybe even emergency flashers, at some point!
@@vdubjunkie That sounds like a good plan! Both of those features really make the car safer.
@@DreamWrench right?! Also, this is not an original show car. It’s a driver.
love the videos. where can I get one of those notch banners?
I appreciate you saying so. I can’t be certain it’s the same seller, but it was from the UK. Check out this link. www.ebay.com/itm/272882040670?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=SuwEYiibSk6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=6-hSZG3VSuC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Both hands firmly on the steering wheel. I guess you’ve never had a front tyre blowout.
It’s true, I haven’t. Plenty of other stuff, but not that specifically. I’m a bit split personality. Other times I’m more firmly engaged..
Que espectacular ese vw
Gracias. Era el coche de suenos de la infancia
need to make that trip someday, they have any other type 4s other then the yellow 412 ?
Yes they do. Check out my other two Way Out videos. I believe it was my first (most views of any of my videos) where I showed a bit more of them.
Notchback!!!
It’s my passion. However, now that I have one, I really long for an early square. Don’t tell my wife!
@@vdubjunkie I had a 68 square and it had late fenders on it. I always wanted to restore it to stock. It had a built 1776 and polished fan shroud. Dual 36 webers. It wasn't exactly water tight. The front dash cowls leak bad. You hve my other passion. An early Notchback!
@@brilog69 I waited a long time for this and I’m so grateful to be able to do it. I appreciate the feedback.
You look like your in north Texas,where i live
Not too far. Way Out Salvage is in Kingston, AR. I’m in the greater NorthWest Arkansas area.
Any ghia stuff?
And where is it located?
Way Out Salvage is in Kingston, AR. He does have some Ghia stuff. My first boneyard video shows some of them.
Too far for me, I looked at his website, liquidating all!
My loss,
Still searching for a ghia windshield! Frustrating as all get up!!
That is too bad. I’m wanting to find more boneyards.