1961 Plymouth Belvedere Junkyard Mission!
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- Hi! We went to Clayton's last week to get a fender for the 1961 Plymouth Belvedere that I dragged home earlier this summer... We had some good success and we never miss a chance to tour Coyote Auto and film some of the classics for ya! I always have fun going to Clayton's yard, and I was fortunate to have Agents 7889 and 8771 with me to make everything go smoothly!
Agent 673 was in town at the same time, and we got to shoot this latest episode of "My Classic Darts" with Agent 024 and featuring the first "dart salvage" job we've tried on the show... Hold your breath, haha!
I thought we needed to check out Agent 7889s Mazda 4x4 MPV too, as it is actually a pretty rare bird, and rough enough and old enough to deserve a close-up, haha!
We're waiting for parts for the straight-8-Showdown, but it'll be back with a vengeance next weekend! Thanks everyone for checking that series out; we're having a lot of fun with those babies, and I'm slightly optimistic that we'll have a real horse race here!
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The first video I saw of yours I saw was you buying the 60 Fury out of the pasture and splicing it then I saw the one of you splicing the 58? Savoy hardtop onto the four door Regent frame and then I watched your others, Now I want to see you move your cars so you have all of the forward look cars you own lined up in a row so we can see how many you have and see which ones can be made better with parts from the ones that are completely gone, Like putting the engine from the four door donor Fury into the Windsor so it can be driven to the road and back! You have me hooked on on the forward look cars!
I don't care what anyone says, a stick shift, AWD minivan is now kool. I know a few Chrysler 5 speed turbo minivans made it out of the factory as well, though I don't think any of them were AWD. The whole car hobby is centered around older people that now have a little money, trying to find the cars of their youth. A whole bunch of us grew up with minivans in the pre-SUV craze, and that Mazda is kinda the ultimate minivan.
The car that really floored me however, was that '57 pontiac sedan delivery. A quick search tells me only 857 of those babies were built, Canada only. My guess is that there can't be more than a hundred left.
I know you are a Chrysler guy Scott, but that Pontiac could be worth a fair bit of coin. You should really consider picking it up and flipping it. Unfortunately I think Dean might have a heart attack if he sees it in the yard, so he should be heavily medicated beforehand.
I always enjoy a trip through a junkyard, especially when the guys I am with are equally as adept at calling out make model and year from 100 yards. I could spend days combing through Clayton's, in some ways I am like Dean, I wish they all could be saved...
Hi! Time to do a little work on the awesome 1961 Plymouth Belvedere hardtop I picked up earlier this summer... A trip to Clayton's is always something to look forward to... Then, a visit from Agent 673 means a chance to shoot another episode of "Classic Darts", so we have a "special treat" in store this week, haha!
We're waiting for parts for the "Straight-8-Showdown", but it'll be back with a vengeance next weekend! Thanks everyone for checking that series out; we're having a lot of fun with those babies, and I'm slightly optimistic that we'll have a real horse race here!
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All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
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My Parents use to smoke menthol so back in my high school days I would take their old menthol packs and fill them with my Players Filter's to bring to school and when someone asked for a smoke and I pull the old menthol pack out they be like oh nevermind. I use to save lot's of smokes that way cause everyone thought I smoked menthol and never bugged my after that LOL!!!
what a beautiful junkyard! thanks for the tour.
Hey Scott, any chance you'll take on that sweet Suburban that Agent 1080 has in his yard? It would make an awesome project, once the Fury is done.
I WAS THE FIRST VIEWER, I AM PROUD OF MYSELF! THIS BELVEDERE IS AN INCREDIBLE CLASSIC OF CLASSICS IN ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS STYLING. YOU GUYS SHOULD GO FOR A COMPLETE RESTORATION ON THIS PLYMOUTH. ITS SUCH A BEAUTY! I AM SERIOUS.
THE FRONT FENDER FROM THE SIDE LOOKS LIKE THE 64 CHRYSLER 300K CONVERTIBLE I HAD IN HIGH SCHOOL. BOUGHT IT FROM MY BEST FRIEND'S BROTHER FOR $650 IN 1971. IT ONLY HAD 30,000 MILES AND IT LOOKED SHOWROOM NEW. IT WASN'T FAST OUT OF THE HOLE BUT ONCE IT HIT 25 MPH IT WOULD LAY YOU BACK IN THE SEAT! IT SHIFTED TO 2ND @65 AND BARKED THE TIRES. TOP SPEED WAS ABOUT 155 MPH WHERE IT FELT LIKE IT WAS ABOUT TO GO AIRBORN ON A FLIGHT TO THE DAMN MOON. I LOVED THAT CAR, IT WAS BULLETPROOF. I NEVER KNEW WHAT REAR END RATIO IT BUT IT HAD TO BE REALLY HIGH. THERE WERE NOT MANY CARS BACK THEN THAT WOULD GO THAT DAMN FAST, THAT 300K CONVERTIBLE WAS A BEAST!
I LOVE YOUR DOG FRANKERS GIVE HER A BIG HUG FROM ME! I HAD TWO STANDARD POODLES WHO HUNG AROUND THE BODY SHOP WITH ME, I LOST THE LAST ONE ABOUT 15 YEARS AGO AND STILL THINK ABOUT THEM ALMOST DAILY. MY FIRST ONE LIVED TO BE 16 YEARS OLD WHICH IS A LONG TIME FOR A STANDARD POODLE. THEY ARE SMARTER THAN A LOT OF PEOPLE AND MUCH MORE LOYAL AND LOVEABLE TOO. I HAVE NOTICED ONLY REALLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE, MUCH LIKE MYSELF AND YOU OWN STANDARD POODLES.
Greasy jeans and busted knuckles,
Life up here sure don't suckle.
Skeeters buzzing big as bats,
But we don't worry none at that.
Fixing stuff that shouldn't run
Mostly makes our major fun.
When we depart this mortal coil
Our monument will be this toil.
Some future ones will someday see
How we have labored mightily
To save this Detroit legacy,
And meanwhile made a friend or three.
The Unknown Poet Formerly Known As The Unknown Poet
Editor's note: Well, you can see that The Poet sometimes gets all sentimental. It mainly happens when I catch the little rat bastard curled up snoring inside the goddamn liquor cabinet.
This is the kind of junkyard we frequented and we spent so much time in when I was a teenager. Brings back memories.
Clayton's yard could become a tourist attraction, utter bliss, thanks.
Menthol flavour was impregnated into the filters, not tobacco.
Approve of the BMC service and repair T shirt.
Thanks again for another visual escape from reality...you guys are stars.
"We have to be sure to check out that 58 Buick" Then they're back at the house and forgot! That thing looked beautiful and 58 Buicks are gorgeous in general.
The Trailer park boys of Canadian car restoration. Love it!
Yes!!!!! I can’t wait to see this. A visit to Clayton’s today is like a visit to Disney when I was a child. 👍👍☮️
That Pontiac delivery is an absolute acquisition must!
Love junkyards!! You saw some real gems! (Haven't seen a Cordoba in at least 30 some odd years!)
"My Classic Darts" -hilarious!!
That Mazada..can't be that bad. It still runs good( like my 94 Exploder). Like a Timex...Takes a lickin, keeps on tickin..
we had a 98, automatic mpv. it was cool AF. diff lock, nice 4wd, but the head gasket blew and it never ran right once we got her back together so dad traded her lol but it was like an suv mixed with a minivan lol strange vehicle. The ebrake handle was only accessible to me (i'm the only one who was small enough) console placement wasn't well thought out LOL.
Clayton's yard has gotten to me! I WANT YOU TO MAKE THE CORVAIR PICKUP A DRIVER!
I rode to elementary school in a Corvair van. The main problem was that the fan belt would break, delaying our homecoming. I knew Corvair pickups existed, but I hadn't seen one until this video! Too cool and rare!
Bob I thought the same thing, but it looked like the whole front end may not be there
@@joeboxer3365 I know I saw the backend of the cab. The front doors and front end of the cab are the same as the far more common Corvair busses. There's some hope.
I'd like to see Scott work his magic on an air cooled flat six!
WooHoo Sunday morning and it’s time to watch the latest from CMW. Have to take our fifty Dodge out to the local harbour to celebrate 80 years of our new port . But have to watch my classic darts first.
Hey Scott , I think you “need” the sedan delivery....
Man I'd love to pack a lunch and just look around at the cars this guys has!! What a treat to be able still find some of the old space ships of the early 60's. What a time to be alive and what amazing cars from that era. I love that CWM is dedicated to reviving the old forgotten feild cars of that era. What a treat to watch history being saved and cherished!! Keep up the good work guys and now I'm looking in old forgotten cars for dart packages!! 😆😆😆
Yess!!! CWM on a Sunday morn , kicking back with a beer an' a smoke . It doesn't get much better !
I've always been partial to the MPV as my late 80s/early 90s minivan of "choice". With the 4WD and/or the towing package, that's a pretty awesome rig. 5-speed puts this one on the next level.
Not a lot of us remember but back in the day the Biscayne was a very nice car, sure there were faster cars and other nice cars that vintage Thunderbird with the wraparound back seat comes to mind, but I always liked the Biscayne
James, the 59 aqua one he tidied up and got running was the first video and sucked me in. I love the fact that some of these cars, other collectors or restorers would reject, Scott takes them in, they get a tidy, and most of what I've seen get running and even somewhat driveable.
yes, l like the Biscayne too. btw, they could be optioned with the biggest engine, 409 in 61 l think, any available transmission and rear end. so they could be very, very fast as well.
Retro/vintage...Dart session is a special tuch...l recon....Nice...Thanks muchly...Ky.USA over and out...!
mmm ,That '61 has a real slick roofline,,,,love it! P.s just discovered how good that Norton Expert paper is, Thanx Canada for that and my fave show too, Frankers was there too,,,mmm Stella was such a star though, but hey ho loons, chin up.
I find this stuff more riveting than most of my 5 years at the art academy.
Maybe because once in a while riveting is actually involved.
Ah a cold beer after work and a Cold War Motors video all I'm missing is a fat joint and some good munchies
I love the ashtray hanging next to the gas can!
I WAS THE FIRST VIEWER, I AM PROUD OF MYSELF! THIS BELVEDERE IS AN INCREDIBLE CLASSIC OF CLASSICS IN ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS STYLING. YOU GUYS SHOULD GO FOR A COMPLETE RESTORATION ON THIS PLYMOUTH. ITS SUCH A BEAUTY! I AM SERIOUS.
THE FRONT FENDER FROM THE SIDE LOOKS LIKE THE 64 CHRYSLER 300K CONVERTIBLE I HAD IN HIGH SCHOOL. BOUGHT IT FROM MY BEST FRIEND'S BROTHER FOR $650 IN 1971. IT ONLY HAD 30,000 MILES AND IT LOOKED SHOWROOM NEW. IT WASN'T FAST OUT OF THE HOLE BUT ONCE IT HIT 25 MPH IT WOULD LAY YOU BACK IN THE SEAT! IT SHIFTED TO 2ND @65 AND BARKED THE TIRES. TOP SPEED WAS ABOUT 155 MPH WHERE IT FELT LIKE IT WAS ABOUT TO GO AIRBORN ON A FLIGHT TO THE DAMN MOON. I LOVED THAT CAR, IT WAS BULLETPROOF. I NEVER KNEW WHAT REAR END RATIO IT BUT IT HAD TO BE REALLY HIGH. THERE WERE NOT MANY CARS BACK THEN THAT WOULD GO THAT DAMN FAST, THAT 300K CONVERTIBLE WAS A BEAST!
I LOVE YOUR DOG FRANKERS GIVE HER A BIG HUG FROM ME! I HAD TWO STANDARD POODLES WHO HUNG AROUND THE BODY SHOP WITH ME, I LOST THE LAST ONE ABOUT 15 YEARS AGO AND STILL THINK ABOUT THEM ALMOST DAILY. MY FIRST ONE LIVED TO BE 16 YEARS OLD WHICH IS A LONG TIME FOR A STANDARD POODLE. THEY ARE SMARTER THAN A LOT OF PEOPLE AND MUCH MORE LOYAL AND LOVEABLE TOO. I HAVE NOTICED ONLY REALLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE, MUCH LIKE MYSELF AND YOU OWN STANDARD POODLES.
Lol
Classic Darts made me laugh more than once guys. Great episode.
This is my favorite car of all....beautiful.
Oh man all of those "bumpside" (67-72) Ford trucks! And a crew cab even!!!! I sure could use some parts from those. Just a bit of a drive from North Carolina though unfortunately. Absolutely LOVE the 61 Plymouth and I can't wait to see you work your fabrication magic on it. All the best to you, Frankers, and the agents from North Carolina....
Yes-Justin casually smoking in the rain: like a CWM commercial! Morning coffee, high af, and CWM-shaping up to be a good week.
Gotta love classic darts
I had a teacher friend who bought an MPV 4x4 when it was new. He loved it. He liked the 4x4 function for taking the kids camping.
Player's Light, a perfect cigarette in the perfect package. Think I left that box in Lethbridge around February 1977.
This is one of my top 5 favorite episodes, what could be better than my favorite darts. Anyone who doesn't like this is just not my kind of person, I am going to test out all the new people I run into with this episode if they aren't absolutely entertained by it then out of my life they go, this is my litmus test. Be careful with the lichen some of it may be on the endangered species list.
@@aliceshaw8265 I understand your thinking on the cigarettes! I quit smoking about 20 years ago when I got sick and couldn't hardly breathe, I have two older sisters and they both smoked and when they would get sick I would try to get them to quit smoking too. The one sister kept denying that I got sick from smoking she kept saying it had to be the paint fumes and body shop dust because I have a body shop! I told her that if that was the case I still wouldn't be able to breathe because I still was in the body shop ! She kept denying that the cigarettes had made me sick that it had to be paint fumes and she continued to smoke until she got lung cancer, They took part of a lung but when they opened her up the cancer kept popping up all over her! they operated on her about 4 or 5 times but there was no saving her! She died on December 11 2018, Two days before her 66 birthday, My other sister kept smoking but she didn't get lung cancer, Her kidneys shut down and she had a kidney transplant about a month after the other sister died. She is alive but says if she knew how sick it was going to make her she wouldn't have had it done!
@@aliceshaw8265 I'm your age and have smoked since i was 14, at times i drank until I thought my eyeballs fell out, almost died a couple of times in a race car and if i die tomorrow i can honestly say that i did what i wanted to do and had one hell of a lot of fun doing it.
I am very entertained by watching your video's and I like seeing these old cars and love the comedy you and your agents do.
Seems like a great bunch of guys to hang out with!
In your world , nothing beyond repair, love your work . Australia's watching, sweet.
That MPV is friggin awesome
It was just like watching a factory tour, you guys fitting the new wing. Just brilliant.
Every one of these cars was someone's pride and joy at one time!!! I love going through a good junk yard!!! Keep Rocking it out!!!
That 55 Pontiac sedan delivery is super rare. Save it
On top of rarity, it's pretty!
@@BobPegram All of the above guys and it also looks pretty complete
@@joeboxer3365 I've learned to never assume an old car is in good shape by its appearance. True, you won't need rare exterior parts, as far as we can see, but this is a Canadian Pontiac, among other things it'll have a Chevy engine in it.
Oh, Clayton stores quite a few cars for collector friends... I assume that is one of them. Otherwise, yeah, I'd make an offer... Cheers!
Any other 55-57 chevys or Pontiacs in the yard?
We genuinely enjoyed the , junkyard safari ride , through Clayton's , in the Mazada
🙆♂️😄👏👏👏👏🔩🔧🏁
Lots of interesting automotive archeological projects 🤔
Really good, classic darts had me howling. So much fun. Clayton's is a gold mine. I can't wait for the next straight 8 episode.
While not a dart aficionado myself, I must congratulate you all on another fine My Classic Dart episode. The camera work, scripting and pace are just about perfect. Good job guys.
Alright, let's try this again(somehow I lost the original comment)...Today on "Why aren't I in Canada?" I discover that I haven't watched enough of the early CWM magic, as I'm under the impression that you guys are holding the automotive equivalent of the Magic Kingdom across the border. Coyote Auto - you've got at least 6 cars I want - starting w/the 2 Cordobas, then there's some Furys, oh yeah - & that Canadian Pontiac Sedan Delivery would make a nice work(as in fun) project. No Scott - I'm not forgetting about your collection - if you ever hear about some nut winning the Lotto & announcing a trip to Canada...hide the Belvedere. Unfortunately(or fortunately, depending on your POV), I've got more sense than space or money. And that's depending on who you ask - I believe I mentioned how many cars I had at home back in the late '90's (& that was a home w/a carport and 2-car garage) & I still found something to drive home in. So Agent 7889 is not the only one who might need time w/a shrink :) So, Frankers is getting her own channel, "Classic Darts" is a riot - I'm sure there were some ex-smokers reaching for their #oxygen masks, as the hilarity caused them to lose their breath...and the '61 is slowly becoming more attractive, there's tons of great old Iron across the border - w/a collective determined to keep them from being lost to history. Did that last run-on sentence make any sense? No? Good! I'm looking forward to the next installment of the "Straight 8 Showdown"(I'm still pro Buick), the '60 Fury build, the '61 Belvedere, and anything else in between. Gentlemen, I salute you.
Nice trip through the wrecking yard the days of yards like this are long gone in our state the state came triugh and crushed them all so many cars and yards love the 59 chevy 2 door wish we near you guys so many buildable cars and parts .
Love the van. Even more obscure and unloved than my 1 st gen. ‘97 Honda Odyssey ( yes, I know the quad dune buggy thing from around 1980 was actually the 1 st Honda Odyssey).
The classic Run Til Failure. Then abandon without regret
That 59 Stratocaster was so cool, take it home, pleeease, and the 61 Biscayne, the aqua is lonely and would like another of its kind. That Pontiac delivery would be an awesome editon and what's the gray 4 door off to the right at 14:38, it looks very complete. Oh guys I'm just lovin all these beautys and would like to take so many home, but I can't so you'll have to do it for me, just like I found a home with you guys of seeing some of my faves ,wish I had, cars and all the other unique ones and that you just save them, make them operable and even presentable. Thank you Scott
Yet more fun. Stevens Mazda a real rarity, only a single door on the drivers side.
I LOL'd at this episode of Classic Dart...Editing, dialogue, and camera work resulted in an entertaining "window".
Hey thanks for saying so: We do have fun with that stuff... I just wanted to do something that would be unlikely to get ripped off, haha! Cheers from me and Frankers and the Agents...
@@coldwarmotors - HaHa! Yup. I think CWM will have *that* hard-earned territory all to itself.
Me encantan tus vídeos, y sobretodo poder ver algún día esa colección de autos de los 50tas, saludos cordiales desde México.
I can't imagine having to bundle up like that in August. Though even down here in NC it was only 69 and drizzly yesterday.
Clayton’s yard always fun to see..darts always good fun..I’m impressed with the 4 wheel drive van from the 90’s ..that thing is dope
Meteor dents, the bane of all body men.
Major improvement on the '61, and...
You guys need to host another back yard demo derby jamboree like the one 5-6 years ago.
Jesus christ, my classic darts, the contrast of what we see on "reality" television versus what we see on you tube is getting wider by the day.
Hi Scott, guys and miss Frankers. Claytons is awsome. Cool old cars. Classic darts was a "gas"!! Belvederes coming right along.looks like a car again, amazing what a windshield and fender will do. Nice job! Looking forward to a ride along video, someday. Rev.
Hey Wayne! Thanks for the note! Glad you got a laugh at the "Darts" episode; we had fun making it...All the best from me and Frankers and the Agents!
Love hanging out with you guys i had to pause the video at the 22 minute mark to twist one up, lol.
Enjoyed it...love roaming around in wrecking yards...
thanks for the laughs
spending a saturday afternoon cruising the local junkyard. oooing and ahhhing at the totally trashed rust-buckets with small bushes and young trees growing out of the engine compartments. what fun!
Super Classic Cars & Darts.... You're makin my day here!
I'm seeing more of this vintage Chrysler product at car shows.
Even the station wagon restorations. They are so unique in their styling. I used to think they were ugly, but now they're coming around again.
-Alec W.
Minnenoplace, Minnesota
I once found an Embassy Regal down the back of a fireplace and in typical fashion I decided to smoke it. It tasted like mouldy shit paper and tea leaves. Not bad.
Maybe got the tea leaf taste from sitting.
Great video. expect a call from the surgeon general. you guys never disappoint!
If nothing else it keeps part of your driveway dry!
Wonderful video, loved the tobacco museum experience.
Should tell that Clayton guy to mow.
love your videos! Old cars, old cigs, and wild turkey! Good times.
Really like the 61 Biscuit with the visor roof! Clayton's is awesome!
61 looks great 👍
Mission accomplished, The Belvedere looks like a real car now. Hope to see more of this project, that car has made a Exner fan out of this old Harley Earl supporter.
“My Classic Darts” had me laughing so hard I about coughed up a lung.
I wonder if any darts were smoked during this escapade to Clayton's junkyard?
Do smoking Nazis ever try and "convert" these guys to non-smokers or raise "smokeless" hell on the forum?
Bob Pegram luckily no
@@colinstables Good to know that none of "those people" show up on CWM! If they do, they forget how to type!
They actually might learn something useful if they did!
Where's the MPV? Right there. Kind of blends in doesn't it. HaHaHaHa.... Happy hunting. Saw a few that I wanted.
Great how a decent fender bumper and headlights makes a car look so much better.
And there was me thinking My Classic Darts might relate to Dodges! I'm surprised that the Pontiac sedan delivery didn't make you succumb to temptation - it would have got the better of me!
It's like the fender was always on it ! Excellent find. Surprised that Mazda isn't knocking yet , they all seemed to do it around 70k. Odd to hear they are rare in Canada.Tons of them in the U.S. filling up wrecking yards, and can even be found rotting in yards out here in Hawaii .
You guys got me drooling over all these cars!
Anyone who drives around an old junkyard pointing out the Biscaynes is all right! But you missed a pretty red ‘61 Biscayne or BelAir early on. Keep having fun! It’s fun to watch!
Barry McGuire called and he wants his Mazda back, best line in the video!
Love Steve's MPV... it's Mazda 4x4 pickup running gear. Body parts are another story. Keep on Cold Waring!
The MVP stands for "Mostly Plastic Vehicle" now days all cars are MPV's
@@79tazman I had a "Most Polarizing Vehicle" and really liked it until the timing belt broke on freeway. New belt,guides and tensioners fixed it. Much more solid than front wheel drive minivans of its day. More SUV than mini.
Awesome episode ! Nothing like being in the junkyard, it's like a kid in the candy store. That junkyard was sweet, I have a 73 Fury that needs a reverse light, ( hard to find ) would you know if Mr. Clayton does any shipping ? any info would help dearly !
"My Classic Dart" reminds me when I visited Peterborough Ontario in 1972. I was performing with my high school chorus (from Pennsylvania) in a singing competition. As the day wore on, I felt my manhood ebbing away. When we got back to the motel after the competition was over, I snuck out and bought some Canadian cigarettes out of a vending machine. They were ABSOLUTELY AWFUL! Completely stale! Made me think Canadians would smoke ANYTHING! This episode just proved my point!
Alan Bradford That's funny Alan. We Canadians used to think the same way about American smokes as we thought they smelled like burning rubber. Stale smokes from anywhere suck so i can understand your feelings.
Have become a recent fan.....loved cars since neighbor's 53 Cad bumpers were eye level....always curious how one goes about restoring these old classics....looking forward to updates!!!
OMG, this is the best channel. Forget television!
that 73 Montego GT would be one hell of a car to restore, those are VERY Rare!!
The grill of the 1961 Plymouth has become an inspiration for Lexus designers. LOL
Enjoy every episode of cwm. Love the tour of the auto parts yard. Nothing like seeing autos that were once new that someone used daily. Ready to give someone a part to keep going. You guys always make me laugh. 61looking good
nice collection of classic tobacco tins !
Ahh yes, another page of "Classic Darts". You have me laughing hard at 05:30 in the morning. I smoked for fifty years and quit almost 2 years ago. I did all what you're doing with darts in my garage at one time or another. You guys take me back FFS. This is better than any TV show or other stuff on You Tube....keep it up guys, you are a funny bunch. The automobile sections are very entertaining and instructional as well. Thanks for keeping it real in a complicated fucked up world !
Wandering a junk yard on a Saturday morning... sounds good to me. Enjoy!
Back at 3am to watch the extravaganza - but here's a pre-emptive thumbs up until then. :-)
-Ed on the Ridge
Exner.. "You want space age, just a sec, hold my beer!" - hilarious
So many cars that us Aussies would probably kill for. I really want a 71, 72 camaro.
i'm hearing you mate, we don't have as much variety in our junkyards as the Canadians and North Americans do :(
Thanks for the latest video, I was looking for part 4 of the straight eight series and I missed finding this one. I guess every climate has its plusses and minuses and I see mosquitos are your baddies, just as we have beautiful tropical beaches, that you can't go in the water because of, Stingers, Crocodiles, Stone fish, Blue ringed Octopus, Sharks, Conch shells and Sting rays. lol.
Clayton magnet. What a good Indian
Bro,... Can i be your friend? So cool,, Cool junk yard.. You guys do awesome stuff.. Im so jealous.. Up state new york has so much salt in the winter ... cars are so rotted.. And when scrap was up, every yard cleaned house.. No old cool stuff left.
When you were saying "65,66,68" I didn't know if it was year models or you were counting the Plymouths!
ROFL
The classic darts segment was outstanding!
This video was a little short on Frankers time, but as she getting her own channel that will be taken care of.
Thanks for the video.
Classic Saturday afternoon viewing. Thanks, cheers.
Love this Plymouth. Very cool. Don’t we just love adding new finds to the collection!
Glad you could find one man👍🏻👏🏻
And I thought your collection of dead cars was about the best I'd seen. Now it has to share first place with Clayton's!
I kinda wish the two junkyards were combined. I was trying to see how many of the sixties/seventies cars I could name. My numbers were no where near yours Scott!
The highlight of my weekend
Love the dart museum