Not that it could've been saved, but notice how there wasn't any rust on the bottom of it? Must've been close to new when it went in there, as that era Ford products rusted heavily in about 5-6 years in Wisconsin. Again, I say this yards been in business over 60 years or more.
Lincoln...what a luxury car used to be...I guess what was left of the Scout was on top of the Lincoln? (Kinda hard to tell) Seeing those school buses in the background makes me wonder: Would your crusher be large enough to handle a full-size school bus without much pre-crumpling? Maybe you can try one in a future video!
I always love your video's. Especialy this one. Where we see more of the yard and the extraction. Could you add more of that maby? It woud be a great addition.
That old cars being there so long all those Junk cars just piled of Junk car Those stuff should be crush long time go the another junkyard have news cars Ps for a old Lincoln it held well didn't crush to much it better then the new cars
Old Lincs from that era had a presence they just don't have anymore. Not sure what was funny at 2:23 or so. Must have been that large part going KA-BOOM. Rest had it coming, but I felt bad for that Cavalier. Had a 1985 Cavalier Type 10 as my first car.
I had a 1985 Cavalier Type 10 I bought brand new as well; pretty decent cars. I liked the different dash with the horizontal speedometer. I had an 84 Cavalier 5-speed I bought brand new and the clutching was killing my ankle and knee. I took a loss at 11 months and got the 85 Cavalier automatic. They're actually very capable and decently built cars.
Would be awesome if you could do some videos of when you are pulling them out like the beginning
Poor ol Lincoln! Glad there wasn't much Corvair left on that buggy! That VW was a Black Forest Edition!
By looking at the yard makes it more clear why these cars are so raggedy
I'm waiting for someone to say that they could have saved that Lincoln lol
Not that they could have saved it, but some one else could have.
Obviously not the Lincoln but surely someone could have done something with that Corvair Buggy thing.
It looks like all rusted junk to me...
Someone would want it just to put in their yard for no reason lol. Lots of rednecks on these channels.
Not that it could've been saved, but notice how there wasn't any rust on the bottom of it? Must've been close to new when it went in there, as that era Ford products rusted heavily in about 5-6 years in Wisconsin. Again, I say this yards been in business over 60 years or more.
Lincoln...what a luxury car used to be...I guess what was left of the Scout was on top of the Lincoln? (Kinda hard to tell) Seeing those school buses in the background makes me wonder: Would your crusher be large enough to handle a full-size school bus without much pre-crumpling? Maybe you can try one in a future video!
Yay more crushing
Lots of metal that can be reused ❤
Now this is what I enjoy watching , cars being crushed! Great content as always!
Great to see some of your yard. Hope to see more of it :)
That continental somebody paid a lot of money to drive it off the lot in 1978 .
MORE VIDEOS PLEASE!!! I APPRECIATE YOU!
How many cars to crush you have left?
Probably crushes out many yards.
That Lincoln still looks long without the front end. LOL! The tail-light was the only thing good left on it.
I rarely see those old Volkswagen Golf like that or those old Jetta's or that old Golf like that but you rarely don't see an old Golf or Jetta anymore
Does anyone know where this yard is ? They have all the cool old stuff.
Its in Wisconsin somewhere
Ok. Thanks !!!!
I always love your video's. Especialy this one. Where we see more of the yard and the extraction. Could you add more of that maby? It woud be a great addition.
*HELL YES.*
2:23
"ho ho hoo"
Wisconsin people are just......different
Town Car was well parted out.
How much junk is still there? How can you just keep crushing this shit and always finding more that's been there forever?
I don't even see buggy's anymore I mostly see dirt bikes & ATV's but not buggy's anymore
Is the truck frame that went in with the Lincoln the IH Scout? It's sure got a substantial rear bumper on it.
Looks like the piles thinning out
Siderurgical feedstock?
Oh no! Not the Cavalier! Not the Cavalier!............oh well 🤷♂️ 😄
derbers just said shit that was a mean car
Now that’s a stinkin Lincoln
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comment for the al gore's rythym
is your plate masher mobile got 1300 needs to go
That old cars being there so long all those Junk cars just piled of Junk car
Those stuff should be crush long time go the another junkyard have news cars
Ps for a old Lincoln it held well didn't crush to much it better then the new cars
Old Lincs from that era had a presence they just don't have anymore. Not sure what was funny at 2:23 or so. Must have been that large part going KA-BOOM. Rest had it coming, but I felt bad for that Cavalier. Had a 1985 Cavalier Type 10 as my first car.
I had a 1985 Cavalier Type 10 I bought brand new as well; pretty decent cars. I liked the different dash with the horizontal speedometer. I had an 84 Cavalier 5-speed I bought brand new and the clutching was killing my ankle and knee. I took a loss at 11 months and got the 85 Cavalier automatic. They're actually very capable and decently built cars.