Great times as always maybe we find a junk yard half way between us next time and meet there? Sorry about the horrible Maine accent thank goodness for captions lol
Used to have a junkyard in NJ in the pine barrens like the one you were in. I liked to look through it. Found our old 59 Ford XL 500 in it one day. Had been sectioned to reuse the rear section. Only the front clip was there. Still had the 1966 Pep Boys Cornell 700 tires and remanufactured Y block my dad had put in it in the 1960s. Junk yards are basically gone around me now. I think the carb assembly/air cleaner was a good price. I used to stop at a restaurant I think that’s not far from you for Fish and chips but not sure if it is still there. I’ll reserve judgement on the wieners.
Maine had a lot of vintage junkyard yrs ago. The state went on a witch hunt to clean things up including aerial surveillance. A lot good stuff is gone now. Even Hollywood highlighted Maine junkyards The movie The Iron Giant was based on Mid coast Maine and there was a great yard with with cars in the 20's_60's that went all the way to the Atlantic. Had friends who made it there--I never did (major regrets)!😣
Unless you have deep pockets, rarely is a junkyard the place to find projects. At least her in the rust belt, but there’s an exception to every rule! That Tbird was a good looking car from the top side!
1st generation Corvair looks pretty good except for rust on back engine hood. l remember Goldenrod Garage from the 80's and boy did he have some original beauties from the 50's and they were CHEAP in comparison to the later years before his recent passing.
I enjoyed the video. A mix of video types is good, as far as I'm concerned. Just don't start showing the "look what rare thing I found and you didn't" type of videos. Some channels do that so much it seems like they are bragging or showing off. ;) I got interrupted watching a couple of times. Did you mention fuel mileage?
Love the junkyard crawl 👍👍👍👍 especially if you bring one home
Hope to find more Robert.
Great times as always maybe we find a junk yard half way between us next time and meet there? Sorry about the horrible Maine accent thank goodness for captions lol
Damn Yankees!
@@OldeCarrGuy I just talk Yankee I'm from the south lol
Volo Auto museum lakemoor Illinois very popular off of takes a whole day to walk
Love to find a big yard around here!
Used to have a junkyard in NJ in the pine barrens like the one you were in. I liked to look through it. Found our old 59 Ford XL 500 in it one day. Had been sectioned to reuse the rear section. Only the front clip was there. Still had the 1966 Pep Boys Cornell 700 tires and remanufactured Y block my dad had put in it in the 1960s. Junk yards are basically gone around me now. I think the carb assembly/air cleaner was a good price. I used to stop at a restaurant I think that’s not far from you for Fish and chips but not sure if it is still there. I’ll reserve judgement on the wieners.
Those were the days Walter! Good times!
Do you remember the restaurants name I could probably tell if still around lok
Good stuff love junkyard tours
Thanks Michael!
As far as wasses hot dogs in Rockland Maine well worth the wait in line .....
Definitely!
Man that was a fun video! Always entertaining with you!
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!
Maine had a lot of vintage junkyard yrs ago. The state went on a witch hunt to clean things up including aerial surveillance. A lot good stuff is gone now. Even Hollywood highlighted Maine junkyards The movie The Iron Giant was based on Mid coast Maine and there was a great yard with with cars in the 20's_60's that went all the way to the Atlantic. Had friends who made it there--I never did (major regrets)!😣
Good information Glenn! Funny how the government ruins all the fun stuff.
With steel scrap prices up crazy unfortunately time to crush
You’re not wrong!
I'd love to see you get that 1980 black and gold Olds Cutlass it looks savable
Looks are deceiving, but it did look nice!
It's always been my dream to find a nice old truck or car to do a project on. Just never have the time or place to work on it.
I would like to fix up the old T-Bird.
Unless you have deep pockets, rarely is a junkyard the place to find projects. At least her in the rust belt, but there’s an exception to every rule! That Tbird was a good looking car from the top side!
Traffic light $150.
Closer!
Pontiac T-37 stands for T=Tempest and 37=Hardtop Coupe.
Thanks for letting us know!
1st generation Corvair looks pretty good except for rust on back engine hood. l remember Goldenrod Garage from the 80's and boy did he have some original beauties from the 50's and they were CHEAP in comparison to the later years before his recent passing.
Personally I blame squirrels...... and crushers
Or those Trash Pandas.🦝🦝
@@derekbowbrick6233 total trash pandas
@@unclesquirrel6951 🦝🦝
If only squirrels could talk--they would say you're nuts! 😆
ask Scotty the squirrel where his nuts are
👍
I enjoyed the video. A mix of video types is good, as far as I'm concerned.
Just don't start showing the "look what rare thing I found and you didn't" type of videos. Some channels do that so much it seems like they are bragging or showing off. ;)
I got interrupted watching a couple of times. Did you mention fuel mileage?
I didn’t, but the next video does!
$100. 🤔
Not quite!
Corvair!
Right!
what junkyard is this?
Southern Maine!
Firth’s Salvage
@@OldeCarrGuy what is the name of the yard please?
Chip on a key. Dance around the fire 7 times and type your code in under 5 seconds. I'm so over it.
Isn’t technology great?
2002 Grand Marquis LS, looking for the white plastic cover for the reverse lights????
Probably need to by the whole panel which includes your license plate lights, reverse lights and reflectors. Try some local salvage yards or eBay.