We had a great time out there at whites auto salvage Marcella is right it’s amazing!!!great folks to deal with it was started in 1947 and is 4 generations strong and they are very passionate about the business and I look forward to going back for my next parts thanks again to whites in germanton North Carolina
Thanks for posting. Sad to see that flat window 1st gen g10 chevy van (64-66) at the beginning of the video and saw a few 2nd Gen vans also but for people close by there can try to buy the vans or parts . I'll try and post a link in the vintage Van and vintage chevy van sites . Cars like the 66 convert should be saved but that yard is super awesome. We have small big company owned yards everywhere in Cali and they are trying to close some of them up.
New sub gents! I been living in NC all my life and never heard of this place! Grew up in Hickory messing with cars then left to join the Marine Corps and been in Eastern NC ever since 1983. Going to Whites this weekend to try and get me a hood for my 72 Grand Prix. Called him and he said he's got 4 or 5. Thanks fellers!!!
Guys I don’t mean to be forward but I’m one of the Jug heads that knows pretty much any vehicle I’m looking at. Get online and start studying those vehicles. Just type stuff in and go. People are relying on your ability as automotive journalist to call out the right names on the vehicles especially the old stuff. I’ll check back in a few weeks to see how you’re doing.
Thanks Russell for the honesty. I would not consider us journalists by any stretch....just a couple of interested country boys and explorers. Learning daily.
There aren’t any scrap yards or junkyards like that in my area but I certainly wish there were. Sadly, they’re all gone in Northeast Ohio. As far as I know. I noticed that there was a 1950 De Soto in that video you don’t see many of those anymore
@@ronlee1949 you don't have to travel that far because you can go down to Southeast Ohio and it's pretty good-sized junkyard. A lot of old stuff from the fifties and sixties in there as well. Just letting you know Miss rights on the border there was what is it West Virginia.
I'm not being critical but the winged chevy at 6:40 is a 1960 you are correct about the taillights. 1959 had cats eye taillights. Class dismissed! Thanks for the tour. I'm thinking road trip
I'm not busting your chops maybe just help you out a little bit. First of all that champion charger with a 71 ish Challenger! I know they ain't much left of it but there's a tub and that's what you need when you want to build one. So thanks for showing it. Yeah the thing is I give you 2 cheats. Look at the tail light lenses. Like 59 Chevy is a big old teardrop lens. Like many cars is one year only. Don't have the dates on the tail light lenses. On those older cars quite often one year only maybe 2 years. The 60 resembles a 59 a little bit. But 261 has the same taillights as a 60 and they kind of resembles body-wise is 62. So look at the taillights of course you can look at their vin tag of one of the tags up on me fender of a Mopar or maybe on the firewall. Here's one that my kid came up with. Take a picture with your phone and choose the Google lens option and quite often it'll give you the year and make of the car. I saw the other guys video to and there's somebody else that did a video out there. But they're all enjoyable
@@carolinahillcountry we have smartphones as well as Android. I know that it's on the Android. Let's give credit where credit's due. My son showed me this trick sometime back. Google lens and it comes with the phone normally it's some kind of app. That comes with the phone and it does not cost anything. That comes with the phone and it does not cost anything. It's as easy as taking a screenshot and you look at your choices and on my phone is for choices and it's a second from the last choice is Google's lens. Tap that with your finger and I'll send you see like Twilight zone happening to your phone to be little dots and it says Google searching. It's the same principle as taking a picture and moving it over to the Google search bar. It's a rectangular box with a circle in the center of it. That may look like an eye but overall the whole thing looks like a camera shape. Play around with it for a little bit
@@carolinahillcountry Lol yeah and they do it at the best time of the day. Yes they are adding more gas tax again. I am to the point I think its going in pockets and not to fix the freeways. It was high last summer at over 7 dollars a gallon. I am a CA native and have never seen it that high and for what reason.
@carolinahillcountry lol 😆 its nothing to drop 100 bucks on gas a week in Socal. People wonder why I want a cheaper car that gets better than 15 mpg on a good day. It's nice to have the go. I am to the point where is it worth a payment again and keep the Challenger or dump it.
Not '59 Chevy's, but 1960's ... The '59's had the "Cat Eyed" taillights.
Thanks
Great to see yards like this still exist
Thanks for sharing
Yeah that place is awesome. Thanks Rav 4 Guy.
That place is huge! It would be so awesome to visit! Thanks for sharing. Awesomeness 👏😎
@@Kevscancave I agree. Thanks brother.
@@Kevscancave Thanks Kev.
Sterling colme for a 59 Chevy car
Been to Whites 2-3 times and have never been disappointed in parts selection or price!
Amen I agree. And such a Cool place.
Lot of frank zappa fans would love that dental floss door!
I bet so. It's unique. Thank you.
We had a great time out there at whites auto salvage Marcella is right it’s amazing!!!great folks to deal with it was started in 1947 and is 4 generations strong and they are very passionate about the business and I look forward to going back for my next parts thanks again to whites in germanton North Carolina
Amen!
Made my day, had me rollin. If junkin doesn't work out you could always work in the field of comedy
Haha thank you Brother Bill. Very humbling. God bless.
Wow! Parts Heaven! That’s incredible thanks for the tour! …..Wow! 👍😎👍
Thanks Kev!
@@carolinahillcountry Your Welcome!
75% scrap, 25% gold. Amazed the County lets him store cars right out to the road, and no fences. Only honest folk around them parts.
Amen brother.
Thanks for filming this amazing yard. This place is AWESOME 😎
@@mikec3933 you're welcome Mike. Yes it is awesome.
Thanks for posting. Sad to see that flat window 1st gen g10 chevy van (64-66) at the beginning of the video and saw a few 2nd Gen vans also but for people close by there can try to buy the vans or parts . I'll try and post a link in the vintage Van and vintage chevy van sites . Cars like the 66 convert should be saved but that yard is super awesome. We have small big company owned yards everywhere in Cali and they are trying to close some of them up.
Thanks for that info. Yeah sad to see em go.
This old man may actually have something i am looking for.
Very well could. There is so much there.
My kind of Heaven!
Amen
😍Oh wow, very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍
Thank you brother. Agreed!
@@carolinahillcountry 👍👍
New sub gents! I been living in NC all my life and never heard of this place! Grew up in Hickory messing with cars then left to join the Marine Corps and been in Eastern NC ever since 1983. Going to Whites this weekend to try and get me a hood for my 72 Grand Prix. Called him and he said he's got 4 or 5. Thanks fellers!!!
Yes sir brother. It's a killer place
Can't wait to go! Kinda feel like a kid that found out he's going to Disney Land!! God Bless gentlemen, and thanks again!!@@carolinahillcountry
@@Big88Country haha. God bless y'all.
shout out wake forest
Yes sir Winston-Salem. All these ACC schools are right up the road. Shout out Larry Bird for life haha.
good video bro. thanks for the vlog, i always enjoy these
Thanks bro.
Oh you watch puddins fab shop to I really like his content.
Yes sir Ray we watch ole Puddin. My brother, Hank, is a super fan.
Lot of history there
Yes sir!
'60 chevies at 6:20
Thank you, Jonathan. Good info.
Guys I don’t mean to be forward but I’m one of the Jug heads that knows pretty much any vehicle I’m looking at. Get online and start studying those vehicles. Just type stuff in and go. People are relying on your ability as automotive journalist to call out the right names on the vehicles especially the old stuff. I’ll check back in a few weeks to see how you’re doing.
Thanks Russell for the honesty. I would not consider us journalists by any stretch....just a couple of interested country boys and explorers. Learning daily.
The buick bullet holes on the front fender, 4 is a road master, 3 is a special.
Thank you, John.
Nice!
Thanks.
Been going to this place for over 20 years great place an people sometimes I go just to look good video
Awesome place! Thanks Beaver Dam.
That’s amazing man!
Thanks amazing lady!
Bet for a good amount of these cars, you could take a bunch and use the parts to assemble a whole good car.
Yes sir Taco Man. I thought the same thing walking through.
I use to have one of those double decker Buicks lol.
Haha that's right.
I hope not a 70 Stage1
The wing cars he was talking about is actually a 1960 and he is correct about the taillights, impala has 3 and belair and Biscayne has 2.
Awesome thanks.
Your 59 Chevy is actually a 1960
Gotcha. Thanks, Ron. 👍
There aren’t any scrap yards or junkyards like that in my area but I certainly wish there were. Sadly, they’re all gone in Northeast Ohio. As far as I know. I noticed that there was a 1950 De Soto in that video you don’t see many of those anymore
@@ronlee1949 True words, Ron. Sad that these classics are going away. Thanks, brother.
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@@ronlee1949 you don't have to travel that far because you can go down to Southeast Ohio and it's pretty good-sized junkyard. A lot of old stuff from the fifties and sixties in there as well. Just letting you know Miss rights on the border there was what is it West Virginia.
Man i was laughing thru that whole video! Thanks for the mood lifter, cheaper than weed!
Haha thank you, Jim. Yeah we had a blast.
not a 59 , thats a 1960 belair
Thanks, Brent. Good info, brother.
59 had teardrop style tail lights
59 had teardrop style tail lights
Right next door 2 slo boys racing
Haha
That's a 1960 Chevrolet. The '59 had the solid horizontal tear drop.
Thank you
I'm not being critical but the winged chevy at 6:40 is a 1960 you are correct about the taillights. 1959 had cats eye taillights. Class dismissed! Thanks for the tour. I'm thinking road trip
Thanks for the info chopped mercury. It's a very cool spot.
It was a Challenger 72-74. At 6:59 😊
Thank you, Thomas.
Did you happen to see any amc cars
I don't remember seeing any, Thomas. Hank over at JustHankinAround youtube channel has been there several times, and he may know.
Can someone please name the van seen at 3:44?
Not sure. My brother might know. I will ask.
Bubble Drop tail lights is the '59.
Thanks man.
Do you have chevy apche 56 body ?
I didn't see one but if you call I can bet White's can say for sure.
ray whites best hinding place
That place is awesome, Twist It 👍
I'm not busting your chops maybe just help you out a little bit. First of all that champion charger with a 71 ish Challenger! I know they ain't much left of it but there's a tub and that's what you need when you want to build one. So thanks for showing it. Yeah the thing is I give you 2 cheats. Look at the tail light lenses. Like 59 Chevy is a big old teardrop lens. Like many cars is one year only. Don't have the dates on the tail light lenses. On those older cars quite often one year only maybe 2 years. The 60 resembles a 59 a little bit. But 261 has the same taillights as a 60 and they kind of resembles body-wise is 62. So look at the taillights of course you can look at their vin tag of one of the tags up on me fender of a Mopar or maybe on the firewall. Here's one that my kid came up with. Take a picture with your phone and choose the Google lens option and quite often it'll give you the year and make of the car. I saw the other guys video to and there's somebody else that did a video out there. But they're all enjoyable
Thank you for the great info. Never heard of that phone camera trick.
@@carolinahillcountry we have smartphones as well as Android. I know that it's on the Android. Let's give credit where credit's due. My son showed me this trick sometime back. Google lens and it comes with the phone normally it's some kind of app. That comes with the phone and it does not cost anything. That comes with the phone and it does not cost anything. It's as easy as taking a screenshot and you look at your choices and on my phone is for choices and it's a second from the last choice is Google's lens. Tap that with your finger and I'll send you see like Twilight zone happening to your phone to be little dots and it says Google searching. It's the same principle as taking a picture and moving it over to the Google search bar. It's a rectangular box with a circle in the center of it. That may look like an eye but overall the whole thing looks like a camera shape. Play around with it for a little bit
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025 I agree to give credit where it is due. These younger folks can work technology. My kids show me stuff all the time. Thanks.
That's no charger at 8:40 , looks like a coronet or something, but I'm no expert 🤷🏻♂️
OK thanks, Chris. I wasn't sure.
Yeah came here to comment lol, that's a 68-70 coronet. Definitely not a charger lol
Oldfordsonly
"German Town"? Did I understand that right?
I think it used to be named German Town but was shortened like we do here in the south to Germanton.
ISO!! 1971-76 CHEVY CAPRICE/IMPALA CONVERTIBLE PROJECTS....THANKS IN ADVANCE
No doubt. Will look out. Thanks.
Lmao fixing the roads like they do in CA. Yeah and do it at 6am when everyone is going to work on the freeways.
Haha yeah that sounds right.
@@carolinahillcountry Lol yeah and they do it at the best time of the day. Yes they are adding more gas tax again. I am to the point I think its going in pockets and not to fix the freeways. It was high last summer at over 7 dollars a gallon. I am a CA native and have never seen it that high and for what reason.
@@thomasthurston6656 Wow!
@carolinahillcountry lol 😆 its nothing to drop 100 bucks on gas a week in Socal. People wonder why I want a cheaper car that gets better than 15 mpg on a good day. It's nice to have the go. I am to the point where is it worth a payment again and keep the Challenger or dump it.
'69 Impala is a '67.
Thank you William.
60 BELAIR......59 HAD CATEYES
Thanks, Donald. Always learning.
1960chevy
Thank you, Ray.
not a nomad just a chevy wagon
Thanks William
the chevy is a 60 not a 59
Thank you brother
Time of trash looks like it 💀🔒
coronet not a charger
Thanks
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Yeah 1960 not a 1959 sir
Thanks, Victor. 👍
No that car is a 1970 dodge challenger
Awesome! Thanks, Eric. 👍
Want some Help from India looking for convertible cars from1935-1947any car junkyard or projects thanks
Be on the lookout. White's Salvage is one possible choice.
The car observations and year accuracy was terrible, you guys day drinking?
Yep Mr. Martin. And really appreciate the kind words.
I AM LOOKING FOR CRROSLEY CARS ,DO YOU HAVE ANY AND HOW MUCH?
I believe I have seen one old out of shape Crossley at an auction before. I am not sure if there are any at White's Salvage. I can keep my eyes open.