I can understand how stressful it is to get rid of cars. I hate seeing any good parts crushed... I know how hard it is to find parts for my '54 Plymouth Savoy, my '69 GTO, my '89 Mercury Grand Marquis, and my '71 Lemans convertible. I used to LOVE wandering around my local junkyard, finding good parts for those cars... Better you than me, crushing those cars. If I had a yard, I would be in real trouble- not wanting to crush any of them! Thanks for another great video!
It just bothers me , I know that someone somewhere needs that part or could use this for something. But at the same time I just dont have the room to save all these older cars. Gotta make room for all the new inventory that moves quicker !
You're probably gonna cry at this then. th-cam.com/video/pgVB_XKSa1k/w-d-xo.html This is Chicago; if you ever need parts for cars like that, come up here. I see them ALL the time around here, they're common as dirt. We probably have enough for the next couple hundred years or so! xD But seriously, good luck on those others, especially that Savoy.
@@MXguy95 a friend of mine used to charge a dollar a whack and five bucks for unlimited destruction. Every time he would scrap a car he would invite people over for car destruction. Had a assortment of hammers, sledgehammers, picks, axes and Torches. He would put a few extra buck's in his pocket. Wish we would have filmed it. Would have made some good content.
Why not just pull the doors on some of them and dump the body’s?? Also have you ever trashed a car and then got a call for the parts a few days later ??
Question for you. If you are just holding onto a particular vehicle for it's motor or transmission, why don't you guys remove the motor or transmission out of the vehicle, tag it/label it and store it, and then get rid of the rest of the vehicle. That is what my local junk yard does, it had an indoor building with shelving racks, and on the racks are engines, transmissions, wheels, doors, etc. They remove the parts they want to sell off of the vehicles and crush the vehicles, so they lot is not full of cars sitting there for months or years waiting to sell a part off it, meanwhile they have room to bring in new inventory, by doing it that way.
I mean, am I right, doesn't that make perfect sense? I mean I know they have a storage building that already is packed, and they probably don't have anymore room to store more engines and transmissions right now, but that would be the ideal thing to do, to just strip the cars for the saleable parts and then crush the rest of the car and make room in the yard for new arrivals that way.
@@carbuff81 I don't have a junk yard man, but, it seems like the way you described would be moving "it" twice. Just leave it in/on the car and if somebody wants it we only gotta deal with it once. In addition no need for special buildings and such to store all these items we removed.
I know what you are saying, but then again if you are trying to make space in a yard and you are only holding onto a car just for it's engine or trans, just remove the engine and trans so you can get rid of the car.
Remember when there were only a few cars out back and when cell phone coverage was very poor? You are now giving the folks at the junk yard a run for there money. Its nice when you love the work you do! :-)
Another advantage of the Forenza is the fact that it uses the exact same steering column and wheel for the 2007+ Aveo so it’s a good source of cruise control and radio controls.
Yeah Suzuki cars were decent when they were designed/made by Suzuki. Then GM bought Suzuki and promptly ruined their reputation by selling Daewoos with Suzuki badges slapped on them. Also their last SUV was a sad pile of crap rebadged 1st gen Chevy Equinox, really just a turd of an SUV from GM saddled on Suzuki.
It's all about what sells.. the ones that sit to long, time to say goodbye .. Space is valuable in business for new stock.. but oh i know how hard it is to decide which ones to let go .. i would have a hard time doing what your doing in this video cause to me lol everything is valuable . Thank you for taking us along for the stroll around the lot .. it's a lot of fun to watch Jay :)
Omg all the Cadillacs! Can you do a video on the Cadillac section?! Would love to see a will it run on all of those haha. A shame about that white diamond Deville DTS but I saw you had more and it would be neat to see them in a video
Best Honda I ever had was a Pennsylvania built '95 Honda Accord US Wagon with the 2.2 Vtec and uprated everything and Prelude running gear. Drive was like it was on oiled silk, so smooth and quiet yet that 2.2 litre engine and gearbox could pull a full sized car trailer loaded and carry 5 people and stuff in the boot too and it was effortless. As it was originally for the JDM market, it had every conceivable gadget imaginable including electric headrests, some weird glowy pole on the bumper for parking, a rear camera and seats like a posh persons best sofa they were so comfy and it did easy a good 35 to the gallon. I still want a V12 Alpina kitted BMW 750iL, street sleeping supercar ftw.
Jeffrey Boomhauer The parts will fit Buick Rendezvous, along with GM minivans. Not a lot of Azteks left in my neck of the woods, but lots of Rendezvous.
The yard I worked in as a kid they piled cars three high and it was like walking through a maze. Remember climbing up on an old GM to cut a windshield for a 67 Pontiac tempest that was a little sketchy. 😁👍👍👍👍
Another good one jay👍 by the way I seen that beautiful 79 round eye Square body Chevy in the background no wheels now but man I'm glad that didn't get crushed!!!!
Do you have any vehicles made by American Motors in the yard? For those who don't know AMC was one of 4 American car companies until they were bought up by Chrysler in 1987. Not many of them left on the roads in 2019, boys. Even rare in scrapyards I'm sure.
12:53 “and you know it’s gotta blown motor” 💀😂😂 That thing definitely overheated. I remember driving with all my windows down in my 98 SLS I in 95 degree heat and 98% humidity with my heat blasting on 90degress because it overheated earlier so bad i got scared and pulled over. blasting the heat and it save me on several occasions. I eventually replaced the WP it was so easy on those back then
@@MXguy95 not worth it to go into cardiac arrest over picking out the cars, save what U can but scrap the rest, how about hiring a kid temp to pull off the lights and bumpers off marginal cars and trash the rest????
I can see the difficulties choosing, a lot of car breakers/scrap yards here in England, with remove and store any good parts they know will sell before crushin , incase the next lot come with them damaged, so they always have parts in, not sure if you guys do that, but if not it could be an idea.
@@MrJordanwain probably the same way they do with whatever stock they have in the yard bud, but a good good PC and storage are with designated parts areas would help to keep a good record of parts, at least that's how I would deal with it.
This may seem weird, but I get a lot of ASMR from this video due to the shaking of the spray paint can as well as the general explanation of each vehicle.
Jay Smart, Some of the scrap yards in the uk, often keep the odd few decent panels, lights etc on the shelf. But the car they were on, they crushed. Do you not do that? I saw you mark up a car, that has two decent doors, I would whip those off, and a few odds and sods, Just to keep on the shelf, for the customer.
noooo! that SUV is worth $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.....................most have been crushed jalopnik.com/it-may-be-time-to-admit-the-pontiac-aztek-was-right-1830826192
Here in ny, the salvage yards have less room for actual cars, so they disassemble cars and shelve the parts before they sell. Why dont you guys do that especially taking off a few unsold parts off cars before you crush them, like that civic with no engine or trans, you can pull the 2 good doors, taillights than crush it
As a european id like to have the rear plateframe, front cornerlights and armrest with cupholders and smaller ashtray. Of the civic at 5:50. Even bent up there would be some nice parts for me.
When you have more than one of something and maybe theres good doors on one of them but nothing else could you not unbolt those good doors and put them inside another that you are keeping that way you the good parts yet free up the space of the whole car thats generally not worth keeping but for some removable parts?
I would get fired at your yard because I wouldn't be able to resist X-ing that Aztec @12:56, or other cars such as every Prius that came into the yard, etc., while at the same time keeping anything that's classic iron down to it's last bolt.
Sadly, aztec parts sell, and prius parts move like hot cakes! So I cant crush those. As much as I have my preferences, I have to make decisions that make money!
Yes, it is a Ranger, and not a Mustang, but the truck has all the same trimmings as a Saleen Mustang, including the suspension, seats, gauges, wheels, and the like. A 15-piece body kit dresses up the truck’s exterior, and the suspension boasts the same ideas that went into Saleen Mustangs. In fact, the Ranger has a Racecraft suspension.
Jay I know you’re busy but do you guys ship parts by any chance? I’m in Maine, I have a red 2001 Aztek like the one I saw in the video and I have been struggling to find some parts locally but I am in Maine.
We have that same blue van , Chrysler Town and Country. 2005. Forenzas ARE garbage , mine had piston slap from 10,000 miles , my trans went out under warranty , A/C had to be repaired. Junk.
Man speaking of scrap I live in Iowa , went to my local scrap yard with a bunch of junk I didn’t need had to weight for about 35 minutes just for 2.25$ for 535 lbs of steel scrap
the Chrysler 3.7/4.7's are NOT Mercedes designed engines, not even in the least. you can look them up anywhere and it'll almost always say its a Chrysler design. just because Chrysler back them was partly named Daimler, doesn't mean they have Mercedes parts. not sure who keeps spreading that around but i've only heard it from some random mechanics or word from other people, never any legitimate source I've seen has said that. Mercedes had their own SOHC V6's and V8's but they have nothing in common at all (and are 3V not 2V). the PowerTech engines look to me like Ford Mod motors than anything, except less reliable (typically).
@johnny smit No need to be a dick, its a legit question. Personally if you told me the used engine, door or whatever came from a car that somebody died in, I'd refuse to buy it. I don't need that bad juju in my life.
Can't save them all but you do realize that the more older vehicles are worth keeping even if its just a common vehicle back in its day. Japanese cars are coveted for their parts here.
I have a different problem; I'd save or attempt to save literally every early 90s and older car there, even the bad condition ones, like the red S10 and the black Civic body with the CRX seats from one of your older videos.
kingkobra it’s neither. It was a clean sheet design that started before the Mercedes takeover. Not long after Chrysler took over AMC, the 4.7 project was started.
@@gertraba4484 I will likely get 1 at a time, my trailer aint big enough to hold both of um. After this hurricane shits over, Ima see about going up there to get it as long as the wheels still on it, and no parts have been stripped.
What a mess. These junkyards are forbidden in the Netherlands. Junked cars have to be disassembled and good parts go into a store where you can buy them physically or on line. The rest of the car is destroyed immediately by a specialist and certified (all for environment and health and safety reasons). The dissasembly is paid for when you buy a new car (I think 500 dollars or something).
I can understand how stressful it is to get rid of cars. I hate seeing any good parts crushed... I know how hard it is to find parts for my '54 Plymouth Savoy, my '69 GTO, my '89 Mercury Grand Marquis, and my '71 Lemans convertible. I used to LOVE wandering around my local junkyard, finding good parts for those cars... Better you than me, crushing those cars. If I had a yard, I would be in real trouble- not wanting to crush any of them! Thanks for another great video!
It just bothers me , I know that someone somewhere needs that part or could use this for something. But at the same time I just dont have the room to save all these older cars. Gotta make room for all the new inventory that moves quicker !
You're probably gonna cry at this then.
th-cam.com/video/pgVB_XKSa1k/w-d-xo.html
This is Chicago; if you ever need parts for cars like that, come up here. I see them ALL the time around here, they're common as dirt. We probably have enough for the next couple hundred years or so! xD
But seriously, good luck on those others, especially that Savoy.
@@MXguy95 a friend of mine used to charge a dollar a whack and five bucks for unlimited destruction. Every time he would scrap a car he would invite people over for car destruction. Had a assortment of hammers, sledgehammers, picks, axes and Torches. He would put a few extra buck's in his pocket. Wish we would have filmed it. Would have made some good content.
Take a shot everytime jay says "I'll keep it"
Please dont haha
@@MXguy95 Wait, I Got My Flu Shot, Does That Count? LOL!
Why not just pull the doors on some of them and dump the body’s??
Also have you ever trashed a car and then got a call for the parts a few days later ??
I love these video's...it's fun to walk around and see what's out there. :)
Oh my gosh! In New Hampshire people would kill to have any of those trucks. The beds are mint!
Question for you. If you are just holding onto a particular vehicle for it's motor or transmission, why don't you guys remove the motor or transmission out of the vehicle, tag it/label it and store it, and then get rid of the rest of the vehicle. That is what my local junk yard does, it had an indoor building with shelving racks, and on the racks are engines, transmissions, wheels, doors, etc. They remove the parts they want to sell off of the vehicles and crush the vehicles, so they lot is not full of cars sitting there for months or years waiting to sell a part off it, meanwhile they have room to bring in new inventory, by doing it that way.
Great advice!
I mean, am I right, doesn't that make perfect sense? I mean I know they have a storage building that already is packed, and they probably don't have anymore room to store more engines and transmissions right now, but that would be the ideal thing to do, to just strip the cars for the saleable parts and then crush the rest of the car and make room in the yard for new arrivals that way.
@@carbuff81 I don't have a junk yard man, but, it seems like the way you described would be moving "it" twice. Just leave it in/on the car and if somebody wants it we only gotta deal with it once. In addition no need for special buildings and such to store all these items we removed.
I know what you are saying, but then again if you are trying to make space in a yard and you are only holding onto a car just for it's engine or trans, just remove the engine and trans so you can get rid of the car.
@@carbuff81 Yeah, but now we have to make an area to "hold" the items we removed.
This was really informative, Jay - thanks for this look into the logic in how this is done. Very interesting.
You should do a video over that yellow 90s chevy truck looks pretty clean to be scrapped
like I said contact local 4 by clubs and they are looking for rock crawlers or engine sheet metal all the time
Always great to watch what is good to keep and what isn't. Love the white X of doom.
Remember when there were only a few cars out back and when cell phone coverage was very poor? You are now giving the folks at the junk yard a run for there money. Its nice when you love the work you do! :-)
Another advantage of the Forenza is the fact that it uses the exact same steering column and wheel for the 2007+ Aveo so it’s a good source of cruise control and radio controls.
Yeah Suzuki cars were decent when they were designed/made by Suzuki. Then GM bought Suzuki and promptly ruined their reputation by selling Daewoos with Suzuki badges slapped on them. Also their last SUV was a sad pile of crap rebadged 1st gen Chevy Equinox, really just a turd of an SUV from GM saddled on Suzuki.
It's all about what sells.. the ones that sit to long, time to say goodbye .. Space is valuable in business for new stock.. but oh i know how hard it is to decide which ones to let go .. i would have a hard time doing what your doing in this video cause to me lol everything is valuable . Thank you for taking us along for the stroll around the lot .. it's a lot of fun to watch Jay :)
Omg all the Cadillacs! Can you do a video on the Cadillac section?! Would love to see a will it run on all of those haha. A shame about that white diamond Deville DTS but I saw you had more and it would be neat to see them in a video
Most of them run but the heads are blown sadly.
Save the 8 tracks in the older cars Jay! ^^
That Honda aged very well that’s a good looking car
Best Honda I ever had was a Pennsylvania built '95 Honda Accord US Wagon with the 2.2 Vtec and uprated everything and Prelude running gear. Drive was like it was on oiled silk, so smooth and quiet yet that 2.2 litre engine and gearbox could pull a full sized car trailer loaded and carry 5 people and stuff in the boot too and it was effortless. As it was originally for the JDM market, it had every conceivable gadget imaginable including electric headrests, some weird glowy pole on the bumper for parking, a rear camera and seats like a posh persons best sofa they were so comfy and it did easy a good 35 to the gallon. I still want a V12 Alpina kitted BMW 750iL, street sleeping supercar ftw.
Good lord, was the Racecraft Ranger messed up like that in the yard? If not, I wonder what the heck happened??
I wouldn’t have been able to help myself from putting about 10 x’s on the Aztec.
Jeffrey Boomhauer The parts will fit Buick Rendezvous, along with GM minivans. Not a lot of Azteks left in my neck of the woods, but lots of Rendezvous.
The yard I worked in as a kid they piled cars three high and it was like walking through a maze. Remember climbing up on an old GM to cut a windshield for a 67 Pontiac tempest that was a little sketchy. 😁👍👍👍👍
At one time thats the way it was done, but you loose alot of valuable parts when stacking cars and for safety purposes thats no longer procedure
Jay Smart Yeah a lot things these days are no longer something.
Another good one jay👍 by the way I seen that beautiful 79 round eye Square body Chevy in the background no wheels now but man I'm glad that didn't get crushed!!!!
I love them old Honda accords, ran a 91 Honda Accord in a derby twice, got 9th and seconds, 🤘
Where do you actually sell these parts on? Is there a website for your recycling place or are the parts listed on something like Hollander?
Did i see a bronco in the distance at 5:56? I'm a sucker for those haha
Yes, got a few broncos out in the back 40 just hanging around
Yes it is!
@@MXguy95 I would love to revive a second generation Bronco
That Honda Accord is good shape ..I had a 93 Accord and it had rust around the back wheel well.
“Can’t be about the cars you like”. Jay saves all the Honda’s 😂😂😂
He saves the hondas bc honda parts always sell.
Do you have any vehicles made by American Motors in the yard? For those who don't know AMC was one of 4 American car companies until they were bought up by Chrysler in 1987. Not many of them left on the roads in 2019, boys. Even rare in scrapyards I'm sure.
12:53 “and you know it’s gotta blown motor” 💀😂😂 That thing definitely overheated. I remember driving with all my windows down in my 98 SLS I in 95 degree heat and 98% humidity with my heat blasting on 90degress because it overheated earlier so bad i got scared and pulled over. blasting the heat and it save me on several occasions. I eventually replaced the WP it was so easy on those back then
You guys need a short wave radio connection to all the local junk yards then you’ll know what parts they need versus what you have in your yard.
Love that yellow Chevy C/K I seen in your video when you were walking around spraying vehicles.
Hang on to that Aztek for sure... you'd be surprised by how valuable they're becoming. Can't even remember the last time I saw one in a wrecking yard.
I saw a stratus in the background, Idk why but I love those 4 door Stratus's.
Your job is too stressful thank god I'm an Heart Surgeon.
Tell me about it XD
@@MXguy95 Yup if I screw up I still get paid but you lose money, I don't wanna think about it It might make me lose sleep on my $3000 bed.
@@MXguy95 not worth it to go into cardiac arrest over picking out the cars, save what U can but scrap the rest, how about hiring a kid temp to pull off the lights and bumpers off marginal cars and trash the rest????
@Tony Matthews I guess you are the joke police, but you'll never catch me!
Jay that black jeep WJ at 7:17, if i lived closer id swing by for the front fender as i need one.
Do either of those 300s have the chrome window switches? Been looking for a set of those.
Where is the junkyard located
Michael Keller somewhere in SC
Chesney, SC
Michael Keller on highway 221
It'd be an easy job if you had 5 yugo's laying around. lol
I am looking for the front clip to a Yugo to turn into a bar in my basement.
I wouldnt be able to crush those either haha
@@MXguy95 I almost got a Yugo when I was 11.
A Yugo is too rare to crush. You can't just go to AutoZone for Hugo parts. The rarer the metal, the pricier the pieces.
Or Chrysler Pr cruisers.
Got any 90's Cadillac's looking for a blower control Module I have a 91 Seville not sure what models are the same on that part
thats a good yard. a lot of good stuff. always hang onto those rangers.... always driven by do it yourselfers
Thats for sure! Thanks for watching !
I'd be interested in that wood grain steering wheel on the Deville you marked for crushing
Jay is the "car messiah"...a true savior of junk.
AMEN
talking about ford parts, id buy some parts from those rangers lol if i was closer would you ship smaller stuff?
You guys start shipping parts out around the U.S? I remember years ago when you first started making scrap yard videos, you didn't really.
I can see the difficulties choosing, a lot of car breakers/scrap yards here in England, with remove and store any good parts they know will sell before crushin , incase the next lot come with them damaged, so they always have parts in, not sure if you guys do that, but if not it could be an idea.
Garry Walker how they store all the parts and then find them again I’ll never know. 🤷🏼♂️😂
@@MrJordanwain probably the same way they do with whatever stock they have in the yard bud, but a good good PC and storage are with designated parts areas would help to keep a good record of parts, at least that's how I would deal with it.
Always liked that wheel design on that first Accord
When you put that X on it, it's been X'ed from this world!
Those gran am gt rims are bad ass!!!
This may seem weird, but I get a lot of ASMR from this video due to the shaking of the spray paint can as well as the general explanation of each vehicle.
Jay Smart, Some of the scrap yards in the uk, often keep the odd few decent panels, lights etc on the shelf. But the car they were on, they crushed. Do you not do that? I saw you mark up a car, that has two decent doors, I would whip those off, and a few odds and sods, Just to keep on the shelf, for the customer.
As I walk through the valley of carnage and see the X of death
I fear no Honda or Jeep as they will last forever!!!
The Aztec can go. What a waste of metal.
James Nasto agreed
noooo! that SUV is worth $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.....................most have been crushed
jalopnik.com/it-may-be-time-to-admit-the-pontiac-aztek-was-right-1830826192
ger traba shut up and admit it’s garbage
actually they are very reliable
*Like he said, just because you hate it doesn't mean you have to get rid of it. There's probably people out there looking for parts from them.*
To save it all, well that would be hoarding....
My grandma had a 2007 vue the timing chain just broke off recently at 70,000 miles. They bought it brand new. You can guess where it is now, shame
Those Vues were junk I liked the styling of them though
So whats the difference between car junkyards yards and metal recyclers in your area, because from what I see your the same except you have a scale?
we are a combination of both!
Here in ny, the salvage yards have less room for actual cars, so they disassemble cars and shelve the parts before they sell. Why dont you guys do that especially taking off a few unsold parts off cars before you crush them, like that civic with no engine or trans, you can pull the 2 good doors, taillights than crush it
Took me an hour and a half to watch this video with all the stuff going on around me. I’m committed though!!!
As a european id like to have the rear plateframe, front cornerlights and armrest with cupholders and smaller ashtray. Of the civic at 5:50. Even bent up there would be some nice parts for me.
When you have more than one of something and maybe theres good doors on one of them but nothing else could you not unbolt those good doors and put them inside another that you are keeping that way you the good parts yet free up the space of the whole car thats generally not worth keeping but for some removable parts?
If its something that doesnt sell well, or has been hanging around for awhile ill just let the whole thing go
@@MXguy95 do you have the vehicles set up by section and make or is it just a hodge podge of locations?
I would get fired at your yard because I wouldn't be able to resist X-ing that Aztec @12:56, or other cars such as every Prius that came into the yard, etc., while at the same time keeping anything that's classic iron down to it's last bolt.
Sadly, aztec parts sell, and prius parts move like hot cakes! So I cant crush those. As much as I have my preferences, I have to make decisions that make money!
Nice Chrysler Sebring 2,7 V6👍👍👍🦉😊
Yes, it is a Ranger, and not a Mustang, but the truck has all the same trimmings as a Saleen Mustang, including the suspension, seats, gauges, wheels, and the like. A 15-piece body kit dresses up the truck’s exterior, and the suspension boasts the same ideas that went into Saleen Mustangs. In fact, the Ranger has a Racecraft suspension.
Jay I know you’re busy but do you guys ship parts by any chance? I’m in Maine, I have a red 2001 Aztek like the one I saw in the video and I have been struggling to find some parts locally but I am in Maine.
My friend just totaled his 01 cavalier. It had no rust 65k miles. Ran smooth clean interior. sure it had a few scratches and dings but shes gone :(
My girlfriend went on a rampage in her Geo. I’m sure you can geuss I broke up with her after that.
WOW an AZTEK thats a rad PONTIAC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
'I need parts for my pacifica' man yeah i bet you do!
I wish that CB7 was in my local junkyard! They're hard to find in New England!
That Suzuki looks like it should be put back on the road. Looks pretty clean.
What's the deal with the freightliner cascadia in background any chance of a video on that?
I have an extreme soft spot for LH platforms cars, along with dodge stratus/chrysler sebring models. It hurt my soul to see the stratus and the 300m
8:01 on the right side.
The two SUVs. Silver and gold. Those are SantaFe's right?
Would love to look at them in person.
We have that same blue van , Chrysler Town and Country. 2005. Forenzas ARE garbage , mine had piston slap from 10,000 miles , my trans went out under warranty , A/C had to be repaired. Junk.
Jay I need the tail lights out of that uplander ya got there!
Man speaking of scrap I live in Iowa , went to my local scrap yard with a bunch of junk I didn’t need had to weight for about 35 minutes just for 2.25$ for 535 lbs of steel scrap
That sucks! I know the price is way down at the current moment, but here its well over 20 bucks for what you had there !
That sucks! I got 40 bucks here in Maryland for about 700lbs the other day.
the Chrysler 3.7/4.7's are NOT Mercedes designed engines, not even in the least. you can look them up anywhere and it'll almost always say its a Chrysler design. just because Chrysler back them was partly named Daimler, doesn't mean they have Mercedes parts. not sure who keeps spreading that around but i've only heard it from some random mechanics or word from other people, never any legitimate source I've seen has said that.
Mercedes had their own SOHC V6's and V8's but they have nothing in common at all (and are 3V not 2V). the PowerTech engines look to me like Ford Mod motors than anything, except less reliable (typically).
Please let me know - WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED and how may I contact you for parts. I am in central Oklahoma....
Too far from where u live bro, north Carolina
Hi Jay I need a Front bumper for my 1997 Ford f150 if you have how much would you sale it for $$$???
now this soundslike an appeal
*Walks past the Pontiac Aztec* smh
Junking Stock to us is like Jay Choosing Hand reared Lambs to send off to Market to him.🐑😭....😁
Jay what do you do with the cars that people died in??? Or have blood and stuff in them??
johnny smit no need to be rude to people online
@johnny smit No need to be a dick, its a legit question. Personally if you told me the used engine, door or whatever came from a car that somebody died in, I'd refuse to buy it. I don't need that bad juju in my life.
Where is this place located?
In cars hell
South Carolina
"A Good Bump Is Very Important In Today's Society"! lol
If you ever get any 90 eldorado's in the lot let me know , I've been looking for one for parts forever, and have had zero luck so far,,,, Liked Vid!!!
Lol....Here in S.A the Suzuki Firenza is bagged as a Chevrolet Optra..
I want that white 4 door impala!
Can't save them all but you do realize that the more older vehicles are worth keeping even if its just a common vehicle back in its day. Japanese cars are coveted for their parts here.
I have a different problem; I'd save or attempt to save literally every early 90s and older car there, even the bad condition ones, like the red S10 and the black Civic body with the CRX seats from one of your older videos.
I didn't know the Dodge 4.7 is a Mercedes design I thought it was a destroked 5.2
kingkobra it’s neither. It was a clean sheet design that started before the Mercedes takeover. Not long after Chrysler took over AMC, the 4.7 project was started.
I guess I would never crush anything.
Its a hard decision to make
did I see a mid 70's camino by the white Cad at 12:11?
yes!
@@MXguy95 save it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thats really weird, that suzuki forenza i think you called it is actually sold as a Chevy in the uk lol.
How often do you get a call for a part that went into the crusher the previous day? Murphy's Law. :-)
5:45 What's the story behind that white car with an open trunk?
Need a under dash heater box cover for a 1991 Chevy truck w/hardware.
Hey Jay, I want at least one of the beetles from your last video. I will be in touch next week after this hurricane craps over.
take em both for parts
@@gertraba4484 I will likely get 1 at a time, my trailer aint big enough to hold both of um. After this hurricane shits over, Ima see about going up there to get it as long as the wheels still on it, and no parts have been stripped.
You need a large building so you can hold parts and not the whole car for just the engine
I own 3 cb7s and a cb9 wagon. They are amazing cars
Do you have or get any 07-14 Navigator 20” chrome wheels? The chrome is falling off of mine.
What a mess. These junkyards are forbidden in the Netherlands. Junked cars have to be disassembled and good parts go into a store where you can buy them physically or on line. The rest of the car is destroyed immediately by a specialist and certified (all for environment and health and safety reasons). The dissasembly is paid for when you buy a new car (I think 500 dollars or something).
i wish i had a junkyard to mess around in
you are so lucky to have work like that
Were you located i need some ford parts