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Hot Rods Where old Ford bodies go to die

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by rodncustom, Dec 31, 2010.

  1. rodncustom
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  2. screwball
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    and rot to dust.
     
  3. daren
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    lemme guess, "nothing is for sale"
     
  4. K and K
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    Ha! Of course..."I'm going to restore them soon..."
     

  5. screwball
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    oh I will sell but they are worth 10 grand each on ebay or restored 1 million at barret jackson
     
  6. MR. FORD
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    from Austin, TX

    Wow...amazing and sad at the same time.:eek::(
     
  7. dorf
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    lord they werent all made by ford. did u guys spot the milk truck wheels
     
  8. K and K
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    Yeah, but I thought they were just making a the first monster truck!
     
  9. RodStRace
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    Those look like recent shots. Some good building material there!
     
  10. propwash
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    man, I haven't cried in years...but those photos and the thought that some TIThead is 'going to restore them someday' got me a bit teared up. How pitiful

    dj
     
  11. Never2low
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    Is that the same yard Brigrat posted about, a while back. I believe it was stated that the owner is not friendly to strangers who stop by and inquire. I'm not sure if he is willing to let anything go. By the looks of it, I'd say, not so much.
    Just too much to wrap your head around.

    Is owner's name Bruce?
    Might be the same place. He said he had THREE yards. Yes I said THREE!

    Found these links...

    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=363128

    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=351496
     
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  12. screwball
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    The more I see this stuff sitting turning to dust the less I care. I'm jaded.
     
  13. Commando66
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  14. hombres ruin
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    the guy is going to restore each one very soon,and nothings for sale and the guy is 90 yrs old right?
     
  15. chrisntx
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    from Texas .

    If you guys want to buy stuff like this, you gotta take the right approach.

    First, drive up in a Model A Ford that you have been driving thru several states for about 14 years.
    Works for me
     
  16. Big deal. So the guy has a few cars. Don't we all? ;)
     
  17. The37Kid
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    That's a pitina factory right?
     
  18. The37Kid
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    That's a pitina factory right?
     
  19. Thanks a lot for ruining my New Years Eve buzz..........
     
  20. Sanderson37
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    Thats just south of toppenish WA. Ive talked to the guy several times and have checked out the yard as well. He was a friend of my late grandfather.
     
  21. This is all a dream....Just keep saying to yourself.


    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.
    There is NO old Ford tin in Washington.

    :D;):rolleyes::D:cool::eek:
     
  22. rebstew187
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    WOW. I'd love to just look around in that place. Even if he wouldn't let anything go. Thanks for sharing the pics.
     
  23. sakelley22
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    someday somebody will have a hell of a sale when he dies or it will go to a realitive who could care less and they will all be crushed just makes me sick there is an old junk yard in upstate sc with lots of 40s and 50s cars in it and the old dude will talk your ear off but never give a price on nothing
     
  24. lawman
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    That is sooo very sad !!!!
     
  25. There was a yard in New Mexico like that. When the scrap prices got high, he crushed it all.
     
  26. Sanderson37
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    He passed away and his son is the caretaker now. They dont sell anything to anyone but close friends with lots of $. I havnt been down there in a few years since before he passed. Ill have to stop back in and see what the deal is.
     
  27. Tank
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    Wow...... That is insane. Awesome pics, sad though.
     
  28. abone1930
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    That is the best picks I have seen of that Yard, what a shame:D DAMN iF I were only rich and he would sell :D
     
  29. Django
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    Wow! I like the '41 convertible!
     

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