Folks Of Interest Junk Yard pics

Was out at my buddy's place getting parts and snapped some pics so thought I would share.

 

More.

 

You have to love dry rust free storage...... Montana area?
The Northeast boys will be drooling over this stuff......
Thanks for posting

 

There's gotta be a HEMI in one of those Chryslers or DeSotos....

 

I'd be interested in the 55-59 Panel Truck in the back of this pic!

 

There is some good stuff

 

That's a great stash!! Bunch of good solid cars and trucks. There will be inquiries.

 

Ok, where's it at, are they for sale?

 

Post more pictures from junkyards under this thread. Always nice to look at some old beautiful rust.

 

Thanks for the treat...

 

mista- look for the sitting and rotting thread- it's already a few hundred posts long and growing

 

Looks like some work was started on the tailights of that '49-'50 Ford in the 4th photo. I always liked the body style of those Stupidbaker pick ups. Thanks for putin' em up.

 

Wow, a good bunch of projects

 

Here's some more.

 

Great looking solid cars! Is this in Colorado? Noticed a few plates from there in the pics.

 

Indy- He's old school so no computer or internet. Sells parts but not really whole cars unless there's a title. He's not the greatest with shipping unless I help. Located in Colorado. I love old cars and talking to old timers. Always a good time.

 

Sheesh, where's all the 32 Fords.

 

I figured it was in the area. There a few good ones left in the region. Thanks for sharing!

 

DDD, the good stuff is inside. LOL.

 

...man, that's some nice stuff!

 

Don't call them junk yards, they are museum's of auto history; just with no ceilings.

 

Such nice weathered original paint on most of those cars. Just nice to see.

 

Some friends and I were at our little Thursday night ice cream car show. One of them, during a rare break in the conversation asked, "What do you REALLY miss about the Old Days?"

Larry said, "The A&W drive in!."

Everyone mumbled their agreement.

Someone else said, "I liked to be able to tell what kind of car was coming down the road, at a quarter mile away!"

Everyone nodded their heads.

Then, Ol' George began, "Well, what I truly miss about the old days is the JUNK YARDS!"

I agree, On a Saturday hunt at the local yards, you could find almost any part you needed, cheap. You could learn new things, have an adventure, meet new characters, and take home your treasures for just a little money. On top of that, you could build something that no one else had but you!

The Flat Head Fords are almost all gone, now......you rarely see a Jimmy-powered '34 Chevy coupe, these days.

I guess you can still find a bargain at a "Salvage Yard", now....if you're into Tuner-cars!

 

I can appreciate that, explains why the cars are still available. Have truck and trailer but colorado is a bit far for me, was hoping for kansas.

 

I send too much time out here.

 

wow if that place was around here , us east coasters would be shell shocked from all the vintage tin ,

 

I am.

 

That's not a Ford

 

Some of these 'spotters' give me the willys...

 

The little chassis in photos "6 & 7 in second batch is the perfect set of rails (and front axle and all 4 springs!) for a '20s-early '30s Sprint car!
Oh, if it were closer......I only need one more set! Or 2...