Private junkyard tour--Divco, Diamond T, Ford, Chevy, etc etc.

It was a nice sunny day in Kansas today and I drove around enjoying the beginning of Spring. I get to see alot of cool stuff sometimes in my job and today I had a chance to take my lunch break at a personal junkyard collection where the owner let me roam around with my camera. Since this place is not open to the public and is not an operating salvage yard I will not name the owner or his phone number as there are too many thieves that would like to visit the place. If you see something you might need and are a serious buyer you can send me your phone number and I will pass it on to the owner when I get time. Otherwise, enjoy the photos. I had fun taking them. PLEASE NOTE--no matter how solid they look in the photos these vehicles are very rough and quite rusty except some of the big trucks. <center>
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We don't see many Divco milk trucks in this part of the country so that was fun to look at. Bottom of rear doors rusty but overall not bad. <center>
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quite a variety <center>
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Several Diamond T trucks were sitting around <center>

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More variety including a cool old White COE fuel truck <center>
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there were many more but I was in a hurry to get back on the road but you get the idea here. Lots of neat junk. <center>
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nice looking 2 1941-46 chevy truck is he parting them out,thanks

 

It's amazing sometimes how resilient metal can be

 

I took photos of this snow sled for my pal Engine Pro 5X who knows a little something about going fast in the snow. Kind of a crude old machine but I liked it. <center>
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Certainly some dandy stuff there Pov. , thanks for taking us for a stroll ....

 

I love walking through these places and looking at what used to be someone's pride and joy, trying to imagine the good times and bad times that happened in these old hulks. Its surreal to be very quiet around these once noisy machines so that all you hear is the wind-blown tall grass that grows around them.

Maybe I'm a little weird.

Very cool - thanks for posting.

furyus

 

are they for sale???????????????????

 

Thanks for sharing!
Definately some treasures there!!!
I 'm really likein' the 50's ford 2 door wagons, the white 59 ford, the "guide" headlights, the........

 

yes, but I don't think he would sell parts. Too busy for that.

 

Dear Santa Paul, Eer cool yard.

 

Hi Cal---how in the hell are you?

 

man thanks for sharing your photos my head is still spinning , an awesome trove of stuff

 

I'd love to head north and spend some time and money, I like those Diamond Ts. It would be a great hauler

 

Aahhh....Sir, your post is not dial-up friendly!!!! But it was worth the wait!!! Lots of cool stuff you shared with us. Thanks for the half hour tour!!!

 

Nice to know... Dem jems are still out there!

 

Oh wow! Someone get that woody

 

Pontiac "tin woody" pretty rusty floors and lower body.

 

man, rough to you guys is solid to us. but nice pics thanks for posting

 

Hey Paul, I'll take what is left of the 35/36 3 window..... thanks


Jeff

 

That Fox-Trac has got my name on it !!! >>>>.

 

Some really cool stuff for sure. I need a job where I get sunlight! TY for posting the pics.

 

Very cool, save the 3 window!

 

Diamond T's rule the truck world.

 

Those yards are getting harder and harder to find. Thanks for sharing. Looks like some really useable stuff compared to what is around here.

 

Cool,thanks for the pics!!!