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How many cars and trucks are out there? Man he has a bunch of really cool stuff,
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more cool shots
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Here's a few from Spokane Wa. Unfortunately I don't think any of it's available. The first 3 belong to a 4x4 outfit, they've been sitting like this for years. Future projects? The last shot is a pick your part and the trucks are projects belonging to the owner.
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Here are a few from Hixon BC. The guys name is Lloyd, heres some photos of his lot.You can go on Google maps and check out the size.He has probably at least 6 60-66 chevy pickups and lots of other cool stuff.I believe his number is (250) 998-4636.
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I love junkyards you could say I am a junk yard junky. :chevy:
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Hey, this guy has a bunch of '60-'66 Chevy/GMC trucks.
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I love junk yards.When I was 14-15 my Great Aunt would drop me off at the local yard on Saturdays. I would take a lunch and would just explore all day.The yard had cars and trucks from the 20 to the 60.
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I got a bunch of pics, but almost none of them are Chevy.
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My wife tells that out of our 43 yr marriage, she's spent half that sitting in the pickup reading a book, while I looked for parts in junkyards.
Like duallyjams, I can entertain myself for hours in a junkyard, whether I need anything or not. I like the museum volunteer work for that reason, too. It's sad to see all the neat stuff go to the crusher, but not all can be saved, and some have to "donate" parts to save others. Thanks for all the pics. |
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I to like to go Junkyard Diving.......
Like a gold mind! Looking for Chevy Truck and AMC parts.... http://therealboomers.com/wp-content...7/09/98dog.gif |
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My first trip to a junk yard was when I was about 5 and my sister was 7. It was so much fun, we could climb over and in the cars, everything had a shifter stick you could play with, and most of the 30’s cars had no covering left on the roof so you could climb through the top. It was like an automotive jungle gym. I built most of my early cars from parts out of junk yards. Almost everything cost $5.00 or less, doors, hoods, seats, grilles, etc. The late 60’s early 70’s was probably the best picking I ever saw. Many cars in mint condition were junked simply because the transmission went out, or it wasn’t worth buying new tires, or the owner died. The heavy cars were plentiful and almost untouched, since owners of these cars didn’t shop wrecking yards. Cadillacs offered chrome door strikers, chrome lock knobs, and electric wiper motors. Oldsmobiles had beautiful steering wheels and e-brake handles. There was a lot to pick from, and it inspired creativity.
By the mid 70’s everything in the yards I frequented dried up – nothing but “new” cars, or at least too new for me to care. When I moved to north Idaho, it was like stepping back in time. Many yards with a variety of old iron, both car and truck. Sadly, most of that is gone now, or is so over priced it’s almost cheaper to buy new reproduction parts. I do miss the thrill-of-the-hunt though, that never stops being fun. |
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These are some pic´s from a Guy´s Barn here in Germany!
i bought from him my Panel Truck. http://up.picr.de/3358152.jpg http://up.picr.de/3358154.jpg http://up.picr.de/3358157.jpg Pat |
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Yeah no kidding! I like this thread! Oh the many projects and ideas that could come out of that.
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here's a couple squirreled away...
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Lilred66 what's the story with the blue burb in the pic?
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Thumbnails, cause it's huge.
http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/6...ckchevy.th.jpg http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/3351/p1014303.th.jpg .. more later. |
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I was in Colonie, NY, near Albany in 2007, building a restaurant, so I made the trip to Adler's place. He had a bunch of '60-'66 Chevy/GMC trucks. I spent a few hours walking around checking them all out. That day was one of the most fun things I did when I was in upstate NY for six months. |
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A couple I found last week in a local yard...
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Cool stuff
While rolling through this thread I caught you on page 1 Tony 4wiw I laughed right away T |
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