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I figured I would take a wallow around a wrecking yard local to me to see what he has. He has been closed for a while(bad back) now he is open only once in a while. Not any hi-po stuff, and lots have been picked over of course, but there are still some decent parts. I took pics of all brands. 200 pics so be patient. Im going to go back and talk to him, he apparently has a ton of Charger parts tucked away. Everything is for sale and I would think fairly reasonable. May have to buy a case of PB Blaster to get some of the stuff off!! Looks like some decent grills too. The old Chrysler was the only BB I saw. If you can ID any of the stuff feel free to chime in, as well if you are interested lemme know. Enjoy!
 

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Awesome pics steve thanks for sharing!! Love that chevy panel wagon soo sweet would make a good grave digger clone lol
 
Hey, those last 2 pics are a 64 Plymouth B-Body. Any more pics of it??? I need a bunch of parts.
 
Your guys junk yards look like our parks with a bunch of cars parked in them! Wild! Im used to rows of cars up on 2 feet of welded rims over compacted dirt or blacktop with absorb-all everywhere. Course there are NO RWD Mopars to be had, but once in a blue moon. You know like this, which by the way still had a 340 in it!
 

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If there's anything left of the '67 Firebird in your first batch of pics it might be worth saving to someone. Seems like those things are gold regardless of condition.

Definitely a cool place to spend some time. The only good one relatively close to me closed down several years back. I remember going through there back before I knew what anything was though and it was fun to wander around and see what they had.
 
There are 2 junkyards near me that are full of 60s to 80's cars and trucks. I might get some pics sometime too and post them. Ya I guess our junkyards in upper US and Canada are much different than that of California. Just a bunch of cars parked in the bush and fields around here.
 
i dont see any junk in this thread so i think you guys mean Salvage yard pics.
 
Check out the 72 Dodge truck, It should have a 8 3/4 in it, It will be a 489 case and more than likely have 3:23 or 3:55 in it.
 
73AbodEE said:
awesome steve, i saw your alternator brackets in the white C body
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LOL i saw that too...gonna make a list! I saw a couple sets of headrests, grille pieces, brackets, some dog dish caps...for the most part the firechickens were pretty picked over...more pics coming, just on break from work.
 
pishta said:
Your guys junk yards look like our parks with a bunch of cars parked in them! Wild! Im used to rows of cars up on 2 feet of welded rims over compacted dirt or blacktop with absorb-all everywhere. Course there are NO RWD Mopars to be had, but once in a blue moon. You know like this, which by the way still had a 340 in it!
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I could use almost everything on that!
 
makes me sad to see all these cars rusting away. i dont think there is any yards left like that here in nc.
 
Looks like some good 67 to 72 GM truck stuff. I have always liked those trucks (sorry to the A body purists) but I bought a 72 GMC fleetside 2WD short bed when my son was 2 weeks old for $900 that I have packed away in my pole barn. He is 6 now and after my latest Jeep YJ project we (my son and I) will be tearing this truck down and doing a frame off for me to play with until he is old enough to rebuild it to his liking. I picked this truck due to its ease of parts and general popularity. Can you imagine how cool a hot rod this will be in 2022 when he turns 16? This will be my truck to teach my son how to tear a vehicle down and rebuild it. Can't wait for the day he cruises with my Formula S in something we built together.
 
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