There's a place in Montana that I visited a couple times last year, called "Rustless in Montana". As I understand it, the collection originally belonged to one guy, he had been hoarding for decades, had built a little shop on the property, but passed away a few years back, leaving several hundred cars. His family was not sure what to do with his collection, but a group of local business people got together and bought all of it, with the intent of keeping the majority of it from getting crushed. An auction was held and many of the "good" projects were sold off, but there is still at least 300 vehicles there, ranging from the 1920s to the early 2000s. I spent about 90 minutes there last year, got some pictures, with permission, and found some decent parts I needed. There are no E bodies, probably a couple dozen B bodies of all ages, lots of C bodies, and plenty of Fords and GMs, but I only found 1 Dart that I can recall, a '73 Swinger, yellow with black vinyl top, original 318/904 with A/C. Like most of the stuff there, the body appeared to be pretty solid and complete still. There is nobody there most of the time, you are expected to go and speak with one of the co-owners, who will give you permission to enter the yard, and when you find what you are looking for, go back to see them for pricing. Very reasonable for what I bought, will happily sell complete cars as projects if one is interested. They did have a website, not sure if it still current.
