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All dat kislux bags sssssoooooooo gorgeous

What's nice these guys can fix these old cars up and sell them in Las Vegas for 100k

Great video...i learned a lot ...love the GTO !

on the drivers side if you put something down like a timber for the tire to slide against would have been quick and easy way

yeah forget about the fastback mustang lets look at the t top cutlass and the utility truck

You know that auction in Miami ok where you got the wagon

Live in Kansas what rust ranch i like junk yards need mustang parts

Hy fellow Kansas i live in Edgerton happy pickin

🗿💨 gotta see this 👍👍

Hi where is this car parts yard located? Interesting video 👍✌️❤️

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍 years ago I rebuilt a 1970 Oldsmobile 442 convertible when you could not get new parts ! Still have the car today ; best of luck you’ll fine so many little thing after the major work is done ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍

Pole barn garage.

😊 I'd like a rusty😊 car

did you buy anything there were some good ones.

the 1969 was the best looking of the two year body style, much more refined and cleaner lines, front grill was way better flush and clean, tail lights look way better raised up out of the bumper. interior much cooler, not the ugly old wood grain dash, like 1966 and 1967. and 1969 was the first year of the judge package! 400 ram air 4 witch was rated at 370hp, although was much more like 450hp, ram air 3 was rated at 366hp, for insurance purposes! more like 400hp plus. then they went back to the ugly wood grain dash ror 1970, 71 and 72. 1969 was a stand out year and the most valuable!!

Vent windows in 68. Completely different dash in 68.

Funny how many of the crushed cars still have good bumpers on them, unaffected by the crushing. Good to see at least some of the oldsters with 'SOLD' scrawled on them! Still a shame to see so many crushed. Did you get decent prices on what you saved? 22:07 Oh hey, more Wagons for PBG/Dalton to road-trip in! XD

You keep saying easy, no work is easy, especially when you're taking a tractor trailer rims off,, all respect, keep it moving. Safety first.

I love bumpside fords and roundeye squarebody chevys

That 1970 ford truck behind the dually the 71 utility one and the 67 thats my favorite year bumpside ford i have one the ranger f100 white red white all original with the 3 on the tree 360 but its a shortbed😒

Love that red and white bumpside ford truck it needs saving!!! ❤

Interesting content but man, your vocal tone is about as interesting as watching matte lacquer dry. Need a nap?

1960 was a recession year. So, car/truck, etc., sales were down. I like the 60 Chev, utility too,,,,,DUBS,,,,,

Early Vauxhall Victors not rusted to powder are rare as rocking horse shit worldwide

Joe and his Fords 😂

The split window good rat rod materal

O its a chevy van not a econol line thats the one i buy.

I like the econal van or how ever you spell it all there.

Is the 442 for sale

I enjoyed your video so much I watched it twice thank you for the video

Whatzit corner 🤔. I almost thought that was an aluminum Dodge slant 6 used in passenger cars from 1961 to early 1963. R, S, &T series blocks (corresponding to 1961,1962,& 1963). But I'm not sure. That Bronco is not that bad, from the video, be cool to drop an old '67 427 side oiler in it! (Not Joe Approved I'm sure 😂😂). Enjoyed the video!😎🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

The Bronco tub is remarkably rust free and would be excellent to replace a rotten one. I picked up an early 50s military Jeep tub a few years back but based another rat rod project on it. However I do have two stock to the hubcaps, my former daily driver 73 C30 with the Stahl work body that survived tucked away in a Lakewood CO warehouse for 20 years. I also have a 53 Plymouth Cranbrook club coupe with overdrive currently in storage. I have several 53 only wheel covers but like the 51-52 covers better. Great video, a lot of tin still out there

That Ford dually is sweet! I like the enthusiasm of Joe’s boy!

That Burlington box car is super cool!👍

That place is a honey hole!

GREAT VIDEO !!!

I was amazed how rustfree many of those forgotten junkers were. There were a lot of good parts cars and things for the right person. I own a 63 Belyair 4d sedan like the one you showed here. Wish I could part it out. The location and the problem of transporting the stuff seems to be the the reason why most of those relicts will be unceremoniously scrapped. The parts of the Bronco that are still there are amzing. I remember the piece of crap the poor bastards of gas monkey garage had to work on.

I need to see if I can get a hold of y'all about a truck y'all brought at a auction that they didn't put in the auction???

Nice Fords. Shame they were alcoholics in a previous life, I call the last part of the video a 'sweetener' for a Joe's Rustranch walk around. We are all salivating at the thought! Also great that you are still finding Old Car Supermarkets out and about. Got guys in the comments wanting a price on that flattop Mr Goodpliers?

For all the train geek’s, that locomotive cab is Burlington northern 6396. An sdp 40 locomotive. Cc trucks, built 5/66 at gm electro motive Lagrange (McCook)Illinois. A freight locomotive that could be used for passenger service hence, the p designation, having a steam generator to heat the passenger cars.

i like the 2 trucks an the king truck

Problem with a Salvage Title is that if you put full coverage Insurance on the vehicle, and then it is wrecked again you won't be able to collect. A Vehicle can only be considered a Total loss Once, Once written off its over. Just like everyone drives a "Used Car". Only New until it rolls over the Curb at the selling Dealers Lot. 48 Years in the Automotive Business. Always enjoy watching You and Joe at work!

What model and yr is the Olds flat top?

dam u guys are slow to upload ur vids to you tube! lol its summertime !

Came here from Pole Barn Garage and automatically subbed. Can't wait to watch the back catalogue!

Are any 4 sale??

Kind of ironic to see such a large amount of anti-seize Frozen in Time.

Must be around Gering. Loco cab 6396. I had a connection with that engine. Originally a Great Norrhern RR passenger engine. I wonder what they did with the bullet proof glass.

Where in Nebraska is that abandoned junk yard at