@@leahcimthgirw3163 yeah, seeing the 80s J-bodies die is honestly something I can't do. Sure, they rusted away, and yeah, maybe they had crap-quality engines, but at the end of the day you can't deny that they did have their place in car history. The Cimarron was definitely the most luxurious, and look at the '85 Sunbird! if they'd maybe have made the turbo engine standard, that thing would've been pretty damn good for it's era, or how about its wing-like headlams surrounding the Pontiac logo? They really don't deserve to just be thrown away, IMO.
Oh, the poor J car. The quintessential example of cheap GM “runs longer badly, than most cars will run at all” transportation. I remember driving one of the very last Cavaliers as a rental, in 2005. It was as crude and nasty as any J car I’d ever been in, with terrible nvh characteristics, garbage-can grade interior plastics, creaky-flexi chassis that almost felt like it had cowl shake. The Colbalt and Cruze that came after weren’t great, but they were a lot better than the horribleness that was the j car.
Looks like that 39 Chrysler was pretty well picked clean. Such a shame those pre war Mopar's are getting harder to find. Looks like it had a pretty solid frame.
I wish I could walk around about week before these cars are crushed and buy random bits by the pound scrap weight. I'd like to have had that spoiler and tail lights from the Firenza an maybe those front inner fenders off of that 64 chevy. Don't blame the yard for crushing these things though, they've clearly been sitting there a long time. Also I enjoy the just plain videos here. No music, effects, random this or that, just what the video title says...crushing cars. I find myself cheering for the windows that fall out seeing how far they make it out of the crusher before breaking.
The chevy impala had a major rust rot problem. It's solved now, it was once a brand new car which was someone's pride and joy, now it will join it's fellow crushed cars in going off to a steel mill to be recycled into new steel products.
Those older Chrysler minivans always crush the same way where the rear hatch opens up early in the crush. There was a design flaw in those where the hatch opens in a rear end collision. This to me proves that.
Forgot to push in or flip the tailgate on the minivan. Tail lights on that Olds have to be unobtanium, lights, spoiler, cluster all should have come out of it. The other cars were pretty picked over.
I've noticed that first gen Chrysler minivans (from other 1964corvan videos) pop the tailgate like that when they're crushed. There was also a recall on these after several tailgates popped open in rear-end collisions and rear seat passengers were ejected. Coincidence? I think not. It just points out the weak point in the design 😉
That '64 Impala unwittingly demonstrated the safety issues of the old X-frame Chevy used between 1958 and 1964 (that forklift folded the doors like an accordion)...and if you hadn't identified the '39 Chrysler as an Imperial, I don't know if anyone could have recognized it!
I know scrap metal is a big industry. And alot of these cars are pretty much either rotted away. Or stripped of parts. But it pains me to watch crushing videos.
Dang that 64 Impala 283V8 sedan was ruuuuuuusty! Still sad to see her and the 39 Imperial get mashed. At least the 64 was rusted behind salvage, and the Impy was stripped.
What's the reason of making a crush video if the loader gonna do it instead of the crusher it's self? That's the reason we watch these videos to see the crusher do it!
I hadn't seen one in so long they were kind of erased from my memory. That one was surprisingly nice which isn't saying much really. Back in the day they were everywhere.
What annoys me about car crushing videos is all the adjustments about where the car gas to sit. I get it about keeping the doors shut but car crushers are so OCD about it. Is really seems there is a routine they have to follow to avoid vad luck. I like these videos but just crush them already!
I look at it this way a car is a car that old one if anybody wanted it they would have bought it obviously nobody did so you got to crush it you got to pay the bills crush them. 👍👍😀🇨🇦
I tried to buy cars from my local junkyard in Tennessee and after they are put in the yard, You cannot buy it. No junkyards will sell the car, Just the parts. I blame the folks that junk old cars and not try to sell them on Craigslist or something.
@@jaysmith179 It depends on the yard and the state laws. You pick yards typically report the VIN as junked, so the car cannot be sold whole. Older yards where cars have sat for years never did that, were before all those regulations, and often you can buy whole cars there.
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If anyone reading my comment knows of anyone that can hook me up with some car tags/license plates I would be very grateful. I'm trying to get several of different states
That may have been the last Starfire in existence lol
I'd never even heard of it until this video.
It looks like it helped keep another one alive: it went to the crusher without the rear axle or the front suspension 🤔
My first car was a 79 Pontiac Sunbird same body style as this so heartbreaking to see it crushed
@@leahcimthgirw3163 yeah, seeing the 80s J-bodies die is honestly something I can't do. Sure, they rusted away, and yeah, maybe they had crap-quality engines, but at the end of the day you can't deny that they did have their place in car history. The Cimarron was definitely the most luxurious, and look at the '85 Sunbird! if they'd maybe have made the turbo engine standard, that thing would've been pretty damn good for it's era, or how about its wing-like headlams surrounding the Pontiac logo? They really don't deserve to just be thrown away, IMO.
Oh, the poor J car. The quintessential example of cheap GM “runs longer badly, than most cars will run at all” transportation. I remember driving one of the very last Cavaliers as a rental, in 2005. It was as crude and nasty as any J car I’d ever been in, with terrible nvh characteristics, garbage-can grade interior plastics, creaky-flexi chassis that almost felt like it had cowl shake. The Colbalt and Cruze that came after weren’t great, but they were a lot better than the horribleness that was the j car.
Looks like that 39 Chrysler was pretty well picked clean. Such a shame those pre war Mopar's are getting harder to find. Looks like it had a pretty solid frame.
Boy that Firenza was probably pretty cool when new 😎
It had a spoiler, graphic decals, a cool trim name plastered on the side....
Was probably a sheep in wolf’s clothing.
Parts off that car are very very rare..shame all the special model specific trim parts were not removed.$hit happens...lol
The brochures of that thing in 1979 looked sick asf
I wish I could walk around about week before these cars are crushed and buy random bits by the pound scrap weight. I'd like to have had that spoiler and tail lights from the Firenza an maybe those front inner fenders off of that 64 chevy. Don't blame the yard for crushing these things though, they've clearly been sitting there a long time. Also I enjoy the just plain videos here. No music, effects, random this or that, just what the video title says...crushing cars. I find myself cheering for the windows that fall out seeing how far they make it out of the crusher before breaking.
I'm surprised,they don't save more old glass
The window off that oldass Caravan at the beginning took one hell of a tumble before it shattered lol.
Wish I could walk around this yard just to see the hidden treasures that are around
Looks like he's crushed a train load of usable stuff
It's sad to think that these vehicles were once somebody's pride and joy.
A little piece of my soul was crushed along with that Starfire.
Glad to see video of forklift operators 1st day
Surprised nobody took the grille from the '64 Chevy.
The chevy impala had a major rust rot problem. It's solved now, it was once a brand new car which was someone's pride and joy, now it will join it's fellow crushed cars in going off to a steel mill to be recycled into new steel products.
That's not a Impala, it's a wet noodle 🤣 was as flexible as one
I dunno about pride and joy, it went down with an ugly ass set of snow tires on the back wheels. Looks pretty put away wet to me 😉
No the insanity continues at a car shredder first. Then to a steel mill. Or on a boat to a foreign country.
The only time I see first gen Dodge Caravans these days is when I watch these videos.
Hurts to see that Impala as bad as it was. May it rest in peace.
That Firenza owed the loader operator some money!
Those older Chrysler minivans always crush the same way where the rear hatch opens up early in the crush.
There was a design flaw in those where the hatch opens in a rear end collision. This to me proves that.
Forgot to push in or flip the tailgate on the minivan.
Tail lights on that Olds have to be unobtanium, lights, spoiler, cluster all should have come out of it. The other cars were pretty picked over.
I've noticed that first gen Chrysler minivans (from other 1964corvan videos) pop the tailgate like that when they're crushed. There was also a recall on these after several tailgates popped open in rear-end collisions and rear seat passengers were ejected. Coincidence? I think not. It just points out the weak point in the design 😉
@@brentboswell1294 Cowboy flips them all over the top or pushes them in no matter what kind of van because they will pop out
Must be a new hire on the loader yikes 😬
Holy moly where have you been yay more crushing
I like the sound of the crusher powering up!
Very therapeutic to watch, great video.
That firenza is a rare car and they just crushed it how sad !!
That '64 Impala unwittingly demonstrated the safety issues of the old X-frame Chevy used between 1958 and 1964 (that forklift folded the doors like an accordion)...and if you hadn't identified the '39 Chrysler as an Imperial, I don't know if anyone could have recognized it!
Is it weird i want to see a relatively new vehicle go in there (like 2009 and newer)
2009 was 14 years ago
@@julianurbaszewski4055 still weird to see vehicles you saw fresh off the showroom floor now flattened
The poor lesabre 😢😢
Should of pulled the taillights out of the Oldsmobile. Kind of rare.
They were all brand new at one time
Always a good crush when it's a dumpster Dodge Caravan
Glad to see a new video, I was wondering where you went. Thanks for the upload.
Bout time ,a new video,missed ya
I know scrap metal is a big industry. And alot of these cars are pretty much either rotted away. Or stripped of parts. But it pains me to watch crushing videos.
Always a Pontiac of some sort being crushed.
*We wanna see what happens to those fuel tanks.*
Man, the 64 Chevy was so rusty that the right rear quarter panel popped out with ease.
Dang that 64 Impala 283V8 sedan was ruuuuuuusty! Still sad to see her and the 39 Imperial get mashed. At least the 64 was rusted behind salvage, and the Impy was stripped.
Isn’t it a Bel Air based on the trim pieces? Was definitely beyond salvage, but sad to see it crushed nevertheless.
I never seen a Starfire before or an Imperial
Too bad about the Firenza hatchback, those are rare.
Thank you for the awesome video Please keep them coming 😎
This is my favorite channel
Other rare car killed sad
What's the reason of making a crush video if the loader gonna do it instead of the crusher it's self? That's the reason we watch these videos to see the crusher do it!
WOWS!! so sad for the 64 Impala 283V8 sedan sooooo sad i would wanted it for scrap price
would be nice to see one last detail before crushing so they look good for the last ride
Missed ya man now I can do my car crusher stop motions again!!
Love it! Crush those money pits!
Thought someone honked at 10:25 could’ve been the 39’ lmao poor thing was stripped to nothing
Holy shit that rust is insane
Lee
Iacocca turning over in his grave about that Caravan....hey replaced the wood paneled station wagons of the 70's
May that impala rest in peace.
Someone should tell that operator on the loader to let the crusher crush the cars and stop waiting time playing around .
Nice back again!
Å fan! 👍
There is, like one person in existence that is sorry for the Starfire's death.
No No No please Not the 64 Impala 😭
That junk it to far gone you Don't want to happen it junk quarter fenders it to weak only glass was good
The rest was junk
Watch the guy from Kansas crush vids ...rust free cars and much much better operator..adventures made from scratch
Guess who's getting paid by the hour???
That poor Firenza with its fancy side stripping
I hadn't seen one in so long they were kind of erased from my memory. That one was surprisingly nice which isn't saying much really. Back in the day they were everywhere.
@@mjc8248 never seen one in person
I'd like the sound. Of the crusher falling in half when I cut it up. People in the h body club need those parts. But these people keep it a secret.
I thought the ‘39 was a 70’s beetle…lol
Next time put your camera in the car so we get a view from the inside!JK thanks for the videos buddy LOL
The loader operator needs to take some lessons from Cowboy
Like to see,where these crushed cars go to be recycled
more on the wheel loader :)
What happens to these cars after they are crushed?
The cars today should be scraped because they are built out of junk should keep all the older cars
What's stopping you from buying all the old cars?
There are plenty of new cars, and old cars that get "scraped" on a daily basis; especially in garages and parking lots.
@@danh2134 money if I had a lot of it I probably wouldn’t be afraid to get some
@@daviddamico4288 if thats the case then all the old crap will be crushed to make new crap
@@danh2134 yeah that’s what happens it’s called recycled crap only newer
Reply Back I would still buy that old van
How am I doing on that episode of taking people on the tour of the yard that'd be nice
8:26...is that a 78/79 bronco?
So what do they do with these cars after they’re crushed?
they get send off. so that new stuff can get made out of the scrap.
To a car shredder turned into frag. And the stuff that is not steel goes into a LAND FILL. HOW NICE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
@@chriscatarcio2983 in denmark we recycle everything thats possible to recycle.
Crush some new cars please
Keep up the good work.
Would you sell some of the car tags/license plates?
Those FIRE END THESE was a huge mistake on the part of GM. They were real shit buckets.
When's the last time you saw an Oldsmobile Starfire?
At my house I have a monza.
What annoys me about car crushing videos is all the adjustments about where the car gas to sit. I get it about keeping the doors shut but car crushers are so OCD about it.
Is really seems there is a routine they have to follow to avoid vad luck. I like these videos but just crush them already!
I look at it this way a car is a car that old one if anybody wanted it they would have bought it obviously nobody did so you got to crush it you got to pay the bills crush them. 👍👍😀🇨🇦
People have to know the car exists to buy it. Most people have no idea these cars are here until these videos get posted.
I tried to buy cars from my local junkyard in Tennessee and after they are put in the yard, You cannot buy it. No junkyards will sell the car, Just the parts. I blame the folks that junk old cars and not try to sell them on Craigslist or something.
@@jaysmith179 It depends on the yard and the state laws. You pick yards typically report the VIN as junked, so the car cannot be sold whole. Older yards where cars have sat for years never did that, were before all those regulations, and often you can buy whole cars there.
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If anyone reading my comment knows of anyone that can hook me up with some car tags/license plates I would be very grateful. I'm trying to get several of different states
A little piece of my soul was crushed along with that Starfire.