4:02 The sunlight through the red tail lights on those fins is awesome 👌 Looks like someone sitting in there, foot on the brakes, and waiting to roar off into the dusty sunset 🌇
I absolutely love it when someone takes a walk thru video of salvage/junk yards. I understand that some are too big to see all, but your time is much appreciated! I thought about doing this as well, and I figured an owner probably wouldn't want me there filming his/her stuff. I even thought of breaking up a walk-thru into separate videos of the yard was too big. Thank you very much for the video!!
At 25:50 that’s a SIMCA Aronde, made in France in the 50’s. These were imported by Chrysler as Chrysler didn’t have their own small car yet. Truly a unique find!
Used to have a budy down in western Tenn. with a salvage yard, he'd sell whole cars, sell stripping rights to a car, all you could take off in a day (possibly two is he was feeling generous) but never pulled a part himself. Unfortunately he passed away about 20 years ago
@@drskull9 it's seriously reminds me of a story of two guys talking read aloud in line at the McDonald's 20 years ago. One of them turned 86. Two boys probably about 15 years of age and they were good boys. One said to the other wow that is old. The man that just turned 86 could obviously hear well. He was talking loud so his friend could hear him. He told the young man yeah I used to think it was old too until I turned 85. That has stuck with me. But I'm glad your friend did have a longer life. But person still misses their friend when they pass away.
Man what a blast from the past!. And the cars are in a great line that you are not climbing thru bushes and trees and all kinds of crap! Nice set up!! Looks like you have cars from.all the decades and even foreign models!!
The old Peugeot wagon is the 404 model. My father purchased one brand new in 1970, and it was the car i learnt to drive on. He sold it in 1976 and Purchased a new 504 wagon. It was a good car but not as good as the previous 404. Many thanks for taking the time to do this video Silas, there is for sure some very interesting vehicles in that yard, including the british stuff too. Many thanks David in the UK.
What a iron gold mine! I could spend days there! Love to save some of those Corvairs, Rare 61 Oldsmobile limo, & Cadillac professional cars (especially the ambulances and flower cars). I spotted several vairy stripped Corvairs! We've got a guy coming up from Oregon to get the quarter panel off a '62 700 sedan! I spotted at least 3 Forward Control Corvair 95 (Corvan & 2 Greenbriers!) That red '61Corvair Greenbrier had a spot light on it (wonder if it was a fire dept rig, I've seen a few). What a great video! Glad you got some goodies!
I despise those 4 door T Bird landaus, a good portion of the rear pillar is fake and literally runs across the rear door glass, what a hoot! 46:20 Thanks for the tour Silas! Lookin forward to the next. 🤠👍 (Viewed at 1.5x playback speed to make needed time)
Hi Silas The Plymouth Valiant with wheel on trunk from 59-61. There were some 1962 that had them. The 1957 Chevrolet they produced more Bel-airs than the 210. I am a Mopar man myself
My favorite thing I saw was the 1970 Galaxy 500. I had one with a 351 Windsor with dual exhaust and Sears Muzzlers. From the side it looks like a fast back but the rear glass is almost vertical like the Avalanche.
Are you talking about the yellow one @ 25:55 ? That's a 1969. I have a soft spot for the 69-70 Galaxys because one of my classmates had a '69 in high school and I took my driver's license test in a '70 wagon, which had a 390.
@@tommylord Yea, I think this was the one. It has been 40 years since I owned mine and I had never seen a 1969. I did own a 1969 Fairlane 500 fastback too. I also owned a 1969 Cobra with the 428 Cobra Jet. Who knew these cars would be so sought after these many years later. They sold dirt cheap back then. My 1968 Torino had a badass 390 in it.
Those two funky bumpers are on 46-48 Lincolns, not Packards. There was another one in their too. Lots of old luxury cars in Texas. Great salvage yard,,,Izzy,,,
Silas, thank you for stopping to check out the “odd ball” cars like that Peugeot 404 wagon and that SIMCA Aronde 4 door. I like classic American cars and it’s also neat to see classics foreign cars that were sold in this country too!
Personally, I really thought that Dodge School Bus was really COOL!!! And unique that would be awesome to turn into some type of RV. It would definitely be one of one thanks for the tour Buddy.
Honda Civics were available for a few years with a CVCC engine; CVCC stood for Controlled Vortex Combustion Chamber, essentially a pre-combustion engine with a small intake valve in the precup with the sparkplug and of course the large combustion chamber was configured as normal but with no spark plug. There were two intake valves, one of which was normal and near the exhaust valve, but the other intake valve was relatively tiny and was of course in the top of the pre-cup near the spark plug. The idea being the richer mixture in the pre-cup would ignite the lean mixture in the main combustion chamber. The carburetor was configured with one small throat jetted richer and one jetted leaner; the thing worked well, got good fuel mileage while meeting the strict exhaust emission standards of the day. I remember those well because i worked on them often back when they were being sold.
44: 37 this is a porche with an air cooled engine. Some were even all chrome. Engine is in the rear, like a pontiac fiero. My nephew had one once. I'm tall, so it was interresting setting in the passenger seat while he drove like a mainiac.
14:00 i believe its a 1954 Henry J. The hole cut out of the hood for a scoop of some kind kinda gave it away. Its not the 1950ish version Henry J people used for drag racing...i think its a 1954 but i could be wrong.
Favorites of mine Silas, 1961 Corvair “Lakewood” station wagon, 1964-65 Mustang hardtop, 1970 Ford “Maverick”. If you have any intact and are in the giving mood! Great as always, buddy.
I will inquire about the 1970 Lincolns at :41 in your opening drone shot. Thanks and keep up the salvage yard videos. If not for guys like you, we would never know about this stuff. I have been able to get 2 of these through videos like this. 62,000 views in 17 hours!
Holly Shitee - what a Massive Dedicated Car Collection - wow and wow again ! Silas found his Candy Store ! Thanks for showing us sooooooo many Neat Cars - Amazing indeed and You bought some Chrome Trinkets as well ! Brilliant Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!
Hey Silas, great video as always, that small white coupe towards start might be a Hilman, no clue on year. Keep on TRUCKIN' DUDE, your adventures remind me so much of my youth!! Thanks for memories!! Mike from Delaware.
Such a pleasure to look the AMFS videos, nice pictures, good sound, no boarding Blabla. Like Goodpliers talking is making me sleepy, also the pictures not very good. What a contrast to Salis.
Silas I wish you had got a better shot of that 70 Ford Custom or Galaxie and looked at the speedometer to see if it was an old police car, It would have said 140 certified calibration. Been looking for one of those for a long long time.
My buddy had a Chevy Monza (like that Skylark) that was a factory V8 4spd. It actually had some balls . Sorry Silas, but we used to call those fake continental tire stampings on Valiant deck lids "Toilet Seats" ! 🤭. 59 Furys had them too. We used to call 71-73 Mustang Fastbacks "The Whale" cause they were so big, heavy and slow. Especially when compared to 64 1/2 - 66s. Those 58-60 window Dodge Suburbans were called "Town Wagons". They just raced a rustbucket 58 Studebaker President on Coldwar Motors Channel. A lot of Dodge School Buses were sold to Indian Reservation Schools. Those little Dodge vans were called the A100. I like the 53 Dodge "Leaping Ram" hood ornaments too. I put one on my 55 Dodge C3H truck which never came with one. That Imperial flower car is ultra rare. Someone should take that on as a project. Another good vid Silas. 👊😎👍
As a car enthusiast I didn't care for this channel and what he does for a living. Ive recently done a full circle. Realizing that as much as I hate it, the days of people enthusiastic about autos has come to an end. Someone has to clean up our messes and salvage some ideas of art. As we come into this new world of artificial intelligence, there is not going to be any room for reminiscing our past. We will be letting go of most everything about how we even live today. This new age shift will happen fast and folks like him are busy getting us prepared for it. Thank you for helping us.
Great video Silas. We just got a streaming service so I’m watching on the front room TV. The little custom may be an Austin; looks like they tunneled the taillights and had a hood scoop at one time
Cool video. No place like that up in the northeast now, there use to be back in the 1960s and '70s. Funny how the junkyard guys all hold on to those old Dodge trucks. ...They know! 😏
Wow! I learned to drive on a 1951 Nash 4 door sedan! I loved the car. My Memere bought it in 1951, I was born in 48. It drove like a huge Cadillac! Greatest car ever! For me anyway.
Used to be a small junkyard with only pre 1970 cars only in Fordsville Ky. It was named Brown's. When i was in my 20s i rode with my moms then husband took me there ans we walked around. He picked out three 1947-1950 chevrolets. He had already brought home a complete 1947 Fleetline two door car that we soaked the cyls for 2 months and messed around with the rest of the car, brakes and etc. then got the stovebolt to turn over after soaking in kroil. Once the starter turned thru the harness we pumped the oil out, set up the original ignition to fire, carb had already been gone thru. A replacement factory fuel pump and a new tank supplied the fuel. It started and ran. Got it to idle and we drove it down Ky-54 just like it was meant to be. That car had the vac canister that would shift the three on the tree "automatically" if the revs were up then the clutch pushed in at a certain rpm. Weirdest poor man auto ever. Anyway there was a total of 4 chevrolets pulled from that yard. He put 3 down in the bottom for "someday" but truth is those other 3 were too far gone. One was a 50 Chev hardtop 2 door. My love is Oldsmobiles and this Brown's yard had more than a few. The place is closed to the public now, but i think it still exists.
Still looking for a 68 XL500, my high school car. She was Wimbledon white, BB, PB, PS, AC, red interior. I’ve only found 1, perfect match. It moved all over the upper Midwest. They would never contact me back. Hope you find what you’re looking for.
Live in UK Never saw a Buick SkyHawk before, looks just like a Opel Manta ((GTE)) hatchback, they do a coupe aswell, it's one of the nicest cars from the 70/80s over here, similar in style to a Trans Am but much smaller and in a sense more compact and sleek.
The early valiant had the tyre pressed into the boot Here it was called the R series had tyre then the S series did not Salis I think you needed a Segway to get around the yard to see t all 👍👍
I miss having a junkyard like this nearby. Now they dont let you walk around anymore except for a tiny fenced area at the front with a small amount of cars that are always picked clean.
Hey Silas, that car with the spare in the boot, over here in Australia they are known as a AP5 or a AP6 Valiant by Chrysler, I cannot remember which one had the spare in the boot/trunk.
At about the 2 minute mark you were in front of a Vega Wagon. I tried to contact the yard about it but I didn't get an answer. I tried calling the phone number but it just rings and rings, doesn't go to voice mail. All I want is more info on it and what the cost would be. No, I can't just go there, I'm in Michigan.
What would you have brought home?
ALLES!!
The Oldsmobile limosine if that's what it was.
1:43
I also liked the 71 LTD.
34:30
And the ratrod. 56:25
I tried to go back,but couldn't find it, but there was a 53 chevy sport coupe? that looked pretty complete?
Love the Cadillacs.
62 olds limo at the begining
4:02 The sunlight through the red tail lights on those fins is awesome 👌
Looks like someone sitting in there, foot on the brakes, and waiting to roar off into the dusty sunset 🌇
I absolutely love it when someone takes a walk thru video of salvage/junk yards. I understand that some are too big to see all, but your time is much appreciated! I thought about doing this as well, and I figured an owner probably wouldn't want me there filming his/her stuff. I even thought of breaking up a walk-thru into separate videos of the yard was too big.
Thank you very much for the video!!
That old green Powerwagon is VERY COOL SILAS THANKS FOR YOUR WORK!!
Very cool vans Silas!
At 25:50 that’s a SIMCA Aronde, made in France in the 50’s. These were imported by Chrysler as Chrysler didn’t have their own small car yet. Truly a unique find!
You beat me to it! good job.
I had a 63 Simca Bertone sport coupe, no one knew what it was. [US]
My sister had a simca wagon with a 4 on the tree my Dad bought a new one in 64
Did your father and sister buy their SIMCAs in the USA? @@robertgibson6409
Dubbel clutch😂
I drove a Aronde.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Used to have a budy down in western Tenn. with a salvage yard, he'd sell whole cars, sell stripping rights to a car, all you could take off in a day (possibly two is he was feeling generous) but never pulled a part himself. Unfortunately he passed away about 20 years ago
Sorry to hear about the loss of your buddy. There is a really neat Southeastern Tennessee. They have a lot of old stuff.
@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525 he was in his late 80s when he passed, he had a good long life.
@@drskull9 it's seriously reminds me of a story of two guys talking read aloud in line at the McDonald's 20 years ago. One of them turned 86. Two boys probably about 15 years of age and they were good boys. One said to the other wow that is old. The man that just turned 86 could obviously hear well. He was talking loud so his friend could hear him. He told the young man yeah I used to think it was old too until I turned 85. That has stuck with me. But I'm glad your friend did have a longer life. But person still misses their friend when they pass away.
Junkyard tours are good therapy for both the body and soul. Thank you for bringing us along!
That’s a nice yard
Man what a blast from the past!. And the cars are in a great line that you are not climbing thru bushes and trees and all kinds of crap! Nice set up!! Looks like you have cars from.all the decades and even foreign models!!
The old Peugeot wagon is the 404 model. My father purchased one brand new in 1970, and it was the car i learnt to drive on. He sold it in 1976 and Purchased a new 504 wagon. It was a good car but not as good as the previous 404.
Many thanks for taking the time to do this video Silas, there is for sure some very interesting vehicles in that yard, including the british stuff too.
Many thanks
David in the UK.
That Riviera was very nice!
That whole yard that yer in is VERY INTERESTING. THERE ARE MANY COOL CARS/ TRUCKS THERE.Thanks for your work!
Good drone work too Silas!
Thanks for posting this you really put in the work in
Huge old car lot with a lot of hidden classic treasures. Thanks for the video.
What a iron gold mine! I could spend days there! Love to save some of those Corvairs, Rare 61 Oldsmobile limo, & Cadillac professional cars (especially the ambulances and flower cars). I spotted several vairy stripped Corvairs! We've got a guy coming up from Oregon to get the quarter panel off a '62 700 sedan! I spotted at least 3 Forward Control Corvair 95 (Corvan & 2 Greenbriers!) That red '61Corvair Greenbrier had a spot light on it (wonder if it was a fire dept rig, I've seen a few). What a great video! Glad you got some goodies!
I despise those 4 door T Bird landaus, a good portion of the rear pillar is fake and literally runs across the rear door glass, what a hoot! 46:20
Thanks for the tour Silas!
Lookin forward to the next.
🤠👍
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Hi Silas The Plymouth Valiant with wheel on trunk from 59-61. There were some 1962 that had them. The 1957 Chevrolet they produced more Bel-airs than the 210. I am a Mopar man myself
thanks again for the great tour - love their cool classic selection
My favorite thing I saw was the 1970 Galaxy 500. I had one with a 351 Windsor with dual exhaust and Sears Muzzlers. From the side it looks like a fast back but the rear glass is almost vertical like the Avalanche.
Are you talking about the yellow one @ 25:55 ? That's a 1969. I have a soft spot for the 69-70 Galaxys because one of my classmates had a '69 in high school and I took my driver's license test in a '70 wagon, which had a 390.
@@tommylord Yea, I think this was the one. It has been 40 years since I owned mine and I had never seen a 1969. I did own a 1969 Fairlane 500 fastback too. I also owned a 1969 Cobra with the 428 Cobra Jet. Who knew these cars would be so sought after these many years later. They sold dirt cheap back then. My 1968 Torino had a badass 390 in it.
Thats one huge feild of dreams ,theres some sweet stuff in that yard silas .
Your doing just fine Silas. The internet is full of idiots who think they know everything. You save more than most people do. Keep on truckin’.
You do a great job all around,...and your audio is always fine,
Those two funky bumpers are on 46-48 Lincolns, not Packards. There was another one in their too. Lots of old luxury cars in Texas. Great salvage yard,,,Izzy,,,
Good explanation of the difference between parting and recycling. Never knew that. Thanks!
Silas, thank you for stopping to check out the “odd ball” cars like that Peugeot 404 wagon and that SIMCA Aronde 4 door. I like classic American cars and it’s also neat to see classics foreign cars that were sold in this country too!
Personally, I really thought that Dodge School Bus was really COOL!!! And unique that would be awesome to turn into some type of RV. It would definitely be one of one thanks for the tour Buddy.
Honda Civics were available for a few years with a CVCC engine; CVCC stood for Controlled Vortex Combustion Chamber, essentially a pre-combustion engine with a small intake valve in the precup with the sparkplug and of course the large combustion chamber was configured as normal but with no spark plug. There were two intake valves, one of which was normal and near the exhaust valve, but the other intake valve was relatively tiny and was of course in the top of the pre-cup near the spark plug. The idea being the richer mixture in the pre-cup would ignite the lean mixture in the main combustion chamber. The carburetor was configured with one small throat jetted richer and one jetted leaner; the thing worked well, got good fuel mileage while meeting the strict exhaust emission standards of the day. I remember those well because i worked on them often back when they were being sold.
One of the better walk through of an old junk yard, and full of great parts too
Wow I could spend a couple days there just looking around
Those classics should be stored inside to protect them from the elements.
44: 37 this is a porche with an air cooled engine. Some were even all chrome. Engine is in the rear, like a pontiac fiero.
My nephew had one once.
I'm tall, so it was interresting setting in the passenger seat while he drove like a mainiac.
I’ve been to the yard in Decatur living in DFW,,I bought a few things for my 67 Buick Rivera
Silas, have you ever dreamed about a salvage yard? Incredible!
Yes, and most of the dreams I had were nightmares 😆
14:00 i believe its a 1954 Henry J.
The hole cut out of the hood for a scoop of some kind kinda gave it away. Its not the 1950ish version Henry J people used for drag racing...i think its a 1954 but i could be wrong.
I was thinking either Henry or one of those early Volvos. They both looked a lot alike
IT'S a Hudson Jet not a Henry J.
Favorites of mine Silas, 1961 Corvair “Lakewood” station wagon, 1964-65 Mustang hardtop, 1970 Ford “Maverick”. If you have any intact and are in the giving mood!
Great as always, buddy.
texas always has great cars laying around rust free.unlike me up in the rust belt of michigan!!!
10:32 That Lincoln is sweet the black one
Oh the adventures you find, we dream of, Great video, thumbs up
I will inquire about the 1970 Lincolns at :41 in your opening drone shot. Thanks and keep up the salvage yard videos. If not for guys like you, we would never know about this stuff. I have been able to get 2 of these through videos like this. 62,000 views in 17 hours!
That is a lot of cars wow I just love to walk around that yard beautiful old cars thanks friend good morning
/tge 58 Chevy is my favorite. Most people go for the 57 but I think the smooth body lines on the 58 make it a much better looking car.
50:17 Newport
Holly Shitee - what a Massive Dedicated Car Collection - wow and wow again ! Silas found his Candy Store ! Thanks for showing us sooooooo many Neat Cars - Amazing indeed and You bought some Chrome Trinkets as well ! Brilliant Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!
44:12 Buick is cool ride.😊 Thanks for sharing this with me.
Hey Silas, great video as always, that small white coupe towards start might be a Hilman, no clue on year. Keep on TRUCKIN' DUDE, your adventures remind me so much of my youth!! Thanks for memories!! Mike from Delaware.
Such a pleasure to look the AMFS videos, nice pictures, good sound, no boarding Blabla. Like Goodpliers talking is making me sleepy, also the pictures not very good. What a contrast to Salis.
Silas I wish you had got a better shot of that 70 Ford Custom or Galaxie and looked at the speedometer to see if it was an old police car, It would have said 140 certified calibration.
Been looking for one of those for a long long time.
Great show keep up the amazing work be safe my friends God bless all kool works of art
Si mca Aronde French car circa 58 I had one and I had an early 50s Hillman work beater years ago bloody good car actually
My buddy had a Chevy Monza (like that Skylark) that was a factory V8 4spd. It actually had some balls . Sorry Silas, but we used to call those fake continental tire stampings on Valiant deck lids "Toilet Seats" ! 🤭. 59 Furys had them too. We used to call 71-73 Mustang Fastbacks "The Whale" cause they were so big, heavy and slow. Especially when compared to 64 1/2 - 66s. Those 58-60 window Dodge Suburbans were called "Town Wagons". They just raced a rustbucket 58 Studebaker President on Coldwar Motors Channel. A lot of Dodge School Buses were sold to Indian Reservation Schools. Those little Dodge vans were called the A100. I like the 53 Dodge "Leaping Ram" hood ornaments too. I put one on my 55 Dodge C3H truck which never came with one. That Imperial flower car is ultra rare. Someone should take that on as a project. Another good vid Silas. 👊😎👍
My 1960 Valient had the tire ring on the trunk, so I think it's the older ones. Awesome video!!!
At 14:00- 14:14 is a hudson Jet. love your content,
As a car enthusiast I didn't care for this channel and what he does for a living. Ive recently done a full circle. Realizing that as much as I hate it, the days of people enthusiastic about autos has come to an end. Someone has to clean up our messes and salvage some ideas of art. As we come into this new world of artificial intelligence, there is not going to be any room for reminiscing our past. We will be letting go of most everything about how we even live today. This new age shift will happen fast and folks like him are busy getting us prepared for it. Thank you for helping us.
smooth as butter! Walked past a continentel kit on the windsor
That place has so many possible classics. I could spend years in there
So many projects & parts & so little time.Theres some great potential in all that lot..greetings from sth Australia 🇦🇺 👍 🦘🐪🪃
Dodge Dart had the fake spare on the trunk, 1960 first year for Valiant and Dart
Great video Silas. We just got a streaming service so I’m watching on the front room TV. The little custom may be an Austin; looks like they tunneled the taillights and had a hood scoop at one time
I like that junk yard.
Silas. The Aronde was made by Simca - a French company that Chrysler bought. The older, heavy bumper cars were not Packards but Lincolns circa 1948 👍
Cool video. No place like that up in the northeast now, there use to be back in the 1960s and '70s. Funny how the junkyard guys all hold on to those old Dodge trucks. ...They know! 😏
Wow! I learned to drive on a 1951 Nash 4 door sedan! I loved the car. My Memere bought it in 1951, I was born in 48. It drove like a huge Cadillac! Greatest car ever! For me anyway.
Used to be a small junkyard with only pre 1970 cars only in Fordsville Ky. It was named Brown's. When i was in my 20s i rode with my moms then husband took me there ans we walked around. He picked out three 1947-1950 chevrolets. He had already brought home a complete 1947 Fleetline two door car that we soaked the cyls for 2 months and messed around with the rest of the car, brakes and etc. then got the stovebolt to turn over after soaking in kroil. Once the starter turned thru the harness we pumped the oil out, set up the original ignition to fire, carb had already been gone thru. A replacement factory fuel pump and a new tank supplied the fuel. It started and ran. Got it to idle and we drove it down Ky-54 just like it was meant to be. That car had the vac canister that would shift the three on the tree "automatically" if the revs were up then the clutch pushed in at a certain rpm. Weirdest poor man auto ever. Anyway there was a total of 4 chevrolets pulled from that yard. He put 3 down in the bottom for "someday" but truth is those other 3 were too far gone. One was a 50 Chev hardtop 2 door. My love is Oldsmobiles and this Brown's yard had more than a few.
The place is closed to the public now, but i think it still exists.
;old brown. Died about a year ago
Good Afternoon There My Good Big Bro Silas Of Adventures Made From Scratch
I had my first big engine car was a 429 thunder jet 1968 bird 2 door ! Thanks for showing some of the long for gotten cat , even a pacer !
Hillmans and Morries were the life blood of our country here in New Zealand 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿✌️🏝🍺
I always ware headphones your video's are never loud from noise not wind or traffic or anything else!!
Still looking for a 68 XL500, my high school car. She was Wimbledon white, BB, PB, PS, AC, red interior. I’ve only found 1, perfect match. It moved all over the upper Midwest. They would never contact me back. Hope you find what you’re looking for.
First observation - it's a sea of colour in that field. Today, seven out of ten vehicles are silver and grey.
Exactement!!! Boring
That yard is nice for a tour to people as me that like old cars
I can't go there. I have too many projects now. The cars will see me and attach themselves like octopi. Great tour, Silas!
Awesome video Silas
32:50 Peugeot 404 Family Estate (aka Station wagon, aka Break), made from 1962 onwards. My father in law drives a 404 sedan.
Live in UK Never saw a Buick SkyHawk before, looks just like a Opel Manta ((GTE)) hatchback, they do a coupe aswell, it's one of the nicest cars from the 70/80s over here, similar in style to a Trans Am but much smaller and in a sense more compact and sleek.
I hit the subscribed button and the bell notification.....you are so close to get the 100k YT award
👍 that's for the ( owner)guy that owns these cars and property good luck... A lot of beautiful cars ...
I like that Peugeot wagon too!
Its a Peugeot 404.
The early valiant had the tyre pressed into the boot
Here it was called the R series had tyre then the S series did not
Salis I think you needed a Segway to get around the yard to see t all 👍👍
The deck lid on the Valiant is cool but, it would make a nice couch as well.
My first car was a 1961 Plymouth Valiant with the tire trunk lid 6 cylinder push button auto transmission
Great video! Thanks for the tour.
Thats a feild of dreams.
The car at 26:10 looks perfect to scrap. The 27:53 piece you are missing is easily bent back into shape. Should be yours. Buy it.
You lost me when you blew past the 2nd gen Trans Am and Camaro.
I saw the yellow Triumph in there with a factory hard top, very rare, I had one of those 68 toyota Hilux trucks
The cars I don't see anymore are Pontiac Grand Ams. BTW... watch out for the rattlesnakes.
I’d take the 2 `66 Buick Riviera’s
This place would be SOLD OUT! if located in The Netherlands! We love vintage American cars, but they are rare here.
man i would love to walk through that place , but will have to just enjoy your video instead. Thanks for taking us
You should buy the 58 Chevy station wagon.❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂
51:19 Fozzy Bear 🐻 been looking for that, parked it up one day git drunk and couldn't find it lol😂
I miss having a junkyard like this nearby. Now they dont let you walk around anymore except for a tiny fenced area at the front with a small amount of cars that are always picked clean.
Where exactly is this land located ???? Where are these olds vehicles parked in which country is this ???? Can someone answer me please ????
Browne auto salvage . Sunset Texas
That orange Nova looked nice!
50:26 The Windsor : You, walk right by a trunk with the spare tire shape in the hood. Don't even notice.
Me, screaming at the screen,
RIGHT THERE!
At 46:00 , thats a Simca Aronde. French car
1:43 Great question! An Oldsmobile limosine? What's with that extra glass at the side rear behind the doors?
Hey Silas, that car with the spare in the boot, over here in Australia they are known as a AP5 or a AP6 Valiant by Chrysler, I cannot remember which one had the spare in the boot/trunk.
Cant believe you didnt find a rattlesnake on that walk thru.
At about the 2 minute mark you were in front of a Vega Wagon. I tried to contact the yard about it but I didn't get an answer. I tried calling the phone number but it just rings and rings, doesn't go to voice mail. All I want is more info on it and what the cost would be. No, I can't just go there, I'm in Michigan.
Some of my best memories as a young man was walking through old junk yards.
Lots of nice cars waiting to be restored🙂
Check out 50:30 deck lid under old tire 😅😅!
Old station wagons are making a comeback, every person I know is looking for one. 💯