Watching this type of videos really breaks my heart, I can't understand how gems like this are left in those conditions, Brands that no longer exists, how I wish I could do something to save evey one of them
What’s always fascinated me about the rusty junk yards like this is that every vehicle there has a story. Maybe that tow truck rescued your grandfather from the side of the road once when his old dodge broke down; or that station wagon that once took your parents on beach trips when they fell in love and got married; or that car your favorite aunt who passed in the early 80s got for her 18th birthday. They all have a chapter in someone’s life. It’s just pieces of us scattered about and forgotten.
I was thinking similar! Each car is a fusion of engineering and Art. A talented artist sketched and teams sculpted every one of those vehicles, inside and out. A huge room full of Draftsmen standing at their Drawing boards documenting parts and assemblies. Sheet metal Die-makers puzzling over how the panel can be formed. Passionate debates in smokey Boardrooms in the 70's discussing which layout of the Headlights will maximise sales. Accountants shaking their heads at suggestions of more chrome or trifles like seat belts.
Well you are looking at a snap shot in time of what cars you would have seen in the area at certain times in history, who knows how many times those cars passed each other on the road, and somewhere in someone's photo album could be a picture of one of those cars.
Jennings Motorsports is an excellent channel. Like NNKH he gets right down to business with no fluff and his natural ability and sense of humor (also like NNKH) are what we wrenchers really relate to. 👍🏽. Great video as always Chris!
My uncle had a junkyard like this when i was a kid! late 70s to 80s! Had all kinds of similar vehicles in his too! Like a time capsule to walk through!
Brought back memories of when a person could look at a car from a distance and know what make and model it is, just by the body design and placement of the head and taillights.
I grew up in Indian Mills NJ.... the school bus at 11:41 is my school bus from when I was a little kid (Mid- 1970s). Mrs. Brown drove that bus for many years, and I rode it for many years. The bus is Meredith Bus Services, Number M122....It should be an International Harvester.... my dad worked for them too and drove M119.... That really took me back.... Cool it still exist, sad that it's going to be crushed.... bought back lots of memories.
When I moved to TN and into the country I was getting eat up with ticks and chiggers. An old farmer told me to just spray my shoes, socks and pant legs up a little higher than the weeds I was walking in and it keeps them off. Worked great. I keep a can of OFF in the door of my truck and in my shop. Saves a lot of itching and aggravation.
OFF is the WD-40 of lubricants. Permithrin if you actually want to keep ticks and chiggers from getting you. PB Blaster and Kroil if you need a good penetrating fluid.
Used to have two yards like that in town growing up... lived there in the eighties. I miss places like that. Tons of good parts for low bucks, important when you're a young kid with limited funds!!
The little car at beginning you assumed was From Europe was actually a crosley which is made in America by an appliance builder named crosley. And they are so small because it had to fit through the doors of his appliance store.
Crosley made lots of radios also. My dad had one of the farm-o-road vehicles. Looked kind of like a small jeep. It was road legal, and you could use it as a small farm tractor.
It looks like a 48 Crosley. The '50 to '52 were a slightly different body style. Crosley made refrigerators and radios also. A buddy who had one told me they sold them through the Montgomery Ward catalog, and shipped in a crate.
$185,000 for all that scrap? Absolutely insane. He's going to end up crushing it all for $250 a ton. The pick n pull around me also thinks their junk is worth solid gold - wanted $150 for a non-powered mirror off a 2006 uplander.
@@MattsRageFitGarage Still, you aint going to find rare gems unless you climb through some dirt & rust. Seems like a lot of those cars head lights, grills, & bumpers could get cut off as a whole & welded onto a swing gate property entrance for a lot of rural people with properties like this one. Often the address & similarity of the lots in rural areas, makes it difficult for friends & family to find the place. And even with GPS it can be a pain for them, if their cell provider doesnt have a local tower. So for Example "drive into Ding Dong, coming from W. Route 66, take a left on BFE road, and drive til you see the blue 56' Ford Fairlane front end." Could be helpful directions & money maker. Also let guests know, by comparison, if their truck or car will fit through gate. Might get fancy and add a house remote or motion sensor with switch & battery to light the headlights, when your friends get close, cause their aint no street lights out in the country.
There's a yard I drive past every day with all kinds of cool stuff in it. Apparently the owner has a bad attitude and will run anyone off who stops by and asks about buying stuff. I don't get that at all - he probably believes all his rusted to hell Cornbinders and 70s vans and old school buses are worth millions.
One man's junk is another man's treasure...who would of ever thought that there is still an auto graveyard in New Jersey...must be in the down in the pine barrens. Use Permethrin on your clothing to repel ticks, stuff works great! Mr. Jennings would love to get his hands on some of these wrecks...thanks for the tour.
saw that '68 Delta 88 ( had one)...and the '69 too...Bonneville's...haha! the drone shots really show the expanse of the property...great little video Chris. Hope all is well with you , Jenn, and the papushka.....peace brother.
All of your content is great. I watch with my boys (13 and 10). 13 yr old is always asking if there is a new video from NNKH 😂. Thank you for your hard work. 🙏
It's so interesting to me to see you walk through this junkyard and if I think or if we is pacified through your too but video of this is precisely why you go down into Arizona what not to buy cars because this dry will wait dry there's no rush everything's soon to act even cars probably older than knees when these are pretty old but still thank you for doing this walk around this is cool Chris
A walk through history is what I call this one Chris. Where do you find these places? Imagine what it must have been like walking through used car lots in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s
Around 6:54 I spotted a `68 Imperial, possibly a convertible. Reddish brown. Not interested in purchase, just cool to see. My parents had a `67 Sedan when I was a kid. Then around 7:18 - two pre-`64 Imperials with the free-standing headlight pods. Anyway, so much cool stuff there. Thanks for the tour.
I've been watching those cars rust away forever. What a shame not much left. The old owner never did much to promote it though. Theres another cool place with all kinds of wacky stuff, in it not that far from there over in Atco you should go check that out sometime.
Yeah it really is a shame. There's a lot of parts there that can help people out. Hopefully this video helps generate some interest from local people that don't know about it. And if you have any info on the yard in atco, shoot me an email with some details on it. Would love to go find it and see what they have. nononsenseknowhow at gmail.com
@@NNKH2 Wade salvag on Jackson Rd. He used to clean out a lot of local military bases. One time I was in there and the had tractor trailers loads of jeeps come in. That was right after the jeep flip overs. He might let you in,.. I knew him but after the movie (Eddie and the Cruisers) he wasn't letting people in anymore. Last time I was in there was probably around 82. Its still there drove by it a few weeks ago.
Hey Chris..... I have an idea for your Utility box on your Ram. If you painted it with like Rhino liner or even just flat black, I think that would look pretty cool. Keep up the awesome work.
you should head to the junk yard over in Burlington. Right by the bridge (Bur Bristol). 7th street in middle of neighborhood. Had all kinds of parts when I did my old eldo. Cool spot.
@@NNKH2 right by bridge kinda behind catholic school. 7th street kinda in middle of suburban neighborhood..They got caddys and vettes. I think the guys name is mike polito. had his card in my 71 eldo vert that lovely gentlemen from Camden had to high tail it out of white horse lounge parking lot after a pew pew pew fight...and booked gf wouldnt let me follow, trooper said smart choice..
@@NNKH2 I've been to that one. The old guy who runs that yard is a Cadillac guy and is really knowledgeable about older gm cars. Also so hard to find parts in that yard
Chris ty for the jyd trip ... Id have to agree most is gone a few things to save that supercab id jump on if had the means but disabled now so those days are gone for me!!
There's alot of nice parts there nice for wall art if nothing else , I bet they could sell most of it at an auction, and I bet that is a rare yard that far east.👍
I'm a fellow wrench Turner I am actually a mechanic by trade and I tell you what buddy next time you come to Colorado look me up you remind me of an old friend I used to have he was a good dude and so are you
@NNKH Problem is that that listing has been taken down, and you did not leave any contact information for that yard. Please send me some form of contact information for them.
A lot of our parents or grand parents were probably made in the back seats of some of those car's!? Wish I could buy the whole lot, could easily spend the rest of my life tinkering on them things!
U-Pull-It junkyards are done due to vandals, stolen parts, and needing acres of land. Now, they strip them and crush what’s left. Only need an acre and some willing hands, and the ability to ship anywhere. I haven’t seen a yard like this since I was in high school. People would just break taillights and windows for fun.
@@gatesyslots I haven't been on a junk yard crawl in decades, but in the 70's, 80's, 90's I always knew this place as Albion auto parts. Never knew the name had changed. Before this post if someone asked me where rustys was I wouldn't know either. Some time in the 90's they added a U pull it next to it but I had never used it. Was always Albion to me.
Watching this type of videos really breaks my heart, I can't understand how gems like this are left in those conditions, Brands that no longer exists, how I wish I could do something to save evey one of them
Thanks for the Entertaining video 👍👍
Gems that get 15mpg
with parts availability near zero
Rust is the last thing you want on a car
i’ve been there it’s a shame the guys prices where through the roof so i couldn’t save anything
I hate seeing the convertibles that hate tops gone all to hell and interiors destroyed.
What’s always fascinated me about the rusty junk yards like this is that every vehicle there has a story. Maybe that tow truck rescued your grandfather from the side of the road once when his old dodge broke down; or that station wagon that once took your parents on beach trips when they fell in love and got married; or that car your favorite aunt who passed in the early 80s got for her 18th birthday. They all have a chapter in someone’s life. It’s just pieces of us scattered about and forgotten.
I was thinking about how all those were once brand new at one time, coming off the assembly lines and in show rooms across the country.
I was thinking similar! Each car is a fusion of engineering and Art. A talented artist sketched and teams sculpted every one of those vehicles, inside and out. A huge room full of Draftsmen standing at their Drawing boards documenting parts and assemblies. Sheet metal Die-makers puzzling over how the panel can be formed. Passionate debates in smokey Boardrooms in the 70's discussing which layout of the Headlights will maximise sales. Accountants shaking their heads at suggestions of more chrome or trifles like seat belts.
Well you are looking at a snap shot in time of what cars you would have seen in the area at certain times in history, who knows how many times those cars passed each other on the road, and somewhere in someone's photo album could be a picture of one of those cars.
Well said, history tells a story...
Quite true.
Each car has its own story. A lot of history in that yard.
Don’t even need to see the title if it’s a nnkh video you know it’s gonna be good
Yes sir!
Exactly 💯
Facts!
Damn straight 👍
True that 👍🇦🇺
I've never been to the USA but the first thing I would do is visit a junkyard... so many beautiful cars and parts👍
Get here before the dems./commies shut them all down and start calling them the forbidden lands
Same, would love to buy an old mustang and renovate it for personal use
Do you not have junkyards where you reside? Where do all the busted cars go?
Just to think at some stage all these cars were brand new and shiny in a showroom and someone drove out full of pride
Thats what I always think of when I see the scrap yards.
Junkyards have Yugos too.
Jennings Motorsports is an excellent channel. Like NNKH he gets right down to business with no fluff and his natural ability and sense of humor (also like NNKH) are what we wrenchers really relate to. 👍🏽. Great video as always Chris!
He's funny as hell. Great channel!
Yup. Ugga dugga is my newest favorite word, thanks to Dustin Jennings. He's been quiet lately. Hope he puts out more content soon.
He has the best will it starts , apart from Mr Hewes Joe is something else starting a 700hp tank engine after 40 years
Thanks for bringing us along Chris!
My uncle had a junkyard like this when i was a kid! late 70s to 80s! Had all kinds of similar vehicles in his too! Like a time capsule to walk through!
Brought back memories of when a person could look at a car from a distance and know what make and model it is, just by the body design and placement of the head and taillights.
Thanks Chris, the music made it like a walk down memory lane !
I grew up in Indian Mills NJ.... the school bus at 11:41 is my school bus from when I was a little kid (Mid- 1970s). Mrs. Brown drove that bus for many years, and I rode it for many years. The bus is Meredith Bus Services, Number M122....It should be an International Harvester.... my dad worked for them too and drove M119.... That really took me back.... Cool it still exist, sad that it's going to be crushed.... bought back lots of memories.
When I moved to TN and into the country I was getting eat up with ticks and chiggers. An old farmer told me to just spray my shoes, socks and pant legs up a little higher than the weeds I was walking in and it keeps them off. Worked great. I keep a can of OFF in the door of my truck and in my shop. Saves a lot of itching and aggravation.
OFF is the WD-40 of lubricants. Permithrin if you actually want to keep ticks and chiggers from getting you. PB Blaster and Kroil if you need a good penetrating fluid.
Used to have two yards like that in town growing up... lived there in the eighties. I miss places like that. Tons of good parts for low bucks, important when you're a young kid with limited funds!!
Beautiful cars ❤❤❤❤beautiful place 😍
Nice Rusty Junk! Sounds like Jerry on the Steel Guitar! ✌️
I love all the Old pontiacs
The best thing about these cars, they’re all in the shade.
there pretty beat i saw them in person
Great video. Looks like South NJ. Thanks for sharing and the heads up on this vintage salvage yard.
Love it man thanks for showing , just Bro from Detroit we All family Love Bring back old times 😀😎👍💯👏
The little car at beginning you assumed was From Europe was actually a crosley which is made in America by an appliance builder named crosley. And they are so small because it had to fit through the doors of his appliance store.
I just saw a brand new one on pbs on a travel show and they went to a car museum. they had a doorway over the car.
That is interesting. I own a Crosley....freezer!
Cool info, thanks for sharing dude
Crosley made lots of radios also. My dad had one of the farm-o-road vehicles. Looked kind of like a small jeep. It was road legal, and you could use it as a small farm tractor.
It looks like a 48 Crosley. The '50 to '52 were a slightly different body style. Crosley made refrigerators and radios also. A buddy who had one told me they sold them through the Montgomery Ward catalog, and shipped in a crate.
Keep them coming Chris! NNKH Rules! Love the Music Score!👍👍👍👍
$185,000 for all that scrap? Absolutely insane. He's going to end up crushing it all for $250 a ton. The pick n pull around me also thinks their junk is worth solid gold - wanted $150 for a non-powered mirror off a 2006 uplander.
This!! I didnt see 18 wheeler cabs and trailers
That's why I quit going to junkyards years ago. I can buy new parts cheaper than their old junk most of the time.
@@MattsRageFitGarage Still, you aint going to find rare gems unless you climb through some dirt & rust.
Seems like a lot of those cars head lights, grills, & bumpers could get cut off as a whole & welded onto a swing gate property entrance for a lot of rural people with properties like this one.
Often the address & similarity of the lots in rural areas, makes it difficult for friends & family to find the place.
And even with GPS it can be a pain for them, if their cell provider doesnt have a local tower.
So for Example "drive into Ding Dong, coming from W. Route 66, take a left on BFE road, and drive til you see the blue 56' Ford Fairlane front end." Could be helpful directions & money maker. Also let guests know, by comparison, if their truck or car will fit through gate. Might get fancy and add a house remote or motion sensor with switch & battery to light the headlights, when your friends get close, cause their aint no street lights out in the country.
I hear you brother. The yard by me wants more for their parts than a new one costs.
There's a yard I drive past every day with all kinds of cool stuff in it. Apparently the owner has a bad attitude and will run anyone off who stops by and asks about buying stuff. I don't get that at all - he probably believes all his rusted to hell Cornbinders and 70s vans and old school buses are worth millions.
One man's junk is another man's treasure...who would of ever thought that there is still an auto graveyard in New Jersey...must be in the down in the pine barrens. Use Permethrin on your clothing to repel ticks, stuff works great! Mr. Jennings would love to get his hands on some of these wrecks...thanks for the tour.
Yes South Jersey minutes from South Philadelphia
saw that '68 Delta 88 ( had one)...and the '69 too...Bonneville's...haha! the drone shots really show the expanse of the property...great little video Chris. Hope all is well with you , Jenn, and the papushka.....peace brother.
That white nova at the beginning looked decent!
All of your content is great. I watch with my boys (13 and 10). 13 yr old is always asking if there is a new video from NNKH 😂.
Thank you for your hard work. 🙏
It's so interesting to me to see you walk through this junkyard and if I think or if we is pacified through your too but video of this is precisely why you go down into Arizona what not to buy cars because this dry will wait dry there's no rush everything's soon to act even cars probably older than knees when these are pretty old but still thank you for doing this walk around this is cool Chris
Wish we had more of those in Quebec! Love your videos man keep up the good work!
Id love to see you start walking around yards on 2 hr vids man ! Love it !
A walk through history is what I call this one Chris. Where do you find these places? Imagine what it must have been like walking through used car lots in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s
Thanks for sharing! Always love your videos.
Go in there and buy every big block and large displacement engine that is complete. That is money just waiting to be made.
Brings tears to me eyes.
Cool place. Definitely lots of parts still there. I did send you a pm a while ago about this place too👌
Thanks for the show, and I got no ticks on me.
Really enjoyed this video that's cool
I have a '67 GTO and I don't think I even seen a. Pontiac. I love this channel
At 8:32 there some on the left
Glad you are doing this because in the future someone will make that property the prodgects i hope not but it has been going on every where
Around 6:54 I spotted a `68 Imperial, possibly a convertible. Reddish brown. Not interested in purchase, just cool to see. My parents had a `67 Sedan when I was a kid. Then around 7:18 - two pre-`64 Imperials with the free-standing headlight pods. Anyway, so much cool stuff there. Thanks for the tour.
The old guy certainly organized his yard well.
Great video like allways😀
Thanks for the entertaining video 👍👍
No more new car smell. Thanks for the tour.
I've been watching those cars rust away forever. What a shame not much left. The old owner never did much to promote it though. Theres another cool place with all kinds of wacky stuff, in it not that far from there over in Atco you should go check that out sometime.
Yeah it really is a shame. There's a lot of parts there that can help people out. Hopefully this video helps generate some interest from local people that don't know about it. And if you have any info on the yard in atco, shoot me an email with some details on it. Would love to go find it and see what they have. nononsenseknowhow at gmail.com
@@NNKH2
Wade salvag on Jackson Rd. He used to clean out a lot of local military bases. One time I was in there and the had tractor trailers loads of jeeps come in. That was right after the jeep flip overs.
He might let you in,.. I knew him but after the movie (Eddie and the Cruisers) he wasn't letting people in anymore. Last time I was in there was probably around 82. Its still there drove by it a few weeks ago.
NNKH is only youtuber where I watch everything from a to z including commercials
Hey Chris..... I have an idea for your Utility box on your Ram. If you painted it with like Rhino liner or even just flat black, I think that would look pretty cool. Keep up the awesome work.
Chris PLEASE save that truck at 6:05!! - that would make a great video
I was thinking of Jennings Motorsports right after you started. It would be a goldmine for him.
you should head to the junk yard over in Burlington. Right by the bridge (Bur Bristol). 7th street in middle of neighborhood. Had all kinds of parts when I did my old eldo. Cool spot.
I've actually been meaning to check that place out if it's the one I'm thinking of.
@@NNKH2 right by bridge kinda behind catholic school. 7th street kinda in middle of suburban neighborhood..They got caddys and vettes. I think the guys name is mike polito. had his card in my 71 eldo vert that lovely gentlemen from Camden had to high tail it out of white horse lounge parking lot after a pew pew pew fight...and booked gf wouldnt let me follow, trooper said smart choice..
@@NNKH2 I've been to that one. The old guy who runs that yard is a Cadillac guy and is really knowledgeable about older gm cars. Also so hard to find parts in that yard
I’ll be there Sunday I’m 15 min away thanks for
The video.
Awesome! Make sure to mention NNKH sent ya. Thanks and good luck
Love a junkyard tour!
Sleeper dude would love that stuff
I really like the '64 Pontiac in the front row of the thumbnail.
Dalton from Polebarn may want to know about the 62 pontiac(s) around 8:35
Adventure from scrap another channel right up his alley
The cars have been there so long that even the stink is gone.
love a scrapyard tour
Thanks for the video
Chris ty for the jyd trip ... Id have to agree most is gone a few things to save that supercab id jump on if had the means but disabled now so those days are gone for me!!
Man, that blue Ford Super cab was decent. Would make for a cool video 👀.
There's alot of nice parts there nice for wall art if nothing else , I bet they could sell most of it at an auction, and I bet that is a rare yard that far east.👍
I'm a fellow wrench Turner I am actually a mechanic by trade and I tell you what buddy next time you come to Colorado look me up you remind me of an old friend I used to have he was a good dude and so are you
And that’s how Chris got Lyme disease..🤣 lots of good wall hangers, lawn art maybe a complete car in there for someone I enjoyed it👍
Jennings Motorsports for sure would be salivating over this. Love his channel.
The Thunderbirds are cool
Cmon Chris!! You gotta save at least one if not a dozen!!
Amazing one time these cars. Were all shineu and. New
Thanks for the tour.
amazing there are still any places like this
The Impalas and the few camaros would be pretty cool
@NNKH Problem is that that listing has been taken down, and you did not leave any contact information for that yard. Please send me some form of contact information for them.
Little cars actually a Crosley, it's American they have some cool cars!
You could have done a 1 hour video and i would have kept watching...That was great.
Great job!
Great video Chris.
To bad those cars were left to rot.
Sad people have that "my price or it rots where it sits" attitude.
My first thought was about Jennings Motor Sports. He could save some of those old trucks!!
A lot of our parents or grand parents were probably made in the back seats of some of those car's!? Wish I could buy the whole lot, could easily spend the rest of my life tinkering on them things!
Chris you gotta get one and do a “will it run”
The blue G body Malibu at 10:04
wow i saw a 1966 dodge charger wow love the dodge wish you could get that one for a video
Thanks for saving
Thanks for helping
Was that the blue t top z28 from fst times at Ridgemont High. My old man has the most ultimate set of tools. NNKH can fix it👍
U-Pull-It junkyards are done due to vandals, stolen parts, and needing acres of land. Now, they strip them and crush what’s left. Only need an acre and some willing hands, and the ability to ship anywhere.
I haven’t seen a yard like this since I was in high school. People would just break taillights and windows for fun.
Chris, save the super cab!
It's been a long time but I'm going back there's got to be good stuff there that I need or don't need
TheeTravisB and his Dad would gladly save some of these old Beauts.
Hola saludos desde CDMX 🇲🇽👍 buen contenido
Damn, those cars/trucks are rough!
Heyyyy, Love me some Jennings Motor Sports too!
At 08:52, that car looks mean, Chris 👌🥰
Well done for getting the content out recently,much appreciated,Neil from uk
Cool junk yard, I'm in Cologne, NJ and never heard of Rusty's Old Iron? Looks like a lot of pines? Must be north of me.
I'd say west of you. Berlin, actually about a mile from the Berlin Mart.
@@edmundanderson657Wow, that's nuts! I thought I knew all the local junk yards!
@@gatesyslots
I haven't been on a junk yard crawl in decades, but in the 70's, 80's, 90's I always knew this place as Albion auto parts. Never knew the name had changed. Before this post if someone asked me where rustys was I wouldn't know either.
Some time in the 90's they added a U pull it next to it but I had never used it. Was always Albion to me.
@@edmundanderson657 I have heard of Albion. Thanks for clarifying.
That's one for the books,
There's still an old junk yard in NJ.
A lot of 60s and 70's parts you won't find in any junk yard. I'd say this is a honey hole for vintage parts
Would be pretty sweet to see you get that 79 ford roadworthy!
Second, haha, nice video, thx from germany, 😂🎉 ....
Get that old Packard... There were a few decent looking 50's Ford trucks...
Thanks Chris, nice interesting video. Wonder whoever rode these cars during its haydays. So many gas guzzlers no doubt. Now looks like fallen heros.