Classic Mustang, Camaro and Impala Cars. This Junkyard Has It All.

Uncover the Treasures Hidden in plain sight as we Explore a Junkyard filled with a nostalgic collection of Vintage Mustangs, Camaros, and Impalas! Join us on a journey as we search through rows of forgotten classics.
From the Classic Ford Mustang to the Chevrolet Camaro and the Stylish Chevrolet Impala, this junkyard is a glimpse into the past. Marvel at the rusted exteriors, faded paint jobs, and witness the beauty that these Road Relics still hold.
Keep an eye out for the parts you may need for your next project or maybe even find your next project here. Join me on this journey as we walk this Junkyard one row at a time looking for Hidden Gems and just taking a step back in Time.
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A Big Thank You to Desert Valley Auto Parts for giving me access to the yard to do this video.
This Junkyard is at
Desert Valley Auto Parts
21390 Smitty Way
Black Canyon City, AZ 85324

[@randy-yx6pi]

Nuts bolts screws washers. Fun to collect buckets of them. Must be millions of them .All rust free. It would be interesting to see how many you can collect in a day.. Kinda like picking fruit.

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525]

66 Thunderbird is interesting because I like to finish my son's car. There are many many interesting piece of history there! Number of years ago I sent a guy out there for a 59 Chevy Chevy wagon

[@route66roadrelics02]

Thanks for Watching They have several other t birds I recall

[@jwfinley7808]

Your doing good

[@route66roadrelics02]

thanks

[@crazypainter56]

that 69 camaro was a 69 Firebird-lots of rare stuff-Monza and Vega's make great drag cars

[@route66roadrelics02]

Thanks for watching

[@zacariasblanco9738]

2nd gen camaro heaven wow. Great cars my brother had an 1980 with a v6 80k miles when purchased in 1987 400k miles and still running & driving when sold to the 3rd owner in 2003 original drive train head gaskets every 100k miles ...never overheated just serviced

[@route66roadrelics02]

nice

[@jwfinley7808]

The 1971 Couger had the same size brake lines as the 1964 Int Scout brake lines!

[@route66roadrelics02]

nice

[@michiganjfrog5714]

Wow, I used to live in Black Canyon City and I never knew about this place.

[@route66roadrelics02]

yes it is amazing thanks for watching

[@bryantidwell]

That white Plymouth roadrunner with the red strip looked like it was to good to be parted out that yard owner is stupid for doing that

[@route66roadrelics02]

@@bryantidwell several items are sold as complete cars mixed in the yard thanks for watching

[@jwfinley7808]

I had a 1971 Mach1 with a 351 clevland. with a dule point Mallory.

[@route66roadrelics02]

nice i use to have a 69 mach 1 hoping to find a 69 or 70 mach 1 i can afford one of these days

[@jwfinley7808]

75 degrees remember snakes like it also!

[@route66roadrelics02]

always keeping an eye out but its been pretty cold at night which help then den up in the winter usually thank for watching

[@randy-yx6pi]

Gold nuggets

[@jwfinley7808]

1970 and 1971 maybe the 72 had the same body styles?

[@route66roadrelics02]

yep

[@richarddetlaff-gc3kk]

They want 36k for the charger

[@route66roadrelics02]

It will be someone's Dream Project

[@jimbutler9076]

Shame uncle heads stack old cars on top of each other

[@user-ez3gj8re6i]

We're the trucks😢

[@route66roadrelics02]

ua-cam.com/video/RdEQ_HrcUkI/v-deo.html this is one location they are at

[@randy-yx6pi]

Titanium

[@phill2009c6]

Loose the crappy loud music

[@route66roadrelics02]

Thanks for watching

[@jonrajsl291]

LEARN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEN LOSE... AND LOOSE...... 😂😂😂

[@phill2009c6]

@@jonrajsl291 typo

[@jwfinley7808]

Good job!

[@user-ez3gj8re6i]

We're the trucks😢