1959 Impala + 1961 Biscayne Rescued From SCRAP! Saving Parts BEFORE they get CRUSHED! (DO NOT MISS!)
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- I bought two old Chevys from a junkyard that is crushing out, the first is a 1959 impala 4 door hardtop, also known as a flattop, and the other is a 1961 Chevy Biscayne 4 door sedan, which has a 235 inline 6 cylinder with a 3 speed on the column, the motor is not stuck so I hope to have it running in a few days. In addition, I have been given permission to pull any parts I want off of cars that are destined to be crushed, so before they are gone forever, I have one last chance to save any usable parts. No contact info will be given for the yard location, owner's info, etc. No one is allowed in, so please don't waste your time by asking or emailing. HOWEVER, if you see any parts in the video you need, and if the vehicle is marked to be crushed, send me an email and I will do my best to pull parts before the vehicles get smashed.
Thanks for watching!
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Some of these cars have been held for so long, they went from a restorable car to a parts car, I fully understand your point.
sadly thats so true
Exactly. The top 2/3rds of most all these cars looks very restorable. But sitting in mud for the last 10-50 years will ruin the whole foundation of a car. : (
@@SaneCayne sadly thats whats happened
Totally agree with you Ryan. The sad reality of these super hoards of cars. Most of the time they do end up in the crusher. But there are guys like you that are making an attempt to save some of the history, which is pretty awesome. Great video!
True story
You hit the nail on the head Ryan, Sleeperdude has posted a similar video recently where 4K! vehicles are getting crushed, just so sad - owners need to sell or part the vehicles out; seeing them getting crushed in a rush does no favors for anyone; thanks for posting the video
thanks man!
That Fury is worth saving..
They have become more & more desirable.
The 61 Fury always brings to mind the movie HotRods to Hell . It IS desirable and really cool.
idk about value but i know a cool car when i see one! lol
@@IowaClassicCars
If you've ever Cold War Motors you've seen how many he has...
He loves the "Fury's".
In fact , he'd probably love to have that one..(Scott).
This guy is a true automotive craftsman..
The one you have was on the show "Leave it to Beaver".
And it has a cult following.
Great video Ryan 👍 and great save on that 61 Plymouth! I'm a Chevy guy through and through but would have loved that 51 Ford Victoria hardtop that you walked by! Best to you brother, keep up the awesome work!
Thanks Jazz👍
Nice saves! The 59 sitting since 1972. I looked up Beneventi Chevrolet, they were still in business in 2020, ran for 88 years!
Yep i knew the owner pretty well
That 61 Fury is a great find! Always loved that roof line.... My 60 Fury has the same roof...
Right on!
Love that Red 61 Plymouth, Great save, hope to see it here again
I hope so too!
the best advice you can give. You cant save them all. As a collector/hoarder I have over 20 cars but they were not siting in a salvage yard. It is time to let them go.
👌👌👌
Good eye on that Plymouth, definitely something special. And you’re 100% right. Hoarding cars like that is a death sentence to basically all of them. Glad to see guys getting out there to rescue some of them. I saw a 49-50 Ford in the background.. sad deal. One of my favorites. Also sad to see the 65 Chevy’s going to the crusher.
At least the metal is being recycled. Kinda makes it better.
yeah at least its not a total waste lol
Thanks once again for saving these gems Ryan! Just in the nick of time once again. The 61 Sedan has such nice lines. I am glad you are saving them, even some as parts cars. I think I hear that rotten Crushing machine in the distance. That Dodge does have a wonderful roofline, too bad the tail lamps are missing.
just in the nick of time for sure!
Once I get my El Camino done I would love to get my hands on a 59 Sport Sedan, shame that one is as rough as it is but I still want one of those for family/friends road trip machine. Glad you are saving what you can and I completely agree, its a shame to see what happens time and time again. Please recognize when it is time to sell before they are lost forever.
You can do it!
Classic saves Ryan, good one! 👍😎👍
thanks man
Ryan, you're always amazing. Love that Biscayne! Best of luck. Hope you are able to get lots of parts.
I hope so too! thanks!
Great video Ryan, I totally agree to move the cars rather then have them sit and get trashed anyway. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
for sure thanks for watching
I am a GM guy but I absolutely love that Plymouth.
And I'm a Mopar guy (60,61 Fury Coupés) but LOVE 59 Chevys, including the 4 D. HT!
Same!
Glad you are doing what you do
They can’t all be saved and love your comments about hoarding.
There’s only 24 hrs in a day.
thanks man
Excellent message on hoarding and selling. If you're going to hoard cars, have a game plan. Keep prices reasonable. Too many yard owners think they're sitting on a goldmine and their prices reflect that. So what ends-up happening is the stuff eventually gets sold at scrap prices due to failure of inventory being sold at what-should-have-been reasonable prices.
Well said!
Nice saves Ryan, I came across a pair of 59s the other day. 59 Impala and 59 Biscayne both 4 door cars but both of them were solid. That green on the 61 Biscayne looks good.
Right on!
Nice work you're doing Ryan, saving and restoring
Thanks 👍
Thats a good observation you made about people collecting cars and not selling them then having their families left to deal with them. I've seen this very scenario several times over my life and it's really difficult for those left behind as you say. I never understood why people collect all of these vehicles but never let anyone take them to restore. Seems like they would rather see the cars disintegrate into the ground than let people restore them.
hoarding is an addiction, we all do it to some degree
@@IowaClassicCars True especially when it comes to cars!
BIG BIG mopar girl! That fury is amazing!
yeah im not a mopar guy but i love the lines
Thank you Ryan your crew for rescuing all this all Gals. Happy 4th of July
thanks Dave!
@@IowaClassicCars Ryan we are going to be in Des Moines Iowa with the Barrett-Jackson road tour September 24 at Karl’s Custom Sho and Jason Ayer’s Survivor Collection. Love to shack hands and say HI.
@@dave5833 email me and maybe we can make it happen lol
@@IowaClassicCarsthanks buddy. Will do.
Love em both. The '61 looks really good. Body wise. Love em on the cheap side. 6 , radio delete 4dr sedan. COOL, Both have the right amount of doors. Thanks for saving more. Why are they crushing out ? Scraps down , I think.
they are in the scrap business
I'm glad your not prejudice, and save as many nice car's as possible, that Fury, cold war garage may be interested, don't know where yous are in relation to each other, thanks for the video, all the best to you and your loved ones
for sure, got to save what i can
HowDo Ryan? My friend; I am lost for words.I'm glad to see that you're able to save as many as possible,parts are getting harder to find these days.Your very dedicated by doing what you can by getting the word out,so hopefully things will turn out before the majority of them getting crushed.😉😭
thanks for watching
Interesting Ryan, I moved to Iowa in 1973 with out a vehicle. Went looking for a cheap car and bought the cheapest thing on the lot at Beneventi Chevrolet for $425. It was a 1968 Chevy Impala SS convertible with a 327 2 barrel. It was dirty, had rusted out quarters and the top had rips in it, but some bondo and duct tape let it pass inspection. I drove it for another two years and sold it for $550. Too bad I did not keep it.
Great story
Great PSA Ryan..did like that AMC Rebel..reminds me of the one Derek has on VGG..I'm partial to Fords though and was eyeballing a few of those old Mavericks you passed by..anyhoo love your channel,keep up the saving of those old beauties..
Right on!
Wow sad story thank you for walking around and showing us another sad but great video love your videos.
Glad you enjoyed it
More good saves there! ESPECIALLY the '61 Fury, even if it's outside your norm - a decent looking parts car if nothing else. Hoping you can get a decent frame off the wagon!
the frame i thought was nice, is rotten right in the middle! so sad!
@@IowaClassicCars IDK if this helps or not, however...I do know(as you probably do also) that the frames on the wagon & the 4dr are the same EXCEPT for the rear extension. So in theory, if you had a great 4dr frame, you could possibly splice in the wagon rear extension; it just becomes a question of how much of a project you want to make it. Though it'd probably be easier to go farther west for a clean wagon frame. Just food for thought is all.
Such a waste, this place reminds me of other junkyards that I would explore as a kid, glad to see you saved some of them the '61 Biscayne reminds me of the one my aunt owned in around 1967, my uncle owned a repair garage and was an International dealer, saw the seventies vintage IH pickup in the yard and was reminded of him, he got out of the business in the summer of 1969.
it is a waste, thats why people need to listen to my PSA and sell why you can!
Aaawww a flattop episode ! Making it twice as flat and twice as glazed by having these two in one video ! Thanks for saving both the top Impala, the middle Bel-Air nad the low end Biscayne. Sure they are in various condition, still it takes someone like Ryan to come and look at these as something more than a scrap material but a car.
Oh and a Fury is saved too ! Someone snatched the jet sidepod taillights off it, but still it's a piece of futuristic 2 dr hardtop.
Sad to see all these cars ending as cubes. The plus side is that maybe gathering them there saved them from being crushed 20-30-40 years earlier, and some people maybe gained their dream project or sought-after part from these. But you are right about guarding all of them just for the sake of hoarding the lot.
thanks man!
@@IowaClassicCars thank you too for another junkyard trip and taking time to film besides saving Chevys.
Even if they go to europe,there being saved,I've changed my stance on shipping them over seas,better than crushed,I have a 69 plymouth fury coup that's in like new condition,I daily drive it in summer,I live in ohio so no winter salt for it fall through spring,Ryan you're right,drive em,enjoy them! My wife even likes taking the fury out occasionally! We're in our mid 50s so the old cars from the 60s remind us of a better time
i believe that as long as they go to someone who appreciates them, regardless of location, its a win
Like the shoe box Ford, hope that one gets saved. The two tone green and white IH pickup is cool and rare.
she was pretty rough
Sad tale but you did great job making the case! Car lovers see this too often.
very sad tale
Some people are car hoarders, I think.
But does end up wasting many original cars for car guys.
Also, that 61 Fury though. Such a change from the late 50's and especially 1960.
Thanks.
yup hoarding does nothing good for the hobby
Ryan, I see you seem to have a proclivity for 4 door vehicles. Myself I never owned a 4 door vehicle. I have had sedans , hardtops , El Caminos and rag tops. I just do not like 4 doors. But that is just me. I do like what you are doing and I find it interesting. Also your statement was spot on about selling these cars and not leaving them to be crushed.
Gotta save all we can!
Cool video Ryan thanks for sharing. Shame to see that 73/74 Charger sitting there hopefully someone snags it looked pretty complete. I've had my 74 since 1986. Looking forward to your next post take care
thanks Matt
That 61 looked like a flying car.
lol yupp
What a shame to crush all those good parts cars and trucks! Glad you saved 4 of them! I hope you got them for a good price! If I lived closer I would try to save some of them old pickup trucks! Take care Ryan!
the new owner cant sit on 1,000 cars for yrs. clean it up, make the money, move on. i dont blame him
Hard to watch, but signs of the times, fortunately there are a few guys like you saving what you can. Here on the Gulf coast you seldom find anything from the 70s or older that is worth buying, the salt air and humidity turns them to dust. I once tried to buy a 1967 Chevelle SS396 Convertible sitting in some tall grass, and the guy wouldn't sell..10 years later when his family finally agreed to sell it, the car pulled into pieces when they attempted to move it..completely gone...I keep my 67 RS/SS convertible and 64 Corvette out of the weather unless we're cruisin!
sadly you're right, very few guys that do what we do anymore
Unfortunately Ryan is right about the hoarding cars for several decades. Having that many that sit and rot and then the kids get the property and crush it all. I know someone who’s father had a massive hoard of classic cars. Everything from Ford, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Packard, Mercury, Lincoln, Pontiac, Chrysler, Dodge and many more brands of car. There were rare and common cars in that hoard. When the father passed away all but 8 cars were crushed and hauled out for scrap. A massive collection of good parts and restorable and rare cars gone fast. Ryan’s point is very true, sell the hoard of cars sitting just rotting away to people that can use them. Otherwise one day it will all most likely be crushed up and hauled away as scrap metal. Glad you’re able to save some stuff Ryan! That ‘61 Fury and ‘61 Biscayne are cool
it happens way more than we would like to think too
I 100% agree it's not right the cars don't deserve it
thanks man
I WISH we had yards like that where i live still. Long gone are the old cars . Most are full of 90's and newer now sadly.
yup the old stuff is being phased out
100% agree with that statement, no use in keeping cars hoarded if you will never get around to fixing them and it ends up like this. Similar thing happened toma place around here it went from like 800 cars to about 150 that's where I pulley my 71 chevelle and 64 Impala from. If you got that many cars help out the people that are still interested in restoring them while you can.
too many cars get hoarded and turn into this lol
Thanks for including announcing the dealers on the dealer emblems. You go fast and a good think you knew the dealers and coiuld pronounce the names. Thanks.
thanks for watching
Really good save Ryan!
Just one nit to pick, no matter if it was an Impala or Biscayne radios were OPTIONAL. They weren't deleted, they weren't ordered with one. Wish I had a $ for every time someone says that.
Keep up the good fight!!!
optional yes, but when a majority of cars came with them, i call it a delete. I would consider the autronic eye or AC an option as a minority of cars had them, but basics like a radio or dual sunvisors, i would consider standard equipment
Glad to see these cars saved, ship me that 51 ford. You need to save that ford it looks so good. Wish I was there I would like to have a bunch. Owner what the 51 ford would cost?always enjoy videos.
1400
Wow never seen a 61 Plymouth would like to see more of that car
Hopefully soon!
Great video Ryan and you make a very good point. Unfortunately people with a hoarder mentality, often times don't know or think that they are hoarders. They are under the impression that they are sitting on a gold mine. They are unable to part with items that they think are extremely useful or even valuable. These cars may have been very valuable at one time. But now they have sat for so long, that most of them are merely parts cars at best. Such a shame. Thanks for the video
Absolutely thanks man!
Hey Buddy I grew up in a salvage yard you brought slot of memories I'm in San Antonio Texas thanks for your videos send me more info God Bless You Arturo Martinez where are you at what city. Syste?
im in iowa
Yup. A local guy (batchelor) here in NH had an excellent collection of all rebuildable cars, maybe 500 to 600. No family..unexpectedly died. So the state of NH seized the property and crushed everything. Sickening.
wow id be suing the state lol
Looks like your leaving a few 61-64 Chevys, guess the price is too high or they are more gone than they appear. Next to that green AMC Rebel is a late 70's white Cordova/Charger with the hatch roof panels still there. Unless they are cracked, you may be able to find a good home for them. Always been a GM guy (but do like 32-40 Fords, currently have a 40 Ford convertible), but I also am intrigued by the 61 Plymouth Fury (so cool but yet so bizarre). So many cars in volume were hoarded years ago at great low prices and unfortunately sitting an extra 25 years greatly lowers their value way below their peak and even more their ability to be saved beyond parts cars. Enjoyed the video.
the ones im leaving are not worth my time honestly
So Sad 😭 and you are Right Ryan it serves no purpose to hoard Car's. I love all car's and I can't wait to see the 61 Plymouth FURY. I spotted a 1970, 4 door Chevy Impala when you were walking around Poor thing probably will be crushed. Till next time my Friend.
thanks for watching!
Great public service announcement.
Thanks!
To bad they didn't have an auction, there's some nice stuff there. I'm surprised your not grabbing the 61 and 63 2 door sedans.
yep but sadly too many people harass the owners, everyone thinks they are entitled to a walk through lol and free parts, think again
I didn't miss it Ryan!! Nice saves, do you work full time as well as youtube, or rich parents! I bet if you had more money you'd save more out of this yard, the '61 Fury looks good, though it looks like it has damage on that pass. door. I can make that Beneventi dealer sticker for you if you want. Keep on saving and selling them, or your yard will look like this place in 40 years!!
lol my yard wont look like this ever, i hope !
i have a full time job lol i support myself :D
gday mate .. would love to rescue those biscayne posts or even the d100 sweptlines .. sad to see them potentially crushed.
tend to agree .. saving them from being crushed 40+ years ago only to let them rot defeats the purpose.
if only you had the room to store them all. cheers from Australia 🍻👍🇦🇺
thanks for watching!
Very sad to see, but at least they're saving some, for now. What is happening with the 1960 Chevy by the Marlin towards the end of the video? Hope it didn't get crushed 🙏 😕!
Thanks and looking forward to the next video 📹.
Good question! ill find out
I like the Biscayne.
thanks man!
Interested in the top fender spears off that '59 impala.
Email me, not selling these but got another set off a car. $750 shipped
That 1951 ford is rare car and worth saving
huh really? i thought they made millions of them lol
On the '61 Plymouth they designed the car and at the last minute they said "Oh Crap, it has no tail lights." Another guy said, "Just bolt them on the side done deal." So they did.
I always said the same thing!
lol thats a funny idea
that 61 fury is neet, looking forward for a will it run on it
the owner actually wanted to keep that one after i filmed it...so as of now, its not mine, but it may be :D
At around 12:11, I saw a mid-70s blue Chevy van (another vehicle was sitting on top) with possibly a chrome grille, bezels, and marker lights. Are you still pulling parts to ship? Thanks.
yes but that van is now crushed
Excellent video Ryan :) yes agree 👍 👌 what saying one owner of Wrecking Yard near me orgnail owner he had lots vechiles from 1930 to present years and lots got took away made for metal profit big place over 600 acres too to all got fill up vechiles from 1940 to present to now again ! Just heard other day a friend of mine who lots older me sold his 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo LS car he was second owner to it also bought car 2000 from Wrecking Yard for $2.500 and fix up totally got sold last week for $45.000 shock me and car was new was $8500.00 amazing how nice price jump at lately for lots nice vechiles even back years ago !
thanks man!
@@IowaClassicCars welcome
*"THIS was a Gold -Mine ...@one time....
Sad to lose another one!¡!"*
that it was, time waits for no man
AMC Rebel, you are correct
Nice thanks
1951 Ford would of Ben the best chose and the hard top is vary rare
wow didnt know that!
Your right about letting them sit for so long and becoming worse and less valuable. Every yard I've been to , the people or person who own them always seem to be a bit ... Off. If you know what I mean. If they don't want to sell, their not going to sell. There's a gold mine in parts on those cars. But sometimes money doesn't mean anything to them. Thanks a great video, again.
yup lol we are all a bit off in the car world
Such a shame, and sad to see. Glad you were able to save a few.
Thanks!
Have a look at the Furys on Cold War Motors channel up in Canada. He did an epic resto on a field found Fury which wasn't really even good as a parts car. Don Knotts,the 1960's comedian made a few adverts for the Fury too.
will do thanks
I love the plain Jane base cars as evidenced by the '63 Plymouth Savoy I drive daily.
i do too
Hoarders rarely, if ever, prosper. But sometimes their descendants do. ;-)
lol well said!
Same can be said about people who hoard parts.
100% agree
“Save what you can from certain destruction.” All those cars are waiting for someone to bring them back from their graves.
yep but most are too far gone
Is the '57 Chevrolet that you showed toward the end of the video marked for crush? If so I'm interested in the hood rocket moldings.I can seethe drivers side one is damaged but that's ok. Writing here because I don't see your email link.
Its in the description and i can see if the car is still available
I wish I could buy that AMC Marlin I just love that colour and that car
they are crushing it all currently, i saved a few more but not many
About her 62 Chevy convertible with a 327 4 speed you found one yet that I can afford have a great day hahaha
58-64 converts are big dollar lol
The 61 and the 63 weren't marked that I could see but they sure look like great candidates to be saved. The two headlight white trim pieces were off of probably at 67 through 69 Ford pickup truck. They're laying on trunk the rebel in my opinion is probably the most underestimated overlooked of the hot rods maybe because the few numbers ever put out in. The rebel competed with the charger and yes sir made by AMC. The first year there's a rambler probably 68 could be 69 maybe 70 but I think the car only had a 3-year run. See one of them done up nicely is as beautiful as a Chevelle or a charger. Some of those trucks are sin to crush. The rose of early to mid 60s Chevy and forge show had a couple of good candidates. But that flatbed one ton maybe 1964 red white grill, that body would fit on a Ford half-ton chassis. And from what I saw that thing looked like it could just be put on a truck frame or maybe fix up and use it as one ton. And it was nice enough to just keep it like it is. I'm more of a Sherry fan but I do know a couple of guys who would love to have that truck. Recently somebody stole the stainless off my kids 57 Chevy. I'd buy that off of you especially the rear window trim if you have time and comment me back about how much it would cost.
ill see if i can get the trim for you
@@IowaClassicCars thank you. My other boy has a steering wheel collection. I figure that might be a little bit more time to pull one at the yard then the time you have available to do so. I generally get him one each time he completes A year in school. Or if he has an exceptionally good semester bonus steering wheel. I'm about a month and a half behind this time. I think a 62 Impala and a 1959 Chevy steering wheel is what is he would be thrill with the most. Of course is missing of the years but their time will come. Now I don't know if there is a difference between the Impala steering wheel 59 and say the Bel Air ? If you have something in stock that you want to sell and it does not have to be perfect. I do try to alternate colors for him. So if you have something in stock or later on run across something feel free to comment me. Thank you.
Some Hoarders drive me crazy. When asked if they want to sell, the old “I’m gunna do it up one day “ statement comes out…..yeah right ! Sure you are. At least you have had a chance to get some stuff before the Chinese turn it into a new washing machine.
yup its a disease i think lol
I ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU!!! That lot has NO forgiveness. The owner of the property would've made BANK if I were there. Give me one year, and from what I could see, 75% of those cars would be GONE, with $$$$ coming in! I saw MANY near-iconic rides that even now would be on the road in short time. That the majority of those cars are gonna get crushed is an absolute CRIME! I can't now, but I will be retired shortly, and I would be running a circuit from that yard to my new home. Difference? I would make many of those rides rollers, ready to plug an engine and tranny combo and make a cool rat cruiser for any car lover. This was by far the most depressing video I have seen in a while! Just a damned, criminal shame!!! You did your part - a pair of VERY nice catches!
yup we tried to make a deal where i sell cars, but due to the volatile iron market, the time frame just didnt work out
I need the back chrome molding for the inside and outside for a 1966 chevy caprice 2 door hard plz. Lmk if you have them
SMH as to why we keep seeing these rotted car hordes across the U.S.!?! So frustrating and sad... Glad you're saving what you can.
11:05 Why aren't you getting that red 63 Biscayne or the blue 61 2-door? They fairly intact.
Are all the titles long gone or long lost in one of the hoarder's many, messy filing cabinets?
There's some lovely patina colors on several of those cars!
i dont have very good luck with 61-64 2dr sedans, everyone wants them for free lol
I saw Tail lights for a 79 Monte Carlo
I need that whole 64. 😬
the montes are derby cars so i can see if they will take parts off
Wonder if any were 348/409s? I know many say they're boat anchors, but still cool old engines.
none in this yard
Ryan
Thanks for the great videos
Would you have any side mldgs for a 4 door 1963 bel air
Need a good quarter and rear door pieces
yes i believe some of the 63s had them
I’d pay $50 for a nice set
Some very nice c10 in there sad they are gonna get crushed.
i marked them save
The Rebel is an AMC, Mortske had one.
Oh nice thanks for the info
It's better to save a car than to trash the thing altogether. I wouldn't dream of putting myself into debt for anything new!!
absolutely
Is the 69/70 ish Pontiac Tempest, T-38, spoken for? The one at 12:48 sitting next to the blue 67-69 chevy truck. I'm hoping that it's not going to get crushed.
i can ask, if not, its $1400 whole cars
Agree with you completely on those car collections. Vehicles like that Marlin are tough to find and it would be sad if it was too far gone to restore. Always liked the color of the Biscayne. Can't wait to see the 61Plymouth. And its red! It seems many of the cars you find have the floor delete option. Is it that they have been improperly sitting on the ground for years or were these X frame chevys prone to bad floors and ended up in a "collection" because of it?
that marlin was super cool
What kind of prices for complete cars or trucks? If the price was right I'd pay you to pick it up and I would come get it when I can
$1400
it is a shame that some of the cars couldnt be saved rather the crush them!!sad part,these people wont sell when there alive and they need a estate sale to get anything but by that time there to far gone.
yup very sad
are they saving the trucks or scrapping them too
scrapping it all for the most part
I saw a 68 b body Plymouth up high on a stack, did you see any 1959 Cadillacs or any Cadillac hearses/ambulances out there?? If so, I'd like to get in touch with the owners!
no 59 cads, sorry no contact info will be given, you can deal with me but not the owner
I need both front door windows from that 57 chevy 4dr and the license plate light and driver side mirror
i wouldn't even mess with pulling any of that sorry. not worth my time, i believe you can buy all that stuff new too
Are they selling whole vehicles? I'm interested in the red Ford F 6 ish without a bed.
yes but its gone
Hope the taillights for that Fury are inside!
me too lol
Hey Ryan, was there any 1969-1973 Imperials there? I thought I seen a 2-dr New Yorker of that vintage (1969-1973) there as you did your walk-through. What a shame that they're getting crushed!! It's too bad the guys don't want to pull parts off the cars because, they're sitting on a goldmine!
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