More Junkyard pics

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Another Buick. I agree with Sixty Eight on athe two door hardtop thing.

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White 67 Lemans Convertible, red interior. Must have been sharp new.

...and yes I do like lighter colors on the Chrome bumper cars also. Although if I were to order this new from GM I can think of two words for a color-Reef Turqoise. that color is awesome on a 67 Pontiac.

Chris

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Interior shot of the 65 GTO

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Lost in the woods. Wonder if teenagers ever got this car "lost in the woods" when it was newer...for some good old fashioned fun?

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Another Olds for Oldsmoboi. Interesting how these cars are elegant even in death...and a new Honda Pilot or Ridgeline is ugly right off of the showroom floor.

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57 Chevy 4 door hardtop. The 50's section of this yard is mostly crushed and gone, but a few remain here...

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...and the winner has it by a nose...

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Some great shots you got there 66stang. Thanks for continuing to do this and posting them for us all to enjoy

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And time to disappoint balthazar and tease Camino. This wagon is just as clean as the junkyard cars are trashed.

Photo's don't do it justice...

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Your welcome, GMT. GMC content to follow...

Chris

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Another wagon pics. There is a 60 that is this clean and nice down by the Ohio river where one of my daughters friends lives, same color combo. I'll try to get pics of it also.

Chris

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Clean, clean, clean Chevy truck. I know where there is a green GMC that is even nicer. I like the four headlight look of the GMC of the era.

Chris

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This is the car I was telling Camino about...about 8 or 9 thousand orig. miles.

Again, better than the photo shows.

I'm going to buy it and paint it Mayfair Maize.

And then 68 and I are going to add a Benz diesel for better fuel economy.

Chris

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This would sooo look better rolling on 22's, yo...

Chris

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...and it's a pink cadillac...

This cars sister is undergoing resto at a local bodyshop...and getting painted baby blue...ughhh...

Chris

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Much better in red...

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Another wagon for Camino and 'blu, this one in black...hard to see behind the other cars.

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I love the front end of the 50's Impala's

[balthazar]

Great pics- keep 'em coming ! A lot of the vintage stuff is really pretty bad tho- tough to look at.

But that '63 wagon is gorgeous- wagons now are rare enough that I can strongly appreciate even Chevy versions!

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66- WHAT IS THIS to the right ??? ::

Fabric roof insert says '30s. Depending on what it is/ body style/ cancer - that's worth some bucks right there.

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Another big block truck...must be...has it nose in the air...

The first of a few GMC's for Roger/GMC truck guy 74. Wonder if this bus was used by hippies in the 60's?

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64 El Camino...

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68 El Camino. At one time I counted 40-45 El Camino's out here, right now I think there are 15-20 left.

Chris

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This thing just sooo needs to be restored, painted black, and used as a mafia staff car in a movie...

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Impala Convertible.

Need to get pics of the black 68 in that other yard.

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been awhile since this Pontiac has seen excitement...

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No B pillar...no paint or tranny either...

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They must have sold a lot of Pontiacs in the 50's and 60's in Ohio...these yards are full of them.

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Motor shot from 66 Lemans Convertible. You can still see blue paint from when it left Pontiac in 66.

66 LeMans Convertible. Think this is the exact car I would have ordered from PMD in 66 if I could have. 3x white...top, interior, body. Must have really been a looker in 66.

My fav. car of all of these in this yard...and the one I told balthazar about 2 years ago.

Chris

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IIRC this was from inside a GMC truck. Still looking for the steering wheel in question form 55-56. For GMC truck guy

Chris

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...and we have a 68 Pontiac for BigPontiac.

Just wish this one was as nice as his Bonneville.

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67. 69, 81 Camino.

Like I said, at one time 40-45 old Camino's here.

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Neat old delivery van...

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Early 40's Fords.

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Actually car in the middle is a 41 Ford I think

Chris

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The Chevy truck below isn't as nice as the other one I posted....

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Cougar XR-7 Convertible. Uncommon then, uncommon now.

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Another wounded kitty...

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Mopar love for CMG and Dodgefan...

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The Cougars make me cry. Rust in peace.

Rob

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69 Chevelle

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Cougar isn't the only Pony car ragtop back here. 67 firebird, notice the whie stripes on the sides.

Chris

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So. Much. Rust.

Somehow, I don't think in 40 years we will see yards like this full of Camrys, Accords, and other modern generica. They will all have been crushed instead.

Rob

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Shot from the rear on the 'bird

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So. Much. Rust.

Somehow, I don't think in 40 years we will see yards like this full of Camrys, Accords, and other modern generica. They will all have been crushed instead.

Rob

+1

Chris

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Monte for Knightfan

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