Projects The Most Vintage Tin I've Ever Seen!! - Salvage Yard Tour - Tons of Pics!

I believe if you read that he said it was ALL for sale...

Reading is fundamental...

 

There is NOTHING like that anywhere within 500 miles of here.
Your pictures are terrific. The one with the pedal car resting on the rusty hood is particularly nostalgic. Thanks for taking the time to post so many photos. DD

 

So wheres it at before it all gets scraped. Ready for a road trip. Man thats a ton of T's Awesome picks thanks

 

So how mush was the 32 or the 28/29 roadster. I also like the pic of the 1937 21 stud with at least t10 "97" carbs just sittin there!

 

Great weather and lots of vintage tin , doesn`t get any better than that , thanks for sharing .

 

Man, I'm having a hard time getting my heart to stop racing...
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Weeeeee that was fun! let's ride that again.

 

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Dig the shackles!!

 

Malcolm is a sadist.`

 

Wow, reminds me of the Mitchell Indiana Auction, only better, you didn't have to wade through piles of lumber and garbage to find the good stuff.

 

Thanks for posting all the pics!! One question...what is this fender off of?? The one with the cool head light??

 

Yeah, I want to know how much the '29 roadster was also. And I spy a couple of Strombergs in one of those pics.

 

Easy Jack's??????????????????????????????????????????????????

 

Dear Santa, - - - - -
Boy, I'd LOVE to take all the $$$ those wall treat bandits "stole" outta my retirement account over the last few months, & reinvest! Bet I wouldn't lose another penny! That place is awesome.

 

******post # 11, picture #9. is that a graham sharknose grille piece, fender and headlight? does he have both? ive always wanted a set of those lights...*****

 

thas the one imm talking about, graham sharknose right?, like this-

 

correct , 38 graham

 

One of the oddest thoughts I've ever had..."I'd love to mow this mans yard"!

 

I'm deleting MOST of my porn to make room fof these pics HA!

 

Fuck me, the pics just keep on coming. Wow.

 

Keeping this location a secret is a great idea. It keeps it as a private preserve for the few who know about it and it insures that this huge amount of tin, good and bad, for the most part will not be saved to be enjoyed by the enthusiasts. Surely you aren't going to buy everything there so what is wrong with buying what you want and let the world know about it, so much of this can be saved. Keeping this a secret is no different than all the stories posted on here about finding cars and yards that can't be bought because the owner is going to "fix it up some day". Those days rarely come and this yard being saved is unlikely if it is kept the providence of a knowledgeable few. So what if the west coast guys are willing to pay for overpriced cars. Since you aren't willing to, let the car be saved at the very least. Do the right thing for this hobby and let the name and location be known.

 

spot on.... at least find out about those graham headlights for me!
i'll give you a dollar

 

i have been there there's alot of 50's 60's stuff and then the used car lot on the north side of the entrance. bought a trunk lid

 

cant wait for that auction..
since he won't sell anything resonable then when he dies more than likely his family will auction all it off in a day
and i'll be there.... just like mitchell
tk

 

Since no one else has guessed or posted the location, I will take a stab. I have no idea where this location is but it sure reminds me of a place I visited years ago in the Texas Hill Country. I wish I could remember the name! (darn old age!)

 

Then you obviuosly know where it's at. Do what's right and disclose the location so that others may find the parts they need. Read FASI's post above, he is right on.

 

Nick,you should come back and tell us the story behind all this stuff..I dont care about location,but curious as to the origins,the man,,etc.....
Now off to change my drawers from shitting all over myself as I read this thread!!!!!!!
Thanks again Nick

 

I,m guessing Easy Jack's in, I believe, Kansas. What a treasure trove. Pricey, but what treasure isn't. If you need it and he has it, well...

 

When you said "overpriced" whats that mean? I want a roadster real bad, but could not afford one now. Thanks for the post, I would got that yard every chance I could just to walk & dream. This man has he investments in proper stock. It aint getten cheeper, Love it!!!

I've got to get out more.

 

to kool thanks for the pics