Boneyard in the back roads of NY.

If you're saying some of this stuff is for sale, I think the best way to discreetly disclose the location without fear of random jackasses taking advantage and ruining a good thing, and perhaps saving some of this iron, is to arrange to meet with them and go with them to the yard. This way, the owner respects you for not letting a thousand people trample all over this guy's stuff, you get to have some judgment as to who's serious about buying stuff and will remain respectful of the owner and his location, and you get to allow some of these gems go to fellow enthusiasts who will do right by them.

 

Your hit the nail right on the head!

 

you could charge a finders fee to keep the budget dreamers away as well.

 

The question is , did you buy any of it or just take pics?

 

im in syracuse and i dont think i know of this place. i may tho, someone was telling me about somthing like this, havent been out yet. i need to get a model A, very badly.

 

I'd sign up for that list.

 

Well I'm finally going back to NY after two years. Going to the rolling bones garage night. I'll be driving by this yard. I heard That the old man passed in the spring. I wish I could have gone earlier. He was a pretty interesting Guy. I guess he did over 50 car and truck restorations. I will see if some of the stuff is still for sale.

 

i kno you are back, how did it go Phil, bring anything back?

 

Just a head ache!! Romie's son was at the rolling bones garage night and had a list of the stuff that will be for sale in the spring. He just lives down the road from the shop. I did not get to meet him. They did not stick around to long.