Classic cars in a wrecking yard

Dodge wagon.



I thought it was a Desoto when I first came upon it.



I couldn't quite read the emblem at first. I thought it said "Specter" which had me trying to figure out what kind of Scooby Do business was afoot.




This is also apparently the first time I have ever seen one of these year cars with the hood open. I had no idea it pinched in so far at the front!

 

Here are some of the others I photographed along the way. The "honorable mentions" if you will.

58 Edsel 2 door hartop.


Packard Clipper


64 Dodge 4 door.

This baby was packing a 4 barrel.

A couple of four door flattops.


How about a couple of four door hardtop tri-fives


Couldn't have been too many 210 4 door hardtops



Personal favorite, the 57 Ford Fairlane.

Bathtub Nash

Imperial 2 door hardtop



I was telling Nathaniel that I had seen 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 and 59 chevies, but not a single 58. And he points and says "there's one right there" I was standing almost right next to it



I think that's pretty much it. Hope you found it interesting.

 

Field of dreams in my books! Looks like a great way to spend a day with the boys.

 

It would be interesting to find out how much he wants for any one of those Tri-Fives. I'll bet, he's holding them hostage for big bucks

 

He sells stuff all of the time. He's not giving it away, but he's reasonable.

 

https://dotnetal.com/preserving-the...arkwood-abandoned-and-forgotten-for-48-years/

 

Naporano Wrecking Company, Newark N.J., April '73

 

That'd be cool to restore, if it had the Hy-Rail setup.

 

For anyone who has a spare three million.
Idaho's pretty dry. Therefore, floorboard rot isn't likely a major problem?

https://www.classic2018.com/2021/12...junkyard-show-up-with-3000000-and-you-own-it/