wagons in old yard

I haven't been out to see Lawrence since I was restoring the 7 Litre.
The other thing about Lawrence is that he has a lot of nos and excellent condition used parts in the barns, you just need to ask.

 

Nothing is catalogued or inventoried on a computer.
But he knows where everything is.
He still uses all the old FSM's and parts catalogues he has kept for years for parts look-up..
His barn is just chock full of parts.
This is only one section of it..

 

damn i wish we had a guy like that here in The Netherlands
would love to see what parts i could pull from that Royal Monaco wagon

 

Might be some Torino guys coming up there. Not many in Canada though.

 

Just saw this today. Noticed it was from '10. Is it still around?

 

Here are a few off-topic wagons in an Olds forum

Well, that one early compact might not be off-topic:

http://classicoldsmobile.com/forums/general-discussion/64671-junk-yard-dogs.html









http://classicoldsmobile.com/forums/general-discussion/64671-junk-yard-dogs-2.html





http://classicoldsmobile.com/forums/general-discussion/64671-junk-yard-dogs-3.html

 

As far as I know, Lawrence, like Minaker's, had to close. The County changed the by-laws on them, and forced the yards in Prince Edward County to close. What a shame and a waste! A lot of great old cars were lost!

 

http://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...brought-61-olds-back-dead-out-junkyard-8.html

 

Anybody notice the Vista Cruiser wagon with the tree growing out of where the engine used to be. Talk about a project car, but I'll bet you could get it cheap, like $10.00 maybe?!!

 

They might even pay you to take it away, providing you remove the vehicle from the tree