There ain't nothing in there I can't live without. All look like old taxi cabs.

I've got a 66 Bel Air 2 door post running a 454 here in New Zealand. I love looking at these car vids, would really like to move to the U.S. one day and start collecting some of these cars. Once they're gone they're gone so try to save them all you car people watching. Thanks for your vids mate they're awesome.

Yup, you could drop $60K into one of those and have a real nice $20K car when you're done.

I have driven past Doug's Four Wheeler's lots of times, and had no idea all these cars were back there. Thanks for sharing this, I may make a trip there this summer.

The Ford Galaxy fastback was a 67'. You walked past another 67' Ford Galaxy fastback also. This was the one & only year of that body style for Galaxy fastbacks. The Impala fastbacks were also 67's. What a Yard!!! Thank you again for the guided tour. What a selection of cars! Unbelievable that a public junk yard with this array of cars is still in existence! 67' is my favorite year for American cars. Lots of fine examples out there. Hope the yard stays open & in tact for years to come?

I'm in Washington state and prices are expensive for parts if you can find. Cool seeing the old iron, curious about costs in your area. Hope someone can salvage some of these before they rot or get crushed. Thanks for sharing.

Edsel grills are called the horse collar design. I've walked that salvage yard 2 or 3 times, 2010-2015. Amazed every time by the automotive style changes thru the years.

That place is Amazing ! Wish everyone would get restored !

The two fastback Chevrolets you called 1968 models are actually 67's. The car you thought was a Ford Torino is a Mustang 4th generation 1971/73. Nice tour. It's my version of Disneyland.

Finally getting caught up on your videos. This one reminds me of dad and I scouring junk yards in the 80s, rebuilt my first car that way. @10:40 that is a 71-73 Mustang, not my favorite but I am sure someone out there loves these.

Yeah I do like your films because of the era of cars you're into. There were so many outreageously styled cars in those days, but I especially love those Buicks. I looked for a wagon but was told I'd have more luck shitting gold. So far I've had no joy with either. GREAT FILMS THO !!!

As many times as I drove by there and never had time to stop. Thanks for the video

That Gremlin was the limited edition "Levi" version

It’s crazy how these beasts controlled the roads back in their day. Sad to see them wasting away.

THE SAME GOES FOR THOSE FAST BACK IMPALAS THEY ARE WORTH SAVING.

Nice yard. The one car you thought was a Torino was a 71 to a 73 Mustang Fastback, possibly a Mach 1. Earlier you had a Ford , a red one , that was a 67 Galaxie. Stacked headlights went away in 68. Nice job.

Pretty cool junkyard for sure. They are getting hard to find. You never even mentioned the 65 olds 442 coupe you walked behind. 9:20 Also a car that was under appreciated. do they sell any cars? thank you for the great vids, you sound like you enjoy making them!

Those two impala fastbacks were 67s

You are right, no one wants 4 door cars to restore. But, as the supply of 2 door cars diminish, maybe people will look at the 4 door ones.

That’s a nice yard , tons of Rebuilds , nice cars

My favorite junkyard!! Perfect&good cars!!👌😍😊❤️🥰☀️ thanks the tour!!🍻😉

Thank you son for going to these junk yards, with my bad knees I just can't walk the yards any more,if you see any 1970-72 Ford Custom or a Ford Galaxie 500 four-door old police car police video tape them please, or a 1972 Dodge polara or 75-76 fury1 police cars,all you have to do is look at the speedometer,it will say 140 certified calibration on Ford's and on mopars it will just say certified,that's the only 3 cars i would travel that far for orther than a 57 Ford,thank you young man it's appreciated, the 75-76 Plymouth Fury looks like Rosco P Coltranes car off the Dukes of Hazzard,only difference is the headlights Roscoe's had four square headlights the ones I'm looking for have only one headlight on each side,again thank you for your time young man

Pretty well kept yard compared to most.

GREAT VIDEO RYAN!!!! A LOT OF EVERYTHING. TO SAVE AND PUT BACK ON THE ROAD, GREAT VIDEO, AND THANKS FOR SHARING111

Really great Ryan for a young man you know a lot about cars from the 60s

So awesome to know that some of these cars could have a chance at being restored

There was a junk yard near dixon or donahue IA that had mostly 60-80s cars been a few years since I've been out there but it was always interesting walking through the yard

Nice video. If I ever hit the lottery I'm going there and buying at least 25 of them. 👍 Scratch that I'd buy the whole property.

Awesome place I wish I could go

Love the truck section

french lake auto in annadale MN may be your best bet for old iron, their getting more stuff everyday. its were i brought home my 75 Cadillac a few months ago. they got 59s there

Brilliant !! I think your vids are BRILLIANT.

Thanks for telling it like it is, your compliments come because you did not use the generic, catch all phrases describing vehicles as “Barn Find” or “Abandoned”: It is sad to see these precious relics sitting there, but that they have not met the crusher is remarkable...

Dang .... Makes me want to make a road trip and get one of those first gen Camaros

What some people dont know is,as bad as these cars look,they still have a molding,glass trim,that people need to finish their project!

Had to subscribe after this one, great content

Cool Yard. Lot's of Good project's

Man if those cars and trucks could talk!

Some potential revivals there! We love our Chrysler products!

Wow very cool very nice beautiful Thanks for video very nice

Hey Ryan, great vids. Any leads on a 62-64 Chevy 2 nova bucket seat parts car? I need the mounts on the floor that the seats mount to. Thanks for any help.

Back in my day when most of those cars hadn't even been built yet, a back seat was the hotel and it wasn't uncommon to see a girl with the back of her dress all bunched up in the back. People don't realize how easy it is to fix them up with all the new floor pans and sides, tops, firewalls.... you name it and they make it somewhere except for the firewall to A pillar bulk head and the serial no. that went on it. I got hold of a chevy tri years rig that had tree land across the windshield and the body was soft there anyway. I found a four door with mint top and firewall + pillar and hung it together and did the floor pan as well. Guy was telling me I was wasting welding gas. I put it all together ruff in two weeks an the next two weeks were just making it right. Between the two I had less than a hundred dollars cause the one had four speed in it so I had to buy that. One months time and five hundred in paint, welding materials and acetylene for my welder/torch. I put it up for sale in a out of town magazine and thought that would sell it but no bites so put it on market place and it sold for twice asking price in three days. Fifteen thousand dollars clear in the pocket... do you make that kind of money every month??????? I was also selling long and short block chevy and ford engines and making clear three thousand every month I was in business. They were top self engines with no short cuts and really ran good so they sold themselves. All told for one year and a about two months of just driving around looking in back yards for cars that could be towed away... some even paid to haul off. I had put in the bank forty five thousand an I hid the same amount in my back pocket. I worked when I wanted to, did what I wanted to and made more money than any job I ever had and wasn't as tired. I worked for my very wealthy brother who threw more money away than I will ever make as he owned rentals (houses) and so money wasn't a problem. I worked for him and he told me if I put a motor in his little 450 case dozer that he would give me fifteen hundred dollars.... I worked in my yard, shop, and in three days had old one out and new in running. Forth day was just cosmetics an when he saw it his mouth dropped. Thing was I knew him well and once running good, parked it out back for two an a half weeks. He thought I was still working on it so never bothered me. He paid me and no problem peeling off hundred dollar bills. After he had it for a while I asked him if he had more work and he said yes but it might be too much for me.... what is it... yada yada... his excavator needed help so did it and it paid even better but he caught me messing around and ask me if that was how I make money and I told him the truth... if done too soon then the pay goes down and all the others get more for same job that I do. So showed it to him now working and he paid me but no more work cause he wasn't going to pay a hundred dollars a hour for work/LOL. Its all in presentation.

You should buy the Grand prix. Wheels are expensive and rare and It looks restorable. Came with 421 and were very fast for big car.

At this time you still can find the goodys from before the 70s. Try to buy them and store them for a few years...! good luck and thanks for your fim on youtube regards from Europe !

I need to get a hold of that place .

So many guys are scared of rotten floors. And four door cars. While two door cars are better looking and where the money is at. If you just want a hot rod for your own enjoyment. The aftermarket is incredible. And the internet has put everything within reach. Just build your own car and don't pay attention to what you're buddies say. Have fun.

Hey buddy I just ran across your video hear!! I live in Iowa & I also have been to that junkyard several times!!! He first started out with the 1967-1972 Chevy trucks & blazers when he was in high school!! You definitely didn’t show any of those vehicles that he had!!?? I would have definitely loved to see what all he had left for parts or hole Vehicales for that year also!! Did he still have any trucks or blazers left from 1967-1972 Chevys????? It’s been several years since I’ve been out there!! I guess I don’t have a lot of money & almost every time I went out to get stuff from him he had the stuff but would only have enough money for one or two things on my list instead of being able to afford everything on my list!! He’s definitely a nice guy & he definitely started with the trucks that I absolutely love the most also!! Will you ever do a video on that years of trucks there for everyone?? I definitely no that there is a lot of your subscribers that would also love to see those trucks also!! Let me no please!! Awesome video keep up all the good work!!

So much history.... I wish I could get every impala out there 😢

Great video man! I saw the 1960 through 66 gm four wheel drive trucks! I am very interested in parts for those! Can you tell me where that salvage yard is? Thank you very much!

( I love all old cars and trucks !!!! )

Been their !!

None of those cars are ever going to run again. The body may be there, but major components like the dash, lights, seats, all that stuff that's not there is impossible to locate.

12:25 that camaro is a good rebuild candidate

Is the Junkyard still in Melborne between DesMoines and Marshaltown?

Hello Do you know if I can find a 67 Plymouth fury 3 back bumper there. Thanks

You went right past a nice red camaro!

Too many treasures!...I'd love to grab that Willys Jeep wagon at 16.56, and about 50 other cars in there.

I liked the video,love walking around old salvage yards, you ever check into drones

I wonder what it would take to get ones hands on a rolling full size j20 or an old Cherokee. I like those big jeep models but I need something, idc if it even has a seat. Just want a fair body and axles, the rest I'd put together over time. I miss salvage yards, family owned one for 60 years. But I broke my back in 2010 and cant get around in places like that. Anyone help? Or an inner front fender in good shape for a 67 to 69 ford galaxie.

All those Jeeps would fetch a nice price here in Sweden

That white trans am is a rare bird

Just watched this for the second time lol, would love to go chevelle picking, could even come out with a nice roller. And for them Camaros, I’m pretty sure it’s all the emissions crap that make them less desirable.

Lots of second gen TA's you know your cars too love to have that 1970 chevelle

That yellow rim is worth a small fortune

SOME ONE SHOULD SAVE THAT 1ST. GEN CAMARO IT DESERVES SOMEONE WHO APPRECIATES HAVING A SAVIOR. TO GOOD TO SIT AND ROTT AWAY.

How do you differ Belair from Bescayne?

thanx for the tour man i like far far frm US but i wish i could come over and save some of them :(

what was the purpose of a 2 door post? It couldnt have been for looks...

Whats the name of that place I'm in tx looking for a 67 Pontiac firebird

What's the story on/with the '62 Buick Invicta/Wildcat?

Wow how many complete vintage GM AC units do you have?

Reminds me of a good ranch ...camp hope ohh bell...

The Mustang jokes never get old lmao

Were all of those vehicles for sale? Were they for sale to be parted out or could you buy the whole vehicles?

Really great selection than like the shivvies

Best comment at 12:37! 15:30 is that a Bronco or an international Scout? I agree about the 74 to 80s Camaro, lots made and plenty of potential but all were factory small block so no braggin rights like having a factory BB gets you with the older cars. Of course you can put anything you want in them, but the big dollars at auctions still seem to go to factory BB cars.

Is he reasonable on prices, there's several cars I'd like to get

If he’s got a restorable El Camino in there I’m all ears. I’m looking for a project. I’d love to pick up That 4th gen in the video

So where are theses cars located in Iowa. Me and my grandson's are looking for projects to work on

I might have to buy one for a project hopefully they sell whole with tittle

Just discovered your channel by accident. I'm up here in northern iowa. I've never been to that yard. I'll have to check it out sometime

The red 59 Chevy wagon is cool

Walks right by an early bronco without stopping to check it out 🙄🤷

Prices must be high for all that stuff to just be sitting there. I'm assuming, but I could use that 4.11 9"

what yr was the studebaker pu

Was there any 60s fastback 2+2

That (Torino) I think is really a fast back mustang 76?

I had a 62 and a 64 biscayne that took a mile and a half to top out at 72 mph

Do they have any chevelle

What's the best yard you have been to for mainly Buicks?

AT 9:33 THE RED BUICK SKY LARK 66 OR 67 I BELEIVE THESE ARE TOP OF THE LINE CARS TO HAVE.

Do you know anyone or were you can find a 1974-1978 ford mustang ll cobra ll V-8 302 original for sale? Or any other fastback with V-8 302 like stallion, mach1, king cobra, t-top, convertible, hard top coupe? Or keep a eye open for one.

The short box international truck in the beginning of the video makes my pants tight!

Lowa what part of town and city and the name of the junk yard is it i like to come there i am in Indiana

I live about an hour from there, I always liked that he doesnt stack em like alot of them do. There used to be a bottle green 72 charger SE there, looks like its gone now. We had 2 yards in Atlantic, Ia that were similar, gone now. I wish i had the money to grab one out of there. But I'm a loser. Good video. Thanks.

Hi ICC. Where abouts is this yard at in Iowa?

cool can i buy a car out of the junkyard or just for parts ?

The 66 belair 4 door was mine in highschool

I wonder what the decision was behind the name change from Del Rey to Biscayne?

Chevy biscayne did not replace the Chevy Delray after 1958. The Delray model was produced up until about 1962, 1963. I own Chevy Delray's from 1955, to the last Delray model year. Why? Because I was born and raised in the S.W. side of Detroit, in a historic and notorious, and highly industrial neighborhood called Delray. Delray was also known as "Little Hungary" or "Hunky Town", because the neighborhood was highly populated by immigrants from Hungary that came to America to work in the nearby Ford Rouge Plant, or The GM Fleetwood Cadillac plant. Both within walking distance or a short bus ride. There were also other industrial businesses or major plants, like the Zug Island Steel plant. Delray was a very large community. Thomas Edison built an electrical generating plant- called the Delray Power Plant in the early 1880's , If you lived in Delray, you never had to leave the area for food, entertainment, or other daily life conveniences. The name Delray has not only a personal connection, but a Detroit Motor City Connection to me.