a trip to the scrap yard. One mans junk is another mans gold

[anastasios]

you never know what you might find??

[anastasios]

more pics

[anastasios]

more pics

[anastasios]

some more pics

[4P-O1]

Neat! I sure would like to get some bright blue seat cover material to repair my front buckets with. Is any of it any good,and did you get it? What state is this located in?  Everything here up north is still frez'in cold,yet! Andy V

[RS3SDL2MG]

you know around here I have been pulling part's from car's out in the mountains for 25 plus year's I hav found chevelles / nova's / cuda's / challenger's / mustang's and a host of other car's to get part's from but I HAVE NEVER IN 25 YEAR'S EVER SEEN A CAMARO OR A CAMARO PART OUT IN THE MOUNTAIN'S AROUND HERE LIKE IN THOSE PIC'S ? you know all those car's are fixable if they have a vin tag on them they can be an probably will be built back ,,

[jmcbeth]

I went to the closest junk yard over the Christmas break. Spent over an hour in the freezing cold. Not a Camaro to be found, not even a shell. You are very fortunate.

[anastasios]

That wreckers is in Canada. Take a look at the shell i bought after acid dipping not even a hole in it. but the front end was hammered.

[anastasios]

should have mentioned this car was saved becuse it was stacked up high .  no holes but some heavy pitting

[ChevyThunder]

My son was snow mobiling in Montana last year and stumbled onto this one....

[jonboy1216]

cool pics didnt know that there were so many undiscovered camaros left

[BILL69]

Those types of "junkyards"  are few and far between.  Most of them crushed all the cars decades ago. 

[jmcbeth]

Yes, I would go nuts if I found a Camaro in a junkyard.

[Stingr69]

Looks like a prepackaged divorce kit - just add junkyard Camaro and you will be good to go. -HA!

-Mark.

[Sauron327]

Those types of "junkyards"  are few and far between.  Most of them crushed all the cars decades ago. 

Yes, I would go nuts if I found a Camaro in a junkyard.

Pretty much. Still one here from the 20s. I pulled a complete 67 RS out 4 years ago. Still a 68 sitting there. Get into the backwoods and keep on motoring, you'll find many cars. There's a lot more iron out there than people think.