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The biggest scrapyard ever?

Started by KIB, December 21, 2008, 14:15:45

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KIB

Crazy American guy!!!

Quotes from a mustang forum:
QuoteThis guy has collected HUNDREDS of acres of cars! NOBODY knows about this place. Its in the middle of nowhere inÃ,,æÃ,,æ

Nobody knows of this place. Thousands of these classics will go to wasteÃ,,æ

There is Hundreds of 64-71 Mutangs. Boss, mach 1, many many convertibles, K codes, fastbacks.. Maybe shelbys?

The owner is crazy. He's always drunk is very hard to deal with. He's in another world. He said he personally DROVE nearly all the cars in a field in the 60's-70 and left them there for dead. Many are rusted beyond repair. But there still many parts carsÃ,,æ

It will take about two weeks of walking 5 hours a day to see all the cars here. Plus many of them are so buried in overgrown trees and prickers there is no way to see them. I seen a dozen complete 392 hemi carsÃ,,æ.

He is 70 years old and when he dies or goes fully blind (he is almost blind) The junkyard will be taken over by the state and over 20,000 classic cars will be destroyed..


HereÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s the complete story: http://www.mustangforums.com/forum/classic-mustang-general-discussion/498652-largest-mustang-junkyard-nobody-knows-of-is-crushing-everything.html]http://www.mustangforums.com/forum/classic...everything.html

Almost 300 pictures from the scrapyard: http://s214.photobucket.com/albums/cc114/bkl89/?albumview=slideshow]http://s214.photobucket.com/albums/cc114/b...mview=slideshow
Regards                                         
Knut form Norway


TwinTurbo

#1
20,000 cars.
365 days in a year.
=55 years @ 1 a day

So to have personaly driven every one in the 60's 70's he would have had to drive 2.74 different cars each and every day for 20 years....

TT

The Stig

i would be suprised if any of them body shells are worth saving, that inviroment is gotta be the worst place to leave a car!
few parts might be ok but even engine blocks would have damage.
yes they might be classics but i would suggest they are all ready lost.

Pin_cushion

Does seem a shame...

In the unlikely event any of you ever meet him, ask him summat from me...

Why?

Pin_cushion...

KIB

Quote from: TwinTurbo20,000 cars.
365 days in a year.
=55 years @ 1 a day

So to have personaly driven every one in the 60's 70's he would have had to drive 2.74 different cars each and every day for 20 years....

TT
The 20,000 number might be a bit high, I agree. But even if the real number is 2000 cars itÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s still a lot of carsÃ,,æ


Quote from: The Stigi would be suprised if any of them body shells are worth saving, that inviroment is gotta be the worst place to leave a car!
few parts might be ok but even engine blocks would have damage.
yes they might be classics but i would suggest they are all ready lost.

I agree, most of the cars looked like they were lost a long time ago. But if itÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s true most of the cars were driven in to what used to be a field, and left to die itÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s sad to think of all the parts thatÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s now lost.

If heÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,d stored the good cars properly, and dismantled the dead ones as he received/bought them. HeÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,d be sitting on a fortune now, instead of a lot of old scrap iron...

And whatÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s the point of doing something like this? If heÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s not stolen the cars, he must have paid a small fortune for all of them, and then left them for dead?
Regards                                         
Knut form Norway


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