I went to a junkyard today called John's Auto Salvage in Cabool Mo. This place was HUGE!!! Me and my dad walked it for over 3hrs and didn't even see half of it. The old guy and his son they run it and are really nice guys to deal with. I went there lookin for a steering column found a few but this place is so huge and has lots of trucks and old iron. I didn't get many pictures but I plan on making a trip back soon to walk around and take more.
All the pictures are here http://s820.photobucket.com/albums/zz13 ... 1QQtppZZ16
Here's a few
Some trucks
One of the trucks i talked to the guy about buying
Ouch
"Flyin High On Caffine And Copenhagen" R.I.P Chris LeDoux
60 Mercury Comet
65 Ford Econoline
72 Ford F100 on 79 4x4 SWB frame
77 Ford F250 "lowboy" 4x4
09 Harley Xl1200c
That's my kind of junkyard right there!!! AWESOME pictures and beautiful scenery. Hope you get to go back as many times as you can and I hope you find all the parts you need. Makes me itching to go junkyard hunting again.
Jack
1943 Ford GPW Jeep(sold)
1972 F-100 Custom
1976 F-150 Explorer
1996 F-150 Eddie Bauer ed.
Looks like my driveway.
Everytime I wander around in a junkyard like that, I always look at the cars/trucks and think "that was once brand new" and I try to picture what it was like.
That's an awesome yard! I may have to plan a trip to get down there some day. I think I spy an early Scout in the first pic on the left side. I looked at you whole folder on photobucket and that 2 door Galaxie almost looks to be worth saving. That international ambulance is cool too! My problem is every time I go to a yard like that it's like taking a kid to the pound. I just want to take one of them home!
Joe
1971 F100 flareside 8ft
1964 Chrysler New Yorker Town and Country wagon
2006 Dodge Ram 2500 cummins
2005 Ford Ranger
Looks like if it's still open around tax time i need to visit Cabool. should only be a 1 1/2 to 2 hr drive from poplar, unless i can find some good yards here. That one looks like a yard in miami,ok only bigger and closer to me now.
"It is better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than to open it and remove all doubt." - Mark Twain
'70 f250 4x4 Crew cab 460/C6 '72 F100 390/C6 9.8 MPG AVG. '89 Mercury Cougar LS Dual Exh. V6 . 18.9 MPG AVG. In Town.
I don't want to give em a heart-attack. That is what would happen if I answered the door in the buff. Heck it almost scares me to death when I step out of the shower and look in the mirror.~Mancar1~
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dolinick wrote:Is this the place? Check out the satellite view.
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Ya that's the place....its crazy huge and easy to get turned around in and in the tress and valeys there's cars and trucks hiding I just wish I would have rembered my camera on our first walk through cause theres so many more cool old iron I wish I woulda got a picture of.
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"Flyin High On Caffine And Copenhagen" R.I.P Chris LeDoux
60 Mercury Comet
65 Ford Econoline
72 Ford F100 on 79 4x4 SWB frame
77 Ford F250 "lowboy" 4x4
09 Harley Xl1200c
fomocoguy wrote:That's an awesome yard! I may have to plan a trip to get down there some day. I think I spy an early Scout in the first pic on the left side. I looked at you whole folder on photobucket and that 2 door Galaxie almost looks to be worth saving. That international ambulance is cool too! My problem is every time I go to a yard like that it's like taking a kid to the pound. I just want to take one of them home!
There is quite a few scouts and the truck they use to run around the place is a scout and an old IH pickup that i wanted. The place is almost like torture cuase there's so much stuff and awsome cars just not enough money. The awsome part is he will sell the whole car or truck and most he has titles for!
"Flyin High On Caffine And Copenhagen" R.I.P Chris LeDoux
60 Mercury Comet
65 Ford Econoline
72 Ford F100 on 79 4x4 SWB frame
77 Ford F250 "lowboy" 4x4
09 Harley Xl1200c
God that reminds me of growing up in Missouri, about an hour south of St Louis. There were still lots of junkyards with old iron like that in the 1980s when I was in high school and first started driving. You don't see many old school yards like that now though.