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too much stuff 01-14-2026 10:15 PM

Ready for a January junkyard crawl?
 
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Looked like the weather was going to be good so i decided to take a day off and do a quick little junkyard crawl. It was a little chilly in the am and had a few miles to go.
We will start with a little mish-mash of stuff.

too much stuff 01-14-2026 10:18 PM

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Haven't been to this yard for a few years so i figured it was time. Weather warmed up nicely and a nice variety of stuff.

too much stuff 01-14-2026 10:23 PM

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The yard is quite organized and want you to make a list of parts according to the stock number and then go to the office and they will price things out. It is a pull it yourself yard, but they will assist for extra.

too much stuff 01-14-2026 10:26 PM

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Let the fun begin... Back to the truck to grab tools and hike back in.

too much stuff 01-14-2026 10:30 PM

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These 3 trucks here were only sold as complete, but not really for sale...Cash always talks.

too much stuff 01-14-2026 10:34 PM

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Their prices are getting higher all the time for used parts. I passed on a lot of items i asked about. I still managed to grab a few goodies.
Now get out there and help me save some stuff.
Hope you enjoyed another crawl...

Fbks_Cruiser 01-14-2026 10:59 PM

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Wish stuff like that was available here.

67-72trucks 01-14-2026 11:50 PM

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Looks like some good stuff there! Thanks for sharing pictures :chevy:

LockDoc 01-15-2026 02:15 AM

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Good deal Eric!

I need to get over to the yard in Newton, Ia to see if they have any new additions.... Overall they have been pretty reasonable.

Rust_never_sleeps 01-15-2026 03:54 AM

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I shudder to think what you consider bad weather

dagnabbitt 01-15-2026 10:11 AM

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I'd need a time machine to bring me back to 1982 in order to visit a yard like that. Looks like fun, wish I was there.

dave6672 01-15-2026 10:26 AM

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A Highlander and a set of buddy buckets in a junkyard! Good stuff. Thanks for the pics.

57taskforce 01-15-2026 10:50 AM

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I assume the tool box door must have been pretty pricey? I woulda jumped all over that if it was in decent shape.

71meangreenc10 01-15-2026 11:52 AM

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That M1009 has been 'Relieved of Duty"....

Cool yes, still have a Key for one from back in the day...

Smitty

68Gold/white 01-15-2026 11:52 AM

Re: Ready for a January junkyard crawl?
 
Wow, I'd like to walk through that!!!
That GMC tailgate looks nice. Someone will want that!!!

The GMC Dually with no bed has the large ducts under hood (had no hood), what was that engine?

I sent a pic of the 60 Pontiac to a Pontiac enthusiast in Nebraska.

HO455 01-15-2026 09:18 PM

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Wait a minute are the quarters on that Suburban as solid as they look? I mean aside from the surface rust.

What is their policy for using power tools to remove body panels?

If they're in decent condition I sure could use them.

MJN 01-16-2026 11:21 AM

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Overall how was the body on that yellow GMC in post #2?

too much stuff 01-16-2026 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Fbks_Cruiser (Post 9418691)
Wish stuff like that was available here.

I found some good stuff towards anchorage a few years ago. I know that is still quite a drive.

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Originally Posted by 67-72trucks (Post 9418698)
Looks like some good stuff there! Thanks for sharing pictures :chevy:

I knew you would like these.

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Originally Posted by LockDoc (Post 9418720)
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Good deal Eric!

I need to get over to the yard in Newton, Ia to see if they have any new additions.... Overall they have been pretty reasonable.

Better keep up on it, these are disappearing.

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Originally Posted by Rust_never_sleeps (Post 9418722)
I shudder to think what you consider bad weather

Today is below zero windchills so i will stay home...

too much stuff 01-16-2026 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by dagnabbitt (Post 9418739)
I'd need a time machine to bring me back to 1982 in order to visit a yard like that. Looks like fun, wish I was there.

It was fun, wish the prices were a little better...

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Originally Posted by dave6672 (Post 9418741)
A Highlander and a set of buddy buckets in a junkyard! Good stuff. Thanks for the pics.

Glad you enjoy them.

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Originally Posted by 57taskforce (Post 9418742)
I assume the tool box door must have been pretty pricey? I woulda jumped all over that if it was in decent shape.

I didn't even ask. It was rough and you can see they bondoed over the latch stuff. It had screws all around it holding it to the box.

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Originally Posted by 71meangreenc10 (Post 9418749)
That M1009 has been 'Relieved of Duty"....

Cool yes, still have a Key for one from back in the day...

Smitty

I tried to buy the 15x8 wheels off of it but he wouldn't take $100 each for them.

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Originally Posted by 68Gold/white (Post 9418750)
Wow, I'd like to walk through that!!!
That GMC tailgate looks nice. Someone will want that!!!

The GMC Dually with no bed has the large ducts under hood (had no hood), what was that engine?

I sent a pic of the 60 Pontiac to a Pontiac enthusiast in Nebraska.

I am not sure what was up with that gmc. Pretty sure there was still a V-6 under all of that mess.

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Originally Posted by HO455 (Post 9418839)
Wait a minute are the quarters on that Suburban as solid as they look? I mean aside from the surface rust.

What is their policy for using power tools to remove body panels?

If they're in decent condition I sure could use them.

You will notice that is a body filler line all across it. All patch panels.

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Originally Posted by MJN (Post 9418893)
Overall how was the body on that yellow GMC in post #2?

I have seen a lot worse. It was nicely optioned also. I got the gate off that one.

jimer1964 01-16-2026 08:10 PM

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love it! Great pics love the C30"s sweet gmc gate!

too much stuff 01-16-2026 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by MJN (Post 9418893)
Overall how was the body on that yellow GMC in post #2?

Very nice options on this one.

too much stuff 01-16-2026 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by 68Gold/white (Post 9418750)
Wow, I'd like to walk through that!!!
That GMC tailgate looks nice. Someone will want that!!!

The GMC Dually with no bed has the large ducts under hood (had no hood), what was that engine?

I sent a pic of the 60 Pontiac to a Pontiac enthusiast in Nebraska.

Another engine picture of the V6.

too much stuff 01-16-2026 08:22 PM

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Check out the red panels hiding in the ambulance.

too much stuff 01-16-2026 08:29 PM

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Check out the red panels hiding in the ambulance.

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too much stuff 01-16-2026 08:30 PM

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