Hi,
I ran across this fellow (Dave) while I continue my search for a '59
or '60 caddy. I can't stand it when something like this happens. We
all recently lost a great old car yard here in New Mexico. Close to
2000 old cars were crushed. I'd hate to see it happen out in Ohio.
Maybe some of you guys can save some of this stuff?
Contact AmielThr@aol.com for more info
-alfie
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From: AmielThr@aol.com
To: bigfred@unm.edu
Subject: Re: cars in Ohio
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 00:25:49 EST
Hey Alfredo,
There are a few 58 chevys and more 59's. Most have had some parts
removed.
There is one 59 Cadillac 4 door flat top but it is missing front
bumper,
drivers door,engine and transmission,tail lights, etc. pretty rough
shape.
There are 3 60's . all are 6 window 4 door hard tops they have been
parted
out somewhat also.
I doubt if any of these have titles...........maybe
Unless I hear otherwise this yard will be closing December 29
because of
do-gooders and State of Ohio Anti-Junkyard Pro-Golf Course Task Force.
First he
has to have an $8000 fence so limp lilies don't get scared by junk cars
and
tractors. Then he has to get a freon reclamation system for cars that
if they
ever had aircondtioning haven't run in 30years or more. Then it's the
EPA's
turn to test the ground and find something that isn't there.
It will just go on endlessly until he crushes all the cars thereby
making
rich people's old cars more rare and worth more.
Oops, you just asked about the cars. There are about 500+ cars in
there..
40's-60's , farm trucks, and tractors.
Dave
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