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My wife's '85 Grand Prix LE. I put 15-inch Rally II's back on it in place of the aftermarket wheels. 305 Chevy V8, buckets, floor shift and full gauges with tach. Great car! Here's the S-10 and GP in the parking lot of our first apartment together: I replaced the goofy aftermarket...

From Pick-N-Pull in San Antonio Texas:

Here's Rich's Can Am. I love this thing!

Thought you guys might like to see these pics. My friend Rich, the guy who bought my '96 Roady wagon, sent me these. He and I swap cars a lot, he also bought my '93 S-10 pickup, and I bought my white '88 Cutlass Supreme T-Top from him. Here is my white Cutlass with his gorgeous '80 442 show...

Salt is for margaritas and french fries, not roads! 8) You stay warm up there. That sure is a sharp Cutlass you have! -Mike

Took the kids down to see the tree-lighting at the State Capital. Pics stink but you get the idea. The t-tops make looking up at Christmas lights on the buildings easy! Nice to be able to cruise with the t-tops off in December. Not looking forward to the cold front they are talking...

I may try to sneak off this weekend.

I honestly didn't look that hard at the grill....only had 45mins in the yard before they closed. Here's their parts prices: http://www.wrenchapart.com/pricelist.aspx - Parts price lists here. GREAT yards!

I was in Dell technical enterprise training from 8am-4pm today, and have got day two of this tomorrow. Well after looking at charts and Powerpoint presentations all day, I NEEDED to blow off some steam. Walked out of the office, jumped in the Cruiser, and headed to South Austin. Got to...

I honestly don't remember on the Seville brakes. I was running to get through the yard and had a list of stuff I wanted to find before the yard closed. I have a friend with a GORGEOUS '76 Seville and I took that pic for him. -Mike

Nearly 4hrs. Dublin is A LOT closer to Dallas. Tons of good yards like this in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. If you need some places to go, just ask. My wife is from there and Dallas yarding is THE BEST in Texas!

Sorry gang, I sure didn't mean to make anyone sad! If anything I wish more folks would get out and save this stuff before it gets crushed. On average they crush in 30-90 days. The plus is there is always fresh stuff....the downside is how many good parts get crushed. I'm from Texas, was...

It's a good 90-miles from me. Don't know when I'll be back down there...and they crush OFTEN. :blam: That said, I believe there is one forum member on here that lives in San Antonio. Hopefully they chime in! -Mike

There were a few...mostly 4drs, and very picked over. If you squint you can see some here and there. -Mike