Well the Roady spent the day at Firestone getting aligned after I found out the front tires were worn badly on the insides, so Dad and I ran south and went yarding. Scored a good set of 4-note horns from a CLEAN '95 sedan. Sorry there are not more pics...not to be vulgar but I was sweating my sack off...it was HOT today. 90's this afternoon and no clouds. WARM in the yard! Is it really only March???
Anyway here's some pics for you folks. Enjoy!
Cutlass Supreme Brougham. Full gauges. I wanted the small chrome front bumper guards for my car, but didn't bring the right size torx wrench. Whoops
El Camino
Solid Caprice wagon
Another Elky, with bucket seats
70's Malibu
90's 3rd Gen with a good set of T-tops still on it. Zero rust too.
70's Pontiac Ventura with very clean interior
Pinto Squire! Ha!
Buick Reatta. If I'd had my steering wheel puller that wheel would have come home with me.
This was a real shame. This is a 95 Roady sedan with only 89K miles on it. The leather seats were PERFECT, they just needed to be cleaned up. I almost grabbed the front one for a spare and the rear one to do the sedan seat conversion...SO TEMPTING. Sadly someone had BUTCHERED the door panels to get the window switches out. The wheels and steering column were gone, but other than that the car was very complete. It had a brand new alternator on it.....and the 4-note horns came home with me.
How about a Fiero convertible??
Hot but fun afternoon in the salvage yard! Looking forward to installing my 4-note horns!
-Mike
Anyway here's some pics for you folks. Enjoy!
Cutlass Supreme Brougham. Full gauges. I wanted the small chrome front bumper guards for my car, but didn't bring the right size torx wrench. Whoops
El Camino
Solid Caprice wagon
Another Elky, with bucket seats
70's Malibu
90's 3rd Gen with a good set of T-tops still on it. Zero rust too.
70's Pontiac Ventura with very clean interior
Pinto Squire! Ha!
Buick Reatta. If I'd had my steering wheel puller that wheel would have come home with me.
This was a real shame. This is a 95 Roady sedan with only 89K miles on it. The leather seats were PERFECT, they just needed to be cleaned up. I almost grabbed the front one for a spare and the rear one to do the sedan seat conversion...SO TEMPTING. Sadly someone had BUTCHERED the door panels to get the window switches out. The wheels and steering column were gone, but other than that the car was very complete. It had a brand new alternator on it.....and the 4-note horns came home with me.
How about a Fiero convertible??
Hot but fun afternoon in the salvage yard! Looking forward to installing my 4-note horns!
-Mike
