yarding in georgia

So i travel for work and go to all the local yards to where i happen to be working. I just traveled to ga friday and was yarding sat morning. went to two junkyards.

#1 had lots of caprice sedans, 1 ss, and 1 rm but not a wagon in sight.I grabbed 1 piece of trim of the sedan and picked up some vintage buick badges to customize my wagon.

#2 was 21 miles from #1 . #2 had a good amount of wagons. 1 caprice and 3 or 4 rms. picked off some trim i needed and the smaller back glass waterseal, hoood ornament to match vintage badges. got a few more pieces of small exterior and interior trim.

one wagon was a 96 with duels im thinking about grabbing the duels but i have no idea how hard i would be to get these over my rear end without taking it out or if it is possible. my wagon is 92 tbi im hoping it will work.

any way here are some pics from the day.

heading back there today for more parts might grab the duels any advice would be great on the crossmember and rear. also any one on here from ga that could help me weld these on if they will work?

the yard with the wagons is in atlanta south the one with sedans is east















i love this wagon style











hope this help anyone looking for parts

Looks like Pull a Part!

Sure could use some wagon doors. I just need to find the time to get out to the local yards here.

yup pull a part. id pull some doors for you tech but shipping sure would be killer

Most vehicles in the yards, here in OK, are rust free, I just need to find the yard that has some nice wagons like the ones you found.

Mike ,you had better grab those gas tank straps,those are harder than hell to find in nice shape!

just got back from yarding again todays treasure was a set of 4 rims ill post pics l8ter when i get them cleaned up jim ill be sure to grab any straps i find when i go next weekend

I look at the underneath of this white roady, and it just makes me wish i lived south,.

i,d love to have the frame /running gear from this car,.. for the pink thing.

Nick

Even the brake lines and muffler clamps look like new!

This just makes me ANGRY!!!!!





I would literally KILL to have something THAT clean underneath, and that car is in a junkyard.

AAARRRRGGGGHHHH!!!!!

*cough*

I mean, thanks for those awesome pics.

Reminds me of Chris's "Brokecello" white RMW AFTER he did all that hard work on the underside!

You have to cut the duals to get them out. They would hang out of the back of your wagon anyway if you don't. If you cut them just in front of the axle, you can dump them with some turn-downs.

The CD player in that '94 is very rare.

Love southern yards! Great pics and that's a lot of wagons!

Looks like someone took the time to paint the woodgrain outline trim on the DGGM car. Sad to see it in there, love that color.

Thanks for posting pics!