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What a great video I enjoy watching your videos I like your videos a lot keep making great videos

That's some rotted out vehicles. Must be from northern country.

Off to China to make millions of things to sell back to us.

I remember these days 😂😅😊🍺🍺👍

Great job 👍

Do you tarp or wrap in webbing the crush stacks for the trip to the recycling plant? Great videos

5:14 excuse me, that is not the correct way to make the seat recline!

Hearse parts to be used for new metal

Love the auto-close trunk feature of the Ford tempo 😆

Most ppl: Omg I want to go to Havaii Me:

That '92 Tempo looks almost like the '91 I used to own. The difference was the lower trim molding on the '91 was black and the '92 was body-colored...looks like a stray timing light was hanging from the door of the pickup cab you were crushing between the LeBaron and the Tempo. Looks like you rescued it? I chuckled when I saw the wheel cover fall off the Monarch as you shoehorned it into the crusher

rhis is a cool video

7:47-8:01 what was that piece of industrial machinery? Or was it a heavy duty Shelf with an outlet built into it

Prayers for the Toyota Camry driver🙏

Thanks for another awesome video 😊

1:47-3:00 looks like one of them truck bed trailers someone makes out of an old truck bed and pick up frame

I used to own a 1983 Mazda 626. I also owned a 1975 Dodge 100 half ton pickup and a 1978 200 3/4 ton pickup

5:06-6:15 looks like that 1976 Olsmobile Cutlass Supreme was caught in a flash flood and got swept down a river. It reminds me of one of them cars that God damaged in the flood and it got bounced around. Then the insurance company marked what the car was on the door cuz it was so banged up

1:38-2:07 the object on the left with the compressor look like either a room air conditioner that was torn apart or a small water fountain that is found in an elementary school. The item on the right look like a central AC unit that is found on the side of the house. It has one of them wrap around C coils the unit that was on the right. And I could identify the the object on the left because it is a refrigeration compressor found on refrigerators, window AC units, and water fountains. I've scrapped enough of these things that I see them in my sleep

The LeBaron was equipped what the Chrysler electronic lean burn emission control system

0:06-0:08 last registration January of 1999. This car last to 21 years on the road. That's pretty good from a car from Wisconsin. Oh by the way this car was equipped with the Chrysler electronic lean-burn engine emission system(CELB).

Car from 0:00 to 1:13 1978 Chrysler Lebaron 4dr sedan with Medalion trim package. I'm wondering if it was one of the infamous Chrysler sales Bank cars. In case somebody wondering what the Chrysler sales Bank was it was when Chrysler in order to keep the workers in the factory going made cars before the dealer is ordered them. It would sit in lots for months until they were forced upon dealers or dealers needed to add more to their inventory. This car was last registered in Wisconsin in January of 1999 so it lasted about 20 or 21 years on the road

I was impressed seeing a Tempo with that many parts removed!

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Where these Cars goes after crushing? Great videos!

No! Not another Chrysler! But then these cars look to be too far gone. I would have saved that Diplomat wagon from the last video though.

No more celebration for the celebrity 🫤🫤🫤

One brown car is Plymouth Volare oder Dodge Aspen?

Those being in the yard long time there to far gone now they decide crush most of the yard don't have old cars now crush new cars

6:30. I'm a Celebrity! Get me out of here!

Interesting crush. That black LeBaron was a pretty car when new, as was the Celebrity Eurosport. I really love cars of the '70's and early '80's. Wisconson must pave their roads with salt to result in SO much rust! Wouldn't sand make much more sense to use on icy roads?!

I continue to love your videos 😂

Since our comments won't get answered by the youtuber after looking at one of the licenses plate the expiration date was Jan of '99 so now i know these car have been in this yard a long time, i would still like to check it out even though they have very little usable parts

Forgot to mention random home HVAC parts and a '72-'93 Dodge pickup cab.,,😂

Suprised that the LeBaron had leaf springs in the back...in 1978, only wagons and El Caminos had leaf spring suspensions 😂 Coil springs were the standard for sedans and coupes.

More videos 😊

Best crusher videos out there!

I really miss the vent windows on cars for people to flick a cigarette out the window.. As long as the back window isn't open it's fine.. After the Chrysler Lebaron I thought the truck was the Ford Tempo but I actually remembered a Ford Tempo was a smaller car.. and seeing other things crushed into the cars is nice too but watching these videos has become a favorite past time for me.. No talking.. no music.. just the sounds of machines and crunching metals and glass breaking.. it's a beautiful symphony

A shame about the Monarch. Those things are scarce now. I have an almost mint 2 door Granada Ghia, and they are non existent in the yards now

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Thank you for your videos!! I appreciate them!! Keep them coming!!

thank you for your videos! we really appreciate it

been a fan for almost a decade now

How do you crush the RVs?

Love it

Where'd this stuff come from? The bottom of the Great Salt Lake!?

Buen video 😊

The loader operator always gets me in these video's dude always push the whole side in on a van a car push the door or doors in don't just hold on to them they have to be pushed in anything sticking out as its crushing push in with your fork

1:14-1:39 looked like and old VAT 40 or a old Sun oscilloscope for checking cylinder balance and misfires in older engines. Back in the day before they had scan tools they had the oscilloscopes the check the healthiness of an engine and that's what that looked like. An old Vat 40 or a Sun oscilloscope that had been gutted