Junkyard Finds | BRING 'EM BACK TO LIFE Ep 36 (Full Episode)
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- čas přidán 25. 04. 2019
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Join me, Denny Salvage, as we walk down memory lane in outdoor museums of automotive history. We look for that "Gold Mine" of a parts car or that restorable "Gem in the Rough". In every episode we highlight several such treasures. Occasionally one of these "Gems" comes back to the shop for an upgrade as we "Bring 'Em Back To Life". As sponsors come on board we'll take more 'walkabouts' in salvage yards and bring more gems back to the shop. To support this fun subscribe to my CZcams channel and see more American steel run and roll again. - Zábava
This is so cool to see all of that history in one place. Every vehicle has a story :)
Hey Danny thanks You for this video.
I’m still looking for my first 55 Chevy car , thanks BigAl California
That dodge 50 pickup with huge custom extra cab
This is a great video. I love to see these old yards and people like Mr. Turner. At 90, no less. Lotta hard bark on that ol' cowboy. Thanks fer takin' us along...
I could live in that salvage yard, enuff old iron to keep a guy busy for years. Thanks for the video Denny
Great video and always enjoy seeing the timeless history of cars. Just an FYI you may want to mention to your mechanic to wear eye protection and a mask when he is sanding. If that stuff gets in his lungs he will be paying the price plus you only get one pair of eyes as well.
Oh a great place & Video, Thank YoU Denny 4 show it! :)
It's even so nice to see, that i'm not the only guy what see a good Restoration project in an abandoned, junked classic...
I wish i live at USA, i would take abandoned classics for my restoration Projects because i can fix the most rust with hand- & selfmade sheet metal... I learned it because when you're restoring a US Classic Car at Germany you only have to options:
1. You've a lot of money to get better or rustfree body parts...
2. You can rebuild the rusted sections at a Fender, a Door, windshield frame or something else like that...
When you haven't both, you've to make one of those 2 Options posdible, because at germany is no Junk Yard like this with US Classics to get a part...
But you can't rebuild all things, so i'm looking for anyone who could help me to get some parts from a junk yard for help me to finish my latest Project for myself;
A '67 Chevy Caprice 4 Door Hardtop what was "a little rusty" & is now "BRING EM BACK TO LIFE!" :)
Pretty much anything can be brought back to like new, it’s how much are you willing to spend.
yes, or 'Do you have the skills as well'.
I thought I died and went to heave.. wow.. amazing... .. I'll never look at another yard the same again
Old school gravity crusher! First yard i worked at as a kid back in 89 had a 427 ford from a 63 Galaxy.
Should invest in a easy crusher & when it wasnt being used in the yard could do metal drives in near by towns
The 427 ran the pto winch that ran the crusher arm...
wooow i need seats for my 66 ford galaxy
Dana- You didnt work for Dave March- of Roseville Auto Dism.aka- The Ford Farm, did You?
I worked there as Yard Foreman, from 89 to 93, and- He had that exact same set up as a crusher !!
No. Was in n.idaho. thing was archaic.
My last day at the place I showed up after school and the 32 international I had worked off by breaking down 1000s of tires over hours after school I almost cried
This place would be like going into " Toys R Us " with me walking around i wonder where this place is ? I would definitely be interested in getting a tour and just admire history 😁
I understand! I always tell the location and who the owner is so viewers can contact them. Most of them have web sites also. Some allow visitors to walk the yards and take photos only. They do make great vacation spots for people like us!
Eddie, I have 46 episodes on the channel. I provide the names of the salvage yards I visit in the beginning of each show. Also, if you watched an event like the Tri-Five Chevrolet Nationals they are held in Bowling Green ,KY. The other event I attended was the 2019 MSRA 'Back to the 50's' annual meet in Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN.
You should have offered to take a couple of afternoons and catalog the inventory and then put them online
I just subscribed to your channel and hello from New Hampshire.
Paul, I was in NH and Maine two weeks ago. I interviewed Les Sanborn, AKA The Rod Father from Sanford, ME. He has a nice collection of 'rods' and thinking of downsizing so I gave him an opportunity to show off.
Dios mío amo todos los car antiguos son una belleza
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The Ford pinto had a body kit lol
A shame the Cessna hasn’t flown in a while. Looks like it could be restored but rebuilding the engine could make it expensive.
Toyota Pickup at 6:56, so sad. Reminds me of El Malo of Stance Truck YT ch.
Anyway you look at it it's 90 acres of money. Lucky guy 😎
Don't you publish the address and phone number of the junkyard so people can contact them? They obviously do not have a website
if I reached 90 with a scrap yard that size full of cars and bikes id sell the whole thing for 2 mil !!!!!
Clive Silk
At 90 you don't care about dollars anymore.
And that yard worth at least 10 mil.
I would love to go down there and grab me an Edsel.
As a biker it saddens me to see all those lovely classic bikes just rusting away outdoors, the whole place is a total mess, disorganized chaos, this giy has no concept of the value or these parts.
Looking at the Buick at 3:26 it’s a Riviera? Special 1956 ? I love the 1958 Riviera Special with 4 head lights Yeah love that car if it’s still okay how much could cost a car just like that ?
I don't ask the owners of the yards how much they want for the vehicles or parts. I show what they allow me to walk or drive by so viewers can see them. You will have to contact them and ask about specific cars.
Denny Salvage alright thank you Danny 👍
Can you give out the number on this yard. Im looking for a 1975 Buick lesabre convertible quarter panel drivers side
Turners Auto Wrecking Fresno, Ca 559-237-0918
I would have to know which episode you were watching and what yard I was in. I do tell viewers where I am and the owners name so you can look up their web site or address.
@ 9:05 I SPOTTED A DATSUN 240 OR A FAIRLADY I LOVE IT! OH, THEN THEY WENT INTO A BUNCH OF EM THATS WHATS UP!
Dear Sir..can you informe the address of the location or they website...thanks
That episode was shot in Fresno, California. It is called Turners Auto Wrecking.
Ok your spending time and money on bondo ,why dont you do the 56. Convertable right and invest in a shrinking disc and straighten the panels out the right way no bondo look on utube and watch videos how to use shrinkin disc its fast and no money in sandpaper and bondo on the floor thanks for the video great salvage gold mine
Still has his high scool car, how about that?
På något sätt finns det för många människor som gör så här, samlar på bilar och skrotar dom, tror mer än hälften betalar sig inte, några få delar för några hundra dollar sedan blir de järn skrot typ nya saker, sorgligt att se
Water that yard with brawndo!
Don't disturb the dead let them rest in peace. They had. There day in the sun
Your body man said he didn’t think it was necessary to remove the rear sill trim around the convertible top.
He said that’s way we bring em back to life.
Weather it is a small or large project .
One should have pride in their job.
Leaving that trim on is a sub standard job. “ Mickey Mouse “.
I have removed lots of those trims.
No problem!!!
All trim should be removed and cleaned from that Chevy!
It takes the job from a “zero to a hero”.
I am Very very disappointing in your restoration philosophy .
I always enjoyed your show very much.
Up till now!!
Cheers
10:30 was that a charger?
? I see so much 'treasure' and potential that I don't remember even half of what my camera sees!
Yes.
Minute 13:39 I found a Mustang
I didn't see nothing come back to life??
Denny shows you were there at so you can find one or two and bring it back to life. THANKS DENNY!!!!!
can someone please gave me a address to this place
Where is this at
Episodes #35 and 36 were at Turners Auto in Fresno, CA.
It was the 36 episode
Where is that please?
Turner's Auto Wrecking in Fresno California
Where is this location
Turner's Auto Wrecking in Fresno California
Where is this yard? Can you pm the i nfo?
Turners Auto Wrecking Fresno, Ca 559-237-0918
@@dustermaniac lol. Ya i looked you guys up after watching this vidieo as i have worked for several large yards such as gundies & Spalding & have visited many many others (always looking for parts or builders) & would love to visit your yard as i buy certant hubcaps & always need vintage asian motorcycle parts.
Looks like you guys have a amazing outfit.
@@antarcticmoongiant2691 it is not my business
What a waste ...everything just lying around rotting away.
Tons of trash all round and they drove thru by the Saab... some have just no clue.
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Please dont touch the samples of merchandise.