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Car collection? It's a junk yard. An interesting junk yard. But, still a junk yard. Don't get me wrong I love junk yards, and can have a lot of fun in one. It would be fun to explore this one. But, when I think of car collection. I think of something else. 

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14 minutes ago, unclescott58 said:

Car collection? It's a junk yard. An interesting junk yard. But, still a junk yard. Don't get me wrong I love junk yards, and can have a lot of fun in one. It would be fun to explore this one. But, when I think of car collection. I think of something else. 

I kind of agree.

Every junkyard in the country looked like this not too many years ago.

Granted, a lot of these old cars have been crushed over the years, but there are still yards like this around.

 

Steve

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If they have been sitting for 10 years, as he says they have, chances are the bottoms are rusted so badly they may not be worth saving except for parts. :( I never could understand why people keep cars like that, just lying in a field or barn, open to the elements, rotting away. :( 'Yup, I'm gonna restore that one day'...yup, never :( 

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1 hour ago, Howard Cohen said:

If they have been sitting for 10 years, as he says they have, chances are the bottoms are rusted so badly they may not be worth saving except for parts. :( I never could understand why people keep cars like that, just lying in a field or barn, open to the elements, rotting away. :( 'Yup, I'm gonna restore that one day'...yup, never :( 

Yeah - I didn’t watch the whole video - did he say where in Oregon? West parts see a lot of metal rotting moisture...

The whole “I’m gonna get to it someday” thing is weird - especially at this scale. I guess I have the same problem in plastic - at least mine won’t rot and, if offered, I’d probably sell anything.

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You guys don't visit the HAMB very often or live on the east coast many of the cars in that collection are very much restoreable  

I see at least 100 cars that could be restored  or hotrodded  in the first 3 min of the video

all it takes is a little ambition

They don't have to be 100 point Peeble beach restorations !!

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Jeff lives in Selma, which is south west Oregon. I imagine the collection is near there somewhere. 

As someone from the east coast all of those vehicles are restorable treasures! Also I imagine all the 20s-40s Ford stuff will find it's way to many hot rod builds.

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