70's NJ Junkyard TOUR - Parts or Complete Cars 'Rustys Old Iron' - NNKH2

Walk through tour on an old private junkyard that is now open to the public on Sundays ~10-2pm. Complete cars or U-PULL-IT Parts available.

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[JD-ddgx]

Watching this type of videos really breaks my heart, I can't understand how gems like this are left in those conditions, Brands that no longer exists, how I wish I could do something to save evey one of them

[GreenNoDeal]

Each car has its own story. A lot of history in that yard.

[jasonpolk]

Don’t even need to see the title if it’s a nnkh video you know it’s gonna be good

[sandrav]

Just to think at some stage all these cars were brand new and shiny in a showroom and someone drove out full of pride

[DodgexGermany]

I've never been to the USA but the first thing I would do is visit a junkyard... so many beautiful cars and parts👍

[Shawnpmetal]

What’s always fascinated me about the rusty junk yards like this is that every vehicle there has a story. Maybe that tow truck rescued your grandfather from the side of the road once when his old dodge broke down; or that station wagon that once took your parents on beach trips when they fell in love and got married; or that car your favorite aunt who passed in the early 80s got for her 18th birthday. They all have a chapter in someone’s life. It’s just pieces of us scattered about and forgotten.

[GinIzHere]

My uncle had a junkyard like this when i was a kid! late 70s to 80s! Had all kinds of similar vehicles in his too! Like a time capsule to walk through!

[artmellon]

I grew up in Indian Mills NJ.... the school bus at 11:41 is my school bus from when I was a little kid (Mid- 1970s). Mrs. Brown drove that bus for many years, and I rode it for many years. The bus is Meredith Bus Services, Number M122....It should be an International Harvester.... my dad worked for them too and drove M119.... That really took me back.... Cool it still exist, sad that it's going to be crushed.... bought back lots of memories.

[GaryForgingOn]

When I moved to TN and into the country I was getting eat up with ticks and chiggers. An old farmer told me to just spray my shoes, socks and pant legs up a little higher than the weeds I was walking in and it keeps them off. Worked great. I keep a can of OFF in the door of my truck and in my shop. Saves a lot of itching and aggravation.

[DScaglione.]

Jennings Motorsports is an excellent channel. Like NNKH he gets right down to business with no fluff and his natural ability and sense of humor (also like NNKH) are what we wrenchers really relate to. 👍🏽. Great video as always Chris!

[MrWoodshoes]

Thanks Chris, the music made it like a walk down memory lane !

[ekimnnim]

Brought back memories of when a person could look at a car from a distance and know what make and model it is, just by the body design and placement of the head and taillights.

[johnsarian_cu]

The old guy certainly organized his yard well.

[williamhelliwell]

Used to have two yards like that in town growing up... lived there in the eighties. I miss places like that. Tons of good parts for low bucks, important when you're a young kid with limited funds!!

[AnnihilationOnNation]

The little car at beginning you assumed was From Europe was actually a crosley which is made in America by an appliance builder named crosley. And they are so small because it had to fit through the doors of his appliance store.

[newsweathertraffic]

$185, 000 for all that scrap? Absolutely insane. He's going to end up crushing it all for $250 a ton. The pick n pull around me also thinks their junk is worth solid gold - wanted $150 for a non-powered mirror off a 2006 uplander.

[theeecandlemaker]

That 68 Mercury Monterey is rare! 7:00

[RanleighWylde]

As a kid in the 1960s I went on dog trading trips with my dad. Many of his hunting buddies had garages and junkyards. I used to pester him asking what kind of car something was. I just knew one was different than another. Being 6 years old and having an empty and growing brain I learned and remember everything. Still have that knowledge to this day. Few people care, but I do. If I were to win the lottery, I would buy a huge warehouse, hire the best restoration people and rescue as many as I could afford.

[jaydubwolfman]

Jennings Motorsports for sure would be salivating over this. Love his channel.

[rogerscatton]

That small car at 1:28 looks like a Crosley.A neighbor had one when I was a kid in the 50`s, it never ran.We used to play in it.He finally buried it in his back yard.I believe the engine block was made out of a copper alloy on those cars.