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Location: kansas city, mo. | o.k. fellas, mike in k.c. here. i want anybody that can get to this yard, GET to this yard...quik!!!!! i went today to decide once and for all if i was going to pull the last 58 plymouth 2dht home from this yard. well, bad news. he is crushin' out some time between a month from now and may of this year. here is a list of what he has from the chrysler corporation 55-61. cars are rough but have many valuable glass, trim, mechanical parts left.
1-58 plymouth 2dht
1-57 plymouth 2dht
2-59 dodge wagons 4d
1-59 dodge crown royal 4d sedan complete big block car, black
1-57 chrysler windsor 4dht complete yellow?
1-57 plymouth wagon 4d
1-57 dodge 2dht coronet
1-58 dodge 2dht coronet
1-59 plymouth belvedere 2d sedan
1-59 plymouth 4d sedan savoy
1-59 plymouth 4d wagon
1-61 dodge 4dht wagon
1-61 plymouth 4d sedan wagon
1-55 dodge 2d cub sedan black
1-55 dodge 4d sedan coronet
2 or 3 56 chrysler 4d sedans
there are other year chrysler, dodge and plymouth cars all over this yard. big blocks from the 60s to the 70s.
also a few classic dodge trucks including a non-power wagon 39-47 4 wheel drive truck
48-50 dodge pilot house 1/2 ton
note: the owner will sell parts, whole cars or what ever right up until the time he inks the deal with the scrap guy.
example: today i bought the right and left headliner panels from the 58 plymouth 2dht, and the 3 speed pushbutton mechanical assembly from one of the 57 dodges, all for $15.00. the owner will not ship any items and is reluctant to field phone calls. he is open thursday, friday noon to 4p.m. and saturday, 8a.m.-4p.m with lunch from 12-1p.m. you pull the part, or his son and other helper will assist. super nice guy and very reasonable. to get there; this yard is 15 miles north of excelsior springs missouri. from kansas city, mo. go north on I-35 to the 116 exit, then east(right) on 116 for about a mile and an half, then south(right) on 69 for approx. 1 mile. the yard is on the left side of the road. jim van is the owner. tell him a jackass named mike taylor told you about the yard. bring your tools and your mudders. this place is a swamp this time of year. i hate to see this place go under, but jim is gettin' older and he got a crazy offer on the yard and the dude he is selling it to is a junk man!! this stuff is goin' to the shredder! i am going to pull some stuff off over the next few weeks, but would rather not pull a bunch of stuff only to have folks back out of buyin' it. get there soon and make a day out of it. this place is great, not many yard like this around. you can do a search here in the boards under my username ilikedodge to find pics i posted a couple of years ago of the cars available. mike in k.c.
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Location: Heaven Above (Formerly Oklahoma City,OK) | Mike, I've been all over the website and have not been able to find the photos you mentioned. I'm curious about the two '55 Dodges you listed. I'm in the midst of building a '55 CRL 2 door hrdtp, and of course, I need some parts. It'd almost be worth a weekend trip to KC if I knew what I'm needing is there. I need too many things to list. But I don't know if the parts from the club sedan/2door would fit. I need the two aluminum door rocker sill plates, for starters. There are some other body trim parts that I have, but not in good shape and will be costly to reproduce if necessary. I'm asking if those two cars were/are in the photos you mentioned, and that I can't find on the site. thanks, Walt. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | here are a few pics. note, i have removed most of the trim from the 57 belvedere. there is also a 64 dodge 880 4dht wagon, complete for sale here. 4dht wagons are very rare. for you lincoln guys, there are several kennedy era 4 suicide door cars. complete as well. most cars are what he can get for them at scrap value;$350.00-$400.00.
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Location: Utah | How are the quarter panels on that 58 chrysler? Is it a 2 dr? I can't tell. Any pics of the 57 4dr ht chrysler mentioned? |
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Location: Perry, OK | Can you send pics of any of 60-61 Wagons. I am in need of a fuel tank. If the 61 Wagon is decent, I will take the whole thing. I am in Oklahoma, and can make the trip easily. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | circlerounder - 2008-02-13 10:39 PM
How are the quarter panels on that 58 chrysler? Is it a 2 dr? I can't tell. Any pics of the 57 4dr ht chrysler mentioned?
the 58 4dht is the car i was reffering to as the 57. sorry, i had a brain fart there. and it is a 4 door lower line windsor. it has i think a 354 poly and is equipped with a/c. the quarters are not perfect, but in about 1-2 months they'll but in bite size chunks!!!!!! |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | 66comet - 2008-02-14 3:27 PM
Can you send pics of any of 60-61 Wagons. I am in need of a fuel tank. If the 61 Wagon is decent, I will take the whole thing. I am in Oklahoma, and can make the trip easily.
the 61 wagon is rough but mostly complete as far as i can tell. i am going back up saturday and will get pics of all of the cars mentioned. these cars are packed in really tight, so getting good close up shots is kinda hard. there bushes and trees everywhere. note; i believe that the bodies on 61 plymouth wagons were utilized on other year doge/plymouths right up thru 64. there is a very straight 4dht dodge 880 wagon big block pushbutton car with a heck of a nice body. i'll do some more checking on body styles. mike in k.c. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | i will check on parts availablility for those that have p.m.'d me and those within this thread. i am working on a package deal with the owner to get the 59 dodge crown royal 4door sedan, one of the 59 dodge wagons, and possibly the 64 880 4dht wagon or the 58 windsor 4dht. i have a co-worker that will let me store these cars as long as i need to. there will be more pics saturday. as for the 61 plymouth wagon itself, it is very rough and from my memory mostly a parts car although fairly complete. will check on all requests, promise! mike in k.c.
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Location: kansas city, mo. | the 61 plymouth wadon bodies are the exact same as the 64 dodge 880 wagons. the trim and tailights are different but the sheetmetal and glass are the same. i say go for the 64 dodge body and sell the front end. this is a hardtop!!!! |
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Location: Montreal, Canada | ilikedodge - 2008-02-14 8:00 PM
i will check on parts availablility for those that have p.m.'d me and those within this thread. i am working on a package deal with the owner to get the 59 dodge crown royal 4door sedan, one of the 59 dodge wagons, and possibly the 64 880 4dht wagon or the 58 windsor 4dht. i have a co-worker that will let me store these cars as long as i need to. there will be more pics saturday. as for the 61 plymouth wagon itself, it is very rough and from my memory mostly a parts car although fairly complete. will check on all requests, promise! mike in k.c.
I sure would need some parts of the 59 wagon.....
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Location: Warren, Michigan | Of course the only car that I'm interested in is the '58 Windsor and the pictures is the size of a post-it note. Is it a hardtop or sedan? Are the scripts still there? What about the grill emblem?
I'd love to get the complete car actually but I don't know how I would get it to Detroit economically. Any thoughts?
I know this is would make most people's stomaches turn on here but are there any shoebox ford business coupes ('49, '50, '51)? |
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Location: Perry, OK | I will buy the BB body if it is nicer. Please let me know, I could plan a trip next week. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | here is the 64 dodge body that could be used as a 61 plymouth replacement. window down... not good! but pretty decent car overall, mike in k.c.
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Location: Montreal, Canada | is it possible to take more pictures of the 2 59 Dodge wagons (interior and tailgate and engine). Can you ship parts to Canada? |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | just got back from the "honey hole"! i will address the last three post first. the 58 chrysler is $700.00 and he will not part it out. i have not checked the floor pans to see the extent of the rot. it is the best car at least from the outside and is very complete. the dodge wagons are very rough indeed. the tailgate on the all white dodge is toast! i pulled the tailight housings and bezels from it, they are pitted but good otherwise. darn those tailight assemblies are heavy for no bigger than they are! the pans are gone in both wagons. both have 3 speed torqueflites with the pusher assembly in place. dashes are o.k. side rear glass is o.k. as for the 64 dodge, it is not horrible, but along the drip trough areas along the top of the tailgate it is rusted thru. not a good sign. the passenger windows are down, also not a good sign. the floors? not sure how bad they are. externally i say it is worth saving for either a resto the way it is, or to re-body a 61 plymmie. it uses the dash from 61-64 dodges. big block 3 speed torqueflite. not sure if it is 361 or 383. i took my camera and after 2 pics it the batteries peteed out! the 2 pics do not add or take away from the car i was photographing. it was the 59 4 door sedan. which is what i consider the 2nd best buy in the yard. the floors, inner, and outer rockers, and trunk pans are toast. it is pretty much good for the doors, motor/tranny, dash and other interior, glass, and trim items. i had a good morning overall and feel that most of the cars left are for parts mainly. the 61 plymouth gas tank is too hard to get to for what little gain it would provide. these cars are on their belly for the most part. the 58 chrysler is sitting correctly it appears. it has been moved to a different area than seen in the pics. i'm not sure if i can even pull the 58 plymouth 2dht home. i gave it a very close look and it is bad!!!!!!! i think i would be better off cutting the firewall/roof and c-pillars off as a whole and scrap the rest. i did pull the 59 dodge tailight housings and bezels, some stainless trim from a 61 dodge wagon, and a back glass from the 58 plymouth 2dht. oh, and got a bunch of the steel headliner bow retainers. any way, that was my day. mike in k.c. |
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| Hey ilikedodge I am in need of a windshield for a 64 880. I think it's the same from 58-64 on these Dodges but I'm not for sure. Whatever you could do to help out I would appriciate it. If you can do something just send me a email.
Thanks in Advance,
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Hey Mike,
A nice tinted windshield from a '57-'59 sedan/wagon would work for me.
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Location: kansas city, mo. | kenny, i am not educated enough in the glass area to know one piece of glass from another. there are plenty of sedan windshields left still. if you can point me in the right direction as far as what number, or marks to look for regarding glass, i would pull as much of it as you need. i pulled a 58 plymouth ht back glass just this weekend. let me know kenny, mike in k.c. |
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Location: Perry, OK | What would be the best day to try and get one of these out of the yard? I can bring wheels, trailer, etc. Willing to pull some items as well for people that need them. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | saturday is best. this yard is very muddy most of the time. to pull a car it will require the use of their CAT. they will only pull a car out when it is safe to do so and not get the CAT stuck. make sure there has been many days of dry weather before making the trip up. a series of frozen days will work also, but the car must be loosened up first. these cars are dug in pretty good. so get there, loosen it up and pull it out. their saturday hours are 8a.m.-noon, then an hour for dinner, then 1p.m. to 4 or 5 p.m. they are open half days thursdays and fridays. |
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | ilikedodge - 2008-02-17 8:28 AM
kenny, i am not educated enough in the glass area to know one piece of glass from another. there are plenty of sedan windshields left still. if you can point me in the right direction as far as what number, or marks to look for regarding glass, i would pull as much of it as you need. i pulled a 58 plymouth ht back glass just this weekend. let me know kenny, mike in k.c.
If the glass reads "Solex", it's definitely tinted. This windshield looks tinted.
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Location: kansas city, mo. | i actually pulled that front and rear glass for my plaza last spring. also, the 57 plymouth wagon has been crushed. kenny, there are a few more sedans in the yard that still have the front glass, i will try and get one for you. mike in k.c. |
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | ilikedodge - 2008-02-17 3:39 PM
i actually pulled that front and rear glass for my plaza last spring. also, the 57 plymouth wagon has been crushed. kenny, there are a few more sedans in the yard that still have the front glass, i will try and get one for you. mike in k.c.
Thanks. Just want a tinted one. I'd hate to have you pull a clear one and then find out I don't want it! 
I will be buying a new tinted windshield from Colin for my driver '59, but I would like a spare. Lots of construction trucks in this town kicking up rocks.
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| Hello Mike, are those parts available for a 59 Dodge Custom Royal, the eyebrow trim and hood ornament? Thanks. Greg. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | i struck a deal with the owner for the 59 4 door dodge. there are the 2 wagons still. i pulled the tailight assemblies from the all white wagon for another fella.
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Location: kansas city, mo. | just to recap. i am buying the 59 4 door dodge, the owner wants to sell the 58 chrysler whole and not part out. the 57 plymouth wagon has been crushed/shredded. the 57 chrysler listed in the original post, also crushed, the 58 plymouth 2dht is also going to be mine, the 59 plymouth 4 door sedan front and back glass are in my basement to be used for the plaza, both dodge wagons are there and very rough, not salvageable in my opinion, only parts. there are no show pieces in this yard. i have had request for mirrors, trim and other parts and most if not all the chrome stuff is pitted so i did not pull a lot of stuff for fear of getting stuck with it. the owner is kinda gettin' up there in age and is not interestd in fielding calls with shipping requests and price quotes. he is a very nice fella, but is just an owner selling parts to people that come in asking for them. he is hinting that he is having a change of heart about having his field of dreams crushed. he has had this yard since 61 and he does look at these cars for more than their scrap value. he primarily crushes 70-up cars, but if a car of any year has been picked clean to the bone he will crush it. he also fears he will die if he does not have something to do in his spare time. if he crushes out, he says he'll have nothing to do. i hope he changes his mind, but even so, i'm gettin' the 59 custom and the last 58 blevy . thanks, mike in k.c.  |
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Location: Perry, OK | I am getting the 880 wagon. I changed my screen name, it is now 60 Suburban instead of 66 Comet. |
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Location: The Mile High City | Hi, Mike:
Did you happen to get any pictures of the 57 Dodge or the 58 Dodge?
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Location: kansas city, mo. | no, i got 2 pics in of the 59 sedan, and the batteries turded out. i looked at the 2 dodge hardtops a little closer though and determined they are both 58 dodge 2dht cars, and not one of each. they are terribly rough the 58 dodge? forget about it, a few years back i put a bumper jack under the rear bumper drivers side to pull a wheel off to get my old 57 plymuoth home and the whole back of the quarter gave out. i mean it went up and car stayed put!!! it is way far gone. there is some glass, dash, engine/tranny and a few odds and ends, but not a resto candidate. i am gonna try and get away agin this weekend and get a few more pics and maybe a few more items, so hang tight fellas, mike in k.c. |
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Location: Montreal, Canada | Mike,
I have a 1959 Dodge wagon.
I am looking for the 2nd seat back latch bracket, it's a small bracket, passenger side, that secure the 2nd seat so it won't fold. I can send you a scan taken from my part book if you need it.
Also looking for both black rear door arm rest. I pretty sure wagon and 4 dr. sedan share the same parts.
Can you check those for me and pm me with a quote?
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Location: The Mile High City | ug! that doesn't sound too good. Please take a few pictures though, one or both may have some rare parts that I could pay you to pull off!
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Location: Ripon, WI | Hey Mike. Want to take bart and I to your honey hole on our way through? |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | when are you going to be comin' thru? let me know, i only go on weekends. probably got this saturday. mike in k.c. |
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Location: Florida | Mike in KC - is that $700 1958 Chrysler Windsor still there? I'm thinkin about goin' west for the whole thang! When you're out there, would ya mind peekin' under and lookin' for rust on the frame? Rust in the rockers/quarters? Also, are the aftermarket A/C parts there under the hood?
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Location: kansas city, mo. | i did not go this weekend. it was just too sloppy around here. i'll try and get up next weekend. 3-1-08 saturday. check you pms mike b., mike in k.c.
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Location: kansas city, mo. | o.k., for the guys interested in the 58 windsor. the owner wants $700.00 for it. also, the 64 dodge 880 4dht wagon is $500.00. on a personal note: i bought the black 59 dodge crl 4 door sedan, and the brown 58 plymouth 2dht belvedere both seen in the pics. everything else is up for grabs. i think i am going to be in the yard friday afternoon with mike and bart, so i will get a better look the cars mentioned above for the interested parties. later fellas, mike in k.c. |
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Location: The Mile High City | Hi, Mike:
Please snap a few pictures of those '58 Dodges. I would love to see 'em. Thanks, Mike - I am glad you took up the cause. Always a shame to see cars like these crushed. |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | o.k. fellas, i have my list of stuff to check on. i am going back up in the morning to pay for and to try to pull home the 59 dodge crl 4door sedan. i will check on the parts that were requested, but i feel they are not good enough, i won't pull them. don't want to get stuck with parts nobody wants. i'll do my best fellas. any last minute requests get them in tonight. hope to see mike and bart up there sometime tomorrow, mike in k.c. |
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Location: cornpatch county, Southwest IOA | Mike- if you think about it , you might notice if there are any 64 Dodges in there. eventually I will need some clutch linkage from any manual 62-67 B body. And if you talk to the old boy, ask if he has a complete rear axle assembly with positraction for 1965 and later B body..Thanks..........................MO |
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Location: kansas city, mo. | steve there is a 64 dodge 880 4dht wagon. it's an automatic car. there is a 65 chrysler 300L with the rearend. i bought the motor and tranny out of it. i'll put it on my list of things to do. how's the vision steve? mike in k.c. |
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Location: Big pimpin' | MOPAR-TO-YA - 2008-02-29 8:41 PM
Mike- if you think about it , you might notice if there are any 64 Dodges in there. eventually I will need some clutch linkage from any manual 62-67 B body. And if you talk to the old boy, ask if he has a complete rear axle assembly with positraction for 1965 and later B body..Thanks..........................MO
Mo, The '66-'70 linkage is different from the '62-'65 linkage.....Early and late B-Body.....
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Location: kansas city, mo. | o.k. guys, heres the scoop. i did not pull any of the requested parts. the 59 dodge parts requested most of which were not accessable because of the cars position next to the 59s. some of the doors would not open at all and some would not open far enough to get in. there were some parts such as mirrors, hood ornaments, but they were so pitted i did not want to be stuck with them if they were not wanted. the glass on the 59s was accessable, but it looked like i would have spent too much time working them out. i did however, find a nice 59 plymouth "toilet seat" deck lid ornament/pan. i don't know what the heck they're called. the 58 chrysler is very solid indeed. so solid i put a little money down on it for him to hold it for me. i have seen that car many-a-times, and usually nothing more than a quik glance, but after giving it a good once-over, i put a deposit on it on it to hold it till i figure what i want to do with it. and the 59 dodge custom royal is mine! i bought it finally today. hope to bring it home next weekend. the 64 dodge 880 has no rearend, no passenger spindle, and no drivers front brake drum. if thought initially that it was in pretty good shape, but after today i gotta say one would be rolling the dice on it. not sure how the under side looks. it's still a $500.00 car though for sure. i will p.m. those that i was able to pull parts for a week or so ago. the toilet seat is for sale or trade, whatcha got?????? also, the side glass on the wagons are good, but they will have to be pulled later when i had more time. keep in mind i needed to get back home to meet up with mike and barts which i did. they will be posting pics and vids later. here is one i took before they left and a few of the 58 dodge 2dht cars. thanks, mike in k.c.
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Location: The Mile High City | Hi, Mike:
Thanks for the pictures of the Dodges. Two 1958 Coronet Lancer coupes with the upgrade interiors. I see a hundred little parts I would take off before they get crushed, but none are valuable enough to ship anywhere. Or to spend anybody's time but my own pulling them off! The windshield looks pretty good - that may be worth saving if it is as good as it looks in the pictures. If you don't mind, please send the full size photos to me by e-mail. I'd like to make sure there is nothing there I just can't do without!
Yours,
Mike - oh, just click on my name and it gives you my e-mail address.
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my secret "honey hole" is crushin' out!
