car crusher crushing cars 40 1939 buick

[@TiberianFiend]

When you survive almost 80 years just to be pancaked beneath a Pontiac Bonneville.

[@FubarGuy666]

The death spasms of the Buick prove those old classics have a soul

[@donaldschmenk4345]

It's fender was reaching out to be saved, it has a soul

[@scottkrafft6830]

Pre-war steel is extremely rare nowadays.

[@williamdouglass7864]

The sad part in that car is gone now and can never be replaced

[@The01audi]

It takes PARTS cars to fix an older car as the parts are not produced by the manufacturer anymore. The sad part is when you have to crush a complete running car from that era. At the end of the day, it is just a job and someone has to do it

[@williamdouglass7864]

On the cars crushed they're gone foreverand they're never coming back I've restored a lot of cars that they said should have been crushed that turned out to be the most beautiful cars on the road even made a magazineclassic cars should not be crushed they should be put somewhere and wait for their time to be restored they're not $200 I looked for fur trim pieces for one of my cars it took me four years to find stop crushing these cars

[@n_y_o_o_m]

@@HuskyGamersUNITE I'll crushers and shredders need to be destroyed, I'm all for a junkyard because I need parts, but I don't want to see a car crushed unless it really is unsavable

[@johnmccartan939]

@@williamdouglass7864 and where are you gonna put these cars if they aren't crushed and are you gonna pay for storing them ? recycling is the way forward. anyone with commonsense knows that .

[@Whats-It-To-Ya]

Thank goodness

[@FN_FAL_4_ever]

There was still enough left of that pre-war Buick to have made it into one sweet hot rod. This hurts me deeply.

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

No car fan like myself likes to see old cars crushed ----but in some cases like here the shear cost of finding all the necessary parts to repair it would have been next to impossible

[@thebrokenheartedcowboy8780]

And by what I understand, that fender could have still worth something 🤷‍♂️

[@johnmccartan939]

@@thebrokenheartedcowboy8780 then why didn't you buy it ? right you don't need it that's why so all these parts keep accumulating rusting away meanwhile more are arriving everyday .the purpose of a business like this is to make money by scrapping cars if they're lying rotting into the ground then they're not making money and no money equals no job no home .some ot these cars have been here for decades and either have been crushed whole or parted it's nothing personal just business.

[@thebrokenheartedcowboy8780]

@@johnmccartan939 I restore vintage cars. If I'd know it was available I would've bought it

[@zachevans7861]

crushing 1930s cars? now you've got me riled! >:(

[@wreckandraceify]

It's kind of a double edged sword for me. Although I love the clean up and recycling aspect of junk cars, I always think about the cars life. It was once somebody's pride and joy, gleaming the day it rolled off the line. I guess all things no matter flesh or steel must come to it's end.

[@zachevans7861]

Well said.

[@TiberianFiend]

Starving children in Africa could've eaten that Buick!

[@kennethsouthard6042]

That's the funniest car crushing comment ever!

[@ms90sbabyy]

I have a 1939 LaSalle with the same Fisher body and a rear quarter would be nice to have laying around for an extra

[@911rsq]

Not gonna lie...i teared up a little on that first one...

[@greg1268]

NOT THE BUICK!!! THAT WAS THE LAST PART I NEEDED!!!!!!

[@zachevans7861]

@Tyler Bauman um... The frame wasn't that rusty. There's a way of removing rust. It's called sand blasting.

[@monarch1957]

It was good to see the 39 Buick stripped of good parts.

[@JD-gx3ms]

That buick just waved goodbye

[@angrycatowner]

That '39 Buick would have been worth something, if it was not crushed. That Pontiac Bonneville was very rusted out. Who lets their cars get that way?

[@rebelliousredneckvlogs]

Buick was stripped down practically bare body and frame, glad many parts can live on

[@VitoVeccia]

The rust on that 39 Buick was thicker than the metal on most cars. That thing still had potential. Either as a rat rot or donor for crash parts.

[@fahrenheit2530]

Just remember that these cars being parted out and salvaged is a good thing, without them, the restored examples of the same cars wouldn't be able to run due to a lack of parts

[@VitoVeccia]

@@fahrenheit2530 I agree with you on that. It's not so much parting them out, as it is crushing them that I don't like to see.

[@fahrenheit2530]

@@VitoVeccia I'm not much of a car guy, but I am a huge fan of semi trucks and traction engines. There's something heart wrenching about seeing a old/rare truck getting scrapped, it's like watching someone die in front of your eyes

[@VitoVeccia]

@@fahrenheit2530 I agree, I love trucks. Especially after I go my CDL. I always wanted something unique, like a studebaker semi, or a dodge big horn. I saw a international R-190 I think I was, going to the shredder. If I had cash on me, that thing would have been rescued.

[@fahrenheit2530]

@@VitoVeccia Always love a good Bighorn. A few years back I stumbled upon a Marmon garbage truck sitting in a scrapyard. I would have loved to save it if I could've at the time. No idea where it is now

[@rexreynolds9244]

Frist car had alot of good metal yet , shame to see it being chrushed

[@scdevon]

I like saving old cars too, but dang cars in general were ugly back then and they aren't very desirable especially a 4 door like this.

[@rexreynolds9244]

scdevon that's your opinion

[@rockettcustoms6266]

scdevon Fuck off

[@JasonShipley1979]

It's a shame and pity somebody let that 39, Buick go to waste. It was a beautiful car back in it's day

[@dr_olds1430]

I know, yes it was rough. but what a waste! I don't these people know what their doing

[@theguyatthewheel231]

fuzzy wuzzy, grow up

[@DB-rw5vu]

it went to waste before you or i were born

[@JasonShipley1979]

@meangreen69Nova yeah salt isn’t kind to cars

[@markjohnston3502]

And that makes a delicious GM sandwich.

[@scottgarner6364]

the rear fender on the Buick was like It was reaching out for help.. sad, I love old vehicles. my daily driver is a 48 year old truck.

[@streetstallion]

Scott Garner same here boss drive a 1967 mustang gt everyday i wish they made cars like this again

[@scottgarner6364]

MustangLover 1970, hell yeah, I drive a 69 shortbed ranger. it was my first truck.

[@piperdoug428]

Seen this many times, "Mr Amgonna fix it up some day" wouldn't let it go to some grease monkey and let it grow into the ground and then when he croaked the scrapper was the only one that could make anything of it, shame, i know about a dozen of those guys.

[@paulkasson3117]

That buick could of been fix but at least it was striped of everything.

[@tomhottle181]

Paul Kasson the rear fenders alone were easily worth $ 300 each. I tried finding 2 good rear fenders for my 39 Chevy . Good luck .

[@Rav_4_Guy]

Been fixed really no one has wanted it in 79 years so why would they

[@zachevans7861]

That would've been a great project. Not even the frame was too rusty. My dream is to restore cars like that so they don't get crushed. I guess they just got sick of waitin' for someone to pick her up. I guess they love crushing people's dreams. Such a shame.😭

[@lukastrukelj6794]

Poor old Buick, it cloud be a cool hot rod :'(

[@johnkramer7161]

No it couldn't have been. Because no one wanted it, which is why it was crushed.

[@ShadowRun221]

And now it can be a frosty set of beer cans.

[@johnkramer7161]

@@ShadowRun221 Probably not since the Buick is steel and beer cans are aluminum.

[@DB-rw5vu]

the hardtop, that would've been about all that'd be worth using, the rest was too damn ugly, even by ratrod standards

[@DB-rw5vu]

you could hear how brittle it was, sounded like a rusty can

[@1940limited]

There's probably more metal in that stripped 39 Buick shell than any new car that's intact. Someone should have salvaged those rear brake drums. Even the three small bolts that hold them on are scarce these days.

[@jayj6008]

Thanks man for uploading these. I always look forward to your new vids!

[@RODALCO2007]

Great video, always look forward to new car crushing activity on your channel.

[@richardweaver9682]

What a tragety smashing that '39!! You can tell it was used as a parts car but but BUT!!

[@squireallenboice3116]

That pontiac is mostly plastic. How do you even crush a car like that

[@aarongranda7825]

Aw come on! You destroyed a classic Buick? This is like putting Lassie to sleep!

[@richardunicorn7879]

It appears that the junkyard is crushing all the cool cars that could be fixed. The 39 Buick, the early 1990's Oldsmobile 88, the Grand Am and a couple videos back the old Chevy G-20 van.

[@shawnshawn1094]

That was a stupid mistake!😯

[@Kasey1776]

No it wasn’t

[@nickjervis8123]

Why didn't you remove the rear fender?

[@benhall8946]

The 39 still had potential because body looked solid

[@robertvalentin810]

That 39 buick is the same one on 9 st and 4 ave display on a sidewalk had a a fence around the car is strip out same one look solid It on cinder block in park slope Brooklyn the other cars are rare too don't seen any more sad all dying out like dinosaur other countries fix them in America people buy news cars old cars junk yard to crush them never be come classic and find parts to other cars so sad new car are expensive and weak plastic but nice but olds cars are way better

[@clarktm1275]

These clowns are wasting alot of good usable parts!!

[@winfriedwichmann3155]

das ist eine wahre Aussage, das sind echte Clowns, die gute Autos mit guten Teilen unnötig zerstören, ich würde dieses blöde Pressding da mal zermalmen, das wäre besser

[@velvetbear7184]

Other than the Buick on the bottom, the rest of these cars are not worth replacing parts for. Parts worth more than the cars

[@1940limited]

So many windows get broken. I hope no one ever needs them.

[@desertratconnieconstance8557]

U know I was a mechanic for 47 yrs. Been retired for five. And I have to say, it's nice to see all those cars get mashed together like a pancake. TankQ cuz I've seen under over around and threw every last one I've seen 2date. And now I get to see them meet their fate. Yippy!!!! DRC. ;)

[@1oftheother]

FYI: That Buick was NOT saveable. You see how easily the side separated from the bottom when being crushed. That was all scrap rust/metal, no car left to it.

[@DB-rw5vu]

it's sounded like stepping on an old rusty can in the woods, brittle AF

[@australianhistoricvehiclee3800]

BULL-SHIT ! - there where a 1001 uses for that instead of it being crushed, not least of which could be repair sections of the body for others, that is mostly only surface rust on the top sections of that body.

[@tailsdblack463]

Least it was parted out till its a skeleton to keep plenty 1930s buicks alive.

[@ricardoramirezccc7242]

I m going to bring back to life one of those chevys and need 2 back fenders u crush not going to sleep tonight will have nightmares

[@bigjim5551212]

All from the general. All bought new at the dealer

[@kevinsukdolak5007]

They wasted a fixable fender on the 1st car

[@ionesand3393]

Better to crush the Liberty Statue than the old-timers.

[@Kasey1776]

Better to crush you then The Statue Of Liberty

[@ionesand3393]

Better to Fuck you Kasey......

[@rockpython90]

better to crush the eiffel tower than the old timer

[@RPKGameVids]

IT'S CRUSHIN' TIME!

[@MillerMeteor74]

This is about the 5th or 6th crushing video I've watched, and in this video it seems like they had a different operator in the loader. He seemed to have trouble putting the cars into the crusher, all the way back. But in the end it worked anyway.

[@lesmawson7298]

A Buick on top and a Buick on the bottom 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@frankmillett]

We never see where the cars are taking once they are crushed . Why’s that ?

[@mysterybuyer3738]

Looks like a GM crushing day. Crush that garbage. I would have put the Bonneville on the bottom though.

[@misterbuklau4053]

Old gm cars are pretty solid... though the interiors were always garbage. That bonneville held up pretty well lol you just dont see bonnevilles anymore, I want to get a bonneville ssei

[@Broncort1]

A big long car should go in first as a foundation for the top cars. The old Buick shouldn't have been on the bottom.

[@tailsdollblack9340]

as much as it would be cool to turn that into a showroom queen, first off 98% of the car is gone second the cars body could be so badly rusted that its not worth much of anything. like panels can be fabricated and last of all there is a shit ton of 39 buicks out there that are in far better shape . just my opinion a am a gasser and classic lover. so i know some cars are just so damn bad that is just parts. such as this car. which has gotta be another car by now.. hopefully not a shitbox prius.

[@theragabash37]

2nd car was 87-91 Pontiac Bonneville. 3rd car is 89-96 Olds Ciera 4th car is a 99-02 Pontiac Grand Am 5th car is 92-95 Buick LeSabre

[@MrKen407]

The Ragabash correct

[@DimusDeluxe]

Is there a new forklift operator?

[@fred60lc]

SpectralCode forklift novice

[@erickalatorre5741]

What I noticed the first thing i went here, you gon' be crushin' a old car frame, that looked like a perfectly good frame, why you crushed that up?

[@coloradorc]

Someone could have used the body for a hot rod build or something.

[@ms90sbabyy]

No more pre-war steel left

[@mysterybuyer3738]

Why do so many people want to save everything? Very few people have the money or time these days to restore this crap. Everyone wants to save everything but always think someone else is going to put the money on it.

[@Mercmad]

Was that the hydro trans in there? Shame that went to China as the parts for prewar automatics aren't exactly easy to find.

[@pittfitter1832]

all old GM products,out with t he bucks and oldsamackers

[@williamdouglass7864]

That's just a shame that's an all-steel car would have made a great hot rod but some junkyard or bunch of assholes destroy it

[@m988022]

Ouch watching that one hurt

[@williamdouglass7864]

That car could have made a cool hot rod instead somebody who needed $200 and was desperate for money decided to crush it what a shame that cars did for so many years until this happened to it some people have no respect for Classics or what they can become this scrap yard obviously has no respect for classic cars

[@ohyeah2268]

The entire body is rusty, but Theresa many parts inside the car. Sadly

[@jeffrice2852]

Oh my. That buick could have been restored... yeah with a bank full of money and a fabrication shop with any machining tool known to man. Yeah it sucks seeing it smashed but in reality who has the money to restore it. Only car flippers like counts customs and they are only doing it for profit. There for they even would not be interested

[@velvetbear7184]

Other than the 40, no loss...

[@CowboyCarCrushing]

Nobody likes a 4 door anything.

[@samaxe8621]

Always fun to watch

[@jobellezza6821]

COOL

[@zachevans7861]

On the '39 I could have saved the fenders, and the dashboard.

[@sirmugman]

1st car, other then the rear fenders or wheel arches its been picked clean of parts, would of made a good rat rod but eh might too rusty to do that, 2nd car some 90's thing rusted out and might be accedenr damaged, 3rd car some late 80's car looks to be justr as rusty as the 90's one before it, the weather were ever these cars are must be 60% snow so they have to put salt on the roads as these cars are quite rusted out in the sils foors and wheel arches, 4th car some 00's car no wait 90's as its mostly metal not plasticy crap so maybe late 90''s looks to have been picked clean engine wise and front engine wise 5th car something 90's ford maybe? those rear lights look less ford either way rusty on the sills and doors

[@dr_olds1430]

Do these people list the cars for sale before crushing them, Trust me there are a lot of people out there that want them. There only there once. That poor Buick. What a waste

[@coalcountry6795]

DR_OLDS probably, and after the 500th douchebag explains why, rather than he buy it, you should give it to him, or worse yet, pay him to haul it off, since you won't get anything for it, you get sick of it, say fuck it, and have it crushed flatter than a pancake. Sure, some people suck, and just go straight to crushing it, but everyone forgets, most people try to do the right thing.

[@brucemauritz3848]

But Y did U do that poor car

[@jorgetorres2472]

Put a bus in there

[@toadharris7211]

Shit that hurts

[@joenewman6939]

I don't mean to sound rude but is this a rookie in the loader

[@joeyrodriguez1290]

The 39 Buick Deserved The Crush Because It Was Worth Something Like A Hershey's Candy Bar And Out Of Shape For Complete Restoration That Car That Looks Like A 80s Camry After The Buick Was Worth About Nothing And Also Deserved It Old Camry's And Corrola's Besides The AE86 Are Super Bland Boring And Something A Senior Will Still Drive After 31 Years The Olds After That Camry Was Also Bland Boring And Something Only Seniors Drive The White Grand Am Was Fine All It Needed Was A Entire New Front Worth About $250 USD The Buick Was Perfect For Parts Not The 39 Rust Munched The Bottom Of That Camry

[@jf8461]

What a rotten shame!!

[@thomasisitalian]

Your operator needs to be trained. dang he's slow

[@zethmatherss1887]

Nooo the ´95 LeSabre no T-T

[@RPKGameVids]

SMASH, BASH, TRASH, AND CRASH!!!

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

This company has something wrong with them. I don't care what condition it's in, any vehicle from the 60s or older SHOULD NOT be crushed.

[@coalcountry6795]

Random Stuff In Oregon lol we'd have a ton of 60's and older cars with so much rust and worth absolutely nothing hanging out all over the place. I love 'em just as much as the next guy, but sometimes there's no saving them. I'm gonna assume the old '39 Buick here had a little too much rust to be restorable (listen to it, it sounds crunchy and brittle when being crushed). Unfortunately, you or I either one got to look it over, but I'm sure there was a fairly good reason it ended up there. You can't blame the yard owner for that. He's just trying to make money off what was sold to him. And scrap is his business. It's a good reminder to us all that we should save classic cars when we can.

[@dennys9506]

Glass Explosions! Alright!!

[@davidjensen97001]

That was a 1939 Buick special, dynaflash straight 8

[@grahamkane2993]

Shame on you I cant even watch that. Its just like killing a cat

[@conchusgames3998]

Nooo 😵☠️

[@kevinravet2876]

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[@mikemares3268]

need a new lift operator?

[@michealdinhtubeplayz7457]

The only problemis chccic. J

[@chevys1016]

1939 Buick,2 1998 Pontiac Grand am,3 Buick LeSabre 1991 ,4 1996 Buick LeSabre 5 sorry 1991 Pontiac Grand am

[@theragabash37]

2nd car was 87-91 Pontiac Bonneville. 3rd car is 89-96 Olds Ciera 4th car is a 99-02 Pontiac Grand Am 5th car is 92-95 Buick LeSabre

[@blunigini]

Sad

[@douglasfulton7611]

Third car was a grand am

[@mrgreengenes04]

The fourth was the Grand Am. The third was an Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera.

[@outdoorlifemaine6691]

Since 1939 and no one wanted it

[@gioacchinodantonio5039]

Bhpl

[@chevys1016]

car crushre crusher

[@田中資郎]

このオペレーターさんたいしたことない❗もすしじょずなれよ❗😡💨

[@OfferedRex]

1:19

[@luisrobertodasilva4689]

😪

[@chevys1016]

spell it wrong

[@huliogivesanack1410]

0:48 I hate that car