Mopar City Building Tour! So many parts!

[@TomB1984]

God bless you man! Doing the lord’s work. Mopar or NO Car! Just found your channel a few weeks ago. Then, I realized I bought your barn finds book for my dad a few years back. Thanks for all of the great videos. Keep up the good work.

[@AutoArchaeology]

Thanks for following!

[@sporty196071]

I love junkyards,

[@Uncle05Sam]

Love seeing progress on your '71!

[@AutoArchaeology]

Thank you!

[@wreckerjonny6144]

I sure could use a few truck loads of parts from here.

[@jellyspears]

Wow. I live about 45 minutes from here, I've heard about it but I had no idea it was that extensive! I'm finishing up getting a 66 Fury on the road and I'm going to have to head over there for some smaller stuff, maybe some bigger too! Thanks for the insight.

[@AutoArchaeology]

Yup, good hunting.

[@randyhoepker5528]

Wow! Knew about this place for years, but always thought it was a lot smaller! Thanks for making this video! Looking at your 71 Chally. I had a 71 R/T myself for 33 years. Mine had a Power Bulge hood with the blackout decal. Noticed your car has a Rallye hood and you didn’t fill in the holes for the “Dodge” emblem. Naughty boy! Your car should not have the Dodge letters. They didn’t use them on the 71 Challengers. Made the same mistake myself when I restored my own car in the late 80s. The 71 used the R/T decal or the hood blackout decal on the R/T Challengers in 71. If it was a flat hood model it got the Dodge fratzog emblem. Just a heads up on that 71 Challenger factoid.

[@AutoArchaeology]

I am not a fan of the 71 R/T style blackout. I'm going to go with a 70 and hte Dodge emblems.

[@rosscohenderson1651]

Love your channel , and video's . I'm from knoxville Tn. an have a mopar also . 1967 GTX 440 - 4 speed .

[@AutoArchaeology]

Thanks 👍

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Oh wow, very cool!!!!! 🤜🤛

[@novanut1964]

good video, thanks

[@AutoArchaeology]

Glad you liked it!

[@davebodi]

I wish there was a Ford place like this !

[@louiskats5116]

Goodday Ryan, Sorry to hear about your bad luck. It sucks I know so close yet so far. I was over in Adelaide on the weekend a 750 kilometres from Melbourne. My Muscle Car Club was having it big annual show. I didn't take my car but took lots of photos happy to share. Is that your email address in the information section of your video. As you know Adelaide is where Mopar's were made in Australia so it’s the home of Mopar Australia. Best of luck with the Cuda. Cheers Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🇺🇸

[@dieseldirtdude]

you hang on to parts for years, only to break them when the time for installation comes, bummer!! after this vid, you remember which mopar city drawer to investigate.

[@josephsokola6885]

❤❤

[@JonStein-mu5eb]

How much for the property and the yard? Oregon, Illinois?

[@AutoArchaeology]

I think 2mil?

[@themanic6575]

Tried to buy parts from them a couple of times. Unfortunately they haven't been helpful. Sucks because they are fairly close to where I live

[@Tumbleweed_Tx]

I'm guessing that for every car you see outside, 20 cars were too far gone to save, and you're looking at their remains in this video. This guy knows where every single item is, and probably has a running inventory in his head.

[@AutoArchaeology]

Pretty much!

[@IAmMrTrumpet]

Anything older like the 50 models? New Yorker/Windsor/300 etc?

[@AutoArchaeology]

There was, you can see some in the first video in the series

[@IAmMrTrumpet]

@@AutoArchaeology perfect thanks!! I’m over in Peoria, IL. So it’s nice to know there’s a bit of a honey hole nearby

[@willyschmitt5665]

Does the owner of all of these Mopar parts offer them for sale?. If so how do you get ahold of him?

[@AutoArchaeology]

Yes, it is all in the description

[@Amoparman408]

It's sad how many parts are in there and not on cars. You know people are looking for stuff just to get their "beaters" on the road. There almost would not be an aftermarket if this hoard got opened up.

[@ArduinoGalipo]

Hey There I Have An Easy Solution To Repair Your Challenger, Drain & Remove The Radiator, Use A Scissor Jack On Your K Frame With A 2x4 Against Your Radiator Support, It Will Work,

[@AutoArchaeology]

We did think about that. But it's hard to show, it is bent in many directions. We might just pound it back with a big hammer.

[@ArduinoGalipo]

Get Your Self A Propane Torch Use The Jck Trust Me.@@AutoArchaeology

[@AutoArchaeology]

I have thought about it.

[@MiturBinEsderty]

I’d make that guy a fortune with eBay