Some pictures of Mopars from wild cat auto wrecker
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68 4spd Fury
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I saw that too, has to be the most organized salvage yard I've ever seen. Too bad it's all the way in Oregon.
3C's & a D?
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Who put that k car on top of that '69 Imperial coupe! Lots of real nice stuff there, looks recently reorganized.
The '55 or '56 beside it looks interesting too.
The '55 or '56 beside it looks interesting too.
Thanks for posting! I see that PM27N0D108414 is still there, advertised for sale as a project, with an asking price of $2,950. This 1970 Fury ´vert was first noticed by @ImpJay.
If the next member who visits the yard could take a photo of the fender tag, that'd be great!
If the next member who visits the yard could take a photo of the fender tag, that'd be great!
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bigmoparjeff
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Thanks for the photos!
Do you recall if this brown '72 is a wagon?
Thanks, Jeff
Do you recall if this brown '72 is a wagon?
Thanks, Jeff
All the "pocket size" stuff haz been removed and categorized in boxez in those buildingz too az I remember. So it payz to ask if you don't see what you're looking for az you climb thru' all those dead and dying hulkz. I came away with many treasures from my last visit. Jer
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
One day I will walk there. Last time I was in the area it was raining and I was driving my Motorhome pulling a trailer (total 67'). Wasn't going to do the road up there.
73Coupe
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They do a nice weed-whacking job around all the cars, I'm impressed!
Jack-Stand
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Awesome post, thanks for sharing! I'm definitely saving this for future use with my build.
Old man Utah
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Old man Utah
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I bought this red fury wagon in 2003 with 100,000 miles on it . After changing anything that would let me down I drove it 130,000 miles till I sold it in 2018. Great vehicle. Its now in Barcelona, Spain.
Old man Utah
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forgot to say I bought it from Wildcat.
PH27L7
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Bought a fender from them years back, straight & rust free, impossible to find around these parts.
Wollfen
Old Man with a Hat
To think, some of us are restoring cars in worse condition than some of those sitting there.
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Been there...great place. I was interested in that 62 Imperial convertible, unfortunately it is not complete...missing all of the top mechanism/ frame. That killed that idea because I thought where do you find one of those?
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