DVAP

[azblackhemi]

Took a trip up to Desert Valley Auto Parts this morning. Didn't find what I was looking for but still enjoyed walking through there. Lots of good stuff there although not much of it is new since the last time I went a couple of years ago. Here's some pictures.

 

[azblackhemi]

 

[amazinblue82]

Man, i am like that character in a Tim Allen bit (gotta be close to 30 years ago). Men at Sears? That's me at DVAP: grunting and pointing, and ready to go bankrupt with cool stuff, most of which I dont need/would never use.

Seven minutes, after about 2 mins you'l recall it if you've seen it.

 

[azblackhemi]

Man, i am like that character in a Tim Allen bit (gotta be close to 30 years ago). Men at Sears? That's me at DVAP: grunting and pointing, and ready to go bankrupt with cool stuff, most of which I dont need/would never use.

Seven minutes, after about 2 mins you;ll receall it if you've seen it.

Well Ray if you get anywhere near Phoenix in your travels let me know and we can run up there. It's just under an hour from my casa.

 

[has2bmopar]

Too bad any of it got stacked.

Any passenger cars, excluding some retro models like the Challenger, or Mustang made in the last 30+ years, are just bland lumps. Most look so similar to one another, you have to look for a badge to know what it is.

No one will walk through a bone yard of the newer generation of cars, and have a flood of good memories of when they were on the road... "Sweet, check out that Prius"...

 

[cuda hunter]

I traveled to DVAP during covid while all the sheep were in their pens.
They had just moved every mopar into the current location.
It appears they still have a lot of the same cars.
They had 3 challengers (as I recall) when I was there.

Were there any 70's barracuda's there currently?
They only had one complete body that was for sale, not parts, when I was there.

Arizona Junkyard pics