Being the wrecking yard junkie that I am, it was cool finding some old pictures of wrecking yards. The first two are of course wrecking yards. The last two are just cool pictures. Notice the gas pumps, today those are worth a mint.
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Hey, that's my '37 tudor humpback in that first pic just above that guy's shoulder....