Money to be made? Help me ID these classics.

[skinny chicken]

I will take the the old truck in the first picture.

[AFSP1211]

I will take the the old truck in the first picture.

I'll have to see what the old man wants for it. I'll also be sure to take some more detailed pics and send them to you. Also, You would be responsible for shipping arrangements and costs.

[Slammed96]

Does that yard have any 73-75 Monte Carlo's? If so I may be interested in buying some parts...

[AFSP1211]

I'll be sure to check on Wed.

[skinny chicken]

I'll have to see what the old man wants for it. I'll also be sure to take some more detailed pics and send them to you. Also, You would be responsible for shipping arrangements and costs.

I will drive up and pic it up. Be a perfect ls1 rat rod.

[AFSP1211]

I will drive up and pic it up. Be a perfect ls1 rat rod.

I agree. If i had the time I'd do the same thing. Expect detailed pics on wed night/thursday. PM me your email address so I can send them straight to you.

[Slammed96]

I'll be sure to check on Wed.

Thanks, I appreciate it

[Slick68]

I'm not a HUGE classic car guy. I like old muscle, but these are all pre 60's vehicles. Older guy around here has a junk yard that hasn't been used since the 70's and I've been thinkin about trying to make some money from stripping some of these. Let me know what you think and if there might be any money to be made by parting them out. I'm gonna be going out there this week to take some more updated pics. Also, let me know if ya'll, or anyone you know may be looking for something. Now for the pics:
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Pic 1- 57 Chevy 2dr sedan(post). Either a 210 or Bel-Air. Looks to be a 210
Pic 2- 57 Chevy four door wagon. Not worth as much as the 2dr cars or Nomads, but still looks to be some salvageable parts on it.
Pic 3- 56 Chevy 2dr BelAir coupe(hardtop).
Pic 4- Same car as pic 1.
Pic 5- 55 Chevy sedan. Can't tell if it's 2 or 4dr.

Something to remember about tri-fives. Most of the money to be made from salvaging them is the trim as each year and model is specific. Also, alot of the parts from coupes, hardtops, and wagons are NOT interchangable. Some are specific to the particular body style and model, so keep all parts labeled to what they came off of.

[Slick68]

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Pic 1- 39 Ford pickup. These are very desireable because of the 39 year pickup only grill.
Pic 2- 50 Ford. Since it's a 4dr, I'd leave it alone. Look for a flathead V8 and overdrive trans. It will have a pull-out lever on the dash if it has the OD.
Pic 3- 56-58 but can't tell if it's a Lincoln or Mercury. I wouldn't mess with it, but the Stude next to it could be a gold mine. Lotsa guys looking for parts for those.
Pic 4- 63 Falcon Not sure if there's really any money to made on it or not. I'd look into the 63 1/2 or 64 Fairlane next to it.
Pic 5- Late 20's-early 30's. Looks like a Plymouth, but I really can't tell. Not enough useable parts left on it.

[Slick68]

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Pic 1- Looks like a 52 or 53 GMC. If it has push button door handles it's a 52-53. 47-51's had turn down handles. 49-50s didn't have vent windows in the doors. 47-48's usually had vent doors
on the side cowl behind the fender. Other years had a vent door just behind the center of the hood.
Pic 2- Looks like a late 30's International Neat old trucks, but I'm not sure any money to be made on it.