As for many scrap yards the old ones are run out of business by EPA or DNR because of water run off, In Topeka Ks just south of town was a junk yard near the NHRA tracks and one further down the road on a farm, the first one was shut down because EPA said the water runoff was endangering the cattle next door, he started that yard just after WW2 and had things like a whole row of 49 to 51 Mercs. a whole row of model A's and so on, I sure miss yards like that, the guy down the road is still there but they got on him too and all his good stuff is gone, the only place left to find this stuff is in a desert area where they can't figure out how to shut them down....yet, I used to go to the airport with my brother and he would have a map of the area he wanted to search, he would pay a guy that needed air time and we would do a grid search from the air, it's amazing what you find in your own back yard you never knew was there.
Last edited by todjob2000; 06/26/2009 4:45 PM.
