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Ed, is that an Rambler American Rag top? they came with a 343 c.i. 4barrel if I'm not mistaken. Would make a great 0/SA. Someone should save that Rambler.lol Claude

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That's an early Classis,287 or 327 2nd gen engines.All these cars are past it.Good for giving up parts for others to live.

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The name of the yard in Southampton was Universal.A crazy beared man named Alan owned the place

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I'm digging that Willys FC 170. Neat looking truck

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Todd,it's savable.I'll ride up there if you want to get it.It's not composted into the ground either.

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for all the west coast people... my buddys yard in way north phoenix: www.dvap.com . Its a must stop for all automotive tourists. He also has a large place in casa grande too.

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A friend of mine was just in Phioenix and was at DVAP. He was amazed at the old stuff and rust free too.

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where in PA.

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1768 stairville rd
wapwallopen Pa 18660

Rt 80 to Rt 81 north 2 1/2 miles to exit 159 (Nuangola exit) left at exit to yard.
(570)868-3990

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This is out of the ordinary, but from 1970-1980, there as a wrecking yard in Baldwin Park,CA right about a half mile east of the present Irwindale 1/8th mile track named Baldwin Auto Wrecking. He had 4-5 Edsels there, and that was when a little collector's interest in Ford's red headed stepchild started. He then began searching and found at least 150 Edsels within about two years. Quite a few of them were convertibles, 2 door hardtops, wagons, and some very rare versions(I said rare-not exactly valuable.)His stash included cars from all three production years, and sooner or later, he sold parts all over the country. He also sold several very nice complete cars. I said earlier that I had a convertible Edsel for about two years and that I sold it to a collector. He was a nice older guy, and a very interesting guy to talk to about nearly anything. He also had Fords,Chevrolet parts, some Plymouths and Dodges,(cash flow), and was there quite a while. The yard is gone now, it's part of an industrial park.Anybody else remember Denis Irving at Baldwin Auto Wrecking in the '60's and '70's?('>')