N.D. Junkyard

Deuce Man

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This is the coolest junkyard. It is truly one stop shopping! The sheetmetal is amazingly solid. It is in Wishek, ND and yes, this stuff is for sale!
 

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How do you get there. Besides in a hurry.What highway. I got vacation in January. A long bed truck and a 25 ft low boy trailer.
 
And presumably no idea what the weather will be like. Saw someone just last weekend with Texas plates on a F150 -- just like oil on your shoes and walking on wax.
Suggest you plan for a late spring venture north.
There is no hurry in snow.
 
It's called Martel's. Mike Martel owns it, is in Wishek, No. Dakota, which is in the south-central part of the state, below Napoleon. You won't get much this time of the year. Nobody wants to go out in sub-zero temperatures to pull a $25 part. You really need to call first. It is best to let Mike get to know you. He's been jerked around by so many tire kickers over the years. He is a bit of an enthusiast himself, knows what he has, but is fair in his pricing. I will post his # Monday, his card is in my office.

On Google Earth you can see the junkyard on Rt. 3, west of town. Here's a couple more pics.
 

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I wish we had anything like that in Florida,so far if I see anything at all it is buried up to the doors and rusted beyond repair.I guess no one lived here before the 70's.
 
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