Junkyard Tire Kickin', and a Day at the Races! 

Hi everyone! This week we stopped in to shop for classic car projects at the local salvage yard here... I'm always looking for more cars, and Agent 7678 needs parts for a police car project he is putting together... Reg has been collecting cars for many years, and now it's time for them to go! My good friend Pete has put together a Nostalgia Drag race in a lovely town about a hundred miles from here, so we jumped in the Citroen to go check it out! Agent 6667 stopped in again in his sweet 1966 Dodge Coronet, so we decided we'd better get out there and wreck some tires! Hope you guys enjoy the new musical montage at the start! . Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, hat or a coffee mug at: www.coldwarmotors.com Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at : www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!

Yay! Here we go! And that intro! Who would think that I was paying, for years, for cable TV & IP TV, full of these mainstream, scripted, so-called car shows and series. Sometimes with local spin-offs. equally full of technical garbage wording, despite translations & copywriting. These Discovery-sque shows cannot hold a candle to the natural style of #ColdWarMotors 🔥

You just have to love a day spent rooting around in the old junkyard. Thanks for taking us with you, Scott. Had a good laugh at 'classic knees'.

Dean in his best JC Penney Dad Attire getting in the Lincoln to go to the beer store. lol

Classic knees!!! Lol I know how that feels 😃

I love every episode you boys do, but this episode especially hit my soul. I was born in South Bend. The Studebakers, Oliver tractor, and Hoosier Racing Tires made me proud to have a connection with you boys! My dad was a circle track 1/4 miler back in the day and knew the guy who started Hoosier in his garage as a retreader for the guys at the South Bend Motor Speedway. I remember as a kid the guys who had worked at Studebaker all driving cars they had a part in building. My grandparents' next door neighbor had a salmon colored '59 Lark with a gray interior that he used to take we kids to Dairy Queen in. If you boys ever get in to town for a visit to the National Studebaker Museum, I would be happy to take you around. It's quite a good museum! Cheers, Russ!

YES,you need that Dodge-Plymouth car!!

The world's a better place because of men like Reg

I LOVE the CWM Junkyard Tours! You haven’t done one of those in ages! THANKS!

I snorted Gatorade out my nose when you moaned about your classic knees. So great to spend an hour with you guys. The salvage yard was wonderful, as was the ride along in the Coronet. And the '58 98 at the end was the cherry on top. Chrome and turquoise, the perfect homage to the fabulous fifties. Thanks.

If Jonathan W had his hands on that 1918 buick he would be driving it by the end of the month

You had me at “junk yard”, Scott.

Beautiful country out the Scott! Coronet is awesome,nice car! Like the drags. Dean in the Lincoln . Enjoy the wrecking yard shopping! Get the 41! You need it Scott!

Thank you for sharing that adventure. That was me 35 years ago. We had a local scrap metal placed that had the most unbelievable classics sitting out in the woods, all in condition like these. It's sad when you realize you can't rescue them all.

A very tasty opening ... both visually and musically

Oh yes, Cwm just made my Saturday complete 👋

Dean has a fatal attraction to those 70’s Ford products. There’s no point in fighting it, may as well just roll with it. He’s happy and he looks good in it. Haha.

I would love to see that 60 Starliner saved! 😃😍

Save #182 the plymouth sports suburban wagon :D Amazing yard walk through, thanks Scott.

Boy down here in Connecticut the old car junkyards are pretty much gone.They were in a lot of towns around here but the owners got old and when scrap was in demand in China, they crushed most of them. Thanks for the memories of Saturdays walking these yards looking for a piece of treasure in a trunk or just sitting in an old bus.

The drivers door on the Dodge truck is still hangin' in there. Those ancient Romans knew what the hell they were doin'!

This might just be the best video you ever made Scott, that junkyard is heart breaking but it looks like stuff is priced to sell. I saw at least four I couldn’t have left without. They did a great job organising those drags in just three weeks. Enjoyed every second of this one.

Speed never killed anyone it's those sudden stops that will get you everytime lol! That's a bad ass Coronet

Man thanks for the junkyard trip. I enjoy that sort of thing. Almost like stepping back in time.

Top quote of the year so far: "Nothing like the big block Dodge burn out on public roads." 1st runner up: "Don't get pulled over for being a pimp."

Thanks for the tour of the salvage yard, really enjoyed it!! Unfortunately I didn't see anything I needed. Loved the cruise in the Coronet!! Hope we can see more of it!!!

I would’ve dragged that 66 Impala hard top home. Love the full sized GM cars from the 60s. Awesome junkyard tour Scott. Cheers.

Scott go back and get that suburban wagon, as far as old Plymouth's are concerned those wagons are both a bit rare and quickly gaining in popularity. Plus, I don't remember seeing any wagons on your old iron ranch.

It is so fun walking junk yards with you guys; unlike most others who do this, you know what you are looking at.

thankz the great show made my sat . afternoon .

Thanks for making my day , and i really enjoyed the tour of that yard! Can you do a tour of your yard, that would be really cool . thanks again

holy shit!!!! LOVE the Coronet! that car sounds incredible, looks great. love the junk yard tour.

Wow! Best intro yet, love the music!!!

Old Frenchy sure looked comfortable and smooth going down the old country dirt roads.🇨🇦

Palm milk truck! Man that brings up memories of the one that used to rip up our street every weekday with a cracked manifold when I was a kid!

I opened the windows, let the breeze in and pretended I was out in that field, scoping out parts cars. It's been a while since I found any new (old) cars to poke around. Thanks for the pleasant interlude :D

I couldn’t see it all- but that green & white International looked like our 1969 International Harvester Travelall. Loved that old beast.

That Coronet looked and sounded awesome!! A far cry from my 273....

Awesome 👌 Thanks for the tour and all the great information. I am glad someone still loves these old rides and is out there trying to save a few examples of just daily drivers and not just a fleet of 57 Belaires 100 point restorations. I love seeing a 51 Plymouth 6cyl 3sp being used to keep another former taxi - police car - grocery getter live on. Thanks again!

hi scott that old wagon would look cool on your lot cheers from down under

@28:44 my heart jumped❤️ Was thinking it was a ‘58!! Looking for a ‘58 Meteor Grill insert for my ‘58 Ranchero. Cried when Scott said “ Yep, it’s a ‘57.” 😢😢😢

My ex-wife's grandfather had a '59 Buick deuce-and-a-quarter with the flat top. She thought it was so bizarre she was embarrased to be seen in it. Meanwhile, I couldn't convince him to let me take it for a spin. I agree; those fins are amazing!

Some gems in that junkyard! The Coronet was the highlight for me, though. Dean's Continental...my God! That is sooo much car! My thanks to the best damn channel on RU-vid for another one!

Wow Scott, love the junk yard walk through. Please save the 1942 dodge/Plymouth even if for parts for your other one. A lot to comment on this video, loved the drag races, and your friends coronet! To men smiling in a mopar, the way God intended haha. Your fellow foreign agents from Fort Lauderdale Florida USA

one yeary dack in the day in stead of fireworks .i bought cam 2 races fuel in my 69.5 rr 440 6 pack a12 cqar .. painted the streeets with dual black stripes .. one of my best 4 of julys no drinking required .. car alwasys makes me smile 44k mile car ex drag car bought rite back in day money shorht now ill geetit to the track again .. great fun .

YES! YES! YES! Get that 1941 Dodge/Plymouth and its cargo of parts! Also Thanks for the tour! I used to love going to junk yards, especially the old, out of the way places and enjoy the GEMS-my problem was I wanted them ALL. Have a Great week Scott. Next week show us how your buddies helped you get that'41 home....Rich

Hi Scott and Agents. I loved the junkyard tour. Drag races looked like fun too. Thanks for the ride in the Coronet, that 440 pulls hard! Dean's BIG PIMPIN!

Some sweet iron and burnouts on display! I thought I recognized that roadster when I was out at SIR. Talk about a small world!

That was some sweet footage of the Coronet from the closed course in Mexico.

That's one beautiful badass coronet. Thanks for the ride along and the junkyard tour. Boneyards are my happy place

Scott your lot really really needs that Plymouth Wagon...and a 60 Poncho...this needs to happen. Please make it happen haha!

Loved the musical intro!

I never get tired of the old classics..in a yard..- Lots of great parts left on them ..😊👍

"What the hell is this?" All the more reason to buy it! Love a good junkyard road trip! Drag races are a blast!

Good classics... All of them..are.... always a work of art, at almost any state that they are in, and in their own fascinating way ..

just a plain ‘ol fun video today, thanks guys.

I enjoyed the junk yard “exploration” and hope you will do it again. I love seeing those old neglected cars. I like it even more when they can be brought back to life or contribute their parts so that another can survive.

Great videography! Loved the intro. Great all around video too. I miss the old junkyards here. All gone now. That 60 Pontiac with the 261 and powerglide looks great. If I were closer I'd have that in my driveway. Thanks for the junkyard tour. Brings back good memories of my grandfather and I stomping around through all the ones in the area. Thanks Scott, Frankers and Agents!

How beautiful when it's not frozen

When he fired up the Coronet, it reminded me of the ZZ Top song manic mechanic!

Loved the junkyard tour Dean. I used to love seeing them in the old Cars and Parts magazine back in the '80's. 99% of them must be gone now.

I love that Coronet

As long as I get my Cold War Motors fix life is good. Greetings from N.Carolina.

Very nice yard tour, love the raceday report, quite a blast, thank you very much CWM 👍

Scott, thanks for the great junk yard video. If Reg sends them all to the crusher, in 10 years you'll be kicking yourself for not snapping them up.You'll look back at the prices as so cheap.

Loved the secondary road trip home. Spent a little time years ago in Lethbridge. Get the 41 ply/dodge

i'd go back for one of the 54,55,56 plymouth wagons

Great original CWM music as always. Love the piece with the cow staring back at us at 44:05

CWM Junkyard Tours are the BEST! They’re SO much fun to watch, and I learn a LOT!

I spotted an econoline pickup in the background. I always though those were pretty cool.

WOW What a great video. Junkyard tour, my favorite thing, great intro, drag racing, and taking us on a ride in that dodge!! Yes, save that 41 from Reg's if possible. What a shame that most are just parts at this point. Thanks for sharing!!

Old cars to you are akin to old electric fans and cocktail shakers to me, you can never have too many. That 1960 Pontiac has great classic lines.

Love the out and about meeting other Motörhead’s and like the minded auto lovers, CWM on location, that’s a wrap. As you can probably imagine U.K. car scrap yards - Nissan, Toyota, Japanese, Japanese and toys, you guys are lucky with the ‘museum quality’ scrapyards Keep up the great work and thanks for the informative and entertaining content

LOL "classic knees"... dude, I'm RIGHT there with ya on that!

Great job CWM. Top notch episode as usual. Two of my favorite hobbies, racing and junk yard shopping. Hope all are well, best to the agents. Already looking forward to next Saturday.

That starliner!!!💓💓💓

Amazing that you have places like Reg’s. They would have all dissolved away in the UK. I could spend my life savings in that yard alone.

I once lived in Alberta. Knew a guy who watched his dog run away.....for three days.

Good episode. I enjoyed the walk through the junkyard and seeing a lot of pretty neat old 40’s to 80’s cars.

First of all, thank you for a great episode from beginning to end. If you think that '41 has enough good parts to make it worth wile go for it. I think at least 1, if not all 3, of those '60 Pontiacs should come home with you! The Benz with the Euro lights, check E-bay for some of the prices those Europe only parts bring! $$$

Whoaa, that Merc' Marauder X-100 is mag-nificent! I want one so badly...

Wow! I owned a 60 Pontiac Ventura 389, that same color, back in 1970. A great ride especialy on the highway.

That pink and white Plymouth Sports Suburban wagon was pretty sweet! Would be awesome to see that as well as the 41 plodge go home. Sad to see all these old beauties just rotting away, even sadder most will probably find their way to the baler just because they're four doors or have automatics. Thanks for the content and cheers from the US

Old cars n more old cars ..and drive-along or two. GREATEST CHANNEL by Far. I hope you find that complete Electra 225 with the wrap-around glass. And take cider vinegar (with 'the Mother') as it help with dodgy knees. Cheers people 10/10.

Great job! Love this channel!

Lots of good projects there. ESP that pink 56 Suburban. A wagon’s a very practical car to have. ESP since you have the 4door running

The Coronet is a great looking and sounding car. Bet it’s real fun to drive. Very surprised to see a Vauxhall Viva in the junkyard.

I vote for the Sport Suburban wagon.

That Firestone 500 had quite the bad reputation! I bet its the only one still in existence. I would like to walk that property. What a cool collection!

In the mid to late '70s we had 3 of those '60 Ponchos in our family. 1 white, 1 red with white roof, and one champagne. My Uncle Lefty pulled a running one from a field for an elderly relative whose car had bite the dust. I love those boats.

Nice stroll through the yard, love seeing the old iron around the world. The Kaiser's really showed how long they had been there by the size of the trees that had grown in between them.

If I could save one... I'd save the bus :) that thing was incredible!

I need to go car hunting with you guys. Its hard to do in the South in Summer. I have to wait for Fall and Winter. It's 218 degrees here. Bugs,spiders,bee,snakes and everything is pissed off. I don't do well in the heat. I see some good stuff there.

No lie, when you were in that BB Coronet, some late model Dodge Charger with loud exhaust blew by the house. Weird, cause our 2 streets just loop around. Super cool vintage Mopar Muscle. That salvage yard had so many cool cars to choose from. Sad but true, many will get crushed. JT: Orlando, Floriduh

God I love that Coronet!!!

I loved seeing all Reg's treasures! I was hoping you would take the Sport Suburban wagon home!

I've got some of the "classic knees" thing going on too....made my Saturday seeing this video. Man please go back after the 41 Dodge/Plymouth, I sure would. Love your channel Scott, best to u , Frankers and all the crazy agents!

Greetings from the armpit ! lol that Coronet is a true beast !

I've always liked walking through old junkyards.

Don't get pulled over for being a pimp...you come out with some brilliant one liners Scott lol.