High jacking here but one has to wonder what the full backstory is behind that being in the scrapyard. Anyone else wonder about how many things get hauled off for scrap that many of us would be horrified and appalled by? I knew a guy that hauled a Ford 427 side oiler off for scrap in the early seventies during the gas crisis because he couldn’t afford to rebuild it at the time and wasn’t able to sale it, either.
I have been in the scrap business in one way or another for a long time now. The stuff that gets thrown away these days is unreal. Now that I think about it the stuff I have thrown away or crushed is just as bad. I didn't have a crystal ball.
