Huntsville Alabama

[tailgaterdude]

I am driving to Huntsville this weekend. Is there any junk yards worth visiting on the way Maybe around Birmingham? Dude 941-441-8550

[ken ct]

No but theres a huge Motor Cycle museum there in Birm. I think. ken ct. Hundreds of classic bikes.

[Ford blue blood]

Yup, Barbers located at the track, head east on 20 and get off at the first Leeds exit. Also a collection of 50s, 60s and 70s stuff at Cullman, exit 110, head west on 157 and around mile marker 8 or so it will be on the left, very visible from the road.

[34pickup]

What type of vehicles are you interested in? There is an old junkyard just north of here in Fayetteville Tn on hwy 431. Mostly 50s and 60s stuff. Used to be a good one in Gadsden,.. GIbbs, but since the old man died I don't know if they still have any old stuff.

[tailgaterdude]

Thanx '50s &'60s stuff

[34pickup]

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Originally Posted by tailgaterdude

Thanx '50s &'60s stuff

Claude Holt in Fayetteville Tennessee is about a 30 minute drive north of Huntsville on US431 and he has a lot of that era stuff but its been there a long time and pretty rusty. He won't talk to anyone on Sunday or anyone who looks like a "hippie". He is one of those junk yard guys that are kind of odd to deal with at times but overall he is ok.

[34pickup]

Originally Posted by Ford blue blood

Yup, Barbers located at the track, head east on 20 and get off at the first Leeds exit. Also a collection of 50s, 60s and 70s stuff at Cullman, exit 110, head west on 157 and around mile marker 8 or so it will be on the left, very visible from the road.

Is that Ray White's place you are talking about near Cullman on 157?

[Ford blue blood]

Originally Posted by 34pickup

Is that Ray White's place you are talking about near Cullman on 157?

I have no idea, used to be on the other side of the road until they widened it to four lanes. The guy that was there in the very old house and older shop was really old and that was 10 - 12 years ago. After they moved to the south side of the road the number of cars about doubled or so it seemed. It is on top of the hill and about 8 miles from I-65.