Dallas Area Boneyard for Early 60's?

[TheMonkey]

Any suggestions on a Dallas area scrap yard for early 60's?

I'm looking for a trunk pan for '61 Pontiac Bonneville, and the car is in DFW area.

This is not a catalog item.

Thanks,
Scott.

[Modo Innovations]

I don't know the name of the place but.....

Go north on I-35, between Denton and Sanger on the west side of the Interstate is a salvage yard that has nothing but antique and classic cars. It is kind of tricky to get to though. When you see the Loves Truck Stop on the East side of the Interstate take that exit and stay on the service road, go past Loves and go under the over pass. Continue on the service road and you will start to go down a large hill, at the bottom of the hill the service road goes under the Interstate and you will be heading back South. The salvage yard will be on your right, next to a drag strip. They are the only things on that side of the service road and you can't miss it.

I hear the place is kind of pricey, but if they may have what you need.

[TheMonkey]

Thank you for the details.

Do you know the name of the place or a phone #? I'd like to give a shout out to make sure they have what I'm looking for before I send my pops out there. That's not too far from him.

Cheers.

[68BNUT]

I know the place were he's talking about, Im not even sure they have a sign up? But it is nothing but old cars

[B Cichocki]

The place in Sanger is CTC Auto Ranch. http://www.ctcautoranch.com/

-Brian

[TheMonkey]

thanks for the link.

i called them to see if they had it. 'go fish'

rats... this is a very tough piece to find. how do you get a metal stamper to start a new product? i know there are a lot of people that would love this piece as an aftermarket option.

[bobbaganoosh]

You might try K&K Motors in Graham, I know it's a bit of a drive but they have cars going back to the 40's in their yard.

[Boyd]

Try this place in Red Oak.... http://www.oldcarpart.com/