Trucks that are pure junk

raceman · Nov 8, 2004

Does anyone know of a website for junk yard trucks? What I am looking for is a place to buy some specific parts off of junked trucks. I had a place in northern Ohio and have lost it. Some of the stuff I can find on ebay but I would love a website that I could do some searching. I am looking for parts for a Freightliner FL70, Freightliner Columbia and a Kenworth T2000. Some things I am interested in would be body parts and drive train and some sleeper parts. The sleeper parts May not be something I can get from a junk yard but vents and things maybe. Thanks for any help.

---Why hug a tree when you can work with a partner to rebuild trucks---In this case the tree hugging may be better---

raceman

RobA · Nov 8, 2004

Hi Raceman:
If you want to check up here in Canada there is
Morgan's Diesel Truck Parts Inc.
www.morgan-diesel.com
They are in Kingston Ont.

another place I'm aware of is
Freelton Auto & Truck.
This is supposed to be a link.
http://www.equipmentsearch.com/dealers/4998/

Freelton is just north of Hamilton Ont. on Highway 6

Hope these suggestion shelp.

NoProblem · Nov 8, 2004

I dunno about the junk yards, but I split a gut over your tag line LOL

raceman · Nov 8, 2004

Thanks for the info I will look them up. Even if they can not help me I bet they know other places. Thanks again.

---Why hug a tree when you can let your best freind talk you into getting into some stupid plan with cheap trucks that will most likely never see freight. Oh I'm sorry I have completely lost my focus---

It actually is ---Why hug a tree when you can sit on a Diesel---

raceman

joe petro · Nov 9, 2004

A Google search of "truck Salvage" will take you everywhere you want to go and more. I found this link for an outfit in Fl & OH.

http://www.trucks.com/parts_salvage.asp

X1_SRH · Nov 10, 2004

On I-70 near New Castle, Indiana you will find a truck junk yard. I can't remember the name of it, but I used to go there to find truck parts back in my old International days. They have all kinds of truck stuff, (at least they used to) including an assortment of FL regalia. Maybe somebody will remember the name of this place.....

Why hug a tree when you can guess the name of a junk yard near New Castle, IN. - X

raceman · Nov 10, 2004

Thanks to all who sent me info. I am off and running and am sure with the new parts these trucks will soon make great flower pots for someones back yard.

---Why hug a tree when you can sit on a Diesel---

raceman