On April 18, 2010, five us descended upon the junk yard in Lancaster at the corner of Sierra Hwy and Ave G. It turns out that it's more of a storage yard for movie props and antiques than a junk yard. The caretaker let us start at 6:30 in the morning and Cheryl got the first good photo of the day.
Here are some of the highlights.

Junkyard Sunrise

Summer Love

License Plate

Steering Wheel

I wondered what ever happened to the Morris Minor cars. These European cars were popular in the '50s.

Who can resist reminiscing about an old red Chevy truck.

Remember when people used to decorate their old bugs with wind-up keys, flower stickies, and blue-jean paint jobs.

Which is the front door and which is the rear door? Rear doors that opened forward were called "suicide doors."

This appears to be a 1949 Studebaker Starlight Coupe.

Easter egg --- or missile nose?

A can of oil and a jump start and this one is ready to go.

This Lincoln with its Zephyr V12 engine was top of the line in its day.

A Hudson

A Pair of Lincolns


Nose to Nose With a Hudson

No Fare

Mobile Gun, Stylized

Lonesome George

The caretaker

Brave Photographers
