Every one of the photos on that page represents a different gallery of photos by George Davis, so click on each photo if you want to see lots more photos of the same subject. .There are many more photos here than on the Cool Old Truck site, but don't miss the Cool Old Truck site itself, as different photos are shown there, plus all of Mr. Davis' iron artwork, and other links you might be interested in!

ALL VW SALVAGE YARD IN THE OZARKS

Way Out Salvage, Inc.
"An all VW Salvage Yard in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas"

The link above is to the first "Photo Gallery"page.

IF YOU'RE EASILY FRUSTRATED, READ BELOW AS IT EXPLAINS HOW TO GET TO THE PICTURES YOU WANT TO SEE.

SCROLL DOWN THE FIRST PAGE YOU GET TO, to where there are the small pictures. Only the first four pictures (as of the day I saw this) actually link to anything, and the others do not get you anywhere, but you can come back to this page if you accidentally click on them. However, when you click on any of those four pictures (the first row, 3 across, and the one on the left in the second row), you will get to more photos of that subject. But that's not all - Don't miss the "Virtual Tour!"

GO PAST THESE LITTLE PICTURES

CLICK ON THE ROUND PHOTO TO GET TO THE "VIRTUAL TOUR" PAGE.

Once you click on that round photograph, you get to the "Way Out Salvage Virtual Photo Tour" page.
It appears that if you click on ANY of the round photographs on this "Tour" page, you will get to the screen where this "Tour" takes place and you can just stay there, if you can figure out how to make the thing go.

FIRST you may have to install something, depending on what you already have on your computer, that makes this kind of slide show work - I had to do that and it literally took just a couple of seconds and so far my computer hasn't acted funny.

SECOND, you will want to get to the next picture, and the way to do that is to scroll down a tiny bit, to just below the caption under the picture, and there are the CONTROL ARROWS. Just click that one that aims to the right to get to the next picture. Now you can relax and look at the tour...All you have to do is click that right arrow when you want to go to the next one.

P.S. Those floating maple leaves on the first page are a little odd, aren't they?

"INDIANA JUNKYARD TOUR"

NICE PICTURES - OLD, RUSTY cars in a junkyard.

HISTORY OF JUNKYARDS

Article on JUNKYARDS at Wikipedia:

Tells what other names for "junkyards" are (salvage yards, wrecking yards, etc.), and what goes on in one these places.

At bottom of article is a linked list of other websites that might be of interest (salvage, wrecking, and recycling yards).

This page has three pictures of a good-looking, '46 dark green Fargo utility truck. Translated into English from French (If you want to see original page in French, there is a link to click at the top of the page - It says "View Original Web Page").

Abandoned Fargo Truck in Australia

The abandoned Fargo truck pictures are on the Old Dodge Trucks UK website (listed below, under MISCELLANEOUS OLD-VEHICLE PHOTO LINKS). There are good pictures here of an old, abandoned Fargo truck in Australia - once green, apparently, with lots of nice rust.

Top of the page is all Google ads - It looks like part of the site, but apparently is not. Scroll down for the history.

CLASSIC U.S. CARS IN CUBA
(Click on picture to see in large size)

OLD CARS IN CUBA
This site is called Cafe Cuba Libre
(Click on picture to see in large size)

PHOTOS OF OLD AMERICAN CARS IN CUBA
(Click on picture to see in large size)

OLD VW BUSES IN THE CALIFORNIA DESERT
INTERESTING STORY & PICTURES

Click on the underlined link above to get there. The article tells about, and illustrates, a place in the California desert devoted to old VWs, especially buses. This is how the place is described in the article: "Volkswagen sanctuary, the country's Mecca to vintage Transporters. Littered everywhere is anything and everything related to old Type IIs, from countless Bus carcasses and potential restoration projects to the most minute of parts, 36-horse engines, coveted corner windows and donor parts."

Click on the pictures to see them in a larger size.

Click on the pictures to see more pictures of the same subject (all of the subjects being buses, of course) - Click on those pictures to see larger views.

There are lots of double-decker bus pictures on here.

The links to the pictures are divided into these sections:

- Buses in the U.S.A., Canada, Caribbean and South America
- Buses in the United Kingdom
- Buses in Australia and New Zealand
- Buses in Europe

ROBERTS DAIRY - PHOTO GALLERY

Scroll down for the picture of the milk truck, then click on NEXT to see the next picture (or wait just a few seconds and the picture will change itself) and keep clicking because there are lots and lots (more than you at first realize) of them. They all have to do with this particular dairy (Roberts Dairy), and some of the pictures are of billboards and other advertising for this dairy's products, yet all of the pictures are evocative of long ago, giving us a glimpse of people back then and how they dressed and what they thought was humorous, and of neighborhoods and buildings and the occasional old car (not old then), and much more. They're pictures that, if you remember when those things were scenes from daily life happening "right now," will make you feel nostalgic twinges. Not that you want to go back, but it brings back memories.

My uncle was a milkman, and we were on his route, so I do feel "drawn" to old milk trucks. I remember the bottles on the step, with cream at the top. Oh, yes, you're right - I'm not terribly young. - Jean

OLD DIVCO MILK DELIVERY TRUCK PICTURES

Really good milk truck pictures

Also, check out the links at the bottom of the page -- There is a photograph with each link so you get a "taste" of what you're going to see on the page it takes you to. I've only checked a few so far, but if all the links are as good as those I've seen, this page will lead you to more and better pictures of old vehicles than almost any one page I've ever come across on the web. All of these collections of pictures are on the same site: John's Old Car and Truck Pictures: http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com