hey Cam spotted a blue 6th gen with JDM tails and a gt4 wing. lowered as well. it was in hazleton today at harrys-u-pull-it.

any takers???

wow i definitely would be interested... any idea why its there?

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no no haha it was parked outside of it. the person was inside getting parts. WHICH by the way there ar 6 6th gens there. on has a complete motor and 5speed tranny

seriously? i was there a little while ago and there were only 2 or 3. a gt and an st. both looked fairly stripped.

ohhh man let me know, i might even drive all the way up to PA if it's got any other good toys on it

This post has been edited by Rymaster: Mar 26, 2009 - 12:30 PM

Were any of those convertibles?

learn to read

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i don't see anything about convertibles...

hahahah my uncle lives up there and called me to tell me there was a nice celica at harrys... i didnt know what he was talking about at the time but now i get it

They really have 6 of them there? I've been there maybe 4 or 5 times over the years, but it's been probably 4 or 5 months since I've been there, but there were only maybe 2 when I was last there. And they, along with just about every other car there, were junk. A completely engine and transmission in one of them? That's pretty..amazing.... They charge less than $100 for a 4cyl engine. Gotta pull it yourself and carry it to your car though. Or rent one of their worthless sandbagwagons with bricks for wheels and drag it through acres of mud. In the rare case that you do find an engine there, expect the hood to be open, valve cover missing, and everything rusty and filled with water. And various parts from the engine missing....or broken.

For those who haven't been there and are seriously thinking about wasting your time driving from out of state, Harry's is like walking through a landfill that only takes cars. Old ones. Junk everywhere, junk cars, broke plastic, broken glass, mold, mud, etc. Every time I've gone there I've left filthy, bleeding, and (usually) empty handed. And you have to pay to get in, whether you buy anything or not. As soon as you walk through the entrance gate, the temperature drops 15 degrees and wind picks up 25 miles an hour. Bring bandages, tissues, latex gloves, and some penicillin. Maybe even flares for when you fall in one of the many holes and break your legs.

If you think you've been to a junkyard before, rethink the word 'JUNKyard' and that barely begins to describe Harry's. I've absolutely no intention of ever going back there. I'm pretty sure the GhonaHerpeSiphilAIDS I caught last time is enough.

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damn its either really bad or your just not junkyard friendly home boy..lol

Haha It's a better story exaggerating a little. But really, I've been to a bunch of junkyards and a few different you-pull-it ones, and that is by far the junkiest. Their cars really are stripped clean or broken. The parts no one wants or needs are the ones readily available. It's hard to find any good parts there. I'll see if I can find the pictures I took last time I went. That place is an adventure.

This post has been edited by AMCMoe: Mar 27, 2009 - 7:27 PM

I think i was at one of their yards before. They did have a few 6th gens, but there was not much worth taking.