Here are a few more --- if anyone wants a closer look at some of them , just holler.
I plan on building --one day -- a S scale diorama of a junkyard, some where I have a small box full of parts for it -- a bunch of early Ford
( flathead type) transmissions, made from pop rivets mostly , some with full gearsets that actually turn. Also a bunch of Banjo type Ford differentials , & axle housings-- more pop rivets ( countersunk type --- you old guys that hot rodded can picture that --Right? )
Engine blocks & all kinds of stuff to stack here & there in a muddy ,rutted , puddled with water, oil & grease stained yard with car carcasses all helter skelter about & an old refrigerator truck sitting , doors open ,stuffed full of drive shafts, some transmissions, a couple of dash boards, perhaps a fender or two. A tar paper shack or perhaps a rotting cabbose for an office.
I recently bought 6 or 8 Yat Ming 1/64 pickup trucks of the 30's & 40's , a Studebaker truck, A Hudson pickup & others with the intent of adding to this motley crew -- BUT the DURN things are just SO NICE I can't screw myself up to take a Hamm--- er--er --- Dremel to 'Em!