[blocckhead 1996]

Just a few Photos from around 94 , the story goes somthing like this , this old guy brought or was given any old Cadillac that was going , he parked them were you see them in the picture , and you guest it THEY ARE NOT FOR SALE

 

[dutchrod]

ofcourse they are not for sale, he wil restore them....... one day.
pascal

 

[Tim G]

Ooh some nice earlier ones too, shame he wont sell any, how many has he restored so far?

 

[Taff]

there's a lot more besides caddie's in there as well, couple of merc's, chevies, and of course the ford pick up
one day he'll die, then his family will crush the lot to cash in......
anyone on the board confirm it's all still there?

 

[Battersea Boys]

Was that out Riverside way?

Fella called Bill that was going to have a mile long line of Caddies?

I believe they did all get sold!

 

[WagonMan]

Some small British Fords in there as well. Prefects and Fordsons.

 

[blocckhead 1996]

Was that out Riverside way?

Fella called Bill that was going to have a mile long line of Caddies?

I believe they did all get sold!

No Down Ventura Way

 

[Battersea Boys]

No Down Ventura Way

That may have been Dieter Baloghs stuff then!

Was that off of Hwy 126?

 

[tangomoggy]

If I've found the right place(s) on Google Maps, it should be about halfway between Ventura and Santa Paula. Just south of the 126 is a sizable (read massive by UK standards) vehicle breakers estate. The gold and white Caddy in pic 5 (in front of the pick up), can be seen in the middle of the north west yard (by the motorhomes). In the lower section of the yards (SW), you'll find a company called Cadillacs Only. Is this what is left of this graveyard I wonder....??? You'll find the yards on Mission Rock Road and Shell Road. Both roads are addressed Santa Paula.:tup:

 

[30psi]

Here?
Santa Paula - Google Maps

 

[tangomoggy]

Yep that's the one 30psi....!:tup: Quite a sizable breakers isn't it.....!

 

[30psi]

Its an amazing size for sure