Tucked away in Sandy, Oregon, Wildcat Auto Wrecking might just be the world’s biggest classic car junkyard. With nearly 1,000 pre-1985 vehicles, it’s a rust-covered treasure trove that draws buyers from around the globe—including rare gems like a 1957 Chrysler 300 and a ’54 Dodge Royal Pace Car.

 

Key Points

• Rare Finds: Includes a 1962 Imperial convertible and even a 1981 Dodge Mirada.

• Global Reach: Ships parts and cars worldwide—from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan.

• Still Independent: Founded in 1989 by the Yosts, it retains that homegrown wrecking yard feel.

Rows of rusted classics at Wildcat Auto Wrecking, Sandy, Oregon

 

While some are parts-only projects, others are diamonds in the rough—perfect for restorers on the hunt. Wildcat proves there’s still gold in America’s steel graveyards.

 

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