Desert Valley Auto Parts, Arizona (2012)

Aerial view of hood ornament. Letter is middle "D" in Dodge. [UFP082312]

This and frame following, 1960s Dodge Dart. Special graphic effect applied. [UFP082312]

Salvage #50

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This and frame following, door from 1960s faux-woodie Jeep. Slight boost to colors. [UFP082312]

Paint peel-off, not to be confused with rice pilaf. Special graphic effect applied. [UFP082312]

Even closer-up of fenders, all 1965 Pontiac LeMans. Quantity discounts available for pickers who like to stockpile or who own several fixer 1965 LeManses. [UFP082312]

Close-up of fenders, all from various 1965 cars. Looks like so many surf boards. Not advised as substitute, however. For one thing, they rust (obviously) and maybe tad heavy. [UFP082312]

Fenders, stacked vertically against azure blue sky. [UFP082312]

Salvage #41

More doors, one with forlorn wing sticking up. [UFP082312]

All from 1968s. [UFP082312]

These are all model year 1971, considered vintage year for car doors. [UFP082312]

Still more doors. The "65" refers to model year. [UFP082312]

Assortment of doors, stacked neatly in a row. [UFP082312]

Fuel doors sans doors. Special graphic effect applied. [UFP082312]

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No cracks in driver-side windshield. Hey, price is right. What do you expect, showroom condition? [UFP082312]

Would love to know what "S.W. Duncan's" line of work was. Perhaps he owned a junk (er, salvage) yard. [UFP082312]

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