Scrapyard thread

[Metal Guru]

2 hours ago, sheffcortinacentre said:

UK vehicles with a J then numbers are Jersey.

None of those are Jersey plates. There’s JT537 and LJ420, but a Jersey plate would be J1234. 
I’m guessing these cars all had plates that were transferred to other cars  RN79, PN261?, though why they’d all be together in a scrappy I don’t know.

[MiniMinorMk3]

10 hours ago, AnthonyG said:

Is this Jersey or Guernsey or somewhere?

I’m mystified by the British style number plates but with such low numbers. The squashed white van on the right hand pile has a UK reg, so it’s also somewhere you don’t need to re-register UK cars.

It's in Cyprus

[Stixy]

[Stixy]

[ruffgeezer]

Getting down to the bones of it now then, Stixy?  Have they closed rhe yard now then?

[Stixy]

2 minutes ago, ruffgeezer said:

Getting down to the bones of it now then, Stixy?  Have they closed rhe yard now then?

Not yet but prob wont be long  , only open 3 days a week now  

[Jerzy Woking]

There are many scrap and breakers yards near to where I live. Unfortunately you are not allowed to go in and wander around of them-although I have found a couple you can.

This is one I cannot go into-I can only view from the outside. Nothing I saw was rusty, so presume the cars are in the yard because of engine/gearbox/electrical failures.