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Doubt it. Here in the Rust Belt I would have to imagine cars this old would be a scarce find in the boneyards. Probably mostly late model stuff and imports.
 
I fould a couple in Columbus that had some stuff, but I had to sort through a lot of chaff. Pretty picked over, too. You might try a copy of Hemmings Auto Almanac if they still print it.
 
There is a place South East of Cambridge that had a ton of older stuff. Last time I was there was 5 years ago. Huge lot with a great selection of older cars (rotting into the ground of course). He actually had a 69 Chevelle with a tach dash, I tried twice to get him to sell it over a two year period. No luck. He always said some guy was coming to buy it, even though I was standing there with cash, he wouldn't sell. He will sell parts, just don't be in a hurry.

The yard wasn't actually in the town of Cambridge, if I get a chance I'll look up the name.

Woj.
 
I went to a place last year with a friend that was out east (somewhere east of Ravenna) that had lots of old cars, but most of them had trees growing through them because they had been there so long.. Not much of value, but it was sure a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon :D
 
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