by The junkyard in the Argentine city of Ushuaia is notable for being the southernmost in the world. It’s no wonder, given that it’s located on the Tierra del Fuego archipelago, just a stone’s throw from Antarctica.
Yet, the junkyard is remarkable not just for its location, as you can see not only mass-produced cars there but also rather rare specimens from the 60s and 70s. Even a VAZ has ended up at the world’s edge.
Ford Falcon Muscle Car from the 60s
Dodge Polara with a 7.2-liter V8
VAZ-2109 at the World’s Edge
Miniature Daewoo Tico
Chevrolet Chevette from the 70s and Toyota Corolla
Volvo Amazon Station Wagon
This Volvo Amazon is Better Preserved
Renault 4 and 12
Remains of the Mass-Produced VW Beetle
Equally Mass-Produced Fiat 600
Fiat 127
Renault Fuego Coupe
Jeep CJ with Homemade Roof
Piece of an Old Ford F-100
Half-Century-Old Chevrolet Pickup
Rare Argentine Pickup DINFIA
Scania Truck is Well Preserved
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