To add to what dsmgst stated, yes most of the desirable parts were removed well before myself and John saw it last weekend. The vehicle arrived to LKQ according to their website and the sticker on the car, March 26, 2021.
I don’t know who, but the comment dsmgst made regarding the “butter knife” to the dash is absolutely correct. Matter of fact I’d like to know who it was that actually used a Sawzall and decided to use it to cut the Dash, Center Console, and HVAC Panel. Beyond that, hardware was left all over the ground, obscure parts, and general disarray. This was very poor etiquette and careless. Myself and John were left speechless at the sheer stupidity and apathy by whomever this was.
At any rate the following parts remain as of last weekend:
1. Rear Subrame Complete
2. 3 Bolt Differential
3. Rusty Gas Tank
4. Rear Bumper
5. Bumper Lights
6. Rear Trunk
7. Rear 4 Lug
8. Rear Trunk Harness
9. Interior Harness *Hacker per comment above
10. Chassis Harness *Hacked per comment above
11. Starter Harness *Hacked per comment above
12. Front Mount Intercooler *Most hoses were present
13. Passenger Dash Speaker
14. Speedometer Cable
15. Sideskirts
16. ABS Hydraulic Unit
17. ABS Front and Rear Wheel Speed Sensors
18. Driver Side North South Bar
19. Front 4 Lug
20. Front Subframe w/ Control Arm and Sway Bar
21. P/S Rack
22. Brake Lines *All four corners
The remainder of parts not mentioned were either hacked or left on the ground scattered.
*For those who haven’t been to a junkyard please do your best and think about other potential folks who will follow in your footsteps. This means, take the time to place hardware back in its original place if you don’t intend to purchase it. Please do not simply cut electrical wiring because you can’t spend the 5 - 20 minutes removing the entire harness. I could go on and on but the best thing to do is just be considerate of others.