Wyman’s World Auto Salvage

A salvage yard read off the owner's vest: WYMAN'S WORLD, AUTO SALVAGE CO., PARTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, with a phone number under it. The yard behind him is full of classic cars.

What the render shows

A man in a white vest stands in the middle of the yard with one hand raised beside his head holding a spanner and the other open, mid-sentence; his sunglasses are pushed up on his cap. The vest carries the name in four stacked lines: WYMAN'S WORLD, then AUTO SALVAGE CO., then PARTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, then a telephone number, with a small car device between the lines.

The yard behind him is open ground under a bright sky, with cars parked around the edges: a blue muscle car with a bonnet stripe on the left, a red car carrying a roundel with the number 36 on the right, a red truck further back, and more beyond the fence. A red tool chest stands open at the right with a bottle on top.

SALVAGE, NOT A COLLECTION: the vest says what the business does – parts bought and sold – which is why our key for this page changed from a car collection to a salvage yard once the lettering was read. The cars are stock, not a display.

How to recognise it

• A white vest printed with four stacked lines ending in a telephone number
• Open ground with cars parked around the edges rather than in rows
• A red car with a roundel and the number 36
• A blue muscle car with a bonnet stripe

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Official render, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the subject occupies 3456 by 1728 of it.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• Whether the man in the vest is Wyman himself.
• What the cars are: none of them carries a badge that comes apart at this size.
• Where the yard is.