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@DonSergio: for me the BX is a bit uglier than the 626. 
Nice pics, over here you mostly cannot see any more cars from the 80ies or older on junkyards...
P.S. The Granada is a 1980+ Ford Taunus [TC3]
If you would have the chance to pick up the license plates, you could have a chance to get money at eBay. YU-plates are not really common and the collectors are paying money for it. Ca.16 years ago I had the luck and have found a pair from TG, Titograd at our local junkyard. One I've swapped for an old German one (I'm collecting plates, but I've reduced it on German ones from disappeared counties), the other I've sold many years later at eBay for a real good price.
@chris40: isn't it possible to buy former Royal Mail- and other former authority-cars? In Germany we have many auctions here: www.vebeg.de and other, local ones for former police-cars and post-service-cars.
So at the VEBEG me and my wife have bought our cars, both in 2004.
Many of these former authority-cars and -trucks were bought en bloc by export-dealers and shipped away. So I've seen really many former delivery cars from the Deutsche Post and DHL in Russia. The import-dealer is nearby to the way to the Lomonossov-University, close to the stadium, as I've seen from the sightseeing-tour in 2003.
A propos Royal Mail: I'm irritating the people here very much with one of my Christmas-presents - an original "Royal Mail"-raincoat.
My wife has bought it at a dealer for worker- and military clothings (btw. the Royal Mail is wearing raincoats "Made in Bavaria" ).
I've seen this jacket, worn by a German tourist on the Faroe-Islands and have thought, that it's a freaky thing.
He has bought it on a fleamarket in Amsterdam, as he told me.
Sure I know, that I'm not allowed to wear it in the UK. So I need annother raincoat for our next Scotland-trip. You need every time a raincoat there... 
Nice pics, over here you mostly cannot see any more cars from the 80ies or older on junkyards...
P.S. The Granada is a 1980+ Ford Taunus [TC3]
If you would have the chance to pick up the license plates, you could have a chance to get money at eBay. YU-plates are not really common and the collectors are paying money for it.
Ca.16 years ago I had the luck and have found a pair from TG, Titograd at our local junkyard. One I've swapped for an old German one (I'm collecting plates, but I've reduced it on German ones from disappeared counties), the other I've sold many years later at eBay for a real good price.@chris40: isn't it possible to buy former Royal Mail- and other former authority-cars? In Germany we have many auctions here: www.vebeg.de and other, local ones for former police-cars and post-service-cars.
So at the VEBEG me and my wife have bought our cars, both in 2004.
Many of these former authority-cars and -trucks were bought en bloc by export-dealers and shipped away. So I've seen really many former delivery cars from the Deutsche Post and DHL in Russia. The import-dealer is nearby to the way to the Lomonossov-University, close to the stadium, as I've seen from the sightseeing-tour in 2003.
A propos Royal Mail: I'm irritating the people here very much with one of my Christmas-presents - an original "Royal Mail"-raincoat.
My wife has bought it at a dealer for worker- and military clothings (btw. the Royal Mail is wearing raincoats "Made in Bavaria" ).I've seen this jacket, worn by a German tourist on the Faroe-Islands and have thought, that it's a freaky thing.
He has bought it on a fleamarket in Amsterdam, as he told me. Sure I know, that I'm not allowed to wear it in the UK.
So I need annother raincoat for our next Scotland-trip. You need every time a raincoat there...