We went 200ft deep in to a underground cave and found 500 classic cars abandoned next to a lagoon... Sounds to crazy to be true right? Look for yourself 😁 ruclips.net/video/FLOSmTnsEHQ/видео.html
Re your response that you are Australian to someone commenting on your accent....do you come across many kangaroos where you are? If not I think you might need to change your passport details!
It's a great pity to see all those old jags in that state as well as the minis , minis are quite fun to zoom around in they have a go cart feel to them and as for the old jags I've always loved the old jags nice car's and again it's a great pity that they are now in such a state love you videos shell be watching more i actually come across your RUclips channel accidentally and I'm glad that i did keep up the good work keep safe and well everyone
my cup of tea is old Minis and I used to have a Mini Mayfair with a 1275GT engine in it so I had combined luxury with speed and boy did it handle! I had spacers on the back wheels to make them wider for smoother cornering, roll cage, strap down bonnet and set of 6 spot lamps and used to tear arse it down country lanes seeing how much I could get the back end kicking out...so to see the British racing green open-top mini and the red Cooper left to rot is heart-wrenching, again great video though.
I'm a classic car dealer, I simply buy at the right time. Back in the mid 90s I was picking up escort mk2's and ford capris for around £100-£150, in roadworthy good clean condition ' I have plenty of cheap dry storage I rent in various places to keep them, late 90s I was picking up mk 1 Vauxhall Cavaliers and original Austin metros and minis, same kind of price, most of these vehicles had nothing spent on them, they were just stored and started up occasionally. Within 5 years they were up for sale for around 10 times what I paid and selling like hotcakes. Best future classic to buy is a common road car, one people had or parents had or they remember seeing around a lot. Buy the vehicle when it's close to 20 years old, by then it'll be at rock bottom price, often advertised as a cheap run around. In the last month I've bought 4 ford fiestas, all in pretty good Nick, roadworthy, I paid £250-300 each for them, 1997-1999 model's, within a couple of year's this model will vanish from the roads, scrapped, a year or 2 later I'll be selling them for £2500-£3000. I use some of the cars I buy until the mot runs out.. E.g. the 1998 fiesta 1250 that I paid £300 for with 9 months mot, recently had new tyres and brakes, it's nippy, economical and isn't full of electrical gadgets that cause so many newer cars to go wrong, it's fairly straightforward and easy to work on if you want. Once mot runs out it'll be cleaned up and put into dry storage. 2021/22 price I'll be asking will be around the £2500-£3000 mark. Buying tip for useable cars, it's cheaper better to buy a 14/15 year old car with average mile and no service history than it is an 8or9 year old with no service history. Chances are the newer car is being sold just before cam belt, clutch, exhaust etc need replacing, the 14/15 year old car would have already had that done otherwise it'd not still be running. I'm talking 10k miles per year with no proof or signs that major parts haven't been replaced. Not much of a tip as most would choose the latter option anyway:) But I'm not giving anymore away as it's my bread and butter
Tim Simpson Put my foot in that one .And yes it is an ALVIS TD .Took me over 1 hour to find the rear wing with that shape around the wheel arch . Worth a few pounds in that condition ..
The easy way to tell if the mini's are original coopers are that they will have two fuel tanks, so if at the back of the minis there are two holes either side then that's a cooper.
Depends, the second tank was an option until homologation in 1966, prior to that it could have had a single tank. Same with the oil cooler, it was a factory option until then. Either way it's a shame to leave it rotting
went to this place a few years ago when all the cars were still in pretty good shape, a shame to see them all trashed, probably only good for scrap now
The pair of XJS is such a shame, the Mini's are all just bog standard Rover era Mini's, original Cooper's had exterior door hinges and a few different things about 'em, the Triumph Dolomite Sprint the engine alone is worth a heck load o' money and even in that poor state its restored price would see it worth rebuilding. Nice to hear someone say Reliant Robin btw as it piques a few people when they call it a Robin Reliant lol (I own one as my main driver and is such an epic little motor)
Non of the mini shells were cooper or copper s shells. They had twin fuel tanks with a filler just above both rear lights. Also the 'convertible' mini you mentioned was just a mini with a webasto roof! Non of those minis are anywhere near a grand! Also you said the parts could be removed if they were stripped first. That would be theft! Everything belongs to someone! Just because no one is looking after these cars doesn't mean no one owns them'! Really enjoyable to watch though as I'm sure places like this are very few and far between now.
Sorry to say the silver convertible is not an Alvis . Look at the shape on the rear wings the Alvis is not like this . Very interesting video , good one lads .
There's a guy in Hampshire with a big collection of old British cars..Austins, Jags , an Aston Martin, Wolseleys etc...some are under cover and pretty good...others have really gone...he has about40/50 ..he won't sell, he buys , drives them a bit on his land ,then parks them up..Idiot.
Dont know what makes you think the chassis are from an E type as the E type never had a separate chassis, it had a stiff body and engine cradles at the front bolted to the bulkhead, then rear diff cradle carrying the rear suspension, brakes etc.
We went 200ft deep in to a underground cave and found 500 classic cars abandoned next to a lagoon... Sounds to crazy to be true right? Look for yourself 😁
ruclips.net/video/FLOSmTnsEHQ/видео.html
Where was that you went to.
Re your response that you are Australian to someone commenting on your accent....do you come across many kangaroos where you are? If not I think you might need to change your passport details!
Me Australian? Wtf 😂😂😂😂😂
It's a great pity to see all those old jags in that state as well as the minis , minis are quite fun to zoom around in they have a go cart feel to them and as for the old jags I've always loved the old jags nice car's and again it's a great pity that they are now in such a state love you videos shell be watching more i actually come across your RUclips channel accidentally and I'm glad that i did keep up the good work keep safe and well everyone
my cup of tea is old Minis and I used to have a Mini Mayfair with a 1275GT engine in it so I had combined luxury with speed and boy did it handle! I had spacers on the back wheels to make them wider for smoother cornering, roll cage, strap down bonnet and set of 6 spot lamps and used to tear arse it down country lanes seeing how much I could get the back end kicking out...so to see the British racing green open-top mini and the red Cooper left to rot is heart-wrenching, again great video though.
I'm a classic car dealer, I simply buy at the right time.
Back in the mid 90s I was picking up escort mk2's and ford capris for around £100-£150, in roadworthy good clean condition ' I have plenty of cheap dry storage I rent in various places to keep them, late 90s I was picking up mk 1 Vauxhall Cavaliers and original Austin metros and minis, same kind of price, most of these vehicles had nothing spent on them, they were just stored and started up occasionally.
Within 5 years they were up for sale for around 10 times what I paid and selling like hotcakes.
Best future classic to buy is a common road car, one people had or parents had or they remember seeing around a lot.
Buy the vehicle when it's close to 20 years old, by then it'll be at rock bottom price, often advertised as a cheap run around.
In the last month I've bought 4 ford fiestas, all in pretty good Nick, roadworthy, I paid £250-300 each for them, 1997-1999 model's, within a couple of year's this model will vanish from the roads, scrapped, a year or 2 later I'll be selling them for £2500-£3000.
I use some of the cars I buy until the mot runs out..
E.g. the 1998 fiesta 1250 that I paid £300 for with 9 months mot, recently had new tyres and brakes, it's nippy, economical and isn't full of electrical gadgets that cause so many newer cars to go wrong, it's fairly straightforward and easy to work on if you want.
Once mot runs out it'll be cleaned up and put into dry storage.
2021/22 price I'll be asking will be around the £2500-£3000 mark.
Buying tip for useable cars, it's cheaper better to buy a 14/15 year old car with average mile and no service history than it is an 8or9 year old with no service history.
Chances are the newer car is being sold just before cam belt, clutch, exhaust etc need replacing, the 14/15 year old car would have already had that done otherwise it'd not still be running.
I'm talking 10k miles per year with no proof or signs that major parts haven't been replaced.
Not much of a tip as most would choose the latter option anyway:)
But I'm not giving anymore away as it's my bread and butter
Albert Tatlock , eh up lad, was thy point?
Fiesta supersport in that pile of classic you have???????
Albert Tatlock is the cavalier mark two or mark three just asking I liked the cavalier when they came out
I was almost crying watching this
Amazing, That upside own mini chasis is crying to be used again!
Hate that people destroy these,they’re better off selling spares not smashing tail lights and denting body panels
Will never understand why people destroy things anyhow?
Kids who know no better. They’ll one day be old enough to realise they made a big mistake. Such a shame😦
A shame. Why must people destroy and steal ? Nice video. Thanks.
This is one of my favourite explores what an amazing house and shame about the cars..I went in February this year
I think the silver convertible remains may have been an Alvis TD21. Great little film
bang on the money! just painted a td21
I do not understand the mentality of people who go smashing other people's property, total shame, clean your car wezz
taken everything " but " the expensive mini part from all of them / Subframes are GOLD dust !!!
That British open mini there are only around 150 of them left, so a rare shell !!
Just a point to mention, the old Mini Cooper had twin petrol tanks one on the left and one on the right... Keep up the good work... Regards
The really old convertible next to the Triuph is a an Alvis TC drophead coupe
You boys should try over here on the prairies, there's places where cars n trucks cover hundreds of acres and are not scrapers.
Nice red mini there for you
Them jags break my heart so much not gonna lie
I am glad to say that you show respect to your surroundings unlike the scum that have destroyed such gems. Keep up the good work.
great place to explore :)
Tim Simpson Put my foot in that one .And yes it is an ALVIS TD .Took me over 1 hour to find the rear wing with that shape around the wheel arch . Worth a few pounds in that condition ..
More people need to be like y'all go and look and record don't destroy things or steal but that's asking too much.
The easy way to tell if the mini's are original coopers are that they will have two fuel tanks, so if at the back of the minis there are two holes either side then that's a cooper.
Depends, the second tank was an option until homologation in 1966, prior to that it could have had a single tank. Same with the oil cooler, it was a factory option until then. Either way it's a shame to leave it rotting
Great video lads 😎👍
Has wez cleaned his car yet ?😉
Those mini shells are like £200 at most, they've had it.
went to this place a few years ago when all the cars were still in pretty good shape, a shame to see them all trashed, probably only good for scrap now
+kaolla1000 It's crazy what people will do to places for a little money
Exploring with Fighters what is the post code to this place ?
Where is this place as it looks like a really fun day out looking, info would be much appreciated
The reason its in such a mess to start with is probably because of people giving away info of its whereabouts.Just look and enjoy.
hi where was this is would love to go there as I'm starting my own video channel thank you
how did the get the engine out the container
This is why car hoarders are a pain in the arse to the automotive community. If you are not going to use it. Sell it
Disagree... People readily scrap their cars so without the car hoarders, you wouldnt get the old projects!
brain dead, drugy
@ 2:46 a manual jaguar WOW that's rare
I love wes he is cute and cuddly
Those small cars are possibly a 1961 to 1979 mg midget such a shame so many jaguar parts
The pair of XJS is such a shame, the Mini's are all just bog standard Rover era Mini's, original Cooper's had exterior door hinges and a few different things about 'em, the Triumph Dolomite Sprint the engine alone is worth a heck load o' money and even in that poor state its restored price would see it worth rebuilding. Nice to hear someone say Reliant Robin btw as it piques a few people when they call it a Robin Reliant lol (I own one as my main driver and is such an epic little motor)
Same, I love XJ-S especially the XJR-S, I find it sad that one couldve been saved and vandalised and the other, rarer one being left for dead.
Pokemon go too yess lad love it
Non of the mini shells were cooper or copper s shells. They had twin fuel tanks with a filler just above both rear lights. Also the 'convertible' mini you mentioned was just a mini with a webasto roof! Non of those minis are anywhere near a grand!
Also you said the parts could be removed if they were stripped first. That would be theft! Everything belongs to someone! Just because no one is looking after these cars doesn't mean no one owns them'! Really enjoyable to watch though as I'm sure places like this are very few and far between now.
+Mark Morgan the soft top was a british racing open. Banger lads pay £1000 all day long for mini shells at warton.
i like the documentry but hate what been done to the classic cars
Wow.. I had a Mini..
Where in the north west was this?
sounds like its near a main road or even motorway.
Sorry to say the silver convertible is not an Alvis . Look at the shape on the rear wings the Alvis is not like this . Very interesting video , good one lads .
In a way I am glad someone stripped that red mini in the container because someone would have ruined it
Is this private land cus I would to see this car graveyard
It's Hornclife mansion in Lancashire
7:10 I think it was a late mini like 1990 to 1995
I think they should let people take them rather than letting them rot.
The world has turned into a very wasteful place.
1253 looks like a dark figure holding garage door up as wez cmes
There's a guy in Hampshire with a big collection of old British cars..Austins, Jags , an Aston Martin, Wolseleys etc...some are under cover and pretty good...others have really gone...he has about40/50 ..he won't sell, he buys , drives them a bit on his land ,then parks them up..Idiot.
Oldsongsnew Whereabouts in Hampshire?
Bonjour Y a une JAGUAR très rarissime celle qui à l'aileron arrière .
Why are all those cars on that airfield ,what will happen to them.
1959 Alvis TD21 Drophead Coupe
Would be worth a small fortune complete, still worth good money in that state.
that poor mini :(
Graffiti is taking over..dam people
Such a shame
Wow
Most of these have been destroyed by our weather really.
title should have been
VINTAGE BRITISH SCRAP !!
If you would like to sponsor wez to cleen his car lol. Please make a donation to 0800 lol haha. Good video great work keep it up
The filming inside the house wasn’t great....looking forward to how much you have improved! Otherwise great vid and super shame about those classics.
Why would you smash up jag slags
did wes clean he's car in the end? pmsl
Can you get into the mansion"?? sure the owner has not decomposed in the front room,!!
Classic mini
🤧🤧😭😭😣😥😥
12,12 could be MG Bgt, s
Where is this place. I love finding cars
Harvey Davies see countless vids like this but nobody says where which isnt very useful if you spot a car you want parts off......
Sad. Just so sad that.
Wes clean that car! Lol
Ford Mondeo wezz same mess as mine
Don't worry we're not the police,,, just what the 50 would say 😂😂
Wonder what Mr bean would say
He's a selective mute, so very little I would say
He would say, “mumblemumblemumbleOHDEAHmumblemumbleVANDALS!mumblemumle...
Steering wheels Dan? How many does a mini have? Joke Bro!
I hate thieves.
What a waste of good classic cars
Wes clean your car bud
The old cars look like they are of an e type so the chassis and that red car
+Etho 2005 Yeah thats what i thought
Dont know what makes you think the chassis are from an E type as the E type never had a separate chassis, it had a stiff body and engine cradles at the front bolted to the bulkhead, then rear diff cradle carrying the rear suspension, brakes etc.
Shame !
The worst British accent
+william partington We are Australian....
He doesn’t even really have an accent lol
Exploring with Fighters
Do you think if you were Australian I'd be watching this?
It's bad enough they are our closest neighbors 😃💚