@@timhanson2080If they had to Work for it then it would be different story and they would've been taken care of but it is when you get things for Nothing then it's like yup sure whatever happens happens sadly
My cousin met his demise when he went exploring on a Old abandoned farm like this, when he accidentally fell into a old open Well and drowned , I personally think it's a good idea not to go alone when you explore these old properties, it's a good idea to have someone with you in case you need help,
My mother In laws 2nd husband died. He had a saw mill and would let people park their vehicles that needed to be junked on the property. Well she had yo clean the property up to sell. She had all the vehicles but up and recycled. She made 500,000 dollars the recycling of the metal. This video reminds me of that.
Omg I love this video!! My daddy and husband are car guys. My daddy had a 62 Chevy impala White and red. I’m partial to the 80’s cars and trucks. Thanks for sharing Ethan.
That same Thunderbird, or one close enough, makes many appearances in the 1982 movie "Death Wish 2" it was actually Charles Bronson's personal car at the time, and still survives in pristine condition in LA
Omg! This was awesome! That 87 Pontiac TA reminded me of my old 88 hard top firebird. The interior was exactly like mine and yeah always 1 damn light that would malfunction. But she was awesome in her day. Ya put a smile on ma face! Thank you Ethan - Sofie - from San Antonio Texas peace!
Great discovery. Lots of valuable cars sitting there that need new homes and there are a lot of people looking for those cars. Thanks. You did well. You don't have to know everything. Documenting it is the important thing.
In case somebody didn't mention it, most classic cars have the year pressed/imprinted into tail lights, just look near the edge. Try it, you'll see what I mean.
OMG!!! what a joy watching and a shame to see them in ruins... As a woman I collected classic cars.. I owned many of them,but at my time they were just cars..LOL.. I think I would of built a small shed and put a bed in it to sleep with these finds..I was guessing the ages along with you and you really know your cars..The money sitting there rotting is such a shame.. I saw my favorite,1977 monte carlo.. Sold mine to a collector and it is winning shows now.. My 1st car was the 1963 BelAir...Great work and have fun removing those burrs!!!
Individuals can claim abandoned properties from the county from the city for free as long as they make improvements such as cleaning up check with your account to see if this property is abandoned if so you can take it over legally and you own it long as you pay the taxes you have a right and have a lien on the property FYI just in case you want to own some property
Sucks when I see abandoned cars. This looks pretty old. Poor cars. Shame. Love it when people say the word wazoo. Love that word. Ethan, my favorite cars are Jaguars. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sights like these get rarer by the decade. Once the property chances ownership everything goes to the wrecking yard. Thanks for recording this to the future generations.
Eathan you really need to utilize a drone , and or a selfie stick , to get your camera into those tight hard to access areas such as where that Mustang is hidden. Great video and I'm impressed by your knowledge of the vehicles shown.
the 63 impala it has bucket seats so its probably a ss but as for a 409 there is no way to tell the vin only tells you if it v8 don't specify big or small if vin has a 1447 is a ss plus a ss will have machined interior trim on the dash where light switches are little circles in it
Man you've got a good eye for cars. The Firebird that was still closed up seemed nice. I always liked that body style, I remember working at Whites Auto back in the 80s we saw lots of those come it and I swear i even saw one or two with 4 cylinder engines.
lol Ethan during this whole video I am telling you to be careful or just get out lol. You have great knowledge of old cars.Great video thanks for sharing
Oh my dream car as a teen was a black 1964 imperial it was so beautiful I never got it I had explorers and monte Carlos I have up in those after gas prices went up and swapped to a Ford focus nothing to look at but great on gas
Hi Ethan! I'm going to be honest with you, cars are not really my thing. I watched for a while and thought about turning it off. Then you found a car that you were so excited about, I had to keep watching. I watched the entire video simply because of you. It was so much fun to see your excitement and passion for these cars . So thank you for sharing and thank you for being you! 😊
I LOVED the abandoned, classic car exploration Ethan!!😍 So fun and I appreciate your knowledge of old cars. It’s a dying hobby and I have always loved old cars. They were just so much better than what we have on the roads today. Everything now looks the same!!!
Just passing through the comments reading, so I don't wanna seem like one of those asshole trolls but in all honesty mam. Salvaging and rebuilding of classic cars isn't a dying hobby at all, in fact it's never been more popular! The car restoration community on RUclips is absolutely huge! Ive seen teenagers barely out of high school, male and female, rebelling classics that look like they should be in a car crusher and bringing them back to original or better. For example: V-Tuned Garage, Cassidy Mceown, ect.
I don't understand how there are so many people that hoard cars . They won't sell them then they get old and die and now they are all just shit. I bet at some point somebody stopped by and asked the owner if some were for sale and was turned down. The old chevy Impalas go for crazy money. What a shame.
That's so sad that all those cars are just sitting there, literally sinking into the ground, especially when some of them are in decent looking shape. Even if some of them can only be used for parts, it's better than them just sitting out there to rot away. 😩 I think my 2 favourites were the ones in the barns--the one you said your grandfather had (what a shame this one here is so far gone) and the other one at the end in the metal shed--cars look nothing like that anymore, and that's what makes them so special! Glad you were able to get out of there without a sprained ankle (i cringed a few times watching this). Take care and stay safe, Ethan.
Hello 👋 Ethan you always have Nothing but the best Content you Really know you're houses 🏘️& cars 😊 I admire you for that lots of love ❤️ from San Antonio Texas 🤗
small world Mary, as I faithfully watch Ethan also, the best Canadian explorer, and I'm in Lytle, just outside of SA .. 😊 cool explore Ethan, HNY, thanks!
It was an Awesome Adventure!!🤟I am a car enthusiast also, and although I hate to see them wasting away, they were still awesome to see!! The interior of that '82 Trans Am was in insane! I really hope Richard or Danny, or someone, does reach out and is able to make that happen! If it does, it would be so great if you were able to follow the progress and share it 😎 . 🤘✌️
Hello Ethan it’s sad seeing all of those vehicles just sitting there that would be nice if Danny could get some of them and restore them. Yes it was a different kind of video but enjoy it. Thank you for sharing have a great day 😊
Oh Ethan that Impala that Impala. You’d look so dope driving that. Your fun personality and backwards cap totally match it perfectly. Too bad it’s rotted and motorless cause that would be the perfect one for you. Thanks for the cool tour. Do more of these please.
Hi Ethan You sure do know your cars. You are a real car enthusiast. How can anyone send you hate comments? You know so much. That Mustang was cool but not worth you climbing over that caved in garage. I’m glad you weren’t hurt. Some of those cars are there like 40 years judging by the way they sunk into the ground. Some have trees that have grown in and around them. Thank you for braving those ladybugs and burrs for us. This was a real treat and only because of your knowledge of cars. Stay safe and well.🚘🛞🚖🚜👍🆒. WAY WAY COOL!!!
Ethan you having a field day I know he was excited to find theses collection of cars he love his cars it’s is pretty cool to look at i not gonna lie nice find but be very careful
I was very surprised to see all those cars on that property! How many vehicles does one person need. Maybe if one of the vehicles breaks down the others can be driven around as a spare. Usually a house hold will have at least 4 cars just in case one of the cars breaks down and they have 3 cars to drive around in.
My supervisor from work has a collection of cars and you never know what he is going to drive to work from one day to the next. Cadillacs, pontiacs, chevy trucks etc. Not sure how many exactly but i know he has at least three caddies.
My family's livelihood came from the business of towing and recovery, aka wrecker service. We have a lot very much like this. Originally a storage lot, after the wrecker brings the totaled vehicle into the storage lot, the owner gets with the insurance company. Sometimes they have them fixed up - in which case they don't stay in the storage lot - other vehicles, the insurance company pays the owner and the car is never retrieved. The grass and weeds do grow up tall around them, sometimes even trees grow out of them. Oftentimes they are harvested for parts, yet the shell just sits and decays.
You're learning, dude. That's the most important thing; THE most endearing aspect of your journey. So you get 👍👍from this older hot rodder 'cause you're really making the effort...and you're LEARNING...and that's the most important lesson. We older dudes didn't get all this ticky-tack detail knowledge in 5, 6, or even 10 years. It took most of us a couple decades to spot all these picayune details out for nearly all the cars you showed us. Don't be discouraged by any criticism; take it in stride and become the next gen of expertise, 'cause we're dying off. Stick with it! First off, that's a 1968 Camaro. Two clues: the '67 had vent windows; the '68 & '69 did not. Also, the '67 had ROUND turn signal lights up in the grille; the '68 had rectangular turn signal lights ('69s had none up in the grille). So that was a 1968. Btw, it still had the original inline 6-cyl engine in it. **1965 IMPALA** That one happened to be a Super Sport. You could tell by the blacked-out horizontal strip below the trunk, above the bumper. Also, if I'm not mistaken, its color may have been that very rare "Evening Orchid"!! It was a very, very light Lavender hue. Really a super-rare color choice... and it was only offered for 1965 !! **1963 IMPALA 409 CLUES** > First, when you opened the hood of the '63, the car's Trim Tag was facing up on the driver's side cowl. There would be a stamping code that designates it as a 409. > Otherwise, if the dash had a tachometer (mandatory with the 409) within the instrumentation, that'd be another clue. > I see it had a floor shift, but I couldn't see if it had a clutch pedal. (Your camera moves too fast, even for us experienced car gurus, dude!). > They took the radiator out (and its core support!). That would've been another 409 "tell" if it had the larger radiator. > On the steering wheel's horn ring, you could see if it says SUPER SPORT around the Impala insignia. I couldn't tell from you FAST MOVING CAMERA! Overall, let me offer this advice: Grab that '63 or the '65 Impala convertible as soon as you can scrounge up the $$. Neither are not that roached out. My observation: you get too fatalistic just because you see some rotted-out floors. Maybe it's your youth, I don't know... but they sell COMPLETE floors now for the '60s Chevys. So don't get discouraged. Hell! I replaced the FULL UNDERCARRIAGES on my two 1955 Chevys. They make the floor pans AND the complete firewall to rear bumper flooring, and they're not that expensive. Anyone with basic welding skills can spot weld that new floor to it. But those two-door 1960's classics are not growing on trees... and the finished ones are BIG $$$$ to buy! Good luck, grasshopper! Keep it up!
I watch these kind of videos because I love cars and trucks but I come away feeling worse knowing that these classics are wasting away. 65 Impala ragtop is rare.
If you want to walk around property like this wear steel toe work boots in case you step on aboard with a rusty nail etc. much safer than running shoes !
Around 2010 or so when scrap prices were sky high if those would have been sold to a recycle facility & sent to the steel mills the owner could have made a bundle
Hey, aison, how are you doing my friend? I hope you had a good New Year. And a, you had merry christmas. It was too bad. You could not get to that Mustang, but I will tell ya it looks like whoever that guy was. He put the car, he liked alot in a garage or sometime of shelter. I mean, I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm a Ford man. I love my ford trucks,I love mustangs it was too bad. You were not able to get to that Mustang maybe if you get a chance to go back there and you're able to get to it, if that mustang is 429 cobra it could be worth a lot of money. I know they're rough, but you get them to. A certain body man they can turn a rotten car into a beautiful car. As you know,. I don't know how you keep fine.These awesome houses cars but keep doing it.I love your videos.matt from michigan
something you might want to know is in 68 there was a mandate for side marker lights so if a car has them then its most likely a 68 or later, one of those "monte carlo's" i think was a Chrysler cordoba or similar
The 1968 camaro went a ASTRO vent system and did a way with the windows wings on the doors but the 1967 and 1968 camaro doors will interchangeable so look on the dash for the round ASTRO vent holes .
I find it hard to believe this is an actual car “collection” on purpose …..looks more like cars that were driven till something broke then parked and nothing done to them. Like a life time of vehicles from family, friends etc….maybe picking up vehicles to “restore” someday 😅
This is most likely a car repair man or a salvage yard back in the day a millionaire would never keep a car collection outdoors.
Exactly. You're just begging for corrosion, at that point.
Stupid lottery winners would because they don't care.
@@timhanson2080If they had to Work for it then it would be different story and they would've been taken care of but it is when you get things for Nothing then it's like yup sure whatever happens happens sadly
My cousin met his demise when he went exploring on a Old abandoned farm like this, when he accidentally fell into a old open Well and drowned ,
I personally think it's a good idea not to go alone when you explore these old properties, it's a good idea to have someone with you in case you need help,
IM TELLING YOU SAVE THAT 63 BEFORE THE GARAGE COLAPSES ON IT IT CAN BE FIXED! AND ITS A 2 DOOR!!!!SAVE IT!!!
Leaving classic cars behind is criminal! Such a shame & waste of classic’s! Awesome video as usual! 👍👍❤️✊🤘
My mother In laws 2nd husband died. He had a saw mill and would let people park their vehicles that needed to be junked on the property. Well she had yo clean the property up to sell. She had all the vehicles but up and recycled. She made 500,000 dollars the recycling of the metal. This video reminds me of that.
The Impala is an SS. SSs had bucket seats and floor shifter ( notice hole on transmission tunnel).
Would've came with the 327.
How would anyone attempt to find the owner to even try to purchase one?
Omg I love this video!! My daddy and husband are car guys. My daddy had a 62 Chevy impala White and red. I’m partial to the 80’s cars and trucks. Thanks for sharing Ethan.
As a car guy myself, I thoroughly enjoyed this Ethan. Definitely try to find more of these properties. Hopefully some of these cars can be saved.
Your knowledge of old cars is incredible. I love the old VW's
thank you!
That same Thunderbird, or one close enough, makes many appearances in the 1982 movie "Death Wish 2" it was actually Charles Bronson's personal car at the time, and still survives in pristine condition in LA
THAT 63 IMPALA HAS ALOT OF POTENTIAL, YOU SHOULD TAKE IT OUT OF THERE AND SAVE IT!
Omg! This was awesome! That 87 Pontiac TA reminded me of my old 88 hard top firebird. The interior was exactly like mine and yeah always 1 damn light that would malfunction. But she was awesome in her day. Ya put a smile on ma face! Thank you Ethan - Sofie - from San Antonio Texas peace!
Great discovery. Lots of valuable cars sitting there that need new homes and there are a lot of people looking for those cars. Thanks. You did well. You don't have to know everything. Documenting it is the important thing.
You had me talking to the tv when you were trying to approach that mustang fastback. I was like " you're so close! Get in there! " LOL.
Easiest and quickest way to find out what year a car is look at the tail light the year is printed on the tail light it's actually molded in
In case somebody didn't mention it, most classic cars have the year pressed/imprinted into tail lights, just look near the edge. Try it, you'll see what I mean.
Hi Ethan..im not a car person...but i liked watching you enjoy it...cool find ..stay safe well and happy 💋
I’m the same… don’t enjoy car videos. But I kept watching hoping Ethan would move to the house
OMG!!! what a joy watching and a shame to see them in ruins... As a woman I collected classic cars.. I owned many of them,but at my time they were just cars..LOL.. I think I would of built a small shed and put a bed in it to sleep with these finds..I was guessing the ages along with you and you really know your cars..The money sitting there rotting is such a shame.. I saw my favorite,1977 monte carlo.. Sold mine to a collector and it is winning shows now.. My 1st car was the 1963 BelAir...Great work and have fun removing those burrs!!!
Individuals can claim abandoned properties from the county from the city for free as long as they make improvements such as cleaning up check with your account to see if this property is abandoned if so you can take it over legally and you own it long as you pay the taxes you have a right and have a lien on the property FYI just in case you want to own some property
Sucks when I see abandoned cars. This looks pretty old. Poor cars. Shame. Love it when people say the word wazoo. Love that word. Ethan, my favorite cars are Jaguars. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sights like these get rarer by the decade. Once the property chances ownership everything goes to the wrecking yard. Thanks for recording this to the future generations.
That was a 68 Camaro .1967 had a vent window ,68 no vent window, and a 1969 had the 3 lines in front of the back tire, no vent window
Eathan you really need to utilize a drone , and or a selfie stick , to get your camera into those tight hard to access areas such as where that Mustang is hidden. Great video and I'm impressed by your knowledge of the vehicles shown.
the 63 impala it has bucket seats so its probably a ss but as for a 409 there is no way to tell the vin only tells you if it v8 don't specify big or small if vin has a 1447 is a ss plus a ss will have machined interior trim on the dash where light switches are little circles in it
You could do the black one up the inside was gorgeous ❤
63 Chevrolet SS
Man you've got a good eye for cars. The Firebird that was still closed up seemed nice. I always liked that body style, I remember working at Whites Auto back in the 80s we saw lots of those come it and I swear i even saw one or two with 4 cylinder engines.
lol Ethan during this whole video I am telling you to be careful or just get out lol. You have great knowledge of old cars.Great video thanks for sharing
Oh my dream car as a teen was a black 1964 imperial it was so beautiful I never got it I had explorers and monte Carlos I have up in those after gas prices went up and swapped to a Ford focus nothing to look at but great on gas
Damn man! What a cool abandoned collection and explore!
Big thanks from the UK 🤜🏼
appreciate it thanks
Hi Ethan! I'm going to be honest with you, cars are not really my thing. I watched for a while and thought about turning it off. Then you found a car that you were so excited about, I had to keep watching. I watched the entire video simply because of you. It was so much fun to see your excitement and passion for these cars . So thank you for sharing and thank you for being you! 😊
This was absolutely epic seriously. ❤😊 Thanks for taking us through all that mess.
I LOVED the abandoned, classic car exploration Ethan!!😍 So fun and I appreciate your knowledge of old cars. It’s a dying hobby and I have always loved old cars. They were just so much better than what we have on the roads today. Everything now looks the same!!!
Just passing through the comments reading, so I don't wanna seem like one of those asshole trolls but in all honesty mam. Salvaging and rebuilding of classic cars isn't a dying hobby at all, in fact it's never been more popular! The car restoration community on RUclips is absolutely huge! Ive seen teenagers barely out of high school, male and female, rebelling classics that look like they should be in a car crusher and bringing them back to original or better. For example: V-Tuned Garage, Cassidy Mceown, ect.
I don't understand how there are so many people that hoard cars . They won't sell them then they get old and die and now they are all just shit. I bet at some point somebody stopped by and asked the owner if some were for sale and was turned down. The old chevy Impalas go for crazy money. What a shame.
It is sad... such a shame they were left to rot like that. 😢
Thank you for sharing Ethan.
A great barn find video..As a car enthusiast I could watch these all day…
Glad to see you back at it. Thanks for the new video,,glad to see 😅you were not distracted about the bad remarks last time. Keep up the great work!❤🎉
That last barn you were at Ethan, I think that metal door was the only thing keeping that barn up. It's a shame that these cars are just left to rot
it looks like a 4 speed car it could hsve had a 327 or a 409 you would have to look up the suffix code on the fire wall !
This is a crying shame to leave all of these classic vehicles out here going to waste And many could still be saved !
That's so sad that all those cars are just sitting there, literally sinking into the ground, especially when some of them are in decent looking shape. Even if some of them can only be used for parts, it's better than them just sitting out there to rot away. 😩 I think my 2 favourites were the ones in the barns--the one you said your grandfather had (what a shame this one here is so far gone) and the other one at the end in the metal shed--cars look nothing like that anymore, and that's what makes them so special! Glad you were able to get out of there without a sprained ankle (i cringed a few times watching this). Take care and stay safe, Ethan.
You're always out in the boonies in nice white tennis shoes.
Hello 👋 Ethan you always have Nothing but the best Content you Really know you're houses 🏘️& cars 😊 I admire you for that lots of love ❤️ from San Antonio Texas 🤗
small world Mary, as I faithfully watch Ethan also, the best Canadian explorer, and I'm in Lytle, just outside of SA .. 😊
cool explore Ethan, HNY, thanks!
It was an Awesome Adventure!!🤟I am a car enthusiast also, and although I hate to see them wasting away, they were still awesome to see!! The interior of that '82 Trans Am was in insane! I really hope Richard or Danny, or someone, does reach out and is able to make that happen! If it does, it would be so great if you were able to follow the progress and share it 😎 . 🤘✌️
Where is this at, id be interested in buying this property
several references were made to Ontario, Canada
Sometimes it amazes me why we do, what we do . Those Fords trucks now are hot. That Pontiac was 2 door ,damn
OK not a GTO, but still a 2 dr. ragtop. Cool cars!
Wonder who owns that land??
Amazing cars.. it's really ashame that they all ended up that way
yes you are, in Junk yard OLD SCHOOL heaven!
Video is great! For your protection I would bring a battery powered weedwhip. Myself I have an antique whip blade
What a waste how could someone let a camaro get so wasted?
I like your Mona Lisa hoodie❤
The Tractors are worth more than some junk cars from the 80s ,homie
Hello Ethan it’s sad seeing all of those vehicles just sitting there that would be nice if Danny could get some of them and restore them. Yes it was a different kind of video but enjoy it. Thank you for sharing have a great day 😊
Hello Ethan 👋Thank you for sharing this great video with us and I’m enjoying this one 👍❤️😎⭐️
Oh Ethan that Impala that Impala. You’d look so dope driving that. Your fun personality and backwards cap totally match it perfectly. Too bad it’s rotted and motorless cause that would be the perfect one for you. Thanks for the cool tour. Do more of these please.
The 65 Impala convertible has SS trim, I used to have one with 396 big block, white on red...keep rolling......
Wow. What a shame. Even the tractors are very cool.
I wish we could of seen a better view of the Mustang ! Thanks for the Great Video. There was some awesome Tractors there too !
Hi Ethan
You sure do know your cars. You are a real car enthusiast. How can anyone send you hate comments?
You know so much. That Mustang was cool but not worth you climbing over that caved in garage. I’m
glad you weren’t hurt. Some of those cars are there like 40 years judging by the way they sunk into the
ground. Some have trees that have grown in and around them. Thank you for braving those ladybugs
and burrs for us. This was a real treat and only because of your knowledge of cars.
Stay safe and well.🚘🛞🚖🚜👍🆒. WAY WAY COOL!!!
Ethan you having a field day I know he was excited to find theses collection of cars he love his cars it’s is pretty cool to look at i not gonna lie nice find but be very careful
That ford sport truck seat looked like it was in good condition of what was seen of it! That seat is worth about $200 itself!
I'll still buy the 63 Impala if you get it out I'll give you top dollar for it😮😮
All those tractors are Ford 8n’s except for three Ellis Chalmers😊
One of them was a Ford Ferguson.
I was very surprised to see all those cars on that property! How many vehicles does one person need. Maybe if one of the vehicles breaks down the others can be driven around as a spare. Usually a house hold will have at least 4 cars just in case one of the cars breaks down and they have 3 cars to drive around in.
My supervisor from work has a collection of cars and you never know what he is going to drive to work from one day to the next. Cadillacs, pontiacs, chevy trucks etc. Not sure how many exactly but i know he has at least three caddies.
You need boots and regular paints
My family's livelihood came from the business of towing and recovery, aka wrecker service. We have a lot very much like this. Originally a storage lot, after the wrecker brings the totaled vehicle into the storage lot, the owner gets with the insurance company. Sometimes they have them fixed up - in which case they don't stay in the storage lot - other vehicles, the insurance company pays the owner and the car is never retrieved. The grass and weeds do grow up tall around them, sometimes even trees grow out of them. Oftentimes they are harvested for parts, yet the shell just sits and decays.
You're learning, dude. That's the most important thing; THE most endearing aspect of your journey. So you get 👍👍from this older hot rodder 'cause you're really making the effort...and you're LEARNING...and that's the most important lesson. We older dudes didn't get all this ticky-tack detail knowledge in 5, 6, or even 10 years. It took most of us a couple decades to spot all these picayune details out for nearly all the cars you showed us. Don't be discouraged by any criticism; take it in stride and become the next gen of expertise, 'cause we're dying off. Stick with it!
First off, that's a 1968 Camaro. Two clues: the '67 had vent windows; the '68 & '69 did not. Also, the '67 had ROUND turn signal lights up in the grille; the '68 had rectangular turn signal lights ('69s had none up in the grille). So that was a 1968. Btw, it still had the original inline 6-cyl engine in it.
**1965 IMPALA**
That one happened to be a Super Sport. You could tell by the blacked-out horizontal strip below the trunk, above the bumper. Also, if I'm not mistaken, its color may have been that very rare "Evening Orchid"!! It was a very, very light Lavender hue. Really a super-rare color choice... and it was only offered for 1965 !!
**1963 IMPALA 409 CLUES**
> First, when you opened the hood of the '63, the car's Trim Tag was facing up on the driver's side cowl. There would be a stamping code that designates it as a 409.
> Otherwise, if the dash had a tachometer (mandatory with the 409) within the instrumentation, that'd be another clue.
> I see it had a floor shift, but I couldn't see if it had a clutch pedal. (Your camera moves too fast, even for us experienced car gurus, dude!).
> They took the radiator out (and its core support!). That would've been another 409 "tell" if it had the larger radiator.
> On the steering wheel's horn ring, you could see if it says SUPER SPORT around the Impala insignia. I couldn't tell from you FAST MOVING CAMERA!
Overall, let me offer this advice: Grab that '63 or the '65 Impala convertible as soon as you can scrounge up the $$. Neither are not that roached out. My observation: you get too fatalistic just because you see some rotted-out floors. Maybe it's your youth, I don't know... but they sell COMPLETE floors now for the '60s Chevys. So don't get discouraged. Hell! I replaced the FULL UNDERCARRIAGES on my two 1955 Chevys. They make the floor pans AND the complete firewall to rear bumper flooring, and they're not that expensive. Anyone with basic welding skills can spot weld that new floor to it. But those two-door 1960's classics are not growing on trees... and the finished ones are BIG $$$$ to buy!
Good luck, grasshopper! Keep it up!
Ethan Massey Ferguson tractor 😮
THAT WAS A 68 CAMARO
I watch these kind of videos because I love cars and trucks but I come away feeling worse knowing that these classics are wasting away. 65 Impala ragtop is rare.
Oh man, that is just heartbreaking 💔!!! Any Plymouth Cudas there??
If you want to walk around property like this wear steel toe work boots in case you step on aboard with a rusty nail etc. much safer than running shoes !
327 manual transmission car 😮😮😮❤
Year is on the tail lights
Sae68 = 1968 sae63=1963 they did this for a while not sure when they stopped doing that .
That Ford Explorer, my father bought one back in the late 70's early 80's.
It's a 1968 camaro first year for side marker lights and don't have window wings in the door.
Nice house 🏠🏡🏠🏡🏠
Looks like a dumping ground for stolen vehicles.
My thoughts exactly too
Someone loved trucks
The 63 impala was an ss car only ss cars had buckets seats and you could see where the ss emblems were on the quarter panel as well.
I remember these cars in the 60's. I was a kid. I think that Chevy is a BelAire.red Chevy is a ,1968
That is Impala SS I'll never abandon no Impala. 60s Impala they still around until these days now
thats a 68 camaro
Around 2010 or so when scrap prices were sky high if those would have been sold to a recycle facility & sent to the steel mills the owner could have made a bundle
Hi Ethan Nice to see some cars ✌️
Hey, aison, how are you doing my friend? I hope you had a good New Year. And a, you had merry christmas. It was too bad. You could not get to that Mustang, but I will tell ya it looks like whoever that guy was. He put the car, he liked alot in a garage or sometime of shelter. I mean, I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm a Ford man. I love my ford trucks,I love mustangs it was too bad. You were not able to get to that Mustang maybe if you get a chance to go back there and you're able to get to it, if that mustang is 429 cobra it could be worth a lot of money. I know they're rough, but you get them to. A certain body man they can turn a rotten car into a beautiful car. As you know,. I don't know how you keep fine.These awesome houses cars but keep doing it.I love your videos.matt from michigan
That car could be fixed and yes, that’s an SS because if you look on the rear, you can see where the. Ss go to
if the Chevy is a 64 414 in the Vin,will be first 3 number's if it's a SS, You never showed the tail lights
This was an interesting video, thanks!
THIS IS 63 CHEVROLET IMPALA SUPERSPORT FROM MY GUESS 327 CID 300 UP AND HOW YOU WOULD KNOW WHAT IT IS LOOK AT THE SIDE FINDERS
That was great txs.. car guy here too.. good cars wasted..like to have those lol good day. Do more hehe
Glad you enjoyed
Why dont you rescue them?
Greeat video, ignore the hatters. Sad to see all these once cool cars in this state.
That Trans AM with the tan interior is worth a good bit online. Why would someone ruine a 68k mile car (109 kilometers=67k miles)
Best explore ever!!! Those cars are cool 😊😊😊
It’s an SS with bucket seats and probably a 327 with 4spd.
This is incredible 😮
something you might want to know is in 68 there was a mandate for side marker lights so if a car has them then its most likely a 68 or later, one of those "monte carlo's" i think was a Chrysler cordoba or similar
for the camaro i was more looking at the vent windows because i know only 67 had them. appreciate the info 👍
The 1968 camaro went a ASTRO vent system and did a way with the windows wings on the doors but the 1967 and 1968 camaro doors will interchangeable so look on the dash for the round ASTRO vent holes .
I find it hard to believe this is an actual car “collection” on purpose …..looks more like cars that were driven till something broke then parked and nothing done to them. Like a life time of vehicles from family, friends etc….maybe picking up vehicles to “restore” someday 😅