🤣 Never thought I'd see my father on RUclips. Just a simple country boy with a passion for cars, not even knowing murders took place there bless his heart. Yall stay safe out there!!
He should definitely consider making a RUclips channel or show his project cars. It was very informative on old school cars and their price! Great passion!
Hillbilly would’ve stayed there for a week talking and exploring with you if you let him lol! He was so happy just to talk to someone about his love of vintage cars. You made his day Lamont!
Shout out to HILLBILLY for giving us an education and reminiscing on all the old school vehicles 🤠 they sure do not make them that way anymore! Thanks again for another one Lamont ✌ ♥ just another methed up situation!!! 🤦♀️
@@ericjenkins2816 lmao only one in his mental capacity, I worked for some of the finest street rod builders in the states, sadly he has zero knowledge regarding what is and isn't a collectable vehicle 😅
You're a good guy Lamont. Even though you weren't really interested in the cars and everything this sweet man was talking about, you listened to him and let him talk about something he loves. We get so caught up in ourselves and what we are doing in our lives that we forget there's a lot of good and interesting people in the world. You made that man's day and gave him a good story to tell his family. Watching this warmed my heart and I loved how passionate this man is about the cars he loves. That's rare these days. Thank you for sharing your life with us 🙏😉
Hillbilly needs his own youtube channel about fixing them old classic cars. he knows his stuff about them. your awesome Lamont. Thank you. I liked some of those cars myself.
Started out about a quadruple murder video and then with zero care of the murders besides it being a excuse to walk the property this truck driver salesmen took over the video and turned it into his own classic car hunt and appraisal video 😅
I have a funny feeling Hillbilly may have found his new home. He would get a great deal on the murder house, and just arrange for the yard to be left as is. With the rapport the two of you have together, you could do a few collabs. This is turning out to be the most unpredictable and fascinating channel ever. Great job bro.
It's always nice to meet people that are passionate about something that doesn't include video games or sports these days. Hillbilly is a rare breed. And he seems like a pretty decent fella
The " Im still watching" spray painted on that car in the front, eerie! Love that gentleman's energy. The quality and vibe he has. A real man, gentleman, and like how he calls his woman, his "lady".You thought you were investigating a murder location. Lol, you got a classic car tour! Pretty cool, love his passion. The muderer should hire him, to sell off those cars.
This man is right on when he is telling you about these old cars. I have built cars for over 50 years so I have learned a little. He really does know his stuff!
@@bevcamren1316 I haven't got to drive it yet I'm lucky enough to have found it my dad was 12 when his dad got shot in it an my whole life my grandma would talk about this car so would dad an my uncle's not knowing where it went after court battles then or arguements hard to tell it's an amazing story but I got it home an my family is body men so lol they will all be helping bring it back but because you said that I wanted to tell you the car has been sitting since 77 but in good shape just sitting in it with the dash lights on is amazing knowing it's past because he bought it new it 66 an died in 66 not in it but shot in it then died 5 days later from that it's hard to explain the feeling
I grew up on a property similar to this but it was because it was my Dads career. He ran a business and was a mechanic. We had even older vehicles then what was shown here. I don’t know how long my Dad ran his business for but it took a very long time to clean up the property and sell it because he was changing careers. I was a little girl then, I remember being small enough to sleep on the roller creeper and watch my dad or other mechanics working on vehicles. But even at that age I remember theft being a huge issue. It happened once in front of me and scared me half to death when I saw my dad catch a guy stealing from off our property. He roughed him up a bit and words were exchanged. My dad is a big guy and this other guy was even bigger but to see my Dad toss him around like a rag doll was chilling for me to witness. This happened in rural Saskatchewan. Anyway had a great experience growing up there. A couple of my uncle’s and my brother restored vehicles there for themselves.
I agree Rand. Over the last year and half or so (IMO) - - Lamont has really upped his content game. He no doubt has taken it to another level. But that should be expected, he *is* a YTube Baller. ha!
that went from a murder scene video to an episode of american pickers real quick and i loved it you can see how enthusiastic hillbilly is about them old cars what a gem
The guy who took you into the junkyard did very well for interviewing - not camera shy at all. He accompanied you on the scene, AND he knows his automotive history, that's for sure. It was very cool that he pointed out the Bronco and recalled the exact model OJ owned during the famous "chase." And one just like it happened to be on the lot!! Plus, he got to learn as well about the horrible crime that took place there, thanks to you - great video👏👍.
Smart man.. don't steal like a piece of trash and you won't end up cut up and thrown in the river like a piece of trash. Simple. Let that man out of jail.
Yes sir. This was all over national news. Old Joe was notorious for being mean AF! One bad man. I still won't drive past that place. The families have filed a lawsuit and I believe all his properties are tied up until this is all settled. That means old SOB can't sell anything right now.
What a murdering demon he could of called the cops and had them poor old addicts arrested but he chose to murder them instead he deserves life in prison. That hillbilly guy said that old cutless is worth 20k but it would take about 30k to restore it. Prime example how one man's trash is another man's treasure. Brilliant video as usual Lamont.
The smile on your face at the end was so genuine. And so was Hillbilly. My Dad was from Oklahoma. Some very decent, nice people. The drugs are bad in places. They creep in when the jobs creep out. Nice unexpected collab. Take care. ❤
Well what an interesting video Lamont. Wouldn't of guessed I'd learn so much. This guy knows his cars. Its so true.. One man's junk is another man's treasure. Thank you both!
Sadly he is a wanna be who honestly doesn't know diddly squat about cars with the exception some ate 2 doors and some 4 doors, I worked in the street rod industry in CA for years, the vehicles in that yard are not even suitable for parts much less buildable
That ol' boy was in 7th heaven seeing all those cars and just talking about them. He was super informative. Love your videos. Listen to your gut when approaching folks. Keep safe on your travels.
Lamont my guy great story again. Rest in peace to the 4 men who lost their lives, sad and senseless. Shoutout to Hillbilly Shane Hill, y’all would make a hell of a team. He should start his own RUclips channel. I’d love to see hillbilly go live on location to find, sell and restore old cars.
What an awesome excursion this turned into. I just learned more about old cars in this video than ever before. That dude should just buy that place if it ever goes up for sale.
I was scared for you wanting to enter the scrapyard at first, but in the end I realized what was pulling at you ,what an enlightening and educational tour with an expert guide as well, thank you Lamont for a job well done🎉
I absolutely love the collaboration with Mr. Hillbilly and Lamont. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Lamont learned that day about some classic cars and trucks for dam sure. Title of video should be Lamont gets crash course of classic cars 😆
Lamont, you struck gold on this one! That said, be very careful about following some peckerwood into the trees. Hillbilly turned out to be bona fide, next time, only God knows.
I commented to two ignorant female's bashing the hillbilly gentleman, saying he doesn't know what he's talking about, literally bashing this good hearted gentleman, that pissed me off
Hillbilly is wholesome and I loved this video! He has a passion and it's refreshingto see. He's definitely in his element 😊 "You just never know who your neighbor is anymore" Keep on keeping on Lamont! I was one of your 1st 5k subs and I'm still happy to be here. Awesome to see all your hard work and growth being so supported 👏
yep, its crazy that he reminds me of so many of the folks I grew up with. All of them were like that, he’s certainly one of the older style hillbillies. The newer ones have almost all been ate up by drugs and its sad - likely one of the reasons we’re in the situation we’re in :(
Ol' hillbilly is like a kid in a candy shop! I love this episode 😍 Thank you Lamont and hillbilly. Before I saw what vehicles were in there, I was guessing that the victims were looking for catalytic converters. They fetch a good price.
My husband and Hillbilly could hang out there every day for months talking cars. In the beginning when Lamont was saying why would anyone try to steal this crap, I’m like, No! That’s stuff is worth a fortune!
What are the chances that you two were at this place at the same time, miracle!! He knows so much. This part of the video is awesome! Thank you Lamont & Hillbilly!
Car parts, Lamont. That’s why people go there. I’d go there. There’s an amazing assortment of valuable and rare cars and parts. Sad to see them just sitting there. That guy you met knows his stuff. Love his junkyard crawl tour.
That guy knew what he was talking about! My sister's husband is a mechanic & loves the older cars & she works for a metal recycling plant in Waco, & she tells me about the prices of different metals. Plus, do you remember all the copper theft and have you seen the cages people put around their A/C units now? People have even broken into power plants to steal metal and have gotten electrocuted in the process! Pathetic! P.S. I saw a '67 Chevy Truck, reminded me of my Daddy's truck! Fond memories! 💙
Hilly is about 85% accurate with the cars, and his appraisals are about double what they’re actually worth. But glad he was around to let know know there’s a lot of good shit in there
Wow! That guy knows his cars! I sure hope he can get in touch with the guy, or someone who can help him get what he wants. I was sitting here (at first) hoping the guy wasn't some kind of crook or nut case leading you into an ambush (or who knows what) But he turned out to be a nice guy who knows all about cars and their value. As for the guy sitting in jail who did those horrible things to those other guys, well he can rot in there! I know the victims weren't angels themselves, but no one deserves to die like that! Take care Lamont!
In days of old thieves got the same kind of justice. And that's because throughout all the years of civilization scum like those four were recognized as destroyers and impoverishers. I mean, it involves much more that just taking stuff -- entire lives and cities can go down the drain if they aren't confronted and dealt with harshly. They come home with loot, proud of what they've done, and get a kiss on the cheek from some scraggly strumpet... next thing ya know, they're the hero of some little kid who looks up to them, and a new thief is born. And don't think for a minute that if they were facing many years in jail those guys wouldn't have assaulted and murdered the junkyard owner to shut him up forever! He should get an award for all the future crimes he prevented and all the money he saved taxpayers by putting their lifelong spree of terror & chaos to an end. Best use of scrap lead I've ever heard of.
*LOL* Had to pause at the 25:04 mark to comment, Lamont. This is some *fantastic content.* Well done. If Kale put this all together, she did a fine job. That's great that this fella stumbled upon you, he definitely knows what he's speaking about. One of my main "drive around" vehicles is a 1990 Ford F150 Inline Straight 6 with a 5 speed OD. I had a fella offer me $5,000 grand in cash - - rolled up in a thick paper grocery bag for my truck. Months later some old timer offered me $7,800. Cracks me up. I'll keep my truck. ha!
At first I thought you were crazy going back in that scrap yard with Hillbilly but he turned out to be a good ol boy. He was right about those old 50's Chevy pickups and the short bed 70's Chevy pick up. Those are like gold now days. Oh yeah and after the guy with the big knife came out of the woods at the beginning I would have just drove on and skipped this video but you hung tough and got it done with the Hillbilly bonus. Great job brother can't wait for your next video. Stay safe Amigo!
Lamont, I found Hillbilly to be very entertaining! I loved those old cars. Especially, the ones from the 60,s and seventies. Brought back memories my friend! Great nostalgic video. ❤😊
I really enjoyed your time with hillbilly in the scrap heap! This took me back to my late teenage years of going out with the boys to the junkyard. I had always been taught a woman needs to know how to take care of her car and I learned a lot in the junkyards.
Been reading a lot of comments and I think I'm about to talk my dad aka "Hillbilly" into starting his own channel maybe Lamont at Large can make an appearance for some support.
I'm a Supernatural fan--I was waiting for Bobby Singer to appear with his shotgun at any moment. I thoroughly enjoyed this video, I love old cars and a big thanks to Hillbilly for the info/education! Aaaaand as always thank you Lamont, AWESOME video and I LOVE the pics of the vehicles you added throughout! Love you!
Loved listening to hillbilly. My husband and I use to rebuild old cars and engines. WE had a 53 wyllis jeep modified with a 350 engine,12 to 1 pistons it was geared so low that it would pop a wheelie in a second. Rebuilt a 73 monte Carlo from the ground up. A 56 chevy rag top. God this brought back so many memories. Too many to mention. I love old muscle cars and trucks
@@randalthor6872 Ikr! Hillbilly said @17:18 the old man should have just let them have what they wanted and poured them out a little pile....Really? Who is going to catch someone stealing from them and say ohhh hey take this too? The killing and dismemberment did go overboard, but that just sounded crazy to me.
I love all your videos but this one was AWESOME!! I have always loved old cars (still do at the age of 70) & drove many of them back in the day. I love hearing “Hillbilly” talk abt them…could listen to him all day! Thank you Lamont for this story & video of the junkyard. Keep on doing what you do bc you’re the best! ❤️
Damn lamont going into a murder scene like that with a stranger named hillbilly. Don't think that I could've done it but thank you for it. He was pretty cool 😎
Great video! I know why Hillbilly wants Crager mags, they were the BOMB when I was in high school (class of 86). All of the "cool guys" had them on their Chevelles, Mustangs, Camaros, etc. Keep the great content coming.
I run a salvage yard myself and just taking a quick glance at his inventory he has some pretty good items. It may not look like it to other people just the square body parts alone would bring a good price right now. However there is nothing worth dying or going to jail over.
I remember mentioning this case to you a few months ago. At that time, they had found the bodies, however there was little else about the case online. I imagine he shot them somewhere out there in the scrap yard, and he just used a chain saw to dismember them wherever they fell out there. By now, there's probably no traces of the crime. No doubt he tossed all the evidence ( his bloody clothing, the chainsaw), into the River along with the body parts. No doubt that scrap yard is haunted as hell, those guys never stood a chance and have unfinished business still to sort. My condolences to the families, no matter what they were up to, they didn't deserve to die.🕊Hillbilly seems like a nice guy, pretty determined to get his dream car. What a character, he just might be able to buy it from the killer, you never know!
@@tedrichards683 Yeah I'm surprised he threw them in the river. Maybe so they'd be found. He's an idiot. Should've just called the cops if they were trespassing.
This went from a quad homicide crime vlog to an entire automobile education video. This dude is pretty much spot on with those prices and he has a true passion for classic cars. Great guy! Glad you ran into him there. What’s sucks most about this place, other than seeing these beauties rot, is if or when there’s an auction for the vehicles you’ll never be able to pull them out. They’ll have to auction off the entire property
So glad you covered this Lamont. I had lost track of this story after i saw the news that the mens bodies had been found. I never knew who had killed them. I feel very sad for the familys of the men. But i also feel bad for this man that was trying to make a living and people stealing from him. I can understand "losing it". If something doesnt belong to you leave it alone. Respect others. Stay safe Lamont. I dont want to see your murder on You Tube! God bless you always.🙏🤗❤️
I'll bet it was non stop & ese hard workers snap! The Super predators are incredibly frightening & he figured nobody would miss uch immoral people 🤔Poverty kills
Hillbilly was one of those old school car guys, and you can tell. He has so much knowledge on those cars, trucks, and SUVs. He knows his way around a metal scrapyard too. Plus, he showed Lamont and all of us how much money is in a scrap yard. Its almost like seeing an episode of Junkyard Gold.
That's a good old dude right there. And he is more correct than incorrect in almost everything he is saying. I wish hordes of these old cars would end up with people like him instead of guys that hoard them and let them rot into the ground because "Im gonna restore it someday"
Ok, ok, after watching this all the way, you really brought back some very fond memories. I had a few of those great cars over the years and one of my favorites was the 442 Olds. Dad did not let me drive it after one race, fantastic cars, love the seventies and sixties. Long live the Baby Boomers. God Bless.
Wow! You're in my town. I can't describe what the atmosphere was like during that time. It was as if some kind of thick, evil energy that you could almost cut with a knife had rolled up straight from Hell. People all over here just seemed to have shut part of themselves down. Thank you for covering this. There was a horrific murder in the 1980s in Henryetta that you might be interested in as well. Be careful. Okmulgee county is one of the worst. I'm moving out of this dump on June. Great job.
As a girl who spent a child hood in places like this, taking off parts to keep the family beater going, this brings me back! Some places would sell parts cheap if you took them off your self before the car was scraped... walking around each car had a family, a story to end up there, some in crime tape..
Wow! I’ve never seen anybody literally almost drag you around! That was fun! Loved when you said now that’s breaking and entering!! He’s right about those cars. My family owned and retired from the glass business and I’m seeing lots of money just in glass. Fun video!😂😂
A big shout out to HillBilly! A car yard, which is a car collectives dreams. 'A kid in a lolly shop addiction'. I do hope Hillbilly makes contact and purchase these wrecks. I wonder why the owner did not live in that blue warehouse/ garage? You would of thought he would off built a fence around his property with security cameras and guard dogs and turned it into a car museum and looked after it! (Rest in Peace to the young fellas who were tragically killed there) Well Done to Lamont for doing this video as it was very informative and great to watch.
I worked for a scrap yard owner his name was Phil Lucas RIP he was a self made millionaire doing it from the 60s 70s 80s 90s The Storys he told me was unreal . Back in the 60s he was on a job in new york city They wanted to Gut a hidden bar from the bootleg days and he carefully took it down and rebuilt it in his lakefront home in his basement it was absolutely amazing
I am glad that the both of you did not get shot and becomes victims as well. Hillybilly is very knowledgebale about classic cars which made this vid even more interesting for me because i have always admired these types of vehicles. Good job Lamont!
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🤣 Never thought I'd see my father on RUclips. Just a simple country boy with a passion for cars, not even knowing murders took place there bless his heart. Yall stay safe out there!!
Your dad is smart for having someone on the phone with him. He was being vigilant. 👍
Your father is a good hearted, kind man.❤
Watch out for chiggers
He should definitely consider making a RUclips channel or show his project cars. It was very informative on old school cars and their price! Great passion!
We need more people in this world like your father. He’s awesome
I love how this video went from a murder mystery investigation to a treasure hunting old car video!! Hell of a twist!
You Know It's Serious When Lamont Pulls The Drone Out 😂
Well said!!
How about that!!!
😆 but Fact 💯
I knew about this true crime case.
The four men were sus. Drug deal gone wrong.
@@klass_1221 so are you saying that they weren't there to steal? That it was actually a drug deal gone wrong?
@@kristab321 Makes More Sense That A Drug Deal Went Wrong Then A Man Killing And Dismembering 4 People About Scrap Metal
Hillbilly would’ve stayed there for a week talking and exploring with you if you let him lol! He was so happy just to talk to someone about his love of vintage cars. You made his day Lamont!
Shout out to HILLBILLY for giving us an education and reminiscing on all the old school vehicles 🤠 they sure do not make them that way anymore! Thanks again for another one Lamont ✌ ♥ just another methed up situation!!! 🤦♀️
You got that right! He is a true professor on old school vehicles.
This is very interesting I love the old vehicles my 4 brothers like to rebuild and they collect them
@@lauracordova4302 We should get on our bicycles and go get them some parts!! Meet me in Oklahoma!! 😂
5 thousand is the magic number
@@ericjenkins2816 lmao only one in his mental capacity, I worked for some of the finest street rod builders in the states, sadly he has zero knowledge regarding what is and isn't a collectable vehicle 😅
You're a good guy Lamont. Even though you weren't really interested in the cars and everything this sweet man was talking about, you listened to him and let him talk about something he loves.
We get so caught up in ourselves and what we are doing in our lives that we forget there's a lot of good and interesting people in the world.
You made that man's day and gave him a good story to tell his family.
Watching this warmed my heart and I loved how passionate this man is about the cars he loves. That's rare these days.
Thank you for sharing your life with us 🙏😉
Hillbilly needs his own youtube channel about fixing them old classic cars. he knows his stuff about them. your awesome Lamont. Thank you. I liked some of those cars myself.
RUclips ain't for everyone. Lamont is the only guy for this!☑️ You gotta have star quality.... And you can't be a know it all.
Definitely. He’d make a killing on RUclips w his knowledge on older cars.
@@LadyAlchemyy That's your opinion, you don't know the old man like that
Started out about a quadruple murder video and then with zero care of the murders besides it being a excuse to walk the property this truck driver salesmen took over the video and turned it into his own classic car hunt and appraisal video 😅
@@LostinRestoration39 but it was absolutely boring the minute he started and joined!
I have a funny feeling Hillbilly may have found his new home. He would get a great deal on the murder house, and just arrange for the yard to be left as is.
With the rapport the two of you have together, you could do a few collabs.
This is turning out to be the most unpredictable and fascinating channel ever. Great job bro.
I Just Pissed Myself When Lamonte Said,"At Least They Can Hear Us Getting Shot!"😂😂
Lamont is finally in a Junkyard! Woop Woop! And yes that guy knows his shit.
It's always nice to meet people that are passionate about something that doesn't include video games or sports these days. Hillbilly is a rare breed. And he seems like a pretty decent fella
Nothing wrong with games and sports just majority of ppl just like it dont hate on em cause that's what they like.
The " Im still watching" spray painted on that car in the front, eerie!
Love that gentleman's energy. The quality and vibe he has. A real man, gentleman, and like how he calls his woman, his "lady".You thought you were investigating a murder location. Lol, you got a classic car tour! Pretty cool, love his passion. The muderer should hire him, to sell off those cars.
This man is right on when he is telling you about these old cars. I have built cars for over 50 years so I have learned a little. He really does know his stuff!
He's right on what they go for absolutely an I have a 66 Impala SS 2 door myself it takes alot of work but they are worth money
@@moosestangls5099 great car ...enjoy
@@bevcamren1316 I haven't got to drive it yet I'm lucky enough to have found it my dad was 12 when his dad got shot in it an my whole life my grandma would talk about this car so would dad an my uncle's not knowing where it went after court battles then or arguements hard to tell it's an amazing story but I got it home an my family is body men so lol they will all be helping bring it back but because you said that I wanted to tell you the car has been sitting since 77 but in good shape just sitting in it with the dash lights on is amazing knowing it's past because he bought it new it 66 an died in 66 not in it but shot in it then died 5 days later from that it's hard to explain the feeling
He doesnt know the difference between an AMX and a mid 70s mustang though😂
@@TSpencer30 I thought that looked like a 73 - 74 Mustang too
I grew up on a property similar to this but it was because it was my Dads career. He ran a business and was a mechanic. We had even older vehicles then what was shown here. I don’t know how long my Dad ran his business for but it took a very long time to clean up the property and sell it because he was changing careers. I was a little girl then, I remember being small enough to sleep on the roller creeper and watch my dad or other mechanics working on vehicles. But even at that age I remember theft being a huge issue. It happened once in front of me and scared me half to death when I saw my dad catch a guy stealing from off our property. He roughed him up a bit and words were exchanged. My dad is a big guy and this other guy was even bigger but to see my Dad toss him around like a rag doll was chilling for me to witness. This happened in rural Saskatchewan. Anyway had a great experience growing up there. A couple of my uncle’s and my brother restored vehicles there for themselves.
Is it just me or Lamont just getting better and better at what he does?!?!
Quickest 37 minutes I've ever experienced : )
I could do this all day!
He is the Best !!!!!
I agree Rand. Over the last year and half or so (IMO) - - Lamont has really upped his content game. He no doubt has taken it to another level. But that should be expected, he *is* a YTube Baller. ha!
When you enjoy somthing time don't matter (:
Man he's getting better and better
that went from a murder scene video to an episode of american pickers real quick and i loved it you can see how enthusiastic hillbilly is about them old cars what a gem
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You too Shunta ❤️
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The guy who took you into the junkyard did very well for interviewing - not camera shy at all. He accompanied you on the scene, AND he knows his automotive history, that's for sure. It was very cool that he pointed out the Bronco and recalled the exact model OJ owned during the famous "chase." And one just like it happened to be on the lot!! Plus, he got to learn as well about the horrible crime that took place there, thanks to you - great video👏👍.
Did I hear that correctly? Did he dismember all of those thieves? That is a very very dangerous man
Yup
Smart man.. don't steal like a piece of trash and you won't end up cut up and thrown in the river like a piece of trash. Simple. Let that man out of jail.
Yes
Yes sir. This was all over national news. Old Joe was notorious for being mean AF! One bad man. I still won't drive past that place. The families have filed a lawsuit and I believe all his properties are tied up until this is all settled. That means old SOB can't sell anything right now.
He’s obviously done it before
What a murdering demon he could of called the cops and had them poor old addicts arrested but he chose to murder them instead he deserves life in prison.
That hillbilly guy said that old cutless is worth 20k but it would take about 30k to restore it. Prime example how one man's trash is another man's treasure.
Brilliant video as usual Lamont.
exactly what I was thinking, sure you could fix it, it takes years of work and $$$. These are more like parts cars.
I didn’t think I would be interested in ‘junk’, your co host certainly knows his stuff.
U can make alot of money over 1,000 dollar very easy a night
Hillbilly needs his own RUclips channel on rebuilding classic cars. He knows his stuff and I could listen to him talk all day.
I was really scared for you when you went in with a stranger. Thank God he was a good guy.
The smile on your face at the end was so genuine. And so was Hillbilly. My Dad was from Oklahoma. Some very decent, nice people. The drugs are bad in places. They creep in when the jobs creep out. Nice unexpected collab. Take care. ❤
Well what an interesting video Lamont. Wouldn't of guessed I'd learn so much. This guy knows his cars. Its so true..
One man's junk is another man's treasure. Thank you both!
Sadly he is a wanna be who honestly doesn't know diddly squat about cars with the exception some ate 2 doors and some 4 doors, I worked in the street rod industry in CA for years, the vehicles in that yard are not even suitable for parts much less buildable
I wouldn't dyer to go on that property. You take too many chances. Thanks Lamont for this video God bless and stay safe 👍
That ol' boy was in 7th heaven seeing all those cars and just talking about them. He was super informative. Love your videos. Listen to your gut when approaching folks. Keep safe on your travels.
Lamont my guy great story again. Rest in peace to the 4 men who lost their lives, sad and senseless. Shoutout to Hillbilly Shane Hill, y’all would make a hell of a team. He should start his own RUclips channel. I’d love to see hillbilly go live on location to find, sell and restore old cars.
Hillbilly and Lamont are fearless beings!
I hope you follow up with Hillbilly to see if he was able to get in touch with this guy. Great video!
What an awesome excursion this turned into. I just learned more about old cars in this video than ever before. That dude should just buy that place if it ever goes up for sale.
I was scared for you wanting to enter the scrapyard at first, but in the end I realized what was pulling at you ,what an enlightening and educational tour with an expert guide as well, thank you Lamont for a job well done🎉
I absolutely love the collaboration with Mr. Hillbilly and Lamont. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Lamont learned that day about some classic cars and trucks for dam sure. Title of video should be Lamont gets crash course of classic cars 😆
Lamont, you struck gold on this one! That said, be very careful about following some peckerwood into the trees. Hillbilly turned out to be bona fide, next time, only God knows.
This guy needs his own channel visiting scrap yards, first interesting man who knows what he is talking about i have heard on youtube.
I commented to two ignorant female's bashing the hillbilly gentleman, saying he doesn't know what he's talking about, literally bashing this good hearted gentleman, that pissed me off
@@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164 you poor baby get a life women hater
Lamont is one of the greatest storytellers.. He's right up there with legends Peter Thomas and Robert Stack and Bill Kurtis
Peter Thomas my fav, forensic files
Loved this vid I grew up in old car club I love cars
Hillbilly is wholesome and I loved this video!
He has a passion and it's refreshingto see. He's definitely in his element 😊
"You just never know who your neighbor is anymore"
Keep on keeping on Lamont! I was one of your 1st 5k subs and I'm still happy to be here. Awesome to see all your hard work and growth being so supported 👏
yep, its crazy that he reminds me of so many of the folks I grew up with. All of them were like that, he’s certainly one of the older style hillbillies. The newer ones have almost all been ate up by drugs and its sad - likely one of the reasons we’re in the situation we’re in :(
One of the best videos lol loved it
That's why you should aways be kind.
Hillbilly is also on meth. No joke. Most of you arre blind to see it. WOW
And I agree he knows what he's talking about that place is a gold mine....
Ol' hillbilly is like a kid in a candy shop! I love this episode 😍 Thank you Lamont and hillbilly. Before I saw what vehicles were in there, I was guessing that the victims were looking for catalytic converters. They fetch a good price.
My husband and Hillbilly could hang out there every day for months talking cars. In the beginning when Lamont was saying why would anyone try to steal this crap, I’m like, No! That’s stuff is worth a fortune!
What are the chances that you two were at this place at the same time, miracle!!
He knows so much.
This part of the video is awesome! Thank you Lamont & Hillbilly!
I ended up being so absorbed in this video , this dude was such an interesting and knowledgeable guy , loved listening to him , thanks Lamont.
Car parts, Lamont.
That’s why people go there.
I’d go there. There’s an amazing assortment of valuable and rare cars and parts. Sad to see them just sitting there. That guy you met knows his stuff. Love his junkyard crawl tour.
Excellent video. 77-78 Trans Am were my favorite years. Loved the mid 80's Cougar too.
That guy knew what he was talking about! My sister's husband is a mechanic & loves the older cars & she works for a metal recycling plant in Waco, & she tells me about the prices of different metals. Plus, do you remember all the copper theft and have you seen the cages people put around their A/C units now? People have even broken into power plants to steal metal and have gotten electrocuted in the process! Pathetic! P.S. I saw a '67 Chevy Truck, reminded me of my Daddy's truck! Fond memories! 💙
Hilly is about 85% accurate with the cars, and his appraisals are about double what they’re actually worth. But glad he was around to let know know there’s a lot of good shit in there
Wow! That guy knows his cars! I sure hope he can get in touch with the guy, or someone who can help him get what he wants. I was sitting here (at first) hoping the guy wasn't some kind of crook or nut case leading you into an ambush (or who knows what) But he turned out to be a nice guy who knows all about cars and their value. As for the guy sitting in jail who did those horrible things to those other guys, well he can rot in there! I know the victims weren't angels themselves, but no one deserves to die like that! Take care Lamont!
In days of old thieves got the same kind of justice. And that's because throughout all the years of civilization scum like those four were recognized as destroyers and impoverishers. I mean, it involves much more that just taking stuff -- entire lives and cities can go down the drain if they aren't confronted and dealt with harshly. They come home with loot, proud of what they've done, and get a kiss on the cheek from some scraggly strumpet... next thing ya know, they're the hero of some little kid who looks up to them, and a new thief is born. And don't think for a minute that if they were facing many years in jail those guys wouldn't have assaulted and murdered the junkyard owner to shut him up forever! He should get an award for all the future crimes he prevented and all the money he saved taxpayers by putting their lifelong spree of terror & chaos to an end. Best use of scrap lead I've ever heard of.
Lamont you are really doing a great job! Please keep it up and be safe! I was worried about the guy with the knife. Live your best life my friend ❤
I enjoyed this and seeing the old cars too. It is a shame to see classics rusting away.
*LOL* Had to pause at the 25:04 mark to comment, Lamont. This is some *fantastic content.* Well done. If Kale put this all together, she did a fine job. That's great that this fella stumbled upon you, he definitely knows what he's speaking about. One of my main "drive around" vehicles is a 1990 Ford F150 Inline Straight 6 with a 5 speed OD. I had a fella offer me $5,000 grand in cash - - rolled up in a thick paper grocery bag for my truck. Months later some old timer offered me $7,800. Cracks me up. I'll keep my truck. ha!
At first I thought you were crazy going back in that scrap yard with Hillbilly but he turned out to be a good ol boy. He was right about those old 50's Chevy pickups and the short bed 70's Chevy pick up. Those are like gold now days. Oh yeah and after the guy with the big knife came out of the woods at the beginning I would have just drove on and skipped this video but you hung tough and got it done with the Hillbilly bonus. Great job brother can't wait for your next video. Stay safe Amigo!
Lamont, I found Hillbilly to be very entertaining! I loved those old cars. Especially, the ones from the 60,s and seventies. Brought back memories my friend! Great nostalgic video. ❤😊
Not necessary to apologize for wind noise, we enjoy knowing you are actually recording not using old footage like some Tubers do ❤
I really enjoyed your time with hillbilly in the scrap heap! This took me back to my late teenage years of going out with the boys to the junkyard. I had always been taught a woman needs to know how to take care of her car and I learned a lot in the junkyards.
Wow, Hillbilly came in and made the video a classic
Been reading a lot of comments and I think I'm about to talk my dad aka "Hillbilly" into starting his own channel maybe Lamont at Large can make an appearance for some support.
Yesssss, that would be amazing...your Dad is great...his knowledge of cars was awesome
This gentleman is like the energizer bunny,just keeps on going 😅nice fella Lamont,glad you felt safe with him😊
I'm a Supernatural fan--I was waiting for Bobby Singer to appear with his shotgun at any moment. I thoroughly enjoyed this video, I love old cars and a big thanks to Hillbilly for the info/education! Aaaaand as always thank you Lamont, AWESOME video and I LOVE the pics of the vehicles you added throughout! Love you!
That guy knew his car and I could listen to him all day .
Loved listening to hillbilly. My husband and I use to rebuild old cars and engines. WE had a 53 wyllis jeep modified with a 350 engine,12 to 1 pistons it was geared so low that it would pop a wheelie in a second. Rebuilt a 73 monte Carlo from the ground up. A 56 chevy rag top. God this brought back so many memories. Too many to mention. I love old muscle cars and trucks
Hillbilly stole the show!! He knew his stuff, great vlog Lamont!!
Love old junkyards. Felt like Hillybilly owned the place and was showing you around.
Lamont: this is breaking and entering now…
Also Lamont: “well let’s see what’s inside” 😂😂😂
Rest in peace to all the victims. Be safe out there Lamont
They aren’t victims they were trying to steal IMO Justice was served 😮
the thieves? I mean...I guess they kind of brought that on themselves : (
Victims? Thieves
lol
@@randalthor6872 Ikr! Hillbilly said @17:18 the old man should have just let them have what they wanted and poured them out a little pile....Really? Who is going to catch someone stealing from them and say ohhh hey take this too? The killing and dismemberment did go overboard, but that just sounded crazy to me.
Hillbilly 🤠needs his own channel....... Good job Lamont!!!
I love all your videos but this one was AWESOME!! I have always loved old cars (still do at the age of 70) & drove many of them back in the day. I love hearing “Hillbilly” talk abt them…could listen to him all day! Thank you Lamont for this story & video of the junkyard. Keep on doing what you do bc you’re the best! ❤️
Damn lamont going into a murder scene like that with a stranger named hillbilly. Don't think that I could've done it but thank you for it. He was pretty cool 😎
Noway would I do it! Scary!😊
Great video!
I know why Hillbilly wants Crager mags, they were the BOMB when I was in high school (class of 86). All of the "cool guys" had them on their Chevelles, Mustangs, Camaros, etc.
Keep the great content coming.
Cragers were big when I was in middle and high school (1970s).
Mickey Thompson were also big back then.
I run a salvage yard myself and just taking a quick glance at his inventory he has some pretty good items. It may not look like it to other people just the square body parts alone would bring a good price right now. However there is nothing worth dying or going to jail over.
I remember mentioning this case to you a few months ago. At that time, they had found the bodies, however there was little else about the case online. I imagine he shot them somewhere out there in the scrap yard, and he just used a chain saw to dismember them wherever they fell out there. By now, there's probably no traces of the crime. No doubt he tossed all the evidence ( his bloody clothing, the chainsaw), into the River along with the body parts. No doubt that scrap yard is haunted as hell, those guys never stood a chance and have unfinished business still to sort. My condolences to the families, no matter what they were up to, they didn't deserve to die.🕊Hillbilly seems like a nice guy, pretty determined to get his dream car. What a character, he just might be able to buy it from the killer, you never know!
The guy could have dumped the bodies in one of those junks and load dirt onto it in a mound. no one would ever find them.
Erin i also brought this case up also a year ago
@@tedrichards683 Yeah I'm surprised he threw them in the river. Maybe so they'd be found. He's an idiot. Should've just called the cops if they were trespassing.
Wow Hillbilly should get awarded a PHD in car knowledge. Fascinating video and really glad no one got shot .
I was saying don’t go in….. looks like you found a buddy and he really knows his stuff!
This went from a quad homicide crime vlog to an entire automobile education video. This dude is pretty much spot on with those prices and he has a true passion for classic cars. Great guy! Glad you ran into him there. What’s sucks most about this place, other than seeing these beauties rot, is if or when there’s an auction for the vehicles you’ll never be able to pull them out. They’ll have to auction off the entire property
So glad you covered this Lamont. I had lost track of this story after i saw the news that the mens bodies had been found. I never knew who had killed them. I feel very sad for the familys of the men. But i also feel bad for this man that was trying to make a living and people stealing from him. I can understand "losing it". If something doesnt belong to you leave it alone. Respect others. Stay safe Lamont. I dont want to see your murder on You Tube! God bless you always.🙏🤗❤️
I'll bet it was non stop & ese hard workers snap! The Super predators are incredibly frightening & he figured nobody would miss uch immoral people 🤔Poverty kills
As the saying's goes: "One man's trash is another man's treasure". Meaning: "What is useless to one person, might be valuable to another".
Live in Tulsa, just 40 minutes away from Okmulgee. This case was huge in our area when it happened.
Hillbilly was one of those old school car guys, and you can tell. He has so much knowledge on those cars, trucks, and SUVs. He knows his way around a metal scrapyard too. Plus, he showed Lamont and all of us how much money is in a scrap yard. Its almost like seeing an episode of Junkyard Gold.
Well this turned out to be quite the adventure! I love the old cars too Hillbilly, I hope you get your tires. Thanks Lamont!
That's a good old dude right there. And he is more correct than incorrect in almost everything he is saying. I wish hordes of these old cars would end up with people like him instead of guys that hoard them and let them rot into the ground because "Im gonna restore it someday"
This guy knows cars. He elevated your video.
Ok, ok, after watching this all the way, you really brought back some very fond memories. I had a few of those great cars over the years and one of my favorites was the 442 Olds. Dad did not let me drive it after one race, fantastic cars, love the seventies and sixties. Long live the Baby Boomers. God Bless.
Wow! You're in my town. I can't describe what the atmosphere was like during that time. It was as if some kind of thick, evil energy that you could almost cut with a knife had rolled up straight from Hell. People all over here just seemed to have shut part of themselves down. Thank you for covering this. There was a horrific murder in the 1980s in Henryetta that you might be interested in as well. Be careful. Okmulgee county is one of the worst. I'm moving out of this dump on June. Great job.
Another slam dunk, Lamont. Hillbilly is good folk. I seriously could listen to y'all talk all day. Thanks, man!💯👍🙏
The guy you bumped into and gave you a tour of the yard, was awesome! Great vid!
As a girl who spent a child hood in places like this, taking off parts to keep the family beater going, this brings me back! Some places would sell parts cheap if you took them off your self before the car was scraped... walking around each car had a family, a story to end up there, some in crime tape..
This guy looks like a kid in a candy shop.
Wow! I’ve never seen anybody literally almost drag you around! That was fun! Loved when you said now that’s breaking and entering!! He’s right about those cars. My family owned and retired from the glass business and I’m seeing lots of money just in glass. Fun video!😂😂
My brother bought a 1981 Cadillac we loved that thing it was HUGE.
Hillbilly is a treasure 🙏🏻 I feel like you were meant to meet him Lamont.
That guy was very knowledgeable! My mom drove a mid 70s Monte Carlo and my dad had one of the boxy 70s Chevy trucks back in the day...
My parents had a 1974 Monte Carlo, dark olive green with a black top. My mom said she felt like she was driving a big frog, lol 🐸
How cool was that!!??? Thank you hillbilly for helping Lamont make this one of his better videos! Congrats Lamont!! ❤
This was an excellent video! I could listen to you and Hillbilly talk about cars all day! Thank you. 💗😎
A big shout out to HillBilly! A car yard, which is a car collectives dreams. 'A kid in a lolly shop addiction'. I do hope Hillbilly makes contact and purchase these wrecks. I wonder why the owner did not live in that blue warehouse/ garage? You would of thought he would off built a fence around his property with security cameras and guard dogs and turned it into a car museum and looked after it! (Rest in Peace to the young fellas who were tragically killed there) Well Done to Lamont for doing this video as it was very informative and great to watch.
Hope you can do an update to see if hillbilly got an answer from junkyard guy on those rims!
I worked for a scrap yard owner his name was Phil Lucas RIP he was a self made millionaire doing it from the 60s 70s 80s 90s The Storys he told me was unreal . Back in the 60s he was on a job in new york city They wanted to Gut a hidden bar from the bootleg days and he carefully took it down and rebuilt it in his lakefront home in his basement it was absolutely amazing
That dude is cool and knows his car stuff......very personable too. Good video....
Thats heartwarming and hilarious that hes been back there so many times AND never stolen anything! 😂
This man, I am impressed he knows alot
I am glad that the both of you did not get shot and becomes victims as well. Hillybilly is very knowledgebale about classic cars which made this vid even more interesting for me because i have always admired these types of vehicles. Good job Lamont!
I work just a couple miles away.
Seeing Hillbilly so excited with the Burt Reynolds car now thats a whole moment
That was a creepy place. I’m glad you had someone with you when you went on that property.