Wow... what a story. I am so glad for RUclips. Twenty years ago we would never have the opportunity to go on this exploration with you. Thank you for the eye opener.
WOW.. Dwayne's collection is FANTASTIC..!! Nothing like a 1965 421 Tripower 4 speed 2+2, Jaguars, rare Trucks. Ojai Valley is a perfect place to cruise to and up into the canyons..!!!
I get a kick out of these people that say that all of the old cars have been found, and look what you come across. Amazing. Thanks for a great video, I always enjoy the show.
Because of this show I've started getting into cars. My first car that I've found 2 months ago was a Renault 4 in a barn. A pretty rare version of them here in Portugal. Because of the laws we cant do this type of barn finding but I've managed to be lucky and get it's papers. Hope the show gets bigger!
Wow I love this show and was so surprised to recognize George Wilson’s shop.. I had a few old cars when I was young and barely started working on cars.and would constantly pester George with questions. He would always politely answer and help. Super blast from the past.This was 40 years ago. He was the coolest.
Most of the cars you showed us were rotting, it would take over $70,000 per car to restore them my dad bought a beautiful 27 Rolls for $1 and I spent over $60,000 restoring a totally original car so one I see people throw a tablecloth over a car and tell you it was running last week I have to laugh. Most of these Hoarders want retail prices for their unrestored cars.
They've got all these cars but let's see more of them in different stages of restoration. Love to see more exotic foreign autos that we don't see much of in the U.S.A..
The best video ever i see here, congratulations Tom. Es el mejor que he visto, y el Pegaso, impresionante.!! No quedan muchos, ni siquiera aquí, en España. Un saludo.
Pegasos were just made for a few years during the 1950s. Mr Ricart had been the chief engineer of Hispano Suiza in the 30s. Even barn finds are worth a fortune :)
Wilfredo Ricard work for Hispano-Suiza in the 30s, and was chief of special production in Alfa Romeo later, collaborating with Enzo Ferrari in the competition scuderia from AR. The same fabric of Hispano-Suiza was rework after the spanish civil war and made the Pegasos Z-102.
Truly amazing what is out there in the barns and garages around the world. This stuff never gets old for me. My happiest place is in these dusty garages staring at hidden treasures of automotive history!
Just finished my first new truck a 1991 Chevy Silverado, which I gave to my son and in trun gave it to his son .my brother did the body and paint. So you can say it is all in the family.
Boy Tom, you passed over many great cars in this episode. Sure do wish the time could be taken to show us more of them. This video could have been an hour or more. Please - it's seems like you are baiting us. Show a little bit and on to other stuff. More, more, more! Chuck in Kansas
My guess is the blame is with Hagerty. Tom seems like he could spend hours talking cars. There seems to be a concensus of viewers to make these videos longer.
Hi Tom really enjoy your barn finds .I actually remember you living on long Island in the same street where I lived I remember seeing your old cars at your house .this is going to sound crazy but my mom knew you dad he picked up my mom because they worked at same place I remember your wooden wagon and your ford 2 dr wagon .I had alot of old cars myself. Love you program .
Tom, even in 1974, the GTX with the 440 had the hi-po (police spec) engine, which made a respectable 275 net horsepower. My brother had a '74 Monaco police car (which he got in '75 when the Sheriff's department turned it in for their new fleet of identical cars!), and it had the 400 hi-po, which was rated at 250 net hp. My dad's '74 Plymouth wagon, which had the civilian 400 2-bbl, had just 190 hp. The optional civilian 4-bbl had around 205 hp.
Christopher G I had a 73 polara police high speed pursuit pkg. It wasnt super quick but it would bury the 140 mph speedometer. It had 2 bullet holes in it 1 in the door 1 in door post. I never got out ran top speed but my 70 BB Chevelle was quicker. I loved to hear that big thermoquad on that 440. My buddy told me it had the good magnum heads but according to the factory none were built with them after 72 but hey my uncle had a 70 monte carlo with a bb402 4 spd. 1 of only 4 that had 4 spds(in chevelles they had 402's also but still called them 396) although they dodnt have a 4spd option, all were ordered by employees so who knows...
Another amazing, off the charts video Tom!!! But PLEASE make them LONGER!!!Just the part with Mr. Bowers could've been an hours long. HUGE THUMBS UP!!!!!!
Back in Somervile, Massachusetts ford finally sold the old Somervile assembly plant which closed in 1959. A buddy of mine the construction company he worked for got the job to clean out the plant so the owner could convert it to a shopping mall and was told whatever is there I want gone. At the north end of the old plant they found it walled off with plywood from floor to ceiling with a single man door with a padlock on it. One hammer strike later and the door was open and everybody froze when the looked inside. There were 62 cars sitting there up on blocks all covered with plastic, the most miles any of them had was 8.4 miles. They were all 1959 Ford Edsels in perfect condition. Everyone wanted one, ( there were only 18 employees) the boss said everyone would get a car the next morning. When everyone showed up the next morning all the cars were gone. The boss sold them overnight and as Ross told me he got just over $2 million bucks for them. He would have been better selling one of each to each employee because by the time the contract to clean out the old plant every single Caterpillar had burned up or been destroyed by the employees as they were very upset. It cost the owner of the construction company a lot of money to replace all the cat machines he had some of them were destroyed 4 times before the job was done. He threatened to call the cops on his employees and they told him right to his face go ahead, you won't be here when the cops arrive. He never called the cops and spent more than he got for the Edsel's in buying new replacement equipment. Damn shame. Thank you young lady for the look into the past farm wise as it is a beautiful thing to see and sad at the same time.
@@ingresswizard9044 - Indeed. It's an urban legend story I've heard before, years ago, up here in Michigan, regarding an old plant in Detroit.. All B.S.
Pegasos are amazingly beautiful. Wilfredo Ricart, an ex-Alfa-Romeo engineer was behind the project, which was funded/launched by Enasa, a Spanish truck building company. Great find!
Tom Cotter, what's the sense in having all thse beautiful auto's sitting, getting older & older & nobody getting the pleasure of restoring them & enjoying them ...!!!!!
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As an spaniard i am so proud of you for rediscovering and restoring this special spanish beauty, there are no longer any spanish brand a seen these beatifull creations taking care of feels really nice, like if the legacy from the spaniards that once work on these car still there, driving around.
I really love the way this show is been put together and the fact that Tom is driving his old Fords makes it even better!!!! Please continue in this way and don't make it a big flashy show.It don't need it.Keep up the good work:)
The episodes are too damn short! Surely enough footage is recorded to make episodes that are at least 30 minutes long? It's not like RUclips charges by the minute for uploads. Always enjoyable viewing, regardless of duration!
I LOVE all the classic and older vehicles! What a treat. Have a daily driver 91 Ranger XLT myself, with no intentions of leaving IT! (2.3L 8 plug fuel injected 5 speed) The Guy With Barn After Barn Of Classics Blew Me Away! Thanks For The Program. If I won the lottery tomorrow, I would Not buy A New Car, But perhaps A 54 Buick Roadmaster Or Something Along Those Lines. Thanks Again!
I'm with you. Too many details left out. Only 85 of the Spanish car made and they happen to have one in their garage, but somehow he's already restored one before. There is a story there.
Someone is going to buy them and they're going to get restored eventually, and even if they aren't, they're going to all end up like us in the end so no real use getting worried about it.
You are right, some of the people with very nice cars have no interest in restoring the cars but for some strange reason would prefer to watch the car rust into the dirt rather than sell it to someone that will restore it and put it on the road. Some people are strange.
Yes, 16 mins is just too short. He could have done a 2 hour show just on the cars at the last place. I saw him walk by cars that I was yelling at him to stop and tells us about it. And this is true for most of his shows - 16 mins is a teaser. And Tom is the perfect host.
Regarding that gear: I needed some for my CNC machine. I contacted a place in the US: $2600 each. I said NO EFFIN WAY the thing is 1" dia 14 deg pressure angle...3/8" bore..... I contacted a place in china, they said "we don't have the tool to do a 14 deg pressure angle, we'll have to buy it...we'll get back to you with a price"..... They got back to me 2 days later: $8,00 each plus $20 shipping...so I ordered 4....total cost? $36.00 Now I could understand if the US was double...or even triple....but 100x more?
It's the steel they are using. Chinese steel has been proven time and time again that thier forge processes aren't up to standard to the American equivalent. Under duress and pressure, the American one is always the better quality steel. Chinese junk isn't just a metaphor, it's the truth.
Great show, just found it today. Had a chance to visit "Shelby's" place or actually "Wilson Dinosaur Repair" and had a George play a trumpet for my missus and me. Such a lovely chap, and the cars down there...WOW
And there, ladies and gentleman, starting at 10:00 , is Duane, the clinical definition of a hoarder. "Just a hobby, really; I collect cars but I've never sold any". Classic. If he's married, she's one too , because there's no way ... well, you know the rest.
Pegasos are fabulous cars. Collectors are finally waking up to their true place in the pantheon of the world's greatest cars. Had a 4-cam V-8 and a 5-speed transaxle in the early '50's. Only a few exist in the world.
That's because your shopping with a price YOU want to pay. I don't want classic cars I want what the gentleman had in this video just alot more stuff And dust
The problem is people watch shows like this, and then think that their unrestored car is worth a whole lot more than it really is. I haven't seen any cars purchased on any of the episodes of this show that I've watched so far. So it's likely to say, the prices are a bit High when talking price point. Most of these guys are just Porter's who have no real concept of buying and selling. They just buy them for cheap and hold on to them, and ascribe some sort of value in their own deluded mind.
My favourite youtube channel...Amazing cars and at the same time sad and rust vehicles that have to be back on prime...! Big Hug and God bless you! Pablo De Oliveira Spain-Brazil
This Pegaso is owned by my grandmother and my father and I will begin restoration on it at the end of this year. Him and my grandfather restored the silver 1956 Z-103 back in the 90's. I can't wait to take this one to its first show!
We had a '67 Squire Estate Wagon with a 390 and a 3 spd auto. We had a passel of kids and this model had enough seats for all. After we put a smaller pulley on the power steering pump, it was a real freeway flyer in S. Cal.
Great episode, what a cool guy he is. one day, yes one day I want to get iver there and pick something up and go across the country in it.. preferably with my dad and my boy! done loads of travelling all around the States and its always the cars that are the stars ! keep up the great work Tom, we don't seem to see younas often in 2022 as previous years of Barn Find Hunter!
What a fun show! And as others have said, could go 30 minutes, an hour, and you'd easily have a lot of us still watching for sure!! :) I can't believe I just found this, but things seem to just pop up by some mysterious Google design.
NEx HD : yeah Honda civic next i am a Honda fan but i have to say all old school japanese car's a awesome especially Nissan before Renault got their dirty hands on them
Another great video, I can’t believe the gems you keep finding. I was half expecting a ‘41 Willys to be behind those garage doors and jump out, maybe one will turn up when you least expect it to. Love your Woodie, I built one for one of my relatives about 15 years ago,1929 Model A frame, repro cab, fibre glass fenders, aluminium hood ( we call it a bonnet here in the U.K.), English Ash bodywork with Ford Pinto running gear, finished in gloss black. Glad I found your channel and never disappointed with the content 👍🏻.
You know how many of these cars would've ended up in the crusher if it weren't for these supposed "hoarders" ?. Lots of these cars are for sale. If you're so concerned about them rotting away, buy one.
As long as these Harders hold on to these cars & Trucks while asking OTT prices they will end up being Crushed or worse, rotten away, these Hoarders are not interested in these vehicles, there only interested in the Big $ SIGN....
Roger J you think I have not tried to buy a few of them ? When these peoples places look like the ones on this show...there's a 90%+ chance that the owner won't part with anything on their property. Not a car...not a single grain of sand. What will happen to most of the classics held by these people is that they will become beyond restoration...then the headcase will stop paying their taxes & the property will be seized & the carcasses of the vehicles sold for scrap. OR, said hoarder will die in their hoard and some relative will sell them off to the scrappers. Sad, yes, but it happens all the time.
Mike Litoris some history behind it: that car was brought to the US sometime in the mid 60's. it was used as a daily driver in Madrid for years and the second owner of it bought it off of a used car lot!
That 1952 Pegaso makes it to Pebble beach that's the pinnacle of all the collector's cars, what a car, it's going to be nice when finished. From the looks of the pistons out of the V-8 Pegaso, how did it run on pump gas? Normally, a piston in that configuration the compression ratio would have to be 12.5-1. Anyone?
I hate it when people have all these great classic cars, yet they are stuffed in old crappy barns or garages covered in fourty years of dirt, but they won't part with anything, as these beauty's crumble to pieces. Let them go, LET SOMEONE RESTORE THEM. geez
When I see an alert for a new Barn Find video I drop my coffee, let go of the steering wheel, drop the baby, forget the wife, put on headphones and watch intently.
I named my daughter Shelby her middle name was supposed to be four speed my wife fought me over that and of course she won lol her name is Shelby Rain so sad I keep telling her I'm going to get it changed
Swooper S I named my oldest daughter Allison for the transmission co and I wanted to name my second daughter Mallory after the ignition system. The second was a no go with the wife as well. lol
Richard Johnson A Z-102 sold at RM Sotheby's auction in Monterey last year for over $800k. Granted that was a restored example. This Pegaso fully restored will be worth equal as that one, if not more.
Wow... what a story. I am so glad for RUclips. Twenty years ago we would never have the opportunity to go on this exploration with you. Thank you for the eye opener.
WOW.. Dwayne's collection is FANTASTIC..!! Nothing like a 1965 421 Tripower 4 speed 2+2, Jaguars, rare Trucks. Ojai Valley is a perfect place to cruise to and up into the canyons..!!!
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I get a kick out of these people that say that all of the old cars have been found, and look what you come across. Amazing. Thanks for a great video, I always enjoy the show.
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Because of this show I've started getting into cars. My first car that I've found 2 months ago was a Renault 4 in a barn. A pretty rare version of them here in Portugal. Because of the laws we cant do this type of barn finding but I've managed to be lucky and get it's papers. Hope the show gets bigger!
Sounds to me the laws in Portugal are quite restrictive, much worse than here in the USA.
Wow I love this show and was so surprised to recognize George Wilson’s shop.. I had a few old cars when I was young and barely started working on cars.and would constantly pester George with questions.
He would always politely answer and help.
Super blast from the past.This was 40 years ago. He was the coolest.
What a fantastic series, the thrill of the hunt with several different Marques shown. Very organic.
This is like!!! I love the little backstories on the cars or random parts laying around. This guy knows his stuff!
It makes me sad to see all these classics dying...
So. Cal...no rust.
Most of the cars you showed us were rotting, it would take over $70,000 per car to restore them my dad bought a beautiful 27 Rolls for $1 and I spent over $60,000 restoring a totally original car so one I see people throw a tablecloth over a car and tell you it was running last week I have to laugh. Most of these Hoarders want retail prices for their unrestored cars.
They've got all these cars but let's see more of them in different stages of restoration.
Love to see more exotic foreign autos that we don't see much of in the U.S.A..
Where do you get engine rebuild kits for a Pegaso V-8?!
The best video ever i see here, congratulations Tom.
Es el mejor que he visto, y el Pegaso, impresionante.!! No quedan muchos,
ni siquiera aquí, en España. Un saludo.
Pegasos were just made for a few years during the 1950s. Mr Ricart had been the chief engineer of Hispano Suiza in the 30s. Even barn finds are worth a fortune :)
Wilfredo Ricard work for Hispano-Suiza in the 30s, and was chief of special production in Alfa Romeo later, collaborating with Enzo Ferrari in the competition scuderia from AR. The same fabric of Hispano-Suiza was rework after the spanish civil war and made the Pegasos Z-102.
So great to see the old girls are still being found like this. Cannot get enough of these wonderful old cars.
Watching in Bonn Germany!
Best 16mins of my week, love these videos.
Truly amazing what is out there in the barns and garages around the world. This stuff never gets old for me. My happiest place is in these dusty garages staring at hidden treasures of automotive history!
In the garage since 1972? Now I don't feel so bad about not getting my projects done.
Indys Dad what project cars do you have
..same!
A neighbor of mine recently just fully restored his fastback mustang. Had it sitting in his garage for years since I was a kid.
@@volcommadness I have a 67 Camaro I bought in 73 with 89,000 miles on it it now has 110,000
Just finished my first new truck a 1991 Chevy Silverado, which I gave to my son and in trun gave it to his son .my brother did the body and paint. So you can say it is all in the family.
I love how Dwayne Bower opens up as the show progresses and he talks about his passion. Great video
Boy Tom, you passed over many great cars in this episode. Sure do wish the time could be taken to show us more of them. This video could have been an hour or more. Please - it's seems like you are baiting us. Show a little bit and on to other stuff. More, more, more! Chuck in Kansas
My guess is the blame is with Hagerty. Tom seems like he could spend hours talking cars. There seems to be a concensus of viewers to make these videos longer.
I agree! Hey Hagerty - are you listening??
Awesome video, subscribed
Hi Tom really enjoy your barn finds .I actually remember you living on long Island in the same street where I lived I remember seeing your old cars at your house .this is going to sound crazy but my mom knew you dad he picked up my mom because they worked at same place I remember your wooden wagon and your ford 2 dr wagon .I had alot of old cars myself. Love you program .
Kudos to the host for not being judgmental about the situations he encounters
I can't get enough of these videos...Amazing what's still out there !!! More ! More!
Tom, even in 1974, the GTX with the 440 had the hi-po (police spec) engine, which made a respectable 275 net horsepower. My brother had a '74 Monaco police car (which he got in '75 when the Sheriff's department turned it in for their new fleet of identical cars!), and it had the 400 hi-po, which was rated at 250 net hp. My dad's '74 Plymouth wagon, which had the civilian 400 2-bbl, had just 190 hp. The optional civilian 4-bbl had around 205 hp.
Christopher G I had a 73 polara police high speed pursuit pkg.
It wasnt super quick but it would bury the 140 mph speedometer. It had 2 bullet holes in it 1 in the door 1 in door post.
I never got out ran top speed but my 70 BB Chevelle was quicker. I loved to hear that big thermoquad on that 440. My buddy told me it had the good magnum heads but according to the factory none were built with them after 72 but hey my uncle had a 70 monte carlo with a bb402 4 spd. 1 of only 4 that had 4 spds(in chevelles they had 402's also but still called them 396) although they dodnt have a 4spd option, all were ordered by employees so who knows...
A car guy that is not aloof, egotistical , and full of self importance? He IS the man . Sub .
Awesome series! what a dream job, touring the country looking for old classic cars. Sensational!
Another amazing, off the charts video Tom!!! But PLEASE make them LONGER!!!Just the part with Mr. Bowers could've been an hours long. HUGE THUMBS UP!!!!!!
Back in Somervile, Massachusetts ford finally sold the old Somervile assembly plant which closed in 1959. A buddy of mine the construction company he worked for got the job to clean out the plant so the owner could convert it to a shopping mall and was told whatever is there I want gone. At the north end of the old plant they found it walled off with plywood from floor to ceiling with a single man door with a padlock on it. One hammer strike later and the door was open and everybody froze when the looked inside. There were 62 cars sitting there up on blocks all covered with plastic, the most miles any of them had was 8.4 miles. They were all 1959 Ford Edsels in perfect condition. Everyone wanted one, ( there were only 18 employees) the boss said everyone would get a car the next morning. When everyone showed up the next morning all the cars were gone. The boss sold them overnight and as Ross told me he got just over $2 million bucks for them. He would have been better selling one of each to each employee because by the time the contract to clean out the old plant every single Caterpillar had burned up or been destroyed by the employees as they were very upset. It cost the owner of the construction company a lot of money to replace all the cat machines he had some of them were destroyed 4 times before the job was done. He threatened to call the cops on his employees and they told him right to his face go ahead, you won't be here when the cops arrive.
He never called the cops and spent more than he got for the Edsel's in buying new replacement equipment.
Damn shame.
Thank you young lady for the look into the past farm wise as it is a beautiful thing to see and sad at the same time.
This did not happen. 62 low mileage Edsel’s hitting the market all at once would be a huge story.
@@ingresswizard9044 - Indeed. It's an urban legend story I've heard before, years ago, up here in Michigan, regarding an old plant in Detroit.. All B.S.
Ha! Ha!
Pegasos are amazingly beautiful. Wilfredo Ricart, an ex-Alfa-Romeo engineer was behind the project, which was funded/launched by Enasa, a Spanish truck building company. Great find!
Tom Cotter, what's the sense in having all thse beautiful auto's sitting, getting older & older & nobody getting the pleasure of restoring them & enjoying them ...!!!!!
As an spaniard i am so proud of you for rediscovering and restoring this special spanish beauty, there are no longer any spanish brand a seen these beatifull creations taking care of feels really nice, like if the legacy from the spaniards that once work on these car still there, driving around.
I really love the way this show is been put together and the fact that Tom is driving his old Fords makes it even better!!!!
Please continue in this way and don't make it a big flashy show.It don't need it.Keep up the good work:)
Stumbled across you video I’ve got goose bumps that just won’t go away ,iam hooked
The episodes are too damn short! Surely enough footage is recorded to make episodes that are at least 30 minutes long? It's not like RUclips charges by the minute for uploads. Always enjoyable viewing, regardless of duration!
next time yer in pa. email me. wait till i show you some new, old stuff, heh heh heh.
I LOVE all the classic and older vehicles! What a treat. Have a daily driver 91 Ranger XLT myself, with no intentions of leaving IT! (2.3L 8 plug fuel injected 5 speed) The Guy With Barn After Barn Of Classics Blew Me Away! Thanks For The Program. If I won the lottery tomorrow, I would Not buy A New Car, But perhaps A 54 Buick Roadmaster Or Something Along Those Lines. Thanks Again!
Pegaso Z-102 Supercharged was the fastest road car of its time. Very attractive car, too.
twogreatguitars this one is a 2.8L with a single 2 barrel Weber.
These shows are so making me wish I lived over in the states! There is nothing better than seeing all these old cars and some even for sale!!
No you don’t want to live there, too many nutters with guns.🇦🇺
I wish this was 60 min. long sow. Come on sponsors let go of the cash..
old man They could just upload a hour long unedited video and I'd watch it
I'm with you. Too many details left out. Only 85 of the Spanish car made and they happen to have one in their garage, but somehow he's already restored one before. There is a story there.
I´m with you too,so many great stories and history with all those wonderful cars.
I have to stop going to the casino.
Glen Hesketh casinos? me too.
I love that series and you are so professional in everything you do ... Compliment for that !!!! I can't wait to see another episode ... GREAT !!!!!!
Love this show but it’s just too painful watching these hoarders destroy these amazing works of art.
Someone is going to buy them and they're going to get restored eventually, and even if they aren't, they're going to all end up like us in the end so no real use getting worried about it.
You are right, some of the people with very nice cars have no interest in restoring the cars but for some strange reason would prefer to watch the car rust into the dirt rather than sell it to someone that will restore it and put it on the road. Some people are strange.
Once again, I'm blown away...just awesome!!
Yes, 16 mins is just too short. He could have done a 2 hour show just on the cars at the last place. I saw him walk by cars that I was yelling at him to stop and tells us about it. And this is true for most of his shows - 16 mins is a teaser. And Tom is the perfect host.
No engine = no problem turn it into electric vintage car as by 2028 California emission standards will be very strict !
The Spanish/French one has a Very Cool front end...and then the right sound coming out of that thing. Thanks cool find.
Absolutely awesome! If you need a roadie, I'm in!!!! Just don't tell my wife and kids.
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I have to say that this is by far the best of the barn find hunter just great old cars thanks for sharing!!!!
When I saw the intro thought, no way that's a Pegaso, but I'm susprised to see one on the states that went there so early
A Picasso just sitting in someone's garage. I heard that when Picasso's dog used to bark, he went ART! ART! ART!.
Regarding that gear:
I needed some for my CNC machine. I contacted a place in the US: $2600 each. I said NO EFFIN WAY the thing is 1" dia 14 deg pressure angle...3/8" bore.....
I contacted a place in china, they said "we don't have the tool to do a 14 deg pressure angle, we'll have to buy it...we'll get back to you with a price".....
They got back to me 2 days later: $8,00 each plus $20 shipping...so I ordered 4....total cost? $36.00
Now I could understand if the US was double...or even triple....but 100x more?
Muskoka Mike II
I wonder how the quality compares. Either way the American company is outrageous
It's the steel they are using. Chinese steel has been proven time and time again that thier forge processes aren't up to standard to the American equivalent. Under duress and pressure, the American one is always the better quality steel. Chinese junk isn't just a metaphor, it's the truth.
elipsorange get a grip maga
@@elipsorange Not all places in China get the same steel grade or even source it from China.
I love the belt that locks the hood on the Jaguar 120. That will be beautiful cleaned up.
They are still out there! Thanx for a great show!
Great show, just found it today. Had a chance to visit "Shelby's" place or actually "Wilson Dinosaur Repair" and had a George play a trumpet for my missus and me. Such a lovely chap, and the cars down there...WOW
That 1941 Lincoln Continental could almost be mistaken for a 2019 BMW.
Beautiful country. Idk how, but seeing it randomly on film made me feel truly blessed to live in this area.
And there, ladies and gentleman, starting at 10:00 , is Duane, the clinical definition of a hoarder.
"Just a hobby, really; I collect cars but I've never sold any". Classic.
If he's married, she's one too , because there's no way ... well, you know the rest.
she's an enabler
If that guy has a wife, she is stuffed.
Image all those cars built and working .. impeccable
I love irony in how these people treat these classic cars like shelves, yet want to sell them for outrageous prices because they are so "rare".
Obama columnist’s Dinner speech
Or else they never sell any of them.... Guess they are taking them to the grave??
Pegasos are fabulous cars. Collectors are finally waking up to their true place in the pantheon of the world's greatest cars. Had a 4-cam V-8 and a 5-speed transaxle in the early '50's. Only a few exist in the world.
All these classic cars and I have trouble even finding one for sale at a reasonable price xD
That's because your shopping with a price YOU want to pay. I don't want classic cars I want what the gentleman had in this video just alot more stuff And dust
The problem is people watch shows like this, and then think that their unrestored car is worth a whole lot more than it really is. I haven't seen any cars purchased on any of the episodes of this show that I've watched so far. So it's likely to say, the prices are a bit High when talking price point. Most of these guys are just Porter's who have no real concept of buying and selling. They just buy them for cheap and hold on to them, and ascribe some sort of value in their own deluded mind.
another unique show , so interesting and showing real AMERICA
The body shop next door to my shop is bidding on restoring an undocumented Yenko. I am hoping they get this car.
Mann I hope you get it and make a video
Did they get it?
My favourite youtube channel...Amazing cars and at the same time sad and rust vehicles that have to be back on prime...!
Big Hug and God bless you!
Pablo De Oliveira
Spain-Brazil
SO this guys hobby is to collect hard to find, rare and or collectible vehicles worth alot of money and let them deteriorate in the woods? Some hobby
Wanka 🇦🇺
I've very lucky because I have seen 6 or 7 Z-102s and OMG they are incredible cars.
I'm very happy to see that another one is returning to the road
This Pegaso is owned by my grandmother and my father and I will begin restoration on it at the end of this year. Him and my grandfather restored the silver 1956 Z-103 back in the 90's. I can't wait to take this one to its first show!
I love that tow truck I remember that from the movie💯💛
Tom I love your enthusiasm!
Where's the 67' ford wagon??? I'm in love with that car
We had a '67 Squire Estate Wagon with a 390 and a 3 spd auto. We had a passel of kids and this model had enough seats for all. After we put a smaller pulley on the power steering pump, it was a real freeway flyer in S. Cal.
Superb music...worth watching JUST for the groove !!!!!!!!!!!!! TY !!!!!!!!!!!
Pegaso "Horse". 360 HP, 32 valve, V8, from 50's. Fastest car at the time.
Pegaso "Pegasus" , maybe? Caballo = horse
Best car program and host on RUclips.
The 440 GTX is awesome I like that car 💯
Great episode, what a cool guy he is. one day, yes one day I want to get iver there and pick something up and go across the country in it.. preferably with my dad and my boy! done loads of travelling all around the States and its always the cars that are the stars ! keep up the great work Tom, we don't seem to see younas often in 2022 as previous years of Barn Find Hunter!
man I wish they talked about each individual car more...
What a fun show! And as others have said, could go 30 minutes, an hour, and you'd easily have a lot of us still watching for sure!! :) I can't believe I just found this, but things seem to just pop up by some mysterious Google design.
Needed some one to clean out the garage 😂people in kalifornia 🤣
1:42 "Well, I see a headlight." The guy is hallucinating!
Next: Honda Civic barn find
NEx HD : yeah Honda civic next i am a Honda fan but i have to say all old school japanese car's a awesome especially Nissan before Renault got their dirty hands on them
All the CVCC were rust buckets. They have dissolved into the atmosphere.
"All this car needs is an exhaust system. And maybe just an entirely new body."
NEx HD. i know where one Cvic 1975 is. no rust . engine hasn't started in 30 years.
MetaView7 I've seen a few in her California desert that have managed to survive due to the dry conditions.
I just love seeing these old cars and trucks. Thanks for the video. Iowa
What was the OTHER car Carl had covered up in the garage..?
Another great video, I can’t believe the gems you keep finding. I was half expecting a ‘41 Willys to be behind those garage doors and jump out, maybe one will turn up when you least expect it to. Love your Woodie, I built one for one of my relatives about 15 years ago,1929 Model A frame, repro cab, fibre glass fenders, aluminium hood ( we call it a bonnet here in the U.K.), English Ash bodywork with Ford Pinto running gear, finished in gloss black.
Glad I found your channel and never disappointed with the content 👍🏻.
More crazy old hoarders letting classics rot away in their yards. Smh
You know how many of these cars would've ended up in the crusher if it weren't for these supposed "hoarders" ?.
Lots of these cars are for sale. If you're so concerned about them rotting away, buy one.
As long as these Harders hold on to these cars & Trucks while asking OTT prices they will end up being Crushed or worse, rotten away, these Hoarders are not interested in these vehicles, there only interested in the Big $ SIGN....
ROTAXD "they are going to restore them someday"
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Roger J you think I have not tried to buy a few of them ? When these peoples places look like the ones on this show...there's a 90%+ chance that the owner won't part with anything on their property. Not a car...not a single grain of sand. What will happen to most of the classics held by these people is that they will become beyond restoration...then the headcase will stop paying their taxes & the property will be seized & the carcasses of the vehicles sold for scrap. OR, said hoarder will die in their hoard and some relative will sell them off to the scrappers. Sad, yes, but it happens all the time.
Rolling that car out with $25 Autozone Jacks. Love it!!!
Lol, here in Spain that car is considered a Holy Grail. My god. I never think one of these could end on usa.
Mike Litoris some history behind it: that car was brought to the US sometime in the mid 60's. it was used as a daily driver in Madrid for years and the second owner of it bought it off of a used car lot!
Wow!!! Fantastic, thanks!!
Yep! This car is my restoration project with my father. Should be starting restoration within a year or so.
This show is awesome I can't believe i haven't seen this on RUclips before my week is literally set and it's Monday.
Excellent, more please.
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This show just keeps getting better and better!
That 1952 Pegaso makes it to Pebble beach that's the pinnacle of all the collector's cars, what a car, it's going to be nice when finished. From the looks of the pistons out of the V-8 Pegaso, how did it run on pump gas? Normally, a piston in that configuration the compression ratio would have to be 12.5-1. Anyone?
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Tom You have a Good Car Sir
I might be the only person watching this that actually knows who Big Sean is
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I hate people that say they love old cars and yet allow them to rot away in the weather. Criminal!
This time on Car Hoarders..
IKR#$$! RLMFAO
that pegaso looks beautiful
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IM outa here....
david Hube who wants to go to RUclips
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I hate it when people have all these great classic cars, yet they are stuffed in old crappy barns or garages covered in fourty years of dirt, but they won't part with anything, as these beauty's crumble to pieces. Let them go, LET SOMEONE RESTORE THEM. geez
When I see an alert for a new Barn Find video I drop my coffee, let go of the steering wheel, drop the baby, forget the wife, put on headphones and watch intently.
I love the fact that Dwayne has a lot of uncommon cars, even the Pontiac's are special.
how sad someone would cram a car like that into a garage with all of that crap.
Amazing, the love of old cars. It's a great show!!! Keep up the good work!!!#
kinda sad really. Most are sitting there unused, neglected.
Really great video. It isn't often that I screen clip images from videos but this is really a collection of portraits. Many thanks for posting this.
I named my daughter Shelby her middle name was supposed to be four speed my wife fought me over that and of course she won lol her name is Shelby Rain so sad I keep telling her I'm going to get it changed
Holdadolla Shelby, Porsche, Crystal... Cheap Hookers names. Horrible.
Swooper S I named my oldest daughter Allison for the transmission co and I wanted to name my second daughter Mallory after the ignition system. The second was a no go with the wife as well. lol
Scott Kurtzman we tried 🍻
Scott Kurtzman i know a guy named kenny falls. named his kid Justin Casey Falls.
+Ronan B
The fact that your comment almost got more likes than swooper's comment really lowers my fate in humanity.
Very cool to see all this Tom! Keep them coming!
Watched the whole thing and didn't see a million dollar car.
How did you miss the Pegaso Z102?
Richard Johnson A Z-102 sold at RM Sotheby's auction in Monterey last year for over $800k. Granted that was a restored example. This Pegaso fully restored will be worth equal as that one, if not more.
Richard Johnson 8:08 multi-million dollar car.
So it's actually a $1M restoration project.
L Malino lol
Just discovered this channel and these barn find videos, im in heaven now.
Pegasus, it was a car for royal families only!
Nuno Real as Wilfredo Ricart said, Jewels for the rich!