Shocking how much we throw away. My brother drove a golden hawk in high school that he and my dad fixed up I miss that car to this day. TFS I rarely get excited about new cars. The old cars are my favorite 🤩. Enjoyed the trip down memory lane. Blessings from California.
Im from Australia- I’ve always wondered why North Americans love their 2 door cars so much. Here- we love our 4 doors, do them up, hot rod them, race them. Thanks for the vid and Good luck with your police car build.
Two-door cars are sporty-er they're lighter that makes them faster. I think of a four-door as grandfather's car or grandmother's car. And if you drive a four door car you must have children.
Most cars were designed as 2 door cars. The design is compromised by adding two extra doors. 4 doors are getting more popular in the states because they cost a lot less than a 2 door.
Well I have definitely just seen a great adventure. If you did another 100 films of these old cars in detail, I would watch them ALL. I LOVE OLD AMERICAN CARS !!!
+JOHNNIE: LORD OF THE MungoidHen PEOPLE I'm so glad you like the video! They just don't make cars like these anymore, subscribe as I'm going on more adventures soon!
For Alex and Melissa and family My Dad used to have a wrecking yard around Georgian Bay Ontario from 1964-1969 or maybe a bit earlier. It is nice to see these classic cars again. We would have a lot of cars from the 50's; also a wooden panel truck, an army truck etc. We had 124 acres but we used about two farmer fields for the cars. He used the cars for parts and then would get the guy to come from Barrie and crush them when they were stripped. Sometimes I think it would have been "neat" to have kept the hood ornaments. I think they would be worth a lot. This video brings back good memories. The business is probably still running today; by somebody else of course. It it on a rural road not far from town. We moved to the Queen Charlotte Islands in the fall of 1969. We have moved since. I am back in Ontario; most of my family is on Vancouver Island, so I enjoyed your videos of that as well and passed them on to the family as well. Good halibut and chips on the Fisherman's Wharf in Victoria where you where. Going for a visit this spring and plan to go there again. It will be worth it.
Enjoying your videos! Came across your channel today when I saw the hoarder house series. Really enjoying following along! Also, I agree. I've got a '68 Firebird I put an Ls1 in and currently upgrading/updating the suspension.
Great video of this old junk yard!! A long time ago I would have given anything to wonder like yourself through a yard like this, however, to restore any of these cars it would cost not one but two Fortunes and then some. I used to enjoy the hobby till it became unbearably expensive! Good Luck on Police Car project!!
This is a great junk yard. Most other yards have cars that have damage or are rusted bad. Nice to see cars with interiors that are somewhat complete. You need to make more videos of this yard.
Hey man. Can we find 60s 70s muscle cars in canadian junkyards or other yards like these? Can we find them easily in canada? I want a ss chevelle actually i love that car. 😀
Great vid, cracks me up when people say these are wasted, these are the 1% that remain for the other 1% they can’t afford to be restored, the other 98% went in the ground 50 years ago, try digging them up
It is always disturbing when you find someone who has all this vintage gold and just lets it lay out in the weather to rot. Sell them or give them to someone who can put them to use before they disolve. Imagine the parts value alone of most of those cars and trucks.
Lord, you sound like a very rich man. If this yard were yours no doubt you'd have built buildings large enough to hold everything. Imagine the parts value? Duh, it's a salvage yard and how the man makes a living, you snob rich dud! If it's disturbing then don't watch. Yeah, I said dud not dude.
Very entertaining, I couldn't help but notice the early Ford Econoline vans early in your visit to the scrapyard. Bought my brother his first van for $15.00 which he drove for almost a year, back in 1973.
the other white new yorker with the square steering wheel is a 64 and why the bumper isnt rusty its probably stainless steel good to have a rust free bumper that wont fall apart on impact
I like the Mercury Breezeway-yes, it was an, uh, interesting concept. I wonder, too, what was the idea, behind that oblong steering wheel, that the '61 Chryslers sported?
A lot of once wonderful cars originally junked for one reason or another, most of them now ready for the crusher. These aren't projects; they're nightmare money pits. If you buy an antique car, you'll pay less in the long run if you buy one already restored.
A guy does not restore a car to save money you restore because they are hard to find an you want to put your owen touch on them an get sense of accomplishment been doing it more than 40 years
Awesome video! It's fun looking at all the old cars. That 1970 Torino at 26:12 would be a sweet ride if it was all fixed up. The old push button Chrysler and Dodges with the big fins are cool as well. Long live the classic rides!
I love finding old junk yards and have actually found one recent that I’ll throw a video of soon to share. It’s a Chevy lot I believe. Or Colorado junk yards all have the older historic area. Great walking around with you..you’re very informative! Thank you
The 49 Ford was not a HardTop but a 2 Door Coup sometimes called a business coup and it could have been a 50. BTW why are all of these valuable cars doing still sitting here? A lot of them should have been restored and being driven or in a collection....The rusty 4 door is a 51 4 door sedan...
I am from Europe and we dont have Junk yards like this, I still like to walk through yard like this, perhaps I plan a Holliday in the future to experience this my selfe! Nise vid!
Hi, Alex. You"re young fella so us old geezers should forgive any missteps in identifying cars that were manufactured 30 or more years before you were born. Good job on the tour! Thoroughly enjoyable. Also, and assuming its as nice as it looks on video, that '62 Ford is fairly priced.
+bigkahuna1950 thanks so much, yes these were all made well before I was born, and I'm still learning :) I may have to go back for that Ford! Thanks for watching!
This farm reminds me of lots of places i grew up in out in Ohio,Indiana way back in the eatly and mid 1970's. I just loved going out and exploring tons of spectacular new to me,areas. Growing up in a military family, we moved a whole lot of times and to many amazingly cool places! Everytime we moved, it was always a whole bunch of new friends and people to meet,along with Indiana Jones types of adventures.weed act as if we're discovering wonderful treasure hunt pirates of the Caribbean adventures around every new corner or field or farmstead. Great memories and times of yor! Rrrrrrr avast you scurvy landlubbers! Lol! thanks again! Some cool fixer uppers by the mile there,i can't even imagine the muscle car treasures he had through the ages that went into the collection. ▪☆☆☆▪
Richard Kingsley But when he’s asking six grand for the black barn find, maybe he was asking too much for them back then. But it’s 2019 and all over. There were several cars that my eyes 👀 looked at that were possibles for me, but shipping elite be exorbitant to Spokane.
Back in the 50’s most police departments used 2 door sedans for cruisers. That 1958 Chev, 2 dr sedan would be the perfect vehicle to restore as a place car. Use a 283 c.i.d., 2 barrel with 3 speed on the column and you have the perfect cruiser. I restored a 1959 Chevy Biscayne as a Maryland State Police patrol car. It won every car show that I entered it in. Great fun😎
Yo" chief I truly enjoyed checking out your video I wished that you would have stayed to show off some more car's and take more video's, but thanks anyway I would have love to have been there to view some old classic car's, looks like a lot fun I guess, I guess I'm gonna have to get my cash together.✌🏾😀
You have no glue to the demand for trucks as you walked every single one of them. I can guarantee that there are more people interested in those 60-66 Chevy trucks than there are interested in a shoe box Ford. Nice yard and video.
Yea totally skipped all the old trucks and most if the popular stuff. I saw a few impalas and a chevelle or two. A dodge power wagon too. Screw a old LTD and rusted out ford 4 door
The newer cars definitely look strange amongst the old classics. I've heard the four doors are starting to come back in style so who knows he might get some luck selling some of them.
Curiosity Incorporated Alex, could you list the cars name if all of them greater than the year 2000? That’s the beauty of old cars. From a block away you could cite make and year 🚘😉!
there was a 2 door ford around 1946 see if it has good back seat arm rest and if he would sell them. I have a 41 ford and need them if they would work it could be a mercury
Curiosity Incorporated Thanks for replying! I subbed and am right now binging on your videos. I bet you’ve heard this before but You, Sir, are living the life!
29:35 behind the 1950 you were looking at, is a 1963 Ford Galaxie. My folks had a 1963 1/2 and the difference was a fastback roofline. Loved that car.
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How much is in that place is beyond probably most peoples imagination, must be at least 300 hundred cars and probably much more in bikes, trucks, spares and so on. Wonder if that old timer knows how much he has. Real interesting video, I think you may need to go back and shoot some more video on that place. Think maybe his prices are a little high for the stuff outside that is in a pretty bad state.
Yup !! Typical Old Bird that thinks his rusty junk is worth something it's not !! Explains why he has so much. More than likely a mix of throughout the years no one has given what he has been asking combined with the fact that he is convinced all of that crap is increasing in value.
cool video. My mom bought my dad his 1950 Ford 2 door V8 Shoe Box at $4000. it drove into garage, but needed some work. Great project, Kept most of motor as it was, seats redone, to original look, with Fords 2007 fabric. could be a great cop car, I see the vision
Fun to watch but 95% of what's shown is pure junk. Most people have no idea how much work and $ is involved in bringing cars in this state back to life.
Well sure but you will have a hart time buying cars like that in a newish condition. Junk is Gold if it is rare junk ;) At least in the case of some of those cars.
@@HammerHeadGarage Oh yeah, I'm not disagreeing with you. To get these any of these cars on the road would be a tremendous amount of work. Just saying there might be some useful parts one could salvage.
Yes, they need a ton of work, but I bet most of them would deserve it, and bring so much joy to their new owner, if someone would walk down that road with them... not junk anyway.
I had a T Bird in High School too (mine was '65). Despite being told not to drive it into NYC I took my freinds in and it broke down on the West Side Drive and held up traffic all the way through the New Jersey side of the Lincoln Tunnel. LOL
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Man, that place is like heaven to me. Even just a stroll through the yard would be therapy for me!
These old cars were once brand new , someones pride and joy.
Thank you Captain Obvious.
@@blackhatter011 I think the same for dilapidated, deserted houses.
I could spend all day at these places I'd never want to leave!!
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Shocking how much we throw away. My brother drove a golden hawk in high school that he and my dad fixed up I miss that car to this day. TFS I rarely get excited about new cars. The old cars are my favorite 🤩. Enjoyed the trip down memory lane. Blessings from California.
Im from Australia- I’ve always wondered why North Americans love their 2 door cars so much. Here- we love our 4 doors, do them up, hot rod them, race them. Thanks for the vid and Good luck with your police car build.
Back in the day we considered two doors sportier and better looking generally. Not true today
Robert Wood PA if I went out and bought a 2-door car- I’d be accused of having a mid-life crisis.....
Two-door cars are sporty-er they're lighter that makes them faster.
I think of a four-door as grandfather's car or grandmother's car.
And if you drive a four door car you must have children.
Most cars were designed as 2 door cars. The design is compromised by adding two extra doors. 4 doors are getting more popular in the states because they cost a lot less than a 2 door.
Love seeing the old cars. Thank Alex
Well I have definitely just seen a great adventure. If you did another 100 films of these old cars in detail, I would watch them ALL.
I LOVE OLD AMERICAN CARS !!!
+JOHNNIE: LORD OF THE MungoidHen PEOPLE I'm so glad you like the video! They just don't make cars like these anymore, subscribe as I'm going on more adventures soon!
For Alex and Melissa and family
My Dad used to have a wrecking yard around Georgian Bay Ontario from 1964-1969 or maybe a bit earlier. It is nice to see these classic cars again. We would have a lot of cars from the 50's; also a wooden panel truck, an army truck etc. We had 124 acres but we used about two farmer fields for the cars. He used the cars for parts and then would get the guy to come from Barrie and crush them when they were stripped. Sometimes I think it would have been "neat" to have kept the hood ornaments. I think they would be worth a lot. This video brings back good memories. The business is probably still running today; by somebody else of course. It it on a rural road not far from town. We moved to the Queen Charlotte Islands in the fall of 1969. We have moved since. I am back in Ontario; most of my family is on Vancouver Island, so I enjoyed your videos of that as well and passed them on to the family as well. Good halibut and chips on the Fisherman's Wharf in Victoria where you where. Going for a visit this spring and plan to go there again. It will be worth it.
Enjoying your videos! Came across your channel today when I saw the hoarder house series. Really enjoying following along!
Also, I agree. I've got a '68 Firebird I put an Ls1 in and currently upgrading/updating the suspension.
I am one of those that came across this video on the net. Who's watching? November 14, 2019. Great great video man.
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wow I like your respect and appreciate of classic vehicles
That's awesome old vehicles back in 50s and 60s get life great video keep up the good job friend bless you
Great video of this old junk yard!! A long time ago I would have given anything to wonder like yourself through a yard like this, however, to restore any of these cars it would cost not one but two Fortunes and then some. I used to enjoy the hobby till it became unbearably expensive! Good Luck on Police Car project!!
This is a great junk yard. Most other yards have cars that have damage or are rusted bad. Nice to see cars with interiors that are somewhat complete. You need to make more videos of this yard.
I bought a old 1951 Morris minor in Saskatchewan and drove it back to Edmonton. Never got over 55 km. Great little car.
Morris minors are still very popular in Britain ever since the 1940s with many car enthusiasts (like my family) owning them
Those old Caddys had a lot of good parts on them
Hey man. Can we find 60s 70s muscle cars in canadian junkyards or other yards like these? Can we find them easily in canada? I want a ss chevelle actually i love that car. 😀
Great vid, cracks me up when people say these are wasted, these are the 1% that remain for the other 1% they can’t afford to be restored, the other 98% went in the ground 50 years ago, try digging them up
what a day my friend. this is my Disney land! thank you for the vid
arose460 I'm glad you liked it :) old scrapyards like his are disappearing fast
In my town in Portugal, all the old cars in scrap yards are gone.
We can only see is 20 or 25 years old car max. Lucky u r back there.
Didn't know junkyards like this exsisted anymore...WOW. What a find my friend.
You have a great show, quite knowledgeable, fun to watch.
That Dodge Polara is your Police Car man! Straight out of all the old car chase movies
He would have to know about cars to know that
You on the hoof here, I love myself going through junkyards as well. 👍🤗
Man that Galaxi was good price on it.....I had a 64 solid black with red interior 2 door 390 4 speef factory...now that car was beautiful
Great video, perfect scrap yard. Just like having a walk around yourself. Thanks for sharing
Vantage Point Video glad you liked it! I love exploring places like these :)
+Vantage Point Video my pleasure!
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It is always disturbing when you find someone who has all this vintage gold and just lets it lay out in the weather to rot. Sell them or give them to someone who can put them to use before they disolve. Imagine the parts value alone of most of those cars and trucks.
+Pook Atim I'm sure there's a ton of money in parts here! Thanks for watching
My thoughts as well
I agree but I think it's because they are American cars which I think non U.S. folk admire more than our European car's that mostly look alike.
Letting these vehicles rot away is a tradgedy.
Lord, you sound like a very rich man. If this yard were yours no doubt you'd have built buildings large enough to hold everything. Imagine the parts value? Duh, it's a salvage yard and how the man makes a living, you snob rich dud! If it's disturbing then don't watch. Yeah, I said dud not dude.
Loved the video it's one of my favorites because I love old cars. Thanks for sharing this with us
thnk u for letting me such a great video of sum fantastic autos....
back in the 70s I had a 68 dodge coronet with a 318 v8 and that car ran better than some cars today ! I like those little wing glasses !
Had fun. Most of our car lots/junk yards have been cleaned out. The old cars crushed. New York State at its best.
"So when did you open up here?"
"In the morning"
😂😂😂That was so funny, pure Canadian response. Greetings from Australia🖐️
The first green “wagon” looked mint I live in Michigan and that would be a crazy clean find around here.
Very entertaining, I couldn't help but notice the early Ford Econoline vans early in your visit to the scrapyard. Bought my brother his first van for $15.00 which he drove for almost a year, back in 1973.
I am bedridden right now. But I am loving your RUclips channel. Also no risk no reward go into the shed / Barn
Sorry to hear that, hopefully watching these videos makes you feel like you’re there with Us :)
Hey!Good Job!Amazing cars!I´m crazy!Thanks!
Yeah I love the International pickup trucks I saw
Please keep making these vids bro. THIS is when youtube is do good things.
the other white new yorker with the square steering wheel is a 64 and why the bumper isnt rusty its probably stainless steel good to have a rust free bumper that wont fall apart on impact
my friend bought a 64 chevy with a tree growing in it and rebuild it A1 with a lot of work you can do possibly anything!
great video!!
I like the Mercury Breezeway-yes, it was an, uh, interesting concept. I wonder, too, what was the idea, behind that oblong steering wheel, that the '61 Chryslers sported?
Fascinating! My parents used to take me there on my Dad's vacation times Around 1962.
Where is this place? Know if its still there?
@@csharri83 Yes its still there. I'ts in Terra Alta WV.
Nice video! Thanks for the automotive history lesson, most of the cars I see for first time! :)
+Dmitry thanks Dmitry!
It wasn't a history lesson believe me.
I liked the black 70’ GMC pickup with the topper. Thanx for sharing the video.
A lot of once wonderful cars originally junked for one reason or another, most of them now ready for the crusher. These aren't projects; they're nightmare money pits. If you buy an antique car, you'll pay less in the long run if you buy one already restored.
No
A guy does not restore a car to save money you restore because they are hard to find an you want to put your owen touch on them an get sense of accomplishment been doing it more than 40 years
Buying a car at the junk yard is like getting your dog from a shelter. Your saving it!!!
Sure wish I seen 1958, EDSELS, MERCURIES, FAIRLANE 500! DIDNT SEE ANY, I NEED FEW PARTS. GREAT VIDEO, 👌✌️👍💯😉
The small British car in the scrap yard and in the Harry Potter film is a Ford Anglia.
I think they were sold in the UK in the 60's and 70's.
Awesome video! It's fun looking at all the old cars. That 1970 Torino at 26:12 would be a sweet ride if it was all fixed up. The old push button Chrysler and Dodges with the big fins are cool as well. Long live the classic rides!
+Max Zee thanks for watching Max!
i wish i could go save it all
mechanical sympathy is strong with this one
Where is this place at? I just found this vid and would like to know more?
@@janadollar5148 READ the comments!
Thanks for the car show. i have been to barret jackson inarizona .and i enjoyed your as much.
I remember the commercial for that Mercury .. a little yellow bird sitting under that rear window hiding from the rain. (does that date me or what )
I think it’s cool you remember!
I love finding old junk yards and have actually found one recent that I’ll throw a video of soon to share. It’s a Chevy lot I believe. Or Colorado junk yards all have the older historic area. Great walking around with you..you’re very informative! Thank you
i like that old '56 plymouth wagon from the start
Great video I love looking at old cars even when they look there worse 👏💕
At 26:32 the 1966 chevy impala is highly desirable car to restore!!
Love classic cars! Thanks for sharing!
The 49 Ford was not a HardTop but a 2 Door Coup sometimes called a business coup and it could have been a 50. BTW why are all of these valuable cars doing still sitting here? A lot of them should have been restored and being driven or in a collection....The rusty 4 door is a 51 4 door sedan...
I am from Europe and we dont have Junk yards like this, I still like to walk through yard like this, perhaps I plan a Holliday in the future to experience this my selfe! Nise vid!
2019 are any of these old cars still setting there do u know
cool old junkyard tour ... thanks for sharing ... tons of great finds ... i seen a set of chevelle ss wheels during your treasure hunt
+Cocoa Cabana thanks for watching! I’ve got a couple other cool scrapyard tours I will post soon. Hope you subscribed ;)
Dodge colt/Plymouth Arrow...motors were usually Mitsibishi.....they did the same thing yrs later with the Omnis and Horizons
MD JONES 2:6 was mitts 2:2 was mopar
Looks very much like the old Mitsubishi Celeste (and the Colt name was later used by them as well).
Stealth/3000gt - Lazer/Talon/Eclipse - Raider/Montero/Dakota - Starion/Conquest - Sapporo/Sapporo/Challenger/Gallant Lambda - and more...
I remember junking g 1946 chevy 4 door. Green and black. It still had the plastic on the seats.
Brit car is a Ford Anglia 105E, 1960s.
Hi, Alex. You"re young fella so us old geezers should forgive any missteps in identifying cars that were manufactured 30 or more years before you were born. Good job on the tour! Thoroughly enjoyable. Also, and assuming its as nice as it looks on video, that '62 Ford is fairly priced.
+bigkahuna1950 thanks so much, yes these were all made well before I was born, and I'm still learning :) I may have to go back for that Ford! Thanks for watching!
I wish there were junkyards with so many old American cars in Norway to
Hi Ole, this is Olle, LOL....
This farm reminds me of lots of places i grew up in out in Ohio,Indiana way back in the eatly and mid 1970's. I just loved going out and exploring tons of spectacular new to me,areas. Growing up in a military family, we moved a whole lot of times and to many amazingly cool places! Everytime we moved, it was always a whole bunch of new friends and people to meet,along with Indiana Jones types of adventures.weed act as if we're discovering wonderful treasure hunt pirates of the Caribbean adventures around every new corner or field or farmstead. Great memories and times of yor! Rrrrrrr avast you scurvy landlubbers! Lol! thanks again! Some cool fixer uppers by the mile there,i can't even imagine the muscle car treasures he had through the ages that went into the collection. ▪☆☆☆▪
Thank you for sharing
Such a shame all those beautiful old cars just sitting and rusting away😢
Richard Kingsley
But when he’s asking six grand for the black barn find, maybe he was asking too much for them back then. But it’s 2019 and all over. There were several cars that my eyes 👀 looked at that were possibles for me, but shipping elite be exorbitant to Spokane.
Back in the 50’s most police departments used 2 door sedans for cruisers. That 1958 Chev, 2 dr sedan would be the perfect vehicle to restore as a place car. Use a 283 c.i.d., 2 barrel with 3 speed on the column and you have the perfect cruiser. I restored a 1959 Chevy Biscayne as a Maryland State Police patrol car. It won every car show that I entered it in. Great fun😎
That 57 Pontiac is beautiful!
Yo" chief I truly enjoyed checking out your video I wished that you would have stayed to show off some more car's and take more video's, but thanks anyway I would have love to have been there to view some old classic car's, looks like a lot fun I guess, I guess I'm gonna have to get my cash together.✌🏾😀
You have no glue to the demand for trucks as you walked every single one of them. I can guarantee that there are more people interested in those 60-66 Chevy trucks than there are interested in a shoe box Ford. Nice yard and video.
Yea totally skipped all the old trucks and most if the popular stuff. I saw a few impalas and a chevelle or two. A dodge power wagon too. Screw a old LTD and rusted out ford 4 door
damn door on the shed with all the tires in it closes better than my bathroom door in my condo hahaha
Try filling your bathroom with old tires, maybe that’s the secret ;)
Get Tom Cotter on this he'd know every car here and would enable lots of people to buy them.
cool I love those old 64-6 Merc's Parklane's with those power back window
Reminds me of my old Sattelite 383 / 4 speed 1966 . Man that car would boogie
Had A FRIEND WITH A '67 coronet, same drivetrain. A very quick car, I agree with you.
i had a 66 coronet 500 383 4speed 3.91s.. your right.
Awesome!! Thanks for the tour! Wish I could do some photography here.
The newer cars definitely look strange amongst the old classics.
I've heard the four doors are starting to come back in style so who knows he might get some luck selling some of them.
+ARednecksLife I know with our family a four door is very practical :)
Curiosity Incorporated
Alex, could you list the cars name if all of them greater than the year 2000? That’s the beauty of old cars. From a block away you could cite make and year 🚘😉!
Great yard. Lots of cool old Detroit Iron!
there was a 2 door ford around 1946 see if it has good back seat arm rest and if he would sell them. I have a 41 ford and need them if they would work it could be a mercury
Classic car heaven.perfect video,thank you.
thanks Gabriel! we have a few other junkyard videos you may like too!
I love the old yards
Hillbilly Detector yah, sadly not many left like this anymore
Love those classic cars, running or not running
Me too! Scrap yards are more interesting then car shows to me :)
So did ya find a wood tick or two when you got home? That “treasure” yard was awesome. A lot of hard work and pride, right there!
thankfully no ticks in this yard :) have you checked out our other scrapyard tours? :)
Curiosity Incorporated Thanks for replying! I subbed and am right now binging on your videos. I bet you’ve heard this before but You, Sir, are living the life!
Is the place still available or has it sold
@@CuriosityIncorporated is their still cars there in the yard
@@CuriosityIncorporated and where is it located
29:35 behind the 1950 you were looking at, is a 1963 Ford Galaxie. My folks had a 1963 1/2 and the difference was a fastback roofline. Loved that car.
How much is in that place is beyond probably most peoples imagination, must be at least 300 hundred cars and probably much more in bikes, trucks, spares and so on. Wonder if that old timer knows how much he has. Real interesting video, I think you may need to go back and shoot some more video on that place. Think maybe his prices are a little high for the stuff outside that is in a pretty bad state.
TheCamshafter it is a really cool place, I may go back for the 1962 Ford in the barn
Yup !! Typical Old Bird that thinks his rusty junk is worth something it's not !! Explains why he has so much. More than likely a mix of throughout the years no one has given what he has been asking combined with the fact that he is convinced all of that crap is increasing in value.
The old timer thinks he has more than he has. He will be very disappointed if he has an auction. He shouldn't include his best cars in the auction.
Any info on that 1968 Ford Tunderbird that you quickly panned across after the red Nova hood? It's on the left at 20:28. I'm interested!
The Nova didn’t sell in Mexico. It translates to “no go”
Ive been looking for a 65 Oldsmobile delta 88 2dr hardtop
2 door 56 Plymouth Wagon Rare !
Specks are flying over at 29:20 ??? Must be up north somewhere?
Soon to be on Strange Inheritance, cause he doesn’t want to let anything go.
Yup, exactly. Classic hoarder. Sitting there waffling in high prices like he’s got all the time in the world
Did that International pick-up have a tailgate? I have a friend who has one around that year and has been looking for one for a couple years for one.
Cars sitting on grass probably don't have any floor boards left
Most were pretty soft
Actually the frame is the problem.
He's brave to walk through that grass. Who knows what's hiding in the grass.
Any junk 2 door 1951 Plymouth Cambridge there
The first rule of restoring cars. Understand that you will spend more to restore it than you will ever be able to sell it for.
This scrap yard is amazing!
Rust never sleeps
Love your junkyard tours
Thanks Michael :)
What year and model is that chevy at the 21:26 point?
Knite Ryder I think it's about a 1966 impala
A 1966 Chevy possibly a Bel Air.
Or Biscayne...
Looks a lot like the black car on the “supernatural” tv series, 67 impala. I was wondering also.
I'm guessing a 67
cool video. My mom bought my dad his 1950 Ford 2 door V8 Shoe Box at $4000. it drove into garage, but needed some work. Great project, Kept most of motor as it was, seats redone, to original look, with Fords 2007 fabric.
could be a great cop car, I see the vision
Thanks for watching Adam!
Fun to watch but 95% of what's shown is pure junk. Most people have no idea how much work and $ is involved in bringing cars in this state back to life.
Well sure but you will have a hart time buying cars like that in a newish condition. Junk is Gold if it is rare junk ;) At least in the case of some of those cars.
True, but there are a lot of parts for projects.
@@Darrylizer1 Parts is one thing. A running driving reliable car is something else. Ive been a mechanic for 25 years.
@@HammerHeadGarage Oh yeah, I'm not disagreeing with you. To get these any of these cars on the road would be a tremendous amount of work. Just saying there might be some useful parts one could salvage.
Yes, they need a ton of work, but I bet most of them would deserve it, and bring so much joy to their new owner, if someone would walk down that road with them... not junk anyway.
I had a T Bird in High School too (mine was '65). Despite being told not to drive it into NYC I took my freinds in and it broke down on the West Side Drive and held up traffic all the way through the New Jersey side of the Lincoln Tunnel. LOL
That was a camaro
+Chris Yarber thanks for letting us know :)
Chris Yarber, Yes, you caught that too. Good eye...
Figured someone had caught that besides me
I'm glad someone said this.. bothered me
Curiosity Incorporated )
I could spend days looking through there... thanks! I envy the spiders😵