Amanda's Collection
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High in the Rockies in Como, Colorado (About 10,000 feet above sea level) there is a private collection of post WWII through the 1960's of hundreds of patina covered, virtually rot free cars and trucks awaiting love from new owners. Amanda's late husband Jim started collecting them from friends and neighbors in the Fairplay, Colorado area at just 14 years old. He even had the for site to group most of them by makes!
Alphabetically he collected Chryslers (MOPAR), DeSoto's, Fords, General Motors in all varieties, Internationals, Nash (American Motors), Studebakers (Trucks and cars) and lets not forget a cluster of VW Beetles.
Amanda knows how Jim loved his collection and she wants them all to go to good homes. Yes, they are ALL For Sale! There's an entrance fee to view the collection in person with a signed liability waiver. If you buy a vehicle you get the entrance fee back.
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Amanda is to be commended. She’s willing to sell all of those beautiful classics. 👍🏾
I'd pay Amanda 50 bucks just to walk around and take pictures. Ripley would have to see this to Believe it. The Chrome, Floor pans, Glass are in impeccable condition. Amazing, just amazing!!
Yes, and yes and yes. Awesome collection.
Renault Duaphine there too. Those are popular as a cult car today. I had one when I was serving my Apprenticeship almost 50 years ago. I see some really ineresting Fords there like the two door Falcon wagon. And it's such pretty country. At 10,000 feet it's no wonder you were puffing !.
To save everybody a lot of time and conversation, get a white marker and put the price on the windshield and a "T" if it has a title. I'm sure car guys can get a title for most anything.
Good morning brother, found your channel this morning while drinking my coffee haha. I am glad you are not like some of the other RUclips channels that hold all these yards hostage for a fee to their pocket. You're just like me you want to see them all saved and go to good homes. God willing I'll make it out there soon and perhaps bring a project vehicle home for me and my son. Take care of yourself take more breaks. God bless brother
Thank you for posting this and sharing with us!!! I saw quite a few that I drove many year's ago. If I were a millionaire I would go broke buying and restoring some (well alot) of those that you showed. A 58 Ford is one of the most beautiful vehicle's ever built! Thank you for the memories!!! I would gladly pay $50 to be able to walk through her place. Please tell her Thank You!!!
Thank you Denny....for taking your time to promote this treasure chest of the past...The ford people are swell guys to....I'm a chey person....but love seeing all makes and models that made America great.....thanks
Well said! They've been selling fast too! Check out Part 2- Just posted as 'Public'.
Holy cow, what an amazing bunch of cars! I spotted at least 2 Corvairs!! An early model sedan (60-64) and a late model coupe (65-69). Love to see close ups! Especially of the Corvairs and the other Chevrolets! Oldsmobile and Cadillacs too! My brother lives in Colorado Springs, so next time I'm there, I want to see these cars!
There's so much there it's mind blowing! I want to go back, get an interview with Amanda about her late husband Jim and buy a couple of her cars!
@@TheJunkyardChaplain Mr Denny
By any chance do you believe it may be a 57 Chevy Corvette or a 59 Chevy Impala 2 door coupes 🧏🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️👀
Love the Trucks! 57 Chevrolet
I would risk the altitude sickness to spend the day there.These are all diamonds in the rough. Thanks for the tour.
Don't let him lie on the website he will sell
@@ihave35cents95 The reason I mentioned the altitude sickness was last time I were there we drove into Colorado from Kansas.We went straight up into the mountains.My old body just refused to adjust.A few people thought I was drunk.The altitude and my x-wifes 2 tons of luggage almost did me in.Man but what a lovely place!
A smart flatlander.
I lived in Summit County for 11 years and worked in Park County frequently. I had the chance to meet some great people there and saw some amazing relics. That elevation and local climate preserves these things beyond belief.
So great to see this video and that terrain and sky I remember and MISS so much.
Thanks for sharing! Some people have NO idea how beautiful some of these cars and trucks are. I tried to show it by opening doors and hoods, etc.
Why did you leave anyway?
@@chriscusick6890 ……My dad passed away and I had to move back to Michigan to help my mom relocate. That’s just how life goes 😶
Amazing. These people are national treasures.
This will stand as the most interesting and unique collection of cars, trucks, etc. ever discovered! The gentleman had quite an amazing eclectic taste!
His wife Amanda said that he took every car or truck his friends or neighbors gave him! He loved his collection and ultimately saved them for us years down the road. If they had gone to salvage yards they would have been parted out then scraped when #1 steel was high like everybody else.
Great find! Good video content! Thanks for the location information! Just a couple video suggestions: try not to move or pan the camera/phone much when you are zoomed in. Only use the zoom for still video or VERY slow movements left/right/up/down. Don't zoom in on details like hood ornaments, just move the camera closer to the object. Any little movements when zoomed in makes the video VERY bouncy and hard to follow or see those close up details. Good luck and thanks again for passing on the info for this great treasure chest of old iron!
i only lasted a few mins due to the videoing
@@philmoore71 ew that's gross
Thank you for sharing, and thank Amanda for her efforts saving.
Thank you too! I just wish I had a camera crew. I do everything myself with a hand held camera in one hand while opening hoods and doors with the other and stepping in holes.
Best looking cars on the planet,,, most were made in the USA. . absolutely beautiful..
Wow, what an Alladins Cave of treasures!
I'm a Mopar guy, and I drooled at those Mopars!
Yes. Some nice stuff there! e-mail: jimzcarz66@hotmail.com
I love the 50's Pontiac in the beginning I'd be interested how much she's $ wants. Great collection of what looks to be rebuildable cars.
Send her a note at jimzcarz66@hotmail.com. ALL For Sale. I checked my books, yes it's a 1953. 4 stripes on the hood and trunk.
considering their age these vehicles are in GREAT SHAPE !
I can remember riding in a Pontiac with the chieftain glowing in the night
Oh yes. I owned a 56 Pontiac with that big plane glowing on the hood. Mine was a star chief
Beautiful field of Classic old Dreams!!!😍🥰👍👍
I visited a "vehicle rehabilitation" yard in South Dakota that was very organized.
If you were looking for a particular make and year vehicle, the owner took you to the area where all that particular make and year vehicles were parked, and looking to be adopted. The 57 Chevy's were all together. The 53 Packards were all in another area. This outdoor facility was the most fun place to see every vehicle neatly parked next to each other. Every vehicle interior was accessible where all vehicle doors open wide - all the way. The vehicles were not jammed together where you couldn't open all the doors. I have visited hundreds of junk yards throughout the country, but NEVER saw one this organized and neatly groomed. No high grass or weeds.
Got any info on where it is in SD I can make it there in 7 hours
They all look restorable! Amazing collection!
I think so too!
That 8-door limo is technically not a "limo" per say. It is a car that was made by a company called "Checker Areobus". The 8-door vehicles were made for airport's as airport shuttle cars.
US Army used them for funeral details in the 60s. I was the driver in NC
These are checker clubs out there, the 8 doors are a cross over to airport limo clubs.
9:19 - Love the 1975/76 Lincoln 2-door ! I'm glad that someone else has heard of the Car Spotter's Guide besides me.
I love that old white Ford pickup.
Wow, I grew up in Colorado, what a nostalgic trip back in time for me!! Had to laugh, Amanda who lives there breathing normal, the "flatlanders" panting like crazy, Anyone thinking of going there to wrestle a car and carry it off, hire local muscle to help you. That altitude is not something to underestimate and will wear you down very fast!!
You got that right. I'm 73 and I live at sea level.
Lack of oxygen to the brain is probably what caused this collection
Perkins Motors, Colorado Springs, Colorado. is a Chrysler & Jeep dealer today, they opened in 1946 when it was also selling a new line of Desoto vehicles.
What a beautiful valley and beautiful country!
Well I'm glad to see you stuck with it and you got me sponsors along with some of the old ones. And you're still going strong. I saw a couple of them I like to have. As always thank you for going out there and finding these and showing them to us.
I appreciate that! I saw a lot that I would love to have but I have enough of my own 56 Chevrolets to work on.
I've already got too many project vehicles, but I'd like to see all that Amanda has to sell. You never know, there could be that one old car or truck that I might be interested in.
I love it ! Id love to find an old ford Woddy pannel wagon with about a 390 in it .
You would have to put the 390 in your self as that engine wasn't built until the late 50's
I really hope to make it out here one day for a purchase or more. Incredible preserved old tin!
She is selling lots of them.
@@TheJunkyardChaplain what's the price on them starting,,and do they have titles ?
Nice collection..... Wish I lived closer. Was wondering where you were.
wow Kool cars n truck sweet golden goodness in one place keep up the good work
There’s definitely a lot of great project cars there!!!
Yeah 100K++ to bring back. So stupid
Not these cars or trucks. 10,000 feet above sea level and No salted roads. NO ROT in floors, cab corners, pickup beds, etc. Didn't you watch the video? Idiot
A lot of fairly easy resto's out there! Thanks for sharing.
You've got that right. Some idiots just don't know great projects when they see them.
Sweet Jesus, I'm going to have to lay down after this video. It gave me vertigo! You're panning the camera way too fast. You have to stop the video just to get a look at something. Get a go pro with a stabilizer and you'd have much better video and for god sakes PAN OUT MAN! LOL
Ok Karen.
Hahaha I didn't mean to hurt your feelings there G. I apologize. I'm glad the feelings police came along to set me straight.
@@danw.2417 thank you Karen.
Thank You Dear Sir for Making Me Laugh Today ,,, I Thought The Same Thing 😅😊😂😅😂😅😊😂
I did enjoy your tour of Miss Amanda's fine real car collection.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! Me ofrezco para trabajar el resto de mis días restaurando esas bellezas 😍😍😍😍😍
Cars n trucks don't rust like in the southern states, the weather is way different cause they don't get much humidity like in the southern states. So that's why most cars don't have much rust at all, if it does its just verly surface rust
Really????
@@Mr-er6fg yes
Great job, love those old fords... if I just lived closer.... aw man! Thanks
You and me both! I wanted to back and get one but we live in Connecticut.
well if one wants a more common car or pick up trucks or a 4 door and station wagon then this place is gold.
Greetings from Germany Berlin to Amanda ! Ilove this place its so Incredible Interesting .
Guten Abend
I can't believe the chrome on some of these cars. Some of this stuff is perfect.
Absolutely! It's hard to believe but I witnessed it and you saw it!
watching from Nova Scotia Canada Awasome eye candy I loved it I will tell all of my collector friends some of them collect cars to
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I had a hard time breathing at 10,000 feet above sea level. I would love to go back a year later and see what she has left.
$50 is well worth it. Who are these people that make an appointment and don't show up? That would drive me nuts! 😀
Amanda nice collection... thank you for sharing.
That Chrysler four door hardtop wagon is on my most wanted list but alas I am too old to be restoring a monster as that & certainly cannot afford one ready to drive. I can only dream! Happy to see that one in restorable condition & I hope somebody does just that.
Please SOMEONE SAVE
THAT INCREDIBLE
1961 IMPERIAL!!!!!
*!!T H A N K S!!*
MOPAR! Yup Im all for the Forward Look cars myself.
Love it , that's a good idea . charge to look n if they buy something its credit toward it. So many cool cars n trucks
We agree!
I Love Antique cars would Love Godwlling 🙏 one day to visit and possibly buy at least 2 cars I Love the 1964 Buick Wildcat 4 door Big Block I'm sure 👌
boy i love that 1969 riviera
Already made my selections: I'm drawn to the wagons. 2 door 58 Ford, 64 Chrysler pilarless wagons, 62 olds wagon.
I have a 1972 ford grand torino wagon for sale.. Runs and drives, former Air force base car.. 351 Cleveland.. No rust, as someone in the air force undercoated the frame and floorboards with a jet tank liner..
Gotta love the longroof
Every old car collection video like this always have atleast one first generation rx7 lol. Shows how popular they used to be. Also there's a nice Celica there possibly a Celica/Supra.
LOVED the video, but truly - get a scooter or something. Listening to you constantly gasping for air at that altitude is unsettling, really puts a damper on the whole experience. That being said, I am SO jealous of you! I would spend DAYS there. I'd pitch a tent and camp out right on site to do it all justice. Amazing valley.
I visited this yard too and have uploaded 2 new episodes on my channel.
I didn't see her contact info. I'll go watch part 2 in case it's there. I'd like to have that 58 Apache. I've always wanted one of those, love the dual headlights.
What a cute story
Enjoying this from Australia 🇦🇺
Some beauty's there waiting to be restored. That wagon sure was pretty. Great video
Great early 60's Olds and Pontiac.
Mrs. Amanda and her implements😂🤣
Wow. I was supposed to be working. Just couldn't stop watching the video. Thanks for the walk through. First time seeing your channel and had to subscribe. Waiting for next video.
Glad you enjoyed it! I posted Part 2 tonight!
There ARE rattlesnakes in Colorado. Just because Amanda hasn’t seen any, it doesn’t mean there aren’t any.
i run into rattlesnakes in texas and atleast they warn you, its the copperheads that scare me.
Yes, HB I know there are rattle snakes in Colorado but they are not up here at this altitude. More likely they are down by Pueblo in the hot prairie land.
waiting on contact info. Was this vid just released. or was it from September? Gonna be covered in snow there soon. Good luck getting em out in the winter. Happy hunting car community. Thanks in advance Amanda, these are getting harder to come by all the time. If you could find it in your heart to keep prices affordable to the little guy that would be very kind of you. Sorry for your loss.
This episode was posted Saturday the 18th, 2021. I'm editing Part 2 now with contact information. Prices are very reasonable.
@@TheJunkyardChaplain thank you.
Ty Denny! I'm interested in 50's sedan and pickup
Damn, that was pretty damn good
Que lindos autos clásicos, buen video, saludos desde BsAs argentina.
Thank you Argentina!
This place to me would be the perfect vacation, a true slice of heaven. Keep those tourist traps for the Gen X-ers or whatever they call themselves.
yep, all those faces and faded color 'n style. if i meet them i'd stand.. in awe.
as i would in presence of royalty.
I love classic cars 1950 Chevrolet
The 61 imperial was missing the bullitt style headlights, there's a complete one in the museum in Tallahassee Florida.just like it.
And it's rot and dent free too!
@@TheJunkyardChaplain I restored a 63 imperial back in the late 80’s for a fella. That was the biggest car I’ve ever seen or worked on! Beautiful car, absolutely beautiful!
Lookup Ike's transmission in Craig Colorado. Ask for Elwood. He has 100s of classics.
I want all of them
That old Chrysler limo with 8 doors looks to me like one of those "airport crew transport" cars. They used cars like this back in the day when you had to walk out to the airliners.
The Rugby Team 8 door car is a Chrysler.
My guess is that it is a 1968 and was based on the entry-level Newport.
Lots of cool stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice to watch ,my Pontiac is a 2Doors sedan from 1953.
Yess! Good cars!! Beautifull!
there was a 2nd video that had all the info on this yard now its gone can we not get ahold of her ?
Can someone tell me how on earth can one people own so much vehicle, watching from Jamaica west Indies !!
Wau que maravilla de colecciones, .
I would love to come n stay. Over night. Out in the Stars and cars. Thanks for letting us be a part. Of this.
Thanks for coming. I'm glad you appreciate the historic value as well. Many of us love to start a restoration project that has a good frame and floors!
There are so many beautiful cars here and in very good condition. But I live on the other side of the country.. The Imperials are awesome. Just way too many good ones to even comment on.
Thanks for sharing. I agree. I would like to go back. Still a lot left.
cool mopar cars
Thats a thing of beauty wow
Hell yeah my brother
Many stories..
I got too old, too bad of health and It causes me pain to see what I waited too long to find and have again. A large percentage of these could be drivers again for little money and even show cars
I was one of Jims Chevy Friends. I traded him many Fords for Chevys. I brought in the 64 Wildcat at the beginning of the video and several other things in this video. Lots of great memories for me here.
Was the Buick a runner back then?
The 2 door wagons were totally sweet for street rods. OMG I would really like to see some more rescued. I have too many projects right now. But those cars in Colorado are not that rusty. Perfect weather for storing outside.
the limo is the coolist one!
The longer the old classics sit in fields like this ,the less chance of someone rescue them and make them to a whole running car again. The guys like my dad's generation nare pass away fast and my generation has many capable men and woman who can rebuild these cars , I'm 51 years old. After my generation the kids , younger people are clueless about these cars and need oldtimers to guide and support them in a serious rebuild frame.of type restoration. Any serious restoration takes experience and it's sad that soon we will be all out of able bodied old timers to rebuild these. The longer the cars sit only means he chances are lower of them being saved and restored . I figure in 25 more years these old cars will be all unwanted and sold for scrap. Soon we have no cars like this. Thanks for sharing the last of the great American classics. This is the end of them
Amanda is selling them lot hot cakes. That why I offered to help her.
You couldn't be more wrong, lots of the younger generation are interested in classic cars, it's people like you that put them off from wanting too ask for help in restoring one.
what's wrong with getting help from older and more knowledgeable people? Everyone has too learn and start somewhere, you should be ashamed of yourself
I was born in 1950 classic cars followed my age
Never change a fan belt with the motor running
Hi There. Nice Finds
Hey, thanks. In the right place at the right time.
I'm at 7k elevation in Colorado and we have rattle snakes
Congratulações for vídeo .
Rocky Mountain Rattle Snakes and Sidewinders.
I'm fairly sure that Rick at "Classic Truck Rescue" might be interested in some of those Chevy and GMC pickup trucks. GREAT VIDEO!!!
If you know him, please tell him!
@@TheJunkyardChaplain I don't know him personally, but I do subscribe to his channel. I will link this video to him on his most recent video.
are there any 1959 chevy impalas?I thought I seen one in the chevy bunch
Too bad the camera work makes this difficult to watch.
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