@@valgonzalez3888 oh he's selling but he wants way to much the 1970 Nova he wants 10k for the rust bucket people are literally selling them for 2k to 7500 for projects and 35k for complete already finished cars I'll keep saving up screw this crap I'm not interested in a 10k rust bucket
@@bk-yg9yw facts I think is bullshit or he got tire of keeping them to sell now after all theses years come on man the cars are way gone y didn't he sell when they was in decent shape
Two of them are L-78 cars.10,000 for the nova nope.5 is more realistic. I bet he had a lot of good offers just not what he thought was good. I completely despise people like this.
Love the new wheels on your Challenger. I know a guy that has a 69 Chevelle SS 396 4 speed 375 horsepower that he bought new after getting back from Vietnam.
Your collection is real kool. I didn't any speak of chambered exhaust lately. My neighbor down the road from me had a 375 hp SS chevelle. He bought new.in 69 . I was 10 years old in 1970 and thought it sounded so cool I wanted one when I got older. Well I had a dozen chevelles since and still have a 68 SS BB for the past 40 years.
Yeah I agree dude if you ain't going to sell the cars are the parts you shouldn't even be on Tik-Tok as what you're doing is just advertising stuff that people would like to buy and put on the road
Nice. Sweet Car. I had 72 Chevelle 396 my nice car lot of power bad boy had automatic training I wished it was a 4-speed but you take what you can get it was fast
Hi,my step dad traded blue 68 charger for blue 68 chevell ss396 375 hp but it was wrecked n the front he put another front clip on it.it had ladder bars under neath did have a I think Muncie 4 speed.usa slot mags ,you talkin about wheel hop oh my.that car would darn near pack front wheels.this back in late 7os .I do remember that one had big Holley double pumper carb.and no power steering.thanks for sharing I find these cars interesting.
As I said before this man save these cars we all can see them. But now I'm thinking who is going to save them from him as they set and rot? Even rustic and worth a lot more now than what they were when they were in decent shape about 25 years ago. Speaking in generalities. Thanks for bringing these cars into your episodes so we can see them.
@@bk-yg9yw I hadn't heard about the 10 grand for the nova. But I've seen many novas bring well into the 30s up to around 45. Now I'm not saying that's the standard for the price. I kind of like some of the first generation Camaros and firebird. Those prices are probably out the window on them too. The older guys care more about number matching more than the majority does nowadays. Any base car can be made into a clone or tribute now with aftermarket.
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025 check out the comment from a user name rick t he mentioned he was interested in the chevelle or Nova Oh I know you can get a lot for a nice car but not a POS that needs restored
@@bk-yg9yw I checked it out. Left him a comment on his reply. Basically unless you just have to have a car with some kind of pedigree as far as numbers go. Find yourself something that has a decent tub and subframe and just build it from there. I've seen in just one yard on one RUclips episode a dozen of these novus and together you can build four rollers easy out of them. But like I told this fella I'm not going to undercut the hose. I actually have like a 71 Nova hatchback it started life is a V6. But it's got one of those advanced options now called engine delete haha. Been sitting in the barn for a long time. Yeah we actually have one of those things we call Barns. And any old heat I got I'll be glad to put in the barn and if it's dry enough or stir up some dust and you can scoop it up and scattered across the car and pull it out and make it look real good. A little tongue in cheek sarcasm. Not about the number of vehicles I got and not about the old barn
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025 I'm not really picky about a Nova just looking for something for about 2k or less as a project car only thing I prefer is the 1974 and earlier body styles for some reason the 75 and later looks like it got smaked by a mack truck in the front lol Oh and at least you're Nova is in a barn protected from the elements nothing wrong with that
145 mph across a bridge,passing someone?I'm sure that really happened,LOL. Although those L78 cars were fast for their time,they weren't nearly as fast as this guy seems to think.My Dad owned 2 of those cars and a V code Roadrunner during my childhood,and that Roadrunner would walk either Chevelle any day of the week with ease.
@@jamesarriola6056 The only family trouble( to speak of) we ever had in our family was from My uncle racing a 69 Camaro with me in the car at 9 years old,My Dad and uncle got in a huge fight because of it.The way that car left out and how small the road looked is something I'll never forget,it didn't really start moving until it got up over 100 mph,then it just walked off and left that big block Chevrolet.
I'm not sure where you were at in the '80s. But I wish I travel through there. These are the cars that we drove. You know kids get cards are 10 to 20 years old and drive them. We tore up a million dollars of cars before they were worth it. I remember Lewis had a 396 cowl induction Chevelle and ran it through a ditch. He bent the frame! Nothing else was hurt and he sold $200. Of course my first truck was a 1962 Chevy p100 for it. We didn't see these cars has junk but we sure did jump a lot of them up.
get those chevelles back together and running -325 HP 396 chevelles would stomp 390 fords all day long-I owned a 69 -Lemans blue -black vinyl top turbo 400
cant stand ppl like this.... this is why the car community is trash now days ! you cant take any of this to the grave with you. ive tried buying my dream muscle car MULTIPLE times throughout my life.. and every time its the same story..... some old as dirt owner says they want to keep it cuz "they are going to fix it" ! but the car is 2ft deep in mud and has plants growing out of it and the owner can barely even walk.... SOOOO FRUSTRATING ! ! ! ! !
Excellent. Now sell them all to guys like me that will pour their hard earned money and their soul into those cars to get them back on the road hitting cruise ins. Not doing anything for anyone sitting dead in that yard
I don't talk bad about people with cool junk but.... Maybe just maybe 5 could get done in his time left on earth. Let loose of some so they live on without rotting away. My autistic son would love to purchase one. Ok rant over. Guy definitely has some cool iron. Thank you
So why are they sitting out in the mud to be left to rot? I have a 69 Chevelle,that I've owned since 1990. It only was left outside,the first few years I owned it as a teenager. Last 25yrs it has been under roof. I bet his 69 is like Swiss cheese.. you can't take it to the grave..we are only stewards for younger generations to have.
What’s so good about watching this guy and his rusty cars ? That could be the most special car in the world, but if it’s not going anywhere, who cares . I watched this but don’t show stuff like this.
@@AutoArchaeology holy cow for those rust buckets? I don't care what anyone says that Nova needs a lot to be road worthy that car is no more than 2k good thing Nova's are getting cheaper I can get a decent 68-74 Nova for 6500 shame people think they have gold when in reality they have a overpriced chunk of rust I'd be very concerned about the structural integrity of the Nova though probably need to install a cage
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Great story as the Chevelle sinks into the earth as he speaks
Dude just sell them so someone can do something with them.
All that talking but no selling
@@valgonzalez3888 oh he's selling but he wants way to much the 1970 Nova he wants 10k for the rust bucket people are literally selling them for 2k to 7500 for projects and 35k for complete already finished cars I'll keep saving up screw this crap I'm not interested in a 10k rust bucket
@@bk-yg9yw facts I think is bullshit or he got tire of keeping them to sell now after all theses years come on man the cars are way gone y didn't he sell when they was in decent shape
@@valgonzalez3888 most those cars I wouldn't spend no more than 1k especially the Nova having the piller spliced that spells structural issues to me
Two of them are L-78 cars.10,000 for the nova nope.5 is more realistic. I bet he had a lot of good offers just not what he thought was good. I completely despise people like this.
This guy will want more than Barrett Jackson
Nah
Love the new wheels on your Challenger. I know a guy that has a 69 Chevelle SS 396 4 speed 375 horsepower that he bought new after getting back from Vietnam.
Wow that's cool. Thank you!
A shame all those cars sitting there rotting away when someone would love them and restore them.
And he wants 15k for the chevelle and 10k for the Nova ?
Your collection is real kool. I didn't any speak of chambered exhaust lately. My neighbor down the road from me had a 375 hp SS chevelle. He bought new.in 69 . I was 10 years old in 1970 and thought it sounded so cool I wanted one when I got older. Well I had a dozen chevelles since and still have a 68 SS BB for the past 40 years.
That's cool
Wisconsin salt is a nightmare.. all those cars are parts cars.. the rust never goes away no matter how much metal you replace.
Facts
Yeah I agree dude if you ain't going to sell the cars are the parts you shouldn't even be on Tik-Tok as what you're doing is just advertising stuff that people would like to buy and put on the road
They are mostly for sale right now.
Nice. Sweet Car. I had 72 Chevelle 396 my nice car lot of power bad boy had automatic training I wished it was a 4-speed but you take what you can get it was fast
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Great show hopefully one day they see the road again before EV take over.
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Oh I think we have time.
Is he selling any of these love to see them on the road again
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Hi,my step dad traded blue 68 charger for blue 68 chevell ss396 375 hp but it was wrecked n the front he put another front clip on it.it had ladder bars under neath did have a I think Muncie 4 speed.usa slot mags ,you talkin about wheel hop oh my.that car would darn near pack front wheels.this back in late 7os .I do remember that one had big Holley double pumper carb.and no power steering.thanks for sharing I find these cars interesting.
As I said before this man save these cars we all can see them. But now I'm thinking who is going to save them from him as they set and rot? Even rustic and worth a lot more now than what they were when they were in decent shape about 25 years ago. Speaking in generalities. Thanks for bringing these cars into your episodes so we can see them.
Good luck he wants 10k for the Nova lmao not a fat chance when a rust free restored Nova can be had for as little as 20k
@@bk-yg9yw I hadn't heard about the 10 grand for the nova. But I've seen many novas bring well into the 30s up to around 45. Now I'm not saying that's the standard for the price. I kind of like some of the first generation Camaros and firebird. Those prices are probably out the window on them too. The older guys care more about number matching more than the majority does nowadays. Any base car can be made into a clone or tribute now with aftermarket.
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025 check out the comment from a user name rick t he mentioned he was interested in the chevelle or Nova
Oh I know you can get a lot for a nice car but not a POS that needs restored
@@bk-yg9yw I checked it out. Left him a comment on his reply. Basically unless you just have to have a car with some kind of pedigree as far as numbers go. Find yourself something that has a decent tub and subframe and just build it from there. I've seen in just one yard on one RUclips episode a dozen of these novus and together you can build four rollers easy out of them. But like I told this fella I'm not going to undercut the hose. I actually have like a 71 Nova hatchback it started life is a V6. But it's got one of those advanced options now called engine delete haha. Been sitting in the barn for a long time. Yeah we actually have one of those things we call Barns. And any old heat I got I'll be glad to put in the barn and if it's dry enough or stir up some dust and you can scoop it up and scattered across the car and pull it out and make it look real good. A little tongue in cheek sarcasm. Not about the number of vehicles I got and not about the old barn
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025 I'm not really picky about a Nova just looking for something for about 2k or less as a project car only thing I prefer is the 1974 and earlier body styles for some reason the 75 and later looks like it got smaked by a mack truck in the front lol
Oh and at least you're Nova is in a barn protected from the elements nothing wrong with that
I hope he will let you video his nice cars!!!
Crazy that car is sitting there😢
Most likely it doesn't have the motor in it.
He said it had a 396 from another one that was only 325 HP in it the original was gone blown up ..
145 mph across a bridge,passing someone?I'm sure that really happened,LOL. Although those L78 cars were fast for their time,they weren't nearly as fast as this guy seems to think.My Dad owned 2 of those cars and a V code Roadrunner during my childhood,and that Roadrunner would walk either Chevelle any day of the week with ease.
That’s probably an understatement. The big block mopars of the 70s were terrifying at the top end of quarter mile. I know this. I was there.
@@jamesarriola6056 The only family trouble( to speak of) we ever had in our family was from My uncle racing a 69 Camaro with me in the car at 9 years old,My Dad and uncle got in a huge fight because of it.The way that car left out and how small the road looked is something I'll never forget,it didn't really
start moving until it got up over 100 mph,then it just walked off and left that big block Chevrolet.
Alot of nice cars that have been ruined, and continue to turn to rust. Car nuts don't do this to cars
I was told 68-72 Chevelles.
Now,
-Worth their weight in GOLD.
Looks like it’s true.
In the 1980's most people viewed these cars junk...No their treasures !
I'm not sure where you were at in the '80s. But I wish I travel through there. These are the cars that we drove. You know kids get cards are 10 to 20 years old and drive them. We tore up a million dollars of cars before they were worth it. I remember Lewis had a 396 cowl induction Chevelle and ran it through a ditch. He bent the frame! Nothing else was hurt and he sold $200. Of course my first truck was a 1962 Chevy p100 for it. We didn't see these cars has junk but we sure did jump a lot of them up.
Is this one for sale ?
The 69 SS Chevelle is for sale.
He’ll get to them some day. He’ll restore them soon I’m sure.
It's ashamed your going to let them sit and rot
get those chevelles back together and running -325 HP 396 chevelles would stomp 390 fords all day long-I owned a 69 -Lemans blue -black vinyl top turbo 400
Oh absolutely
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cant stand ppl like this.... this is why the car community is trash now days !
you cant take any of this to the grave with you.
ive tried buying my dream muscle car MULTIPLE times throughout my life.. and every time its the same story..... some old as dirt owner says they want to keep it cuz "they are going to fix it" ! but the car is 2ft deep in mud and has plants growing out of it and the owner can barely even walk....
SOOOO FRUSTRATING ! ! ! ! !
need a front windsheild and rear window 62 cuttlass 2 door
Does he have any cars that still run?
Yes, a barn full of cars he has restored.
My exhaust guy has a 1968 Chevelle SS sitting inside his fence ( what's left of it!) From what I understood, the only miles on it were down the 1\4 !
Wow! Why did he park it?
@@AutoArchaeology He had a wreck in his Corvette that came close to killing him. His injuries prevented him from racing.
@@AutoArchaeology The sad part is that while he was in the hospital, his brother helped himself to his big blocks and transmissions!
Excellent. Now sell them all to guys like me that will pour their hard earned money and their soul into those cars to get them back on the road hitting cruise ins. Not doing anything for anyone sitting dead in that yard
Were you aware they factory 360hp 70 chevelle 396.
Yes
this is freaking ridiculous what's the purpose just sell these cars allready .
I don't talk bad about people with cool junk but.... Maybe just maybe 5 could get done in his time left on earth.
Let loose of some so they live on without rotting away.
My autistic son would love to purchase one.
Ok rant over. Guy definitely has some cool iron.
Thank you
Jesus makes me cry seeing these totally sad
still saving from crusher for parts
WALK AROUND DIDN'T MOVE
For sale
So why are they sitting out in the mud to be left to rot? I have a 69 Chevelle,that I've owned since 1990. It only was left outside,the first few years I owned it as a teenager. Last 25yrs it has been under roof. I bet his 69 is like Swiss cheese.. you can't take it to the grave..we are only stewards for younger generations to have.
Can I buy one. No I'm going to fix them one day. Lol
Tons of people like that
What’s so good about watching this guy and his rusty cars ? That could be the most special car in the world, but if it’s not going anywhere, who cares . I watched this but don’t show stuff like this.
Is he selling the 69 Chevelle 375HP?
He is, 15k
He better have the the original 396 that goes in the chevelle
@@bryantidwell HE DOESNT HE BLEW IT UP
I5k in that shape that it is sitting not worth it if don't have the original motor to go with it
So what is he going to do with all those 🤷🏻♂️
Sell them
He's selling but he wants a fortune in in other words he's not letting them go
Nothing
Interested in the 69 Chevelle or the 69 Nova
69 Chevelle is 15k, 70 Nova SS is 10k
@@AutoArchaeology holy cow for those rust buckets? I don't care what anyone says that Nova needs a lot to be road worthy that car is no more than 2k good thing Nova's are getting cheaper
I can get a decent 68-74 Nova for 6500 shame people think they have gold when in reality they have a overpriced chunk of rust I'd be very concerned about the structural integrity of the Nova though probably need to install a cage
SS wrong location....probably born a Malibu
Nope, we have the history all the way back to original owner. Definitely a SS 396 car.
Nope, and nope.....SS fender emblems are correctly placed.
How much is you is asking for that Chevy . 69
I never will understand letting beautiful cars sit and decay? Something terrible to be old and selfish. Smh
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Better than being young and broke, like you.
Such a shame.