Arkansas Mopar Hoard Field Finds Rescue!
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024
- In January of 2022 I drove 9 hours to check out a hoard of Mopars. Some of the cars were legit barn finds, others were just sitting in fields. There was over a dozen cars total on the property. My friend Billy Harman worked a deal to rescue all but 4 cars total from the property. Which was really cool, it included the other videos in this series and one more that will be in a future installment.
Thank you to Dan Peacock, Jesse Heberling and Billy Harman for allowing me to document this cool find and especially Jesse for filling in the gaps after I left.
If you have any interest in purchasing anything of the barn finds or shed rescued cars, you can contact the owner Billy Harman on Facebook or by email (Billy@toonervillejct.com)
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The old feller has collected all these parts and he's just letting them go to ruins. He doesn't seem like he's got much time to finish all these projects!
Thankfully most of it got sold, so he only has a handful on hand anymore.
Nice to see he took good care of those cars this is why there’s nothing left because of people that destroys shit like this
These were most likely saved from the crusher. Lots of good parts there.
Great to see these collections. You cover these collections top to bottom
I try!
Nice finds. That 69 Cornet R/T convertible reminded me of my Uncle's 69 Cornet R/T hardtop 440 4 barrel automatic B5 Blue with a black vinyl top. He sold it in 2010. Man I miss that car. At least my Uncle kept his 70 Challenger R/T convertible 383 automatic car. He sold the Cornet R/T to build a 63 Fury Max Wedge clone car.
That's cool!
I knew a used car dealer like that. But he didn't keep all his stuff outside. Everything was Chrysler Plymouth Dodge late 60s early 70s and he had a complete little red truck 1979 that he had inside it was beautiful. He had a Chevrolet Malibu setup for drag racing cuz he never got a good title for it. He'd drive it but he had to put his Iowa dealers plate on it.
The gentleman that owns all of this seems to be a Mopar fan. Looking at what he has some of that stuff is still good he's got a whole rear clip on that convertible.
Very cool............... 👍👍👍
Thanks
Cool thanks
That panel truck gives me the movie jeepers creepers vibes. If ya know ….. ya know
lol, I understand!
Awesome Find!!!
THESE AINT NO PLASTIC JUNKERS TODAY
Also love your channel
Thank you!
This is crazy
Probably my brother old stolen 66’ GTO conv. I know it’s a lemans
GTX were 440 Not 383
There"s Of Course $$ Money In Part"s, Don"t Think I Saw Anything 3/4 Done !!! Definitely The Definition Is Mopar Junkyard !!!
So the guy has liquidated everything? Or is he still selling?
All the cars but three are for sale from this video.
I wonder if people realize just how expensive it is to restore an automobile that is this far gone? Like really? Having done a running "E" body in early 2000 and being a mechanic myself (but not a body man) spent 65K.
i agree honestly this far gone....not worth it to much cash u wouldnever...get it back just there not that special and horrid condition
Danny better get going with that resto....just sayin.
It's a quonset hut...built in quonset rhode island by the Seabees at all quonset point navel station...like in gomer pile.
So finally he is selling. No thanks. The money to restore these is astronomical. Most people have no clue of the expense and work involved.
Lots of rat rods
I regret selling my 70 challenger T/A numbers matching original everything except the 4sp trans was not original it was hemi trans. 3 build sheets with it. Is that green TA for sale?
The Green T/A is being put together right now and will be for sale.
@@AutoArchaeology thanks! Do a video i would love to see the car finished.
Do you know how much he wants for those 71 RR fenders? Got a buddy in need of those. I met you at MCACN.
No idea, you can email the guy. His info is in the description
@@AutoArchaeology the email doesn't work
Did they ever put anything together???
They are going to now
Passenger still in car under tarp?
Could someone help me with the info where to buy one can’t seem to find it thank you
These are long gone now.
All those so called I'm gonna restore cars will be still sitting there 10 years form now.
They have already moved on to new homes to be restored.
I'd love to find a 72 duster 340 if you know anyone who has one. Looking for a fixer in good/decent condition. It is a dream of mine to replicate my dads 72 duster he had to sell
Check out Clay & Sons in Missouri, they always have something lying around.
@@AutoArchaeology will do, thanks
what model station wagon was that?
I believe it was a 69 Sport Suburban
@@AutoArchaeology If it can that Plymouth should be saved & restored. I'm sure TV & movie companies would love to use it for, e.g. a drama set during that time.
Nice junk yard, the question is, when they are reassembled are the VIN #'s matching for the body's? If not , and when sold may cause legal problems with the D.O.T. and moter vehicle,. And the law, Getting a title may be an issue. Use caution when buying folks, I've seen ppl get jailed .. law thinking it was bought from a chop shop... doors, trunk lids frame and dash vin's not matching. Wrong parts from other vehicles installed. Just tossing caution to the wind.
Yes, thankfully all dashes and such match the appropriate cars.
The email to contact him doesn't work
Try Billy Harman on FB
4:10..someone's been drinking.
So is he selling the rt vert?
No, that's one he kept. He's going to restore it.
@@AutoArchaeology no he's not... It's going to rot into the ground while he 'collects parts' for it.
@@Tumbleweed_Tx LOL.. And then there was the one about the traveling salesman......
Where are you located in Arkansas.
I'm not in Arkansas. The cars used to be there.
Looked like a yard full of garbage and rust
Nah
@@AutoArchaeology yea I know. It's a starting point for some poor bastard like me but willing to put the elbow and money in it
Dude i kno this guy he used be friends with my dad i was looking an was like i been to this house
parts
WANT A CAR LIKE THIS OR A PLASTIC JUNKER THESE DAYS OR A EV CAR?
The owner doesn't have enough money to pay his electric bill, let alone restore anything, even after selling them all except 4.
I think he'll be ok.