Texas Grave Yard, Abandoned Neglected Classics
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2022
- On This Episode, Thomas, Heads to A Texas Grave Yard. A Massive Collection of Classic Cars and Trucks, Mopar Muscle, Chrysler, Dodge Plymouth, Ford, VW, Chevy, GM, and More. From-
A 1970 Barracuda, to Several 1968 -70 Challengers, Chargers, Super Bees, Cornett, Roadrunners, Mustangs, Camaros, Gran Sports to Gran Torino's. VW Bus, and More.
It's Not Every Day You Find a Collection Like This Episode.
But Sorry to Say.
This is a Private Collection, Sorry. He is a Business. But No Number will be Given.
And He Doesn't Need to Sell "He Said. He Has $$$$$$
He dose Not want America Calling Him For the Same Mopar Cars. Everyone Wants The Same Cars.
There's a Reason They are still Sitting There.... No Price Given.
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You were walking through those old cars and trucks so fast that it was giving me a headache just trying to take it all in.
I am going to have to watch this over and over. !!!
Thanks for the TOUR. !!!
Trying to go as slow as I can but when I turn the camera doesn’t like it so much to see I had to keep going. I’ll try to do better next time David
Nothing will ever compare to the American classic car body styles from 1965-1973. I still get excited looking at these rusted carcass's from this video.
This is one of those videos I won't forget...
Thanks for sharing some really great memories.
Its awesome people have this stuff still but what sucks is they let it rot, wont sell, or when the do they price it do only the rich can get it... Its so hard for someone to find something and restore it for the love of doing it with their kid, nothing like the blood and sweat of working on a car with your dad...thx man
Blöde spacko sind das ,solche Leute müsste man enteignen, verschandeln die ganze Gegend , Rohstoffe die vergammeln
Yah but I e seen plenty of old timers kids sell off these cars, fully complete, for cheap. We’re talking 5000 up. California especially. By owner obviously, but they are for sale.
You mentioned at 06:04 about coming and walking the yard ourselves. I would be glad to do that if I knew where it is. I think he would probably sell parts, otherwise, why are they in the salvage yard business? I imagine they don't want people calling asking about parts which takes up a lot of their time, and then the customer never show up anyway. What county is it in and I'll go there and find it. Thanks.
I live about five miles from that yard, it is very strange that he will not sell those classics, someday he will be gone, then watch what happens, but for now what a waste. There are a lot of millionaires in this area, old oil money.
Would love to have seen more on that GSX. Thank you for giving the Buick’s some love.
I love these tours through these yards. Cars like that don’t exist here in Maine anymore. Everything rusted out decades ago.
Wow! That hour flew past. Thanks for showing it. Greetings from Holland
Thanks for watching! Arco , Hi from Texas.
Tks for letting me walk trough with you great video. Unfortunately that’s how many of these cars ends up with someone just has to many to fix and want sell.
That's one nice Bone Yard! Lots of good stuff that makes me wish I had deep pockets. I think I could spend days in there just looking.
Bone fragment yard! Not even a whole bone left.
@@noblehillministerprophet8689 your probably right. I'd still love to take a walk around it!
i always in joy watching the video in the old junkyards you tour
This is is a great video. So many classic cars. Been in Texas twice and I like Texans. God bless Texas and you brother.
Nice place but for the life of me I can’t figure out why someone even if they have money why they’d want to hoard up this many classics and keep them from being restored by someone that would love to have one of them. Because these are the cars that you think of when you hear American muscle cars.
Greed !
@@JamesBond-hu9rg greed has nothing to do with it
I hoard cars as well. Truth is these people are essential to keeping old cars alive. So many people cry about other people's belongings and what they do with them, but won't do it themselves. Meaning....there are so few people that are actually going to go out and save cars like these. I'm happy someone is still doing it.
@@hearsegod8909 better to sell of the cars to people who can bring the cars back to life instead of letting them get further and further into the ground just hoarding the cars. Y’all hoarders think of anything to justify hoarding cars yet the reality is stubborn people like yourself don’t appreciate the cars enough. If ya did then you would enjoy them for what they are then let the next generation keep the cars on the road. Let them be restored and driven as they should be!
@@hearsegod8909 I agree peoe can mostly do what they want with what they own. But there is no reasonable way to conclude that owning dozens or hundreds of rare old cars, and letting them sit untouched rotting in the elements forever is "saving" them. You can do as you like with your property but can't truthfully say your helping anything about the classic car world by letting them rot away untouched. If somone owns more than they can or want to store well and gradually fix up and get running, they could vette buyers for people they believe have the skills and resources to repair or restore them , and sell some off. Their is absolutely a limit to how long these cars can sit untouched in the elements and still be even remotely viable as a restore or even patch up or "restomod" project. Eventually they are just rustpiles. I have a few waiting for time in my schedule/budget, but they are inside shops, cleaned, frames either oiled or painted,rusty spots on body have been hit with rust converter, engines drained of water, sealed up after fogging with oil, and cranked or rotated a couple of times a year...the ones I didn't have room, budget, or energy to do at least that, have been sold.. you don't have to...you just can't claim to be "saving" anything if you dont..
Those Cadillacs in the beginning...63-64. This is absolutely incredible, would love to spend the day there!
My dad had a 64 Cadillac convertible back in the 60s. Wish I had that back today.
That is a killer vehicle lot ! I seen many I loved to buy .. great video dude thanks 👍
Good effort. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
@@heartoftexasbarnfindsandcl5193 TIP; You must seethis video!!!
Wildcat Mopars Wrecking Yard With Mike. Yard is in Oregon & they have affordable Mopars. Lower prices, than you experienced Texas. Hundreds of Mopars you love & need parts from!
Happy hunting.
Yard is clean but...
Watch for bears.
Wildcats Mopar Wrecking Yard Tour with Mike.
Gosh, what a long title to remember
Avtor video, you sypper!
Спасибо автору этого видео за обзор такого количества автомашин с Америки.
Вы подарили многим мужчинам ПостСоветского пространства мечту побывать и посмотреть своими глазами , что такое автомобильна эпоха Америки на примере автомобилей.
Пусть это и кладбище брошенной и поломанной техники, но все равно это атмосфера Америки.
Для любого настоящего мужчины это вызывает грусть и одновременно адреналин!
Жалко что множество нормальных машин просто пропадают в пусты Американского Техаса и никогда от туда не введут своим ходом.
Лайк однозначно!
Thanks for the tour! I have seen a few old cars on my travels but mainly I see old big trucks.
Keep Looking
That 74 Charger was awesome and a motor! Surprisingly still in the yard. Nice slant-eye Lincoln.
Boneyards are a great place to find projects..I found my project 1959 GMC P/U back in 1999 here in my city of Tucson, Arizona..paid $5,000 No Engine or Tranny...it's almost ready for paint put a Crate 350 GM V8..& 6 Speed Borg Warner Manuel Tranny...
Thanks for your time very cool Lee
Good video, thank you for the tour
The music that came in around the 16 min mark brought a tear to my eye looking at all these beautiful cars. lol
I thought a Salvage yard was where people keep old cars and sale them to people that want to restore them to some sort of glory. Not to just Have and To Hold to say you have it. I have learned you have to let others do the things your not able, capable or don't have the time to do. Sir, sale the cars and let them shine once again.
Hey bro thanks for the tour it's sad that this guy would give you a hard time, about selling some of the cars. Some have potential and some are just like done.
That was great walking through taking a look at some Cool classics. 👍✌️🇺🇲
Glad you enjoyed
Where is this located?
2:05 1969 Buick
2:44 1970 Buick GS. Gsx came in two colors (Apollo white or Saturn yellow) only and had no vinyl roof.
18:33 1968 Buick Skylark Special Deluxe
20:53 1969 Skylark (green in the background)
53:39 1970 Buick GS
54:30 Looks like a 1955 Buick Special.
57:15 1970 Gs455 convertible. I have one, as my last project. I'd like to get another one for parts.
A great collection of 🚗 with historical value.
If you ever offer to buy these old cars the owners always tell you "I'm going to fix them up some day"..... as they rot away forever....
Most of the time ya, they will restore one day….😎
Heard that one many times. Go back years later and still rusting in the same place.
Thank you, omg i would live there and fix up those cool cars what i could.
Excellent ! I find it amazing how many stunning classic and vintage and muscle cars are still about, shocking and a star in the sky for lovers and enthusiast
Glad you enjoyed it
@@heartoftexasbarnfindsandcl5193 't is awesome #GodBlessAmerica ✌🏻 ❤️ 🙏🏻
The Field Of Dreams in my book. Great tour.
I know of someone whom this place would be classic car heaven. Could picture the guy licking his chops. I myself would love it to. A walk through history.
I would love to visit this wreckers over two days,I need a tent,BBQ meat bread soft drinks cooler or esky,camping amongst the classics would be so cool.
Love the vid but never mind the snakes yikes .......love all the makes and modles brings me back traveling threw the junk yards with my father when I was a kid thanks for the memories
Where is this place,,I would love to go there,
WTF does the owner have to "think about"? He's probably in his 60's or 70's so he can't take these cars to his grave so he must just like having his ego stroked. Just a pompous ass
This vid takes me back to the late 60” and on when the great muscle cars roamed the road and so did I . It is sad to see so many lingering in that condition and pretty much forgotten . Thanks for the flash back .
Glad you enjoyed it
God Bless Texas, dry and storage (as it were, I am in MI. land of rust) I was surprised you didn't stop and do some detail on the mid 70's Grand Prix T top car (approximately 24:00), that is iconic. Great stuff.
Your state put salt on the road. I got a truck from North Dakota an 89 Ford spent it’s whole life they’re not 1 ounce of rust. They never put salt on the road.
Trocken gelagert,haha, die haben auch Unwetter ab und zu
I’d like to say thanks for having a black gentleman with you on your adventures. I feel proud to see see him there, he’s a hard dedicated worker too. Thanks my man!!!
Thanks Jerome, I Appreciate that Buddy. Adrian, or AKA Pee, has been my Best Friend since Kindergarten, Grew up together. Still Going Strong. He didn't make it this day on the video. Sleeping 😴
Thanks for the reply
Got to say yet another black man calling out race who effing cares if he's black white or blue
otherwise you would not watch his videos if a black guy wasent there?kind of sad comment.why cant you just like his videos no matter who is in it?
Unfortunately this is a car graveyard , most of these financial are not within a budget for rebuild ,a survivor car will be financial doable by value the cars bringing at the time , the muscle car era gets the prize of haul out and restore . I have that feeling over one particular car model , year and color . Thanks Thomas , your my favorite place to look for that particular car .
Thanks buddy
Ugh, we gotta get to work restoring these!
I liked your video it even better when you added that music 🎶 . Great video. Thx.
So nice of you
Great finds mate
Thanks for a trip down memory lane. From the cars I could afford to drive on gas station money, to the cars the 'rich kids' drove.. Used my paper route money to buy my first car a 57 Chevy when I was 15 in 1970. Speaking of, not many 'Tri Five' cars left there.
If you are not going to build them ..... sell them to people who will.. placing stupid prices on cars is a sign of a person that will be happy just letting them rot
Man great video!! I Would love to experience that experience you just had, Would ut he cool if you share the name of the junkyard I want to share a visit :)
LOOKS LIKE AN R/T CHARGER and SUPERBEE(base engine 335HP 383 4bbl), 1971 ROAD RUNNER in SASSYGRASS GREEN!, @40:05, Challenger is a 318/2bbl, 1970 RS CAMARO?, 1971 FIREBIRD 400 (Thats a single 4bbl sleeper right there), 1971 Dodge Demon, OMG I lost count how much Muscle was there ! wow
Da da da daa! look another Charger! Buy them all Thomas!! If you can get one one bought and then sold with no hassle, i'm sure he will sell more.
For only about 80 thousand bucks you could have a pretty nice 40 thousand dollar 68 charger back on the road!! That 58 Lincoln looked worth restoring.
Crazy. But at least they are here in Texas I guess. Though quite a few have been getting crushed recently... all lost. That is not a new story, in the 80s it was same deal (my friend and I always looking for the abandoned MoPar, owner didn't want to sell), ultimately more money in metal so the cars got crushed.
There is a old man down the street who lives in a rundown home and his front yard, driveway and backyard is full of prestige, vintage classic jaguars and Mercedes’ rusting away and full of leaves and dirt. So many people down the years would knock on his door to ask if he was interested in selling but would never sell them, now he has his gates padlocked and a big sign on the front gates that read? Private property cars not for sale. He has a Australian version of the charger by Chrysler which one man offered 100,000 AU but wouldn’t sell it.
Its Sad
Never ceases to amaze me the people that have these cars rotting in a lot all over the US, "I dont want to sell them" or they think they are worth 80k cause they saw one sell on Barret-Jackson for that. Then why are you letting them rot, such a waste.
Why don't you put your money where your mouth is and go collect some old cars. I challenge you to actually collect or save cars like these instead of crying about it on UA-cam. I do...I am nearing 20 cars/hearses again, and will buy more.
@@hearsegod8909 it’s impossible to go collect them ourselves because people like this guy have all of them and won’t sell
Love it!
Would love to walk around there
When we were kids, we would got to a town called De Leon( If I remember correctly) to find old car parts. I was just a kid following around a mechanic uncle.
22:55 to 55! Man, I'd certainly have on my snake guards walking through all that mess.
I fear for ys fella.
Your either boldly brave or oblivious.
Though, your not remaining in one place too long, so this is saving you from getting nailed.
I'm still hoping to find a Suzuki samurai complete of course !
Nice cars still there
Videos like this upset me when they wont sell anything, some father and son looking to build a car together instead this joker is letting them go to the crusher someday cause there rusting away in time
They need to work on ordering the vehicles those bushes can hide snakes
I liked the 1958(?) Lincoln Continental with slanted headlights, but oh man, it would take hundreds of hours to restore...
My list is too long and really I never spotted the 50 -- 57 ford sedans or hardtops. I'm sure they exist there but they unless fixed don't draw much attention. I kind of liked how their suspension worked out for my projects
GOD🙏 BLESS ⭐TEXAS🤠
I’m a old man and I need a belair chrome strip for the drivers front fender on A 1957 Chevy and a couple more parts I watch you all the time on my Tv but don’t know how to leave comments I live in south western Oklahoma and I could go pickup the part Thanks and keep up the good work
That blue apache truck is in great shape.
Passing by a studebaker, and corvairs. You never see those. Everyone wants mopars or Camaros and mustangs. Those are everywhere.
Awesome video. ALOT of Mopars there where is this yard at. I have a few friends we all have Mopars and would like to Go check out this yard... if possible. I saw one of your videos of a Yard near Seguin where my cousin live and we made a day out of and bought some part. Awesome videos.
Very cool! Seguin was a cool Yard. Ruff projects tho. Thanks for watching
Just found your channel and subscribed!! Great Channel thank you.
Thanks Dave. Hope you enjoy
@@heartoftexasbarnfindsandcl5193 Thank You have a great Holiday Weekend.
the 64 galaxy @ 15. 52 is a chance . great old car them . 390 v8 with the quadratjet . what a shame seeing that go to rust . BUMMER!
47.40 Honda Accord 2 door Coupe. Beautiful.
guy should hold auctions for the cars,so people can restore them
WOULDYA LIE TO BE A PEPPER TOO!. Lady love that DP like i do!
Wow , almost every car is there. A saw a Lincoln mk2 mk3 , Cordoba, Buick Invicta…even a mk1 Toyota MR2, bullnose firebird needs rescuing!
This is car Haven, enjoyed watching it.
Pure greed he rather that rot away than someone repair them and be happy krazy part is he won’t even notice if their gone
Any 67 or actually any 65 through 70 Chevy Impalas be awesome to find something like that like Supernatural '67 Chevy Impala four doors good finds they're getting hard to find
See them all the time
Of course he's hesitant to sell those, every one he sells means he has one less, and they aren't coming back in anymore. the Chargers are what bring people into those places, even just to look. if he runs out of those it will be a new era for him.
That was a pretty good video.
In the 80's and 90's my buddies dad made a living solely off of driving to Texas with a trailer picking up Ford truck body parts and whole trucks. mostly rust free trucks and farmers and ranchers would just park their old truck when they bought a new one. We are from Ohio where a those older trucks can disappear in a couple years due to rust
Looks like there's plenty of rvs. Why not just stay overnight ? This would be my dream campsite !
Love your channel bro
WOW 🥺
Bro, I legit was about to google map this place and take a trip down there. That is until I read the description🥺
Those busses would be a campers dream, a lot of rewritable cars & trucks. Resto mods or rat rods lots of potential.
I need the grill off of the Studebaker Pickup along with any seat hardware and mirrows. Where is this place located. Can I go camp out there for a week and be able to see everything?
400 acres? The best time to visit is a sunny winter's, snake free day.
Oh Wow!! What an Awesome video!! One of your best so far!! That place is amazing!! I luv the junk yards you have in the US much better than the ones we have in UK. I could even watch a video of all the modern stuff as well!!
Glad you enjoyed
Every time someone makes a video they concentrate on gm and Mopar no real ford the looking for Torino's
Sorry buddy. I'll do better on the Ford. There Was 1 good Torino. The Blue one.
I'd love to get my hands on the vw rabbit
Man oh man, can’t believe he’s got scraps and won’t sell. Really baffles me that it seems some people just want to tease ya with what they got.
Well pretty soon it will only be electric vehicles, and that is in un-American to be sure. He should sell!
split bumper camaro,67= 72 f100s,the trans am.road runners chargers dode dart swinger.gsx.mustang ,torino.
68 Charger with glass front end and an LS6 6 speed manual!!!!!
been there a bunch myself...they would rather have something decent rust away to powder than sell it and not have it any more...classic hoarder syndrome
Where's this at man I'm from texas and I haven't spotted this somehow 🤣
Time runs out for cars and people......
COOL love the DEMON
At 6.24 the Ford Falcon would be the one to restore, if you lived in Australia.
Great video and not a waste of time......as you said privacy is key and the owner of this yard should be respected for his decision. Also....I am surprised that someone hasn't recognized where this place is, I did a google map search and found it and no , it wasn't hard to find. And a big 'NO' here I will not say where in TEXAS it is.
Thanks. Id have to delete the comment if you did.
Looking for a clutch pedal for a 1970 cuda and 64 fury.
There's a Mopar big block in there named Davey Crockett.
Saved. Will forward. Mick Australia. God bless buy or other will. I will tell people God bless mick au
Looks like you could easily load enough parts to get a car from those mopars