The stories the VW Busses have most be interesting lol! One of the first Porsche 914’s I bought back in 00 was from a VW collector/hoarder and he told me back in college they followed the band Phish in a VW Bus with friends all across the country, they’d keep a keg in the center of the van and take turns driving.. now he’s a banker
Tired of seeing all the negative comments of what a waste. Why not commend a person for his passion. This could have been a lifetime of collecting and then time catches up to your body and abilities.
I hate when this happens, i bet the owner had multiple offers over the years for the majority off them but he turned them down because hes "one day going to fix them" ..
Most of the time there “not” for sale, which means a couple of things. They either want someone to buy the entire lot with cash or they simply can’t sellbecause they may still be owned by others. Or there just plain nuts
It's so sad to see all these vws rusting away in the trees. I have been a vw enthusiast for over 20 years. These cars are getting g harder to find good ones. Good find to bad they wont ever leave there grave site
@@Richard-zc1cj VWs weren't always held in high regard Richard: They were cheap utility transportation with a quirky character. When they broke they weren't worth fixing to most folk. It's only relatively recently that their status as a collector's car has become recognised. A few years back I could have picked up a split window bus for peanuts. What are they worth now?
where is this place would love to explore . im a true vw nut have 70 bug/ sad to see this is just sitting here with many parts to give to other projects.
I worked at a VW dealership, mostly sales and management, 1974-1982. It's so sad to see these cars like this although I have no interest in buy or restoring one. I remember the Scirocco so well; we couldn't get enough of those to sell. Makes me wonder why people do this?
That used to be an active VW junkyard/restoration service - I visited there back in the ‘80’s. I used to love just walking around the place and drooling. Owner always seemed more interested in keeping everything for himself rather than selling anything - and I know why!
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Not too much left to save except for some donor metal, bumpers and fiberglass Westy tops. That one blue/white standard bus looked ok up top but I bet the frame rails are gone. Wish I could go in there and load up some semis worth of parts and pull it out West. I'm sure somebody needs that stuff. I visited a similar yard about 15 years ago - owner eventually handed the property over to the highway dept and all got crushed.
@Hello Newman Far as I know it's still there. "Blanchard Auto Salvage" in Wilton. If I remember right, it was in the far back right, but the place is HUGE. It used to be a walk in but now they're pretty strict about no one going in the yard. Maybe you can work the old lady that runs the place a lil bit :D
People watching this video are thinking in terms of current VW values - but these VWs were already beat up rust buckets when acquired for free or scrap metal value. Vintage VWs stored like that in an East Coast woods means that other than a few bits that this collection is really just scrap metal. There are many reasons for current VW values, the most basic is a relatively low survival rate - good thing they made millions of them!
Most cars of this age were crushed years ago. At least some of these will get a chance to be restored or give up parts. Rusting away isn't such a waste as crushing and melting down for bean tins. It's this guy's stuff he can do what he wants with it!
I've only once in my life seen something like this, and that was in backwoods new brunswick about 20 minutes north of Moncton on hwy 126 New Brunswick there used to be an old garage named lutz garage . I swear I had to look twice in your video to figure out if I had time warped back to the 80's when i used to go there to get rabbit parts. I remember a karmann ghia he had for sale that was the same cream colour as the one in this video.I went back in that area around 2005 and again in 2011 but never since and I didnt have a way of seeing if it was still there.
This is why I didn't invest in land in the '90's. I saw I had a problem and more space would lead to more VW's. But still. The prices back then were just so cheap!
Where is this ? Has to be in PA somewhere or maybe Jersey...but most of the inspection stickers on the windshields are from PA. I could spend days there with nothing more then water, my bus, and a tool box :)
Get the spilt singlecab & what’s left of the 23 window Samba, maybe the deluxe too. Leave the rest. Check the Porsche to see if it’s the 914-6 cylinder, worth having too.
Il yUA-cam pas yeux de lui et il a dit qu’il a dit ça mais c’est un truc qui lui fait rire quand il fait la maline et que je suis un petit garçon et je lui dis Je pas de lui parler et il est là je suis trop contente je sais que tu veux pas que tu te fais un truc comme moi c’est toi tu sais que tu es un homme qui est en couple et que je te parle pas je suis là je te fais un bisou je te souhaite un très très joyeux Noël et que je t’aime et que je suis en vacances je te souhaite un très très joyeux Noël et que je t’aime je pense fort a moi et toi aussi tu es ma plus grosse grosse journée et que je suis à Paris et toi aussi je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te
Donde esta localizado esta joyeria de Volswagen, es una pena ver todo esto, que cualquier coleccionista se volveria loco de ver esta muestra !!! Graciasx comoartirlo !!
This place was old customer/parts cars, but remember only a couple years ago most of these VWs really weren’t worth much. Also selling cars without Titles usually take about a 30% hit
@@etmracing ... in some states you don't need a title for anything over 10 years old. (Ct is one of them) Also a good chance that all of the cars were a freebie. IOW, come and get it. (take the eye sore out of my driveway) The flip side of that was many older folks wanted a dollar just to make the sale legal. I bought my first few cars that way.
Fully restored, each of those T1 and T2 busses is worth (potentially) anywhere between $30k usd and $60k usd, dependingon specific model, version, and so on.
ChaosZero ノブ ... Yes, worth money restored, but paying someone to do the work is usually a lost cause. Doing it yourself can be a $3 per hour part time job so no serious money to be made, which is why few people do it.
Breaking my heart...I want to restore all of them!!!
Yeah me too 😢
Mee too !!!!!!!
Not a old Modell with Brezelwindow! Onw T2 blue.
Harald Schussmann Ohhh a split window? Gosh I hope not!!
As me...
I can just imagine all the different characters of people who owned these cars and all the cool festivals they went to
The stories the VW Busses have most be interesting lol! One of the first Porsche 914’s I bought back in 00 was from a VW collector/hoarder and he told me back in college they followed the band Phish in a VW Bus with friends all across the country, they’d keep a keg in the center of the van and take turns driving.. now he’s a banker
Each one of them has a story to tell. I could happily go camp among them there.
That would be a fascinating tour in person. Thanks for posting this! It's wild that stuff like this still exists all over the place.
a gold mine
Tired of seeing all the negative comments of what a waste. Why not commend a person for his passion. This could have been a lifetime of collecting and then time catches up to your body and abilities.
That tarp on the bus truck looked fresh I wonder if the owner still goes there 1:33
I hate when this happens, i bet the owner had multiple offers over the years for the majority off them but he turned them down because hes "one day going to fix them" ..
Most of the time there “not” for sale, which means a couple of things. They either want someone to buy the entire lot with cash or they simply can’t sellbecause they may still be owned by others. Or there just plain nuts
wow the first bus is insanely expensive in restored condition, but to see these cars rotting away breaks my heart
That one with the tiny windows for sightseeing in the mountains. Its called a "Samba Bully" in german speaking countries.
It's so sad to see all these vws rusting away in the trees. I have been a vw enthusiast for over 20 years. These cars are getting g harder to find good ones. Good find to bad they wont ever leave there grave site
Well one day they will!
8:39 first VW's and now Porches? This collection is mad
what country is this? and place or area?
OMG. VW heaven. All those cars waiting to be rescued!
Exactly! On the bright side, one day they will all hit the market
That dude doesn't have a collection nor hoard. He needs to call the Orkin man for that bug infestation.
Looks more like VW Hell - I wonder what these vws did to deserve such a treatment.
@@Richard-zc1cj VWs weren't always held in high regard Richard: They were cheap utility transportation with a quirky character. When they broke they weren't worth fixing to most folk.
It's only relatively recently that their status as a collector's car has become recognised.
A few years back I could have picked up a split window bus for peanuts. What are they worth now?
where is this place would love to explore . im a true vw nut have 70 bug/ sad to see this is just sitting here with many parts to give to other projects.
I'm literally sitting here having a heart attack watching this!!!! what a waste of classic dubs!!
Where? 🤩
were did yo find all the vw at ?
I worked at a VW dealership, mostly sales and management, 1974-1982. It's so sad to see these cars like this although I have no interest in buy or restoring one. I remember the Scirocco so well; we couldn't get enough of those to sell. Makes me wonder why people do this?
I still have my original 1966 beetle it’s nice to see what they’re worth now glad mines is in my driveway
Where is this place
That used to be an active VW junkyard/restoration service - I visited there back in the ‘80’s. I used to love just walking around the place and drooling. Owner always seemed more interested in keeping everything for himself rather than selling anything - and I know why!
🇩🇪I'm happy thoses VW are not destroyed.
Me too! Just gives us hope there still out there
@@etmracing
Good morning. Can you please tell me where is this place?
@@shawnelliott3257 I believe they have now been auctioned off
@@etmracing
Oh boy!! Do you know of any other place with ones that are repairable? I really want to own one
I want to go there I can save every one of them cuz that's my picture of heaven✌
That would be too good to be true!
And I feel guilty about my one bug that has been sitting in my garage for 10 years. I could explore that place all day.
Sax’n di, a great and secret place of the glorious past of the air-cooled Volkswagen automobiles.
In this forest technology and nature are captured in the most wonderful way.
One can only guess the stories of the individual vehicles, both large and small.
These cars have gone through many thousands of miles on every imaginable road and road.
Volkswagen automobiles are now facing a new life of transience .... we humans too inevitably walk towards transience hour by hour, day by day .......
Greetings from Bavaria to all viewers and subscribers of this UA-cam Channel.
👍
So, I'm going to need directions, and a helicopter with a large magnet!
Mountain Top Pa. Happy fishing!
Quite a lot can be saved.... 🙏🙏
This jerked a tear...why why??!!??????
I just wanna cry.
Where is it? ???????
Almost cried 💔
Thanks for sharing. Two words..."awesome" and "sad" at the same time.
Never in my life would I have thought a place like this existed, I'm gobsmacked. Hundreds of buses & I spotted a Carman, just wow.
nice to find this and get all the cars out of here and re build them
Not too much left to save except for some donor metal, bumpers and fiberglass Westy tops. That one blue/white standard bus looked ok up top but I bet the frame rails are gone. Wish I could go in there and load up some semis worth of parts and pull it out West. I'm sure somebody needs that stuff. I visited a similar yard about 15 years ago - owner eventually handed the property over to the highway dept and all got crushed.
Somebody call Mustie1 and the gang.... 😀👏🙏
Where’s 5150mx. I see all the trailers hauling them out.
@@vw5085 I thought this was his backyard!
@@vw5085 yea his yard is like that now ha haha.
I think this is in Pennsylvania.
Dang, I just need a windshield and a fender!
Are you guys in Mustie1's or 5150mxVW's back yard?? haha!
Super cool, I could spend all day walking around there
wonder if they know.
@@tommyburke5049 dont know.. that's why i left my comment. Looks like a lot of VWs that can be brought back to life
That’s exactly what I thought! 😂😂😂
@@jean-pierrecayol4897 🤟😁👍
There's a place in southern NH like this hidden deep in the woods behind an old junkyard. Cool vid!
@Hello Newman Far as I know it's still there. "Blanchard Auto Salvage" in Wilton. If I remember right, it was in the far back right, but the place is HUGE. It used to be a walk in but now they're pretty strict about no one going in the yard. Maybe you can work the old lady that runs the place a lil bit :D
I'm so happy to have a 1981 scirocco, I need all those parts from that one
Great coverage. Thanks!
I appreciate it, always a pain to please the viewers.. just trying to show hope that cars are still out here!
People watching this video are thinking in terms of current VW values - but these VWs were already beat up rust buckets when acquired for free or scrap metal value. Vintage VWs stored like that in an East Coast woods means that other than a few bits that this collection is really just scrap metal. There are many reasons for current VW values, the most basic is a relatively low survival rate - good thing they made millions of them!
Just makes me sad that someone would just let them rot instead of selling or giving them a chance to be owned by someone else.
My uncle died leaving these behind. He loved them all.
Just good for parts now
@@handyman3320 why did he let them rot away?
Hoping that someone comes forth and "rescues" this treasure trove of mostly air cooled Volkswagens !
OMG heart breaking 🚗 thanks for sharing 🙃👌
🥺 Someone please must save them!!! At least those who are not in a «too» bad condition sure can to be restored!
Feel like I'm trespassing just watching video
Ain't this insane? What point is it in dragging lots of VW cars to the woods and then leave them there to die??? 😬
Such a shame them rotting away. I am sure some of them could be put back on the road!
Strange that most them have a door opened.That ruined the interior.
Wow someone needs to save those
I think this will be even harder to watch for future classic car enthusiasts
Poor VW cars, hope they’ll be rescued soon, because looking at them makes me wanna cry 😢! ❤💗💜🇵🇭
this is the same place as those guys that did some filming at a few years ago, same story dude doesnt want to sell. That samba :(
Most cars of this age were crushed years ago. At least some of these will get a chance to be restored or give up parts. Rusting away isn't such a waste as crushing and melting down for bean tins. It's this guy's stuff he can do what he wants with it!
Couldn’t agree more, at least one day they will be back out there!
I thought these were all gone?? madness lads
If is in Vermont? I met with the owner his a cool elder man .I need to go back.
Location?
Where and how soon can I get one?
Where is that
Collection? Looks more like a hoarder just watching them return to the elements. Too bad they deserve better.
@ 2BrothersGarage- is there any way to find out who owns those vehicles & the property?
I've only once in my life seen something like this, and that was in backwoods new brunswick about 20 minutes north of Moncton on hwy 126 New Brunswick there used to be an old garage named lutz garage . I swear I had to look twice in your video to figure out if I had time warped back to the 80's when i used to go there to get rabbit parts. I remember a karmann ghia he had for sale that was the same cream colour as the one in this video.I went back in that area around 2005 and again in 2011 but never since and I didnt have a way of seeing if it was still there.
i can crying, T1 - 412 - Ghia
If all these cars were here in Brazil they would have a new path!
Not a heater channel or floor pan in any of them
Perfect send me to them ha ha.
@@Mikefngarage 😀😀
This is why I didn't invest in land in the '90's. I saw I had a problem and more space would lead to more VW's. But still. The prices back then were just so cheap!
Drone video of that place would be really cool to see.
Where is this ?
Has to be in PA somewhere or maybe Jersey...but most of the inspection stickers on the windshields are from PA.
I could spend days there with nothing more then water, my bus, and a tool box :)
2:34 that is just criminal 😔
Get the spilt singlecab & what’s left of the 23 window Samba, maybe the deluxe too. Leave the rest. Check the Porsche to see if it’s the 914-6 cylinder, worth having too.
Unfortunately not a 914-6, very rare at about 3,000 made.. in all the years of finding cars I’ve only come across one that was sitting.
In the late 70s/early 80s, Parkers in Springville Indiana had 6 acres of VWs. Not sure if they are still in business.
is any of them for sale and how do you get to them.
Heart breaking, all them really cool cars cut short in life, real shame:(
How & why?
Were is this place at
That is as sad as all can be to see, Mike Wolf from American Pickers would have a serious heart attack seeing that,
What are "toltwelfs" ? 2:11
Someone wasted a lot of money, just leaving them to rot in the woods.
Dont always look at the money those cars are worth. The saddest thing is, someone is wasting a lot of classic cars by letting them rot in the woods.
Probably not true. Up till about 20 years ago people would sell the VWs for $50 just to get them out of the yard.
Il yUA-cam pas yeux de lui et il a dit qu’il a dit ça mais c’est un truc qui lui fait rire quand il fait la maline et que je suis un petit garçon et je lui dis Je pas de lui parler et il est là je suis trop contente je sais que tu veux pas que tu te fais un truc comme moi c’est toi tu sais que tu es un homme qui est en couple et que je te parle pas je suis là je te fais un bisou je te souhaite un très très joyeux Noël et que je t’aime et que je suis en vacances je te souhaite un très très joyeux Noël et que je t’aime je pense fort a moi et toi aussi tu es ma plus grosse grosse journée et que je suis à Paris et toi aussi je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te souhaite un bon week-end je te
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Donde esta localizado esta joyeria de Volswagen, es una pena ver todo esto, que cualquier coleccionista se volveria loco de ver esta muestra !!! Graciasx comoartirlo !!
So sad, I have driven worse. What state is this in?
Who buys cars and then just leaves them to rot? What a waste.
This place was old customer/parts cars, but remember only a couple years ago most of these VWs really weren’t worth much. Also selling cars without Titles usually take about a 30% hit
@@etmracing ... in some states you don't need a title for anything over 10 years old. (Ct is one of them) Also a good chance that all of the cars were a freebie. IOW, come and get it. (take the eye sore out of my driveway) The flip side of that was many older folks wanted a dollar just to make the sale legal. I bought my first few cars that way.
@@rupe53 1puglife would crush 'em and scrap 'em
Does someone own all the cars or have they just been left there and forgotten. Could you take one one and restore it.
2:30 extreme rare and expensive T1 "Samba".
Can anyone tells me which country is this ??.
Didn't see any Type IIIs. I'm looking for a '68 Squareback - late model fuel injected version - had one in college. Please LMK. Thanks.
Where is this place ?
I bought my first car in '70 from a friend for $100. It was a '60 Beetle. I hate to think what my return on investment would be if I still had it.
Bottom 6 inches gone on everyone.
But they do sale replace metal.
my 73 SB needs some parts, boy I can have a lot of fun taken parts off to save another bug
3:22 those cars are looking at you and they are saying , please rescue me 🙏
Looking to buy a bus to convert or upgrade
So sad to see this...Another 20 years and it will all be dust...
Are they for sale
I want that double/single cab!
where is this place ?? Horror to see it for all aircool fan`s :-((
Fully restored, each of those T1 and T2 busses is worth (potentially) anywhere between $30k usd and $60k usd, dependingon specific model, version, and so on.
Know how much they're worth in situ?
Nothing.
ChaosZero ノブ
... Yes, worth money restored, but paying someone to do the work is usually a lost cause. Doing it yourself can be a $3 per hour part time job so no serious money to be made, which is why few people do it.
Can you tel me exactly where this is please
Was it in the movie Sleeper (Woody Allen) where the VW found in a cave started first time after a hundred years or something?
Restore please!
So sad to see vw,s like that a lot of money on parts 😢😭😔
Yes it is, and places like this are all over the country
Where's that's located, let go save them. I'm in for that task
I had 3 engines at home ready for 3 of those beauty's. Let's do the rescue.