FREE Abandoned Car Found in Woods | Rare Vw Beetle Sitting for Years Rescued!
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2022
- Today we go into the woods of Fairfield County CT to rescue an abandoned 1956 Vw Beetle that has been sitting for years. We pull this old rare car from it's grave and it hits the streets once again...well, on a trailer haha.
Special thanks to Ethan for having us and his friend Paul for help in the recovery. - Авто та транспорт
It brings tears to my eyes seeing all of this neglected cars, thank you for saving them from death.
I agree...where was I when someone was abandoning these cars in barns and woods? Would have taken any of them before they got so bad-off....
@@alliepetty1005 yeah 30 years ago when they dumped them there they probably were junk and doubt you would want them it's like saving a Passat now there crap and nobody wants them
They don't look like they have any life left already....
some fancy trailer loading
I couldn't get my sweet tilt trailer back in there so I had to go back for my baby trailer.
I ve always been an NSU prinz guy myself, but,i remember about 30 years ago there was a beige colored 60s bug down the granville gorge back where i used to live in mass. must have gone over the side of the road and not been recovered. There was also the rear half of an oval window in a field in southwick. I also found a 60s era bug body behind a house in westfield. Evidently, these things are abandoned everywhere! Glad to see youre a CT neighbor! Im in Manchester.
makes my ghia look good
Makes nearly everything looking good! 😁 ;-)
We need to see the red and white one doing snow donuts again soon……..
So you should fix that Ghia Mustie
Has little rust every were 😁
Mustie those who make it easy gets the Cheezey!!!; ) owed to the Pine Cone King!!! He hehe!
Back when I was in college in 1965 a friend had a European spec split rear window bug. It had been bought in Germany by a member of the Australian embassy staff. It went with him to different posts around the planet and then to the US when he was posted here. He sold it to my friend. College kids will buy anything with wheels. It had the little flag turn signals in the door pillars. I wonder what ever happened to it.
"On the next 5150mxVW..."
My dad drove one of these in Germany in the 1950s for his army National service 🇬🇧. He’s 87 now.
We really do appreciate your efforts in making these videos Jay. I watch everything you post on both channels, thanks for taking us along with you mate.
what's his other channel?
thank you Mark, I appreciate it
@@joeyleclaire 5150mxvw2
Saving any of these bugs means that meaninful parts are available. What comes to mind is being able to section a portion of a door or window, to then weld it to a good lower portion: poor man's OEM!!!
Chris
Gatineau QC, Canada
Love the ingenuity of getting it on the trailer, good future tips for professional sketchy loading.
😎😁
Hello all from Siesta Key Florida
how's the weather
I'm sure Mustie could get that engine running, If he put another engine in..
Glad to see another one saved.
Out of all the old cars in the past ! Vw beetles/ bugs that are abandoned or junked! Are in the most mind blowing spots !!!! Space ace Ron⚡️⚡️⚡️
That rescue was persistence personified awesome job
thank you AB👍
Jason you are such a good guy helping out a friend. 👍🏻
The VW Rescue Pro does it again! Thanks for taking us along. Gotta work on that dismount though! 😂
thank you Brew Dub ! Haha, trees were off center , that's my story i'm sticking to it
I’m glad you guy’s are rescuing that beauty!👌😎👍
we thank you
Ovals are a beautiful thing, hope it doesn't get butchered.
sure are, we shall see....
Those Oval windows are really awesome 👌 👏 would not be surprised if it had semaphores.
👍, semaphores ended mid 55 here in the US
This poor beetle is so rusty underneath that it seems a miracle to me, that it didn't fall apart when you were pullin it up and down the trailer. Btw... it's strange but this one has two different front fenders. The right one with the "lying" headlight glass and the left one with the vertical headlight glass from a 70's model. Cool channel and cool rescues you are doing 👍👍👍 Cheers from Germany, Andreas
Thanks for saving her
Hi Ivor, thank you, it was a nice day for it
Doing the Lord's Work gentlemen. Great job. Make it road worthy.
"I can Fix it. My Dad's a TV Repair Man."
Spickolee. ..Fast Times at Ridgemont High.😊
Insane. I'm always in awe when these situations continue to come up. Good for you!
thank you
Awesome content finding and saving a bit of history..pray it's not to far gone...but she's gonna need some love and a bucket load of $$$ 😊🔧🇺🇸
Awesome rescue! It's good to see you still have the skills learned from your past rescues. This one is quite rough. I can see why Jen doesn't let you have cash.
Oh man, that car is rough. But the black/red color combo is my favorite for old cars. Looks like it may have had an accessory Dehne fuel gauge installed, judging by the holes int he top of the gas tank.
EDIT: I helped a buddy haul a few old VW's out of the woods several years ago. The last trip was two dune buggies on one trailer. No good way to get them off, so we tied them together, tied the rear one to a tree stump, and stomped on it! Worked perfectly, too. No ramps, just speed and power. That was good for a laugh!
Ah the Clarkson method!
She’s a bute Clark! ;)
I know you figure out how to bring her back, or at least part her out correctly!
Another nice pick, Jay!
Hopefully we get to see how Ethan works out with it.
Was thinking for a sec you boys were going to have to get 8 strong Swedes hike in and left this beast with poles and hike this out. Oh momma.
Cool old beetle. I wish it'll drive again on the road. And good work at the rescue.
U never cease to amaze me on your ingenuity and patience. Really enjoy your posts.
thank you , very much appreciated
Jason....Your such a great guy. Helping a friend out like that. Like the Black & Red! Great as all way's vidio!!!
met him that same day haha...thank you Jim
Upon preliminary inspection, I'd say it might need pans and heater channels.
The rest will buff right out.
Regards,
Duck
yep, then add 10 inches above the channels and every other panel :)
Seeing the bottom of that 36er was a trip! I haven't witnessed any case dissolved that far before. You can't fix this car Spicoli!
🤯 , me either , that was crazy ! haha, no he can't now pass the pizza
I was amazed it didn't break in half.
chassis is strong
Thank you for saving this little beetle looking forward for it's recovery,, how i wish i had 1 too beetle is really my favorite car ☺️
thank you
Hey when they are free they are always worth picking up...even if its just for parts!
Jason, you may be getting to that stage of the “saving old vw’s” part of life where you need to get a forklift… The kind with the beefy wheels that go off road. They are especially useful when there is more daylight than metal! 😂 I love that you used a tree to get this one off the trailer. Classic! Keep these videos coming-they are awesome!
Haha, someone recently said to me “ I’m
Surprised you don’t have a forklift “ ...thank u Jeff
I'm a Chevy guy and would much rather this have been a '56 Chevy, but for those into VW Beetles - this is awesome. Nice save!
Thank you, well I still have to rescue two 1960 Impalas I
bought 2 years ago...stayed tuned ? haha
@@5150mxVW I would love to see that video! '58 Impala owner myself.
@@lt.frankdrebin3317 oh nice ! getting that boat on my 14 foot trailer should be interesting ....luckily I don't have to go far
Awesomeness keep them coming Jase, Ovals rock.
thank you Matthew
..can't Wait to see your resto videos on this. 👍👍
Great Job on the video! At least there’s some good parts left on it. Hope you have a great weekend.
thank you Marty !
IT takes a REAL MAN to do that rescue. I would have been right there with you.....GREAT SAVE
"Mustie1 would get that runnin'...." LOL
😁😁
That bug looks far behind being fixable to me but I am no expert. You really must be passionate to get involved in that kind of project.
What a find ! Love it.. lucky Dawgs..
Can't wait to see it ltr.
I got a 59,ragtop.. ( project) and a 65 walk thru 13 windows ..
Dude I would love that ride.. too.
Gracia bro.. Great save
Great save! Living the dream bro.
thanks man
A real adventure this one. Nice save!
thank you BK
sorry missed the comment about the roof .looks great still!!!
Yes, I was shocked it popped out that nice , it was banged up pretty good
Great find bro! NICE ONE 👍
Hi jay..Jay...
Should have had Mustie help for muscle...lol...and used his tilt back trailer! And your right, he'd want to try to get that motor going! 😏.
Great job helping a friend, and saving a classic.
Greetings from Southern Michigan!
Mais um pra salvação,restaure da forma correta esse fusquinha, parabéns!
I like this oval. It's a lot of work, but it's possible.
Good luck !
Wow, thank you. Button there's a problem : I live in Germany.
But there
Sch... corrector
Ha ha getting so sentimental at the end - your missus is glad! ... although that oval could be a nice black on red OEM+ with a bit more power, and some hidden goodies 👍
I have a black on red 56 sedan and a black on red 56 vert already...just trying to talk myself through the empty trailer ride on the way home🤣👍
Great work guys
we thank you Mr M
How can a oval be left in the woods ,nice helping out a friend again Jason 👍
Lots and lots of Vw’s in CT...👍
Thanks for staying up to edit enjoyed seeing the rescue
thank you Jason
Found in my stomping grounds! Wouldn’t be surprised if that 1956 Oval was originally sold at New Milford Volkswagen which only closed a few years ago.😮
maybe
Congrats! Great work too! 🤙🏻
thank you Jason
Considering where you live and all conditions, pretty complete. Good job!
we thank you William
Save them all!
Congratulations 👏
Scrap dreams come true!!!...at least your out of the dog house.😯😯....great job,,,can't wait to find one of these,,,,regardless the condition...........cool.............land o' lakes,wi...p.s.we're in snow cover for the rest of winter here,,,,so,you guys got the extended fall there!!!.......peace,pat.
Great episode! 👍
we thank you
You need one of those shed movers. Compact and can move a building. I laughed when I saw how far back you had to go.
I know she don’t look good, but she look good to me. Lol
Thanks again Jason. I couldn’t of done it without you
heck yeah! ...You are welcome, it was a fun day. Thank you for having me out and showing me your sweet Vw's / shop. You would of gotten it out eventually and please tell Paul thank you for the help👍.
Thank you
@@Text646 Ill take a pass on gift just like watching your videos.
Unless its a hole car ?
Thank you
Crazy recovery brother! Would love that to be some lawn art out here!
thank you Pete!
Looking like a weekend project ! Well maybe a 3 day weekend 😁
maybe for my friend Larry :)
Great rescue
Not quite rescued yet ! 3 days of buffing and she'll be fine 😁
What a find. ...
awesome video jason nice save
thank you 34'
Rare Rotten Gold.
You forgot to say " Bob's your uncle" when the back tires came on the trailer.
had to google that one :)...I'll try it
My first ‘first car’ was a ‘63 beetle. Owner wanted $50 if he kept the battery. I opened the door, pulled up the back seat and started laughing - the battery had rusted right through the floorpan and was sitting on the driveway with two cables leading down to it 🤣
Well on the plus side the top half looks really good but the engine is toast I think. You did well getting it out of there, one of your more difficult rescues. I love the 'drive away and hope' to get it off the trailer, yeah that will work.🤣 Well done Jason.👍👍
Nice rescue. Love it you driving the tunny! Also, when you were off loading, and you were taking your time, I was yelling at you, you, apparently didn't hear me, FLOOR IT! It will drop straight down! Glad it's not going home with you. Others will look after it
haha, well I didn't want to bang it up any worse than it already was.
A very exciting video!
Too bad about the rare VW Export Oval Beetle (1953-1956).
Thanks!
Regards
Klaus from Düsseldorf / Germany
nice job guys.
we thank you Jim
Excellent video Jason also find to and bet lots in woods forest in middle no where on location Lol ! Take vechiles off at night and done that in Tow Truck services call too!
thank you Andrew, yes it was a little tight where he needed to drop it and the trees were off center and far
When they penned the phrase, “There is nothing more expensive than a free car”, this was the car they had in mind!
Excelente vochito!!
Ojalá se pueda salvar
Es un muy buen modelo
Good video, consistent with your style and pracitice and worth my time watching. Jason, I think you have very good editting skills with the material given. I guess you didn't bring cash because you just weren't feeling it for this one. It was pretty rough (engine rotted) wasn't it? Nice of you to introduce, Ethan, another VW aficionado and rescuer. At the end of the day, he looked happy.
Thank you Greg , much appreciated
Awesome deal
👍
@text-1922 is this real
scam!!! sorry , been getting attacked by these lately and i can't keep up
The upper part of the front bumber will polish out nicely
Awesome 👌
I cannot believe the amount of wrecks you have picked up on your channel
And you are still not prepared in carrying the right tools for retrieval
what would you have liked to see me have ? My plan was to make it a roller with the brake drum puller and 4 rollers i brought. Then use the truck and tow it out of there as i was told it probably wasn't trailer accessible. In the end I got it out and actually in a timely manner.
Awesome video
Thank you
I enjoy every rescue.
Quite surprising was a portion of the "wrong address" section at the end. From 25: 04 to 25: 12 is a view of the garage (with an American Flag) of a newer house looking at Candlewood Lake. I know that house, because I am the architect. An interesting way to back into "Mass Media". Good luck with the Oval.
Good Luck ! Last time I saw an unload like that a couple of beers were involved, a lot of discussion a lot of cursing. And the old boy revved his engine up to about 4000 RPM dropped it in drive and fired that car off the trailer. Hey I live on Lakeview Dr.
I saw the trim on the relict vehicle left behind. I think you were clever enough to bring it with you. As it was not there anymore when you drove off.
I have a question: Honestly is there anything on this vehicle you can still use? Maybe the roof or the rearwindow frame? I can see it mainly as yardart though.
People are shaking their head as I have half an Austin A30 beside my house. They think I am braindamaged or something. I even had this car painted (in Wallace and Gromit paint) and braced it together with steel, wood and aluminium. But after ten years sitting outside it looks like shit again. I even had the headlights turn on with motion sensors and a car battery when you got near it. But now that is not working anymore neighter. I just do not have the heart to scrap it.
The steering-wheel in the second one was in better shape! I'd gather up every scrap there, just for parts.
Oh man, not a lot of meat left on those bones, is there? XD Ah well, parts is parts! Right?
Some of the steel engine parts might be savable, they often get saved by the case corroding away sacrificial-like.
I’d be doing the same thing,bringing both home!
Very cool!!!!!!!!!!
thank you
I found an Oval in the woods, here in SC. I’ve got pictures, I want to save it. What would be the first steps to figure out who owns it?!
Looks EXACTLY like this one. It HAS rear fenders with directionals, headliner, seats still in red. It DOESNT have an engine, rear deck lid, hood, or steering wheel…
Talk to property owners first @@FairHavenFarm . Then inquire with tag agency with vin & ask about abandoned vehicle process
@@FairHavenFarm where in SC are you. I’m in Columbia.
Option A) check on google maps and see if it gives you the property boundaries and a street or lot number. Then go to the local council chamber and ask who owns the land. If you are polite and explain you are into old cars etc they are more likely to help.
Option B) start by knocking on the door of the nearest house, explain that you are into old cars and are trying to find out who owns the one on the land over there. if they don't know, ask them who might know. Keep chasing, if you hit a dead end, ask at the next closest house. Etc.
Option C) go to the post office and see if you can find out who delivers on that road, then ask them. If the postman doesn't know he/she will probably know who to ask.
option D, call me , and let's go rescue it😆
If you and Mustie1 decide to road trip south to Georgia, I've got a '60 or '61 Beetle, minus motor, with original crash box trans.
It needs everything, but it's still worth saving.
Price is right (free), and it won't be a lot of work to get it on a trailer.
I'll post my email to you through utubes' message system.
Regards,
Duck
WOW!
Are you going to get any parts off that white 1965-6 ? Like the left rear chrome & the grab handle?
Ahh, yes. The sound of rust being ripped apart. Time for a "Will it run?" episode.
Wow!..an Oval!..and pretty straight and solid considering sitting in the woods for years...the only thing better than that would have been a Split!..and the only thing better than that would have been a KDF...and the only thing better than that would have been a Kubel..and the only thing better than that would have been a Schwimmwagen..and the only thing better than that would have been a VW38 or 39...and the only thing better than that would have been a W30...and the only thing better than that would have been a Mercedes Benz 770 W150!..oh, well, we can dream..but an Oval is good! :)
Nice save - would love to see a saved car restored. This one will need a ton of work but I’d restore it if it was mine.
thanks, not sure what will happen to it, I doubt it gets restored though ....doable but