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@@robertburbach Europe VW's are actually left hand drive (driving on the right side of the road). Only countries in Europe that have right hand drive are Malta, Cyprus, Ireland, the UK and Channel Islands.
For someone like me, who really likes Cars, in particular Vintage Cars, its really heart breaking to see that these old Volkswagens are just rusting down there 🥺
@@scaleartsgthe ones that had rust for Rusty when put in the cave some did not have the mold the mold will clean off I see some pretty good potential in there myself that I fix everything
@@romangutmann391most older beetles Rusty when they went in there.. it's probably better than sitting in a field nobody said it was bone dry but everybody freaking out about the mold that will clean off I guess some people can and want to fix things and other people want to call it junk and leave it. That's just the difference between people that fix cars and those that just look and drive
I just got in contact with the owner of the cars! He has a special museum for wrecked and special looking, artsy volkswagen from the 50s to the 80s. The cars in there are just leftover part cars or cars he couldn‘t show off in the museum due to not having enough space.
Thanks, Bob! This brings back memories of my first car, a 1960 VW bug that was brought to the States from Germany by a US soldier. It didn't have a gas gauge. You drove til you ran out of gas. There was a pedal on the firewall that you turned with your foot giving you another gallon of gas to get to the gas station.
what you mean, comment above yours explains everything 🙂 it says - I just got in contact with the owner of the cars! He has a special museum for wrecked and special looking, artsy volkswagen from the 50s to the 80s. The cars in there are just leftover part cars or cars he couldn‘t show off in the museum due to not having enough space.
@@kenwittlief255 it‘s not actually that far underground, there is a large entrace which is closed off to the public😅 it was an old mine which i believe belonged (or still belongs) to his family. but don‘t ask me why he doesn‘t care about the condition down there, probably just has too many cars
I’ve seen a couple of your videos. I enjoyed being a part of your adventure and I need to say it fires up the imagination and makes me want to find lost treasures.
The best for me is the green Beetle, I think it's the oldest. Congratulations on the filming. These cars need to be saved, they will destroy themselves in mold
as a VW Beetle fan (my Dad used to collect them), seeing these make me feel happy and sad. happy cause they are cool cars, but sad that they are in a mine. thanks for the great videos :)
Looks more like a hoarders stash than a collection. There is not a single 'rare' car in there. All low spec, high mileage run down cars worth next to nothing. If there was an Oval that would be a different story. None the less, super, super intresting video! Love these kinds of discoveries!!!
@@DG-mi2mc some are very complete what are you talking about yeah there's a few that don't have dashboards I saw one with the engine out that had been converted to electric so what
Are they rotting away or were they already a bit crusty and since they’ve been down here in the dry the rot slowed down. ?? They seem to have keys in them so it’s well organised not just a messy scrap yard
@@rallycrosscraig I think he did say that it was quite humid in there.. And by the mold inside almost every car .....and on the outside of a few of them I'd say they started to rot within a few months of being delivered
13:42 that's a Portuguese old version of the car accident friendly declaration. The 2 guys were very well known actors: the left one "Nicolau Breyner" and the right "Raul Solnado". Same at 14:15. I think some of the cars may have belonged to Portuguese emigrants in Switzerland.
I've seen a few pictures from the museum these cars supposedly belong to. There's a license plate there from 96. Was wondering if maybe one of the late F. Pardal creations made it's way to the museum.
Honestly, with the right conditions, it can happen in a month (maybe sooner). I have a newer car that sat with a car cover for a month in a shady spot without sun. The climate where I live is pretty humid, and it only took one month for my entire interior to be covered in mold. I came to find I had a leak, and some water was resting inside the vehicle. The humidity and the stagnant water made a costly and time-consuming clean-up job.
Dommage de laisser pourrir toutes ces Cox et golf , Passat , dans l'humidité de cette grotte ! Mais sacrée trouvaille , bravo .... Congrats !!! Amazing video.
Whatever their plan was for storing these cars there, they didnt think it through. Not only are they wasting away, the place is unsecured and obviously not a secret anymore, so they get ransacked as well. At least we got to see them before its too late. I hope you went on to explore some more places here in Switzerland - if anybody can make it into a hard to get to place, it's Bob! 😊
take a photo of the VIN and once back to internet access,,, run the VIN on several cars to see the results...? That should help determine the reason for the remote storage....
I've been in the Volkswagen product for over 50 years. This is disgusting. It is absolutely tragedy. They're like hostages. I can't even believe someone would do this.from Florida USA 🇺🇸
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPathwere you able to find the owner of this cars? What's the background story and any chance of revival of these cars or sharing them as spare parts?
First I thought "OMG", but if you have a closer look you realise that every single car is rotten and rusty and not only moldy 🫣 But I have one single question: WHY? Why are these cars here? Many of them were already in a bad condition at the moment of storage I think (with many kilometers etc.). But as always a great Video mate! ❤
@@Dark-28200 yeah I think you're right. 👍 But it's a strange place to store cars for parts with much efford to get it to this mine... It just doesn't make sense to me 🤔
That was a cool underground adventure! If I had access to a mine 30 years ago where I could store VW's, I would currently have a bigger storage issue! Mining for VW's is a thing now.
Last 2 cars I've gotten were old police cars. One was free, the other was an estate auction purchase for $354.20 after taxes. One is being re-done as a 'resto-mod,' the other is being turned into a shop vehicle for product development & promotion
Someone needs to recognize one of these cars if it was stolen from them. Hope someone does and we can get an answer why they are here. I had my Camaro SS1le stolen months ago and it has not been recovered . I just hope it’s still intact and found one day. Even if it’s years from now.
Hi there I'm John I'm from England I've just come across your video and I have to say all these Volkswagens I've only seen the first few but is amazing absolutely amazing and a bit sad that no one is driving these lovely vehicles
that vehicle from that entering the place was my dad's first car. it was really cute and the signal light is just a part. not using the light my dad is alive this day.
This one was also great hard to believe all those VW Bugs are abandoned in the US that would be big money. ( I wanted to ad I just recently lost my Dad, we would be very proud of you. Keep doing what you love your doing a great job. Hopefully I get caught up with your content.
I'm a real vintage Volkswagen beetle fan and like wondering why did they leave such a beautiful car under the depths of the tunnels? with miles of deep tunnels just seeing so many golfs and beetles
Very weird, some of those old beetles bodies are in good nick someone could rebuild them in electric! I don't think anyone was planning on coming back for them.
It will be a lot harder to remove them, as the Brakes sieze-up in time. That will happen quickly in the worst-possible environment where no moving air can ever dry these vehicles.
I've always really liked WV vehicles, my first car was a 1974 Passat, the first model in Brazil, then I had a 1986 Parati, followed by a 1989 Santana Quantum 2.0 GLS, followed by a 2002 Glof 2.0 which was just a problem, a Paraty GIII year 2002 and finally a Gol G5 1.6 one of the worst engines because with the thin segment rings it passed combustion residues that contaminated the lubricating oil and ended up clogging the pump. Today I'm happy with a Mitsubishi L200 diesel pick-up, but my wife has a 2003 Saveiro (pick-up with trunk) for transporting bathing and grooming animals.
Hallo BOB Ich kenne diese Mine und diese Mine und die Autos sind nicht verlassen die ganzen VW Autos gehören einem Museum die diese Autos da unter gestellt hat. also es ist kein LostPlace
Sad to see them in there. Some of them have real potential and life left in them by the looks of things. I want to rescue some of those Mk1 and Mk2 golfs and polos!
It's a shame to see so many Volkswagens sitting here wasting away when they should be out of here and being enjoyed by someone out on the road 😢 please be careful
Awesome explore Bob! It is weird to see abandoned vehicles. Especially when they are in decent condition. Generally people stay attached to their car until they sell it or trade it in.
Looks like scrap yard for old Vw Beetle and golf polo etc - keeping them out the of the weather as per a regular scrap yard? Does seem odd as most seem complete or almost complete . Would love to see a follow up video of how they drive them into the caves must be an easy access for them to drive them in to store them ?
Try and get yourself one of these. I had no interest at all in Beetles, until I restored a Super Beetle to almost-new condition, in 2004. Now it is a valuable part of our family, more than just a car. They become attached to you. I wish you every success in finding a Super Beetle. It won't disappoint. Greetings from Australia.
surprises me that they would deteriorate like that..this is a mine so hard to say but i know in a deep cave the temperature never changes and without temperature change to influence nothing would ever deteriorate.. so maybe this mine isn't deep enough..didn't think mold could grow without some kind of a light source but we do see allot of moisture inside this mine....seems the reason these cars are there would be interesting to know why..seems more like part cars..seeing the newer stuff blew my mind..someones still busy
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Chega dá aquela dor no coração, ver esses Beetle aí parado no tempo 😢😢😢.
12:30 “looks ten years ago but probably gonna be 20 years” actually the Mk4 golf came out in late 1997 so nearly 27 years now! And was made until 2003 (hatchback) and 2006 for the estate.
😢 💔 For a Mechanical engineer like me, This is so heart breaking, VW bastard is always ignorant towards history after owning so many brands, with so much money in bank, reviving these cars should be no problem to big company like Volkswagen. Atleast there are millions of people out there who would want to own these cars, repair them themselves or need spare parts from these vehicles when company already said spart parts manufacturing aren't available anymore. This is heart crying 😭.
I ❣️❣️❣️ the VW Beatle! I had a hirch stick shift in mine! Unfortunately when it rained water got into the carburator and it wouldn't start!😂😂Unfortunately after the seventies they stopped being the great Car!
Have you tryed to get a ( GPRS ) of where you are to the end of then you find the cars just to see where you are on a map , it mite have a other entrance where it is blocked up wall because if it is used for storage it mite come out in a village.
😊Awesome video thanks for sharing. Yeah some Vins would have perhaps solved some of the mystery. Agree one must feel happy and sad watching this. great exploration It could be some mental guy that just loves this models and nicks them and keep em all safe here, very interesting place. I´m sure someone will figure out why and how they ended there as it´s not that long ago. KEEP EXPLORING With a SMILE.🙂🙂🙂
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most of these cars are left hand drive, and Europe VW``s are right hand drive. Must have a lot of VW`s that were made in America.
@@robertburbach Europe VW's are actually left hand drive (driving on the right side of the road). Only countries in Europe that have right hand drive are Malta, Cyprus, Ireland, the UK and Channel Islands.
For someone like me, who really likes Cars, in particular Vintage Cars, its really heart breaking to see that these old Volkswagens are just rusting down there 🥺
they are not rusting at all just mouldy
frfr, i hope we can import that abandoned car. A lot people find this vintage car in here 😭
@@scaleartsg I dont think its bonedry down there, the Cars will rust.
@@scaleartsgthe ones that had rust for Rusty when put in the cave some did not have the mold the mold will clean off I see some pretty good potential in there myself that I fix everything
@@romangutmann391most older beetles Rusty when they went in there.. it's probably better than sitting in a field nobody said it was bone dry but everybody freaking out about the mold that will clean off I guess some people can and want to fix things and other people want to call it junk and leave it. That's just the difference between people that fix cars and those that just look and drive
I just got in contact with the owner of the cars! He has a special museum for wrecked and special looking, artsy volkswagen from the 50s to the 80s. The cars in there are just leftover part cars or cars he couldn‘t show off in the museum due to not having enough space.
I would love to visit this space. I am passionate about VW cars.
Tell him I'm interested for a working beetle
Name of the museum? I'd love to visit.
What is the name of the museum? And who is the owner?
@@GlobalDesignHD it‘s in switzerland but you can‘t visit the mine officially, only the public museum part which is in another village
Sad seeing so many cars wasting away. Good explore, does make one wonder why they are there.
Really fascinating that some of those cars were wrecked in portugal and ended up in switzerland.
Love those cars, such a heartbreak to see that.
Wow. Why would they let those magnificent pieces of history rot out in a cave. My gearhead-heart is aching.
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Thanks, Bob! This brings back memories of my first car, a 1960 VW bug that was brought to the States from Germany by a US soldier. It didn't have a gas gauge. You drove til you ran out of gas. There was a pedal on the firewall that you turned with your foot giving you another gallon of gas to get to the gas station.
@@jepolch Oh, Special to have an imported car! Didn’t know about the gas gauge haha! Would be hard to go to remote places this way😄
I wish we had the back story on this find!
check my comment
what you mean, comment above yours explains everything 🙂 it says - I just got in contact with the owner of the cars! He has a special museum for wrecked and special looking, artsy volkswagen from the 50s to the 80s. The cars in there are just leftover part cars or cars he couldn‘t show off in the museum due to not having enough space.
@@wasiuuu1 He asked a month ago for a back story, the above comment was three weeks ago. How could he predict the future?
@@wasiuuu1 how does he have permission to store cars in a mine
and why would he put them SO FAR in there, that far underground?
it makes no sense
@@kenwittlief255 it‘s not actually that far underground, there is a large entrace which is closed off to the public😅 it was an old mine which i believe belonged (or still belongs) to his family. but don‘t ask me why he doesn‘t care about the condition down there, probably just has too many cars
I’ve seen a couple of your videos. I enjoyed being a part of your adventure and I need to say it fires up the imagination and makes me want to find lost treasures.
@@montyhinton4971 cool ! Now go on your own local adventures😇
Wat een zonde om die auto's daar te zien wegrotten.
Crazy long tunnel. How did they maneuver those cars through such tight tunnels. Crazy. Great video. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
they probably came in some other way....there wasn't tyre tracks the whole way.
The best for me is the green Beetle, I think it's the oldest. Congratulations on the filming. These cars need to be saved, they will destroy themselves in mold
as a VW Beetle fan (my Dad used to collect them), seeing these make me feel happy and sad. happy cause they are cool cars, but sad that they are in a mine. thanks for the great videos :)
Thanks for checking out! It gives a surreal sight tho!
that is my father's first car. Volkswagen Beetle
Looks more like a hoarders stash than a collection. There is not a single 'rare' car in there. All low spec, high mileage run down cars worth next to nothing. If there was an Oval that would be a different story. None the less, super, super intresting video! Love these kinds of discoveries!!!
for now. would be different 50 years from now
yeah by then there's litteraly nothing left of them. Don't get me wrong, it's sad either way. Breaks my heart to see any car left to rot away.
@@DG-mi2mc some are very complete what are you talking about yeah there's a few that don't have dashboards I saw one with the engine out that had been converted to electric so what
@@RonaldDaub-xi5jz i think you are missing my point. If you know about VW's you know what i mean...
I own a mk1 golf. And every part of this car is valueable. Even in bad condition. This place is a heaven for classic car owners
So many cool and reliable Volkswagen. My father once found a Volkswagen Rabbit with a diesel engine in it and it was the best car ever ❤
Hard not to know that storage in such a place as a mine will destroy the vehicles with mold and corrosion from the moisture. Crazy!
It's fascinating.... Who and why ?... Old stolen cars ?
All of the same brand and just a couple of models? Nah...
It’s a Swiss guy who owns. Them their old parts cars and ones he can’t show in the museum
Sim ,estavam escondidos tirando peça por peças
Maybe it's the same thing as americas secret cheese depots
Damp cave seems like a bad place to store cars.
Looks like an excellent location for a collaboration meetup of all the famous will it run youtubers.
Feel bad for those bugs, they will look beautiful if restored and back on the road. But as they are really sad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
So sad to see them all rotting away like that. A real petrol-head VW fan like Edd China would have a field day in there😂
Great video Bob
Are they rotting away or were they already a bit crusty and since they’ve been down here in the dry the rot slowed down. ?? They seem to have keys in them so it’s well organised not just a messy scrap yard
@@rallycrosscraig I think he did say that it was quite humid in there.. And by the mold inside almost every car .....and on the outside of a few of them I'd say they started to rot within a few months of being delivered
Would make one hell of a "will it run and drive out of a cave" series
13:42 that's a Portuguese old version of the car accident friendly declaration. The 2 guys were very well known actors: the left one "Nicolau Breyner" and the right "Raul Solnado". Same at 14:15. I think some of the cars may have belonged to Portuguese emigrants in Switzerland.
I've seen a few pictures from the museum these cars supposedly belong to. There's a license plate there from 96. Was wondering if maybe one of the late F. Pardal creations made it's way to the museum.
Bruh...that's a piece of gold 🔥
Such beautiful cars. So sad to see them just rotting away.
I can’t believe how much mould has grown on all the leather and rubber !
Thanks Bob 😎👍
Honestly, with the right conditions, it can happen in a month (maybe sooner). I have a newer car that sat with a car cover for a month in a shady spot without sun. The climate where I live is pretty humid, and it only took one month for my entire interior to be covered in mold. I came to find I had a leak, and some water was resting inside the vehicle. The humidity and the stagnant water made a costly and time-consuming clean-up job.
im not much of a vw guy but as a car guy this is so sad to see cars just rusting away
WOAH NELLIE! This is amazing. So many just sitting in there. They should clean them up and make a museum! Look at 14:12 I like the body shape!
Sad to see these poor volkswagens :( ... this hurts ... hope this location is temporary for these cars ....
Dommage de laisser pourrir toutes ces Cox et golf , Passat , dans l'humidité de cette grotte ! Mais sacrée trouvaille , bravo .... Congrats !!! Amazing video.
Whatever their plan was for storing these cars there, they didnt think it through. Not only are they wasting away, the place is unsecured and obviously not a secret anymore, so they get ransacked as well. At least we got to see them before its too late.
I hope you went on to explore some more places here in Switzerland - if anybody can make it into a hard to get to place, it's Bob! 😊
take a photo of the VIN and once back to internet access,,, run the VIN on several cars to see the results...? That should help determine the reason for the remote storage....
And where can you find that kind of info trough VIN?
Holy cow I want to go there and save them all😊 I literally just came back from the Madeira spring fling VW show and I'm already looking for more vws😂
I've been in the Volkswagen product for over 50 years. This is disgusting. It is absolutely tragedy. They're like hostages. I can't even believe someone would do this.from Florida USA 🇺🇸
Thanks ! Sad to see.. it’s not the best place to store these. In PA I went to a similar place with even more Volkswagens!
So true dude, I wish to have older cars from the 1950s to the 1980s in the future.
@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPathwere you able to find the owner of this cars? What's the background story and any chance of revival of these cars or sharing them as spare parts?
First I thought "OMG", but if you have a closer look you realise that every single car is rotten and rusty and not only moldy 🫣 But I have one single question: WHY? Why are these cars here? Many of them were already in a bad condition at the moment of storage I think (with many kilometers etc.). But as always a great Video mate! ❤
yeah they could have still used some parts but there is probably nothing left still worth saving
@@Dark-28200 yeah I think you're right. 👍 But it's a strange place to store cars for parts with much efford to get it to this mine... It just doesn't make sense to me 🤔
Do you think just MAYBE they could work tho, the Beetle was a tough ol car
Cheaper then scraping them.
This is a clever joke by somebody that saw the movie "Sleeper" by Woody Allen.
Very strange, leaving rare cars there, they can all be stolen and left there to hide
A new day a new adventure, greetings from Alabama. Love your channel!
I am also in Alabama.. greetings
That was a cool underground adventure! If I had access to a mine 30 years ago where I could store VW's, I would currently have a bigger storage issue! Mining for VW's is a thing now.
Some sort of a theft ring or insurance scam. You should have gotten some VIN’s and checked for the common thread.
Last 2 cars I've gotten were old police cars. One was free, the other was an estate auction purchase for $354.20 after taxes. One is being re-done as a 'resto-mod,' the other is being turned into a shop vehicle for product development & promotion
At least one car isn't longer than 10 years in that mine. I'll try to figure out, what has happened to it....
Heeeel ziek Bob! Top locatie weer man! Deze plek moet echt beschermd blijven, de auto’s zien er zo intact en mooi uit, golfjes 1 !
Someone needs to recognize one of these cars if it was stolen from them. Hope someone does and we can get an answer why they are here.
I had my Camaro SS1le stolen months ago and it has not been recovered . I just hope it’s still intact and found one day. Even if it’s years from now.
Hi there I'm John I'm from England I've just come across your video and I have to say all these Volkswagens I've only seen the first few but is amazing absolutely amazing and a bit sad that no one is driving these lovely vehicles
Thanks John! I also went to decommissioned warships, submarines, bunkers, space shuttles and more😎 Thanks for checking out
awesome. i owned a 77 dasher, 86 cabriolet, 87 vanagon, and a 93 cabriolet. was hoping to see a scirocco or pick up caddy. 🍻
Another great video Bob! Strange to see so much cars molding away in a mountain...
so sad to see cars like this thrown away
Damn imagine years from now on, you find golf R’s in a mine or storage. Absolutely mental!
6:11 Oh, these weren't new when stored, which I thought at first. Quite the kms on this one.
14:11 A declaração de acidente está em português WOOW!!
Superb video strange place to store them and same with the mk2 golfs but very cool I hope they get restored
Here in Brazil it is called vehicle dumping
What, do they just dump them and intend to come back or?
that vehicle from that entering the place was my dad's first car. it was really cute and the signal light is just a part. not using the light my dad is alive this day.
This one was also great hard to believe all those VW Bugs are abandoned in the US that would be big money. ( I wanted to ad I just recently lost my Dad, we would be very proud of you. Keep doing what you love your doing a great job. Hopefully I get caught up with your content.
Be careful lots of arsenic usually in old mine workings I work underground love it
lots of parts removed here, looks like some kind of a strange operation from the past
Great video, sad to see these volkswagens rust down there 😢
I'm a real vintage Volkswagen beetle fan and like wondering why did they leave such a beautiful car under the depths of the tunnels? with miles of deep tunnels just seeing so many golfs and beetles
Very weird, some of those old beetles bodies are in good nick someone could rebuild them in electric!
I don't think anyone was planning on coming back for them.
Must have taken them ages to drive them in there 😂
So I see most of this are 60s. Wonder where to start research to find what happened. With the cars and the tunnels?
They're all 1970 upwards, Not one from the 60's.
The name of the museum is Volkswrecks or "Musée d'épaves oldtimer Volkswagen"
Makes no sense.
How do they get the non runners back in there?
A fork lift probably... or all ran when hidden
Towed them, maybe
Probably roll in there or pushed cars Will roll without running
It will be a lot harder to remove them, as the Brakes sieze-up in time. That will happen quickly in the worst-possible environment where no moving air can ever dry these vehicles.
Great Video 👍🏻many greetings from Germany😊
Amazing to see how the mold is on all the surfaces you touch in the car. Just shows how much bacteria there is from your hands.
Mold is not bacteria.
I've always really liked WV vehicles, my first car was a 1974 Passat, the first model in Brazil, then I had a 1986 Parati, followed by a 1989 Santana Quantum 2.0 GLS, followed by a 2002 Glof 2.0 which was just a problem, a Paraty GIII year 2002 and finally a Gol G5 1.6 one of the worst engines because with the thin segment rings it passed combustion residues that contaminated the lubricating oil and ended up clogging the pump. Today I'm happy with a Mitsubishi L200 diesel pick-up, but my wife has a 2003 Saveiro (pick-up with trunk) for transporting bathing and grooming animals.
Hallo BOB
Ich kenne diese Mine und diese Mine und die Autos sind nicht verlassen die ganzen VW Autos gehören einem Museum die diese Autos da unter gestellt hat. also es ist kein LostPlace
That’s exactly what I say in the episode🙏😌
Those cars are frightened and just want to go home and see the light of day again. Rescue them !
Sad to see them in there. Some of them have real potential and life left in them by the looks of things. I want to rescue some of those Mk1 and Mk2 golfs and polos!
It's a shame to see so many Volkswagens sitting here wasting away when they should be out of here and being enjoyed by someone out on the road 😢 please be careful
These horders are so ill, it's a bad place to keep them and if not using them just sell them to people that want them for cheap.
Some car tyre air pressure 👍
Awesome explore Bob! It is weird to see abandoned vehicles. Especially when they are in decent condition. Generally people stay attached to their car until they sell it or trade it in.
That place looks like a salt mine, and it looks like salt is layering on the cars, and the interior.
Yellow colour ❤
The 1967 (I think) sunroof Beetle at 9:00 and 10:39 has had a roof chop! Pretty strange seeing custom work like that left inside a mine
Looks like scrap yard for old Vw Beetle and golf polo etc - keeping them out the of the weather as per a regular scrap yard?
Does seem odd as most seem complete or almost complete .
Would love to see a follow up video of how they drive them into the caves must be an easy access for them to drive them in to store them ?
Wow What a find those cars need saving if only for parts! whats the story behind the tunnel and cars, great work as always
My dream car is a Volkswagen super beetle and it’s sad to see them just sitting there 😢
Try and get yourself one of these. I had no interest at all in Beetles, until I restored a Super Beetle to almost-new condition, in 2004. Now it is a valuable part of our family, more than just a car. They become attached to you. I wish you every success in finding a Super Beetle. It won't disappoint. Greetings from Australia.
surprises me that they would deteriorate like that..this is a mine so hard to say but i know in a deep cave the temperature never changes and without temperature change to influence nothing would ever deteriorate.. so maybe this mine isn't deep enough..didn't think mold could grow without some kind of a light source but we do see allot of moisture inside this mine....seems the reason these cars are there would be interesting to know why..seems more like part cars..seeing the newer stuff blew my mind..someones still busy
Chega dá aquela dor no coração, ver esses Beetle aí parado no tempo 😢😢😢.
Pra mim é um mistério, esse monte de carros estarem escondidos nesse lugar. A minha hipótese, é que se trata de um esconderijo de carros roubados. 🤔
There's another u tuber that I watch that I think would love this place he's a big Volkswagen beetle fan
Green VDUB looks like a late 40’s early 50’s model
12:30 “looks ten years ago but probably gonna be 20 years” actually the Mk4 golf came out in late 1997 so nearly 27 years now! And was made until 2003 (hatchback) and 2006 for the estate.
😢 💔 For a Mechanical engineer like me, This is so heart breaking, VW bastard is always ignorant towards history after owning so many brands, with so much money in bank, reviving these cars should be no problem to big company like Volkswagen. Atleast there are millions of people out there who would want to own these cars, repair them themselves or need spare parts from these vehicles when company already said spart parts manufacturing aren't available anymore. This is heart crying 😭.
Nice video, greets from the Netherlands
those beetles look sad and frightened
It’s the early Polos / breadvans that I like best :)
OMG, it's so sad to see them like that people here in England would take them 😓
If I could be so rude to make a suggestion. Could you hold frames just a bit longer, its too fast change of different frames.
Thanks! People commented it was too long before 🥹
Amazing find. Mold does a lot of damage
A lot of Portuguese owned cars in a Swiss bunker. Weird. i was half expecting my GF2 VW to make an entrance.
I ❣️❣️❣️ the VW Beatle! I had a hirch stick shift in mine! Unfortunately when it rained water got into the carburator and it wouldn't start!😂😂Unfortunately after the seventies they stopped being the great Car!
Ooo every ride must have been an adventure haha😋 The yellow one was still in a good condition. Thanks again for checking out Linda!
The "accident papers" are written in portuguese , so the cars did travelled a long long way over there
Have you tryed to get a ( GPRS ) of where you are to the end of then you find the cars just to see where you are on a map , it mite have a other entrance where it is blocked up wall because if it is used for storage it mite come out in a village.
Why would you wait until dark before entering the caves?
Abandoned tunnel or mine systems often have a co2 concentration which can kill you..
Just beware of that
I know ! It really depends on the type of mine. This one was fine :) I have a gas & oxygen meter.
😊Awesome video thanks for sharing. Yeah some Vins would have perhaps solved some of the mystery. Agree one must feel happy and sad watching this. great exploration It could be some mental guy that just loves this models and nicks them and keep em all safe here, very interesting place. I´m sure someone will figure out why and how they ended there as it´s not that long ago. KEEP EXPLORING With a SMILE.🙂🙂🙂
So schöne alte Schätzchen ❤
Jullie kwamen in de nerlandse nieuws XD and i thought lol i follow this page for years now , its my go to place while i eat or before sleeping
Ah nice! Op welk tv kanaal zag je het voorbij komen?😇😁👊