Chevy Cameo Truck with 1 Mile | Rare Barn Find Never Sold Cars Auctioned
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The Lambrecht Chevrolet Collection of Classic and Collector Cars saved away by a dealership in Nebraska, some with as few as 1 mile on them will be auctioned September 28th 2013. This has been an urban legend for many years about the guy with the dealership who took in trades and held on to them and held onto carry over cars to never sell them. This is an amazing barn find like you have never seen. The Under The Hood Radio Show will be there for the auction as they sell all these rare barn finds to very lucky new owners. Watch for a special interview and more on Under The Hood with Auctioneer Yvette Vanderbrink who is conducting the auction. You may never see another collection of rare survivor cars in one location for auction of this size. Just a few of the rare survivor cars with very low mileage and never sold are a 1978 Corvette Pace Car, A Cameo Chevy Truck, A 64 Impala and more! Not all of the cars are low mile, some are parked outside and range from parts to very restorable. No matter how you see it this is a piece of automotive history not to be missed that may only come once in a lifetime.
I have been there a number of times. My dad is from Pierce. I asked Mr. Lambrecht a number of times if he would sell me one of his cars. His answer NO WAY. Out on his farm he has 30 or more pickups. All were never driven. Sad to see them rust away. Glad to hear they will finally find a home.
I purchased a truck from the auction, a 1949 Chevy truck, it now has about 1300 miles on it.
This is simply unbelievable ! I am more of a Ford person but appreciate to no end the magnitude of "awesomeness" of these vehicles and their condition. I would love to have the 58 Cameo,roof dent or not ! Some carb cleaning,top end pre-oiling,flush the brake lines,check the rubber and You got Yourself one pristine ride! OMG. WOW !
This video is wonderful!! I watched this video then told my husband, a Ford guy, that he HAD to watch this!! This is the only youtube video I have ever seen him sit for the whole thing!! Totally AMAZING!
What an amazing find. A real time capsule.
That must be a really nice town for that building to be vacant all those years with no one breaking in and vandalizing things.
I passed this building multiple times on my way to my great gmas never thought there would be this kinda stuff in there!!! Wish i woulda knew :/
I wish I could have been there to place bids on Corvettes, Chevelles, Impalas, Caprice classics from the 1980's along with ANY year Monte Carlo- prefferably 1976 on up to 1987.
Yes and since it had never been sold and was probably the last Cameo in the world never sold it brought $140,000. Crazy money. (:
WOW ,So many beautiful cars packed in that garage.
That is crazy!! A 58' Chevy with 1 Mile! My preticular Favorite is the 78' Anniversary Vette Because being a 25th anniversary is a legacy for the corvette
I look forward to seeing all those NEW owners showing off their cars here on UA-cam!
wow all time best barn find of new/old cars/trucks
that truck should be put into a museum at gm or something thats unbelievable to have that all original
incredible , :) that precious treasure.. i love this
They tried putting on another mile on that Cameo, pushing it back and forth 😂
Some buyers of old barn find cars like these like to buy them as-is and when they get them home they keep them the same way. Someone can always wash them once they get home but once they are washed you can't get the dirt from 40 years back on quickly. Its a collector thing.
The car gods smiled down on you that day !
Wow, a chance of a lifetime to purchase one of these vehicles. My wife's gonna kill me but I may just raid the retirement fund and be in Nebraska for that auction!
I'll be flying in Thursday evening, can't wait to see everything!!!
OH MY GOD, in 1957 I was 5 years old and my father WON a 1/4 scale 1957 corvette as a suggestion award when he worked at the GM, Hudson Ohio plant. I was told only two were ever built and were made for GM suggestion award winners. I drove this 57 corvette everyday when I was 5 years old. But my neighbor LARRY TASKER, stole the car out our garage and wrecked it
The owner of the dealership kept cars that were not sold once the new models arrived and did not allow people to buy them. That is why they are spread out over several decades. He also kept most of the trade ins as well. Over 500 cars in all.
Amazing! All of them have increased in value except the Vette, you cant give those things away, nobody wants that year.
In answer to some questions posted.
1. Why did these car not get stolen after all of these years? Well lets just say its all the wonderful people in the upper Midwest and a great local law enforcement team who are extremely vigilant when it comes to these cars.
2. We are just posting videos here. We will post some pics to Under the hood show dot com under the auction page later.
3.As for the history of the cars it is posted here on the channel and at the Under The Hood Radio Show website.
I won't to think you for such an amazing viedo
I love it. I had a good barn find and made a video on my channel, but this find is awesome!
Great cars !!! Only in the U.S.A I love all of them.
YOU HAVE REASON :)
WHAT A FIND!!
Amazing Find ! WOW !
4 miles on that vette... wild.. These things are gonna need alot of work. I expect new rubber everywhere.
it almost bring tears to your eyes,,,!!!
There is a list of over 500 of the cars that will be on this auction at underthehoodshow web site on the page with the auction info.
The ultimate time capsule !
Whoever put a thumbs down on this video. Is prolly a jdm/ricer lover. These are true american Icons.
Just my opinion...auctions are no place to get a good buy on a collector car. The prices go crazy and people end up spending a lot more than what the car is worth.
It’s all just gonna end up in some rich schmucks collection and never to be seen or driven again
It never was driven in the first place, so what's your point? These vehicles already were in some rich schmucks collection to begin with, so why is it a problem for you now? Many of these vehicles should be considered museum pieces, and they need to be preserved as such. Driving them will only increase the chance that they end up as a new electric vehicle.
Almost all of these vehicles will have to be completely torn back down to replace all rubber seals in the engine,weatherstripping,wheel cyls,axle seals,fuel system ,paint,ect.But when you get done you will have a nice car that's for sure.Nice to see something is being done with these cars & trucks.
“For many years”
The roof on the Cameo truck looks damaged in the center of the windshield. It's ashame that these cars were never used. All the rubber parts will need to be replaced. Also Chevrolet made out on the warrantys for these cars and there was not one warranty claim!
What year did they open and when did the dealership go out of business?My guess is the early '90s...that was a '90-94 Lumina in front of the garage door.Did they just go out of business,or did the owner die?Not for nothing this is an amazing situation and rare history making event!WISH I COULD GO AND BUY!
Omg... What's the story? Why so many old cars with low miles? That's amazing
I know for a fact that some of this old iron will wind up overseas,which is cool with me because as I said many of times people all over the globe love that "American Iron" I don't blame em!!
Was the Cameo Pickup on a Mecum Auto Auction....I think I saw that truck go over the block, and I def remember a store about this....
All to be sold with no reserve. There are over 500 in all. About 60 are really low mile cars and those could bring a wide variety of prices but for those on low budgets there are some ones sure to go much cheaper starting at parts cars on up. If you are there and see me at the auction say hello. I'd love to meet you. Check out our radio show on the web or a local station and join us on facebook Anyone who likes the page is automatically entered into any drawings we have.
I'd Love to get that impala.
This is really AMAZING! BUT, I think that the 64 Impala is NOT a 3 speed, because this generation Impala's came with 3-speed manual4-speed manualAND the Powerglide.I believe this is the Powerglide/2-speed because i can't see any stick shift. It looks just like mine only that mine is red. :D
Holy crap what's the chance of finding a 58 cameo with 1 mile on it.... Drool
These cars are great ! As an interested bidder, have these cars been drained of oil and gas before being stored in the dealership building? I think it is great the the cars are brand new, just unbelievable. I am not a mechanic, so I was wondering what it would take to get these cars in good running condition (besides the cosmetic). Anyone out there have any idea?
This is just increible man love his video tells u alots about cars love:)
I'm sure it's listed somewhere, but I'll ask anyway. Is the auction going to shown on TV live or taped for later viewing, and what show? Just like everybody else, I want to see what some of the vehicles go for. I want a couple of the 53 Bel Airs. Oh, and I'll take a couple of pick ups too. UnderTheHoodShow is just radio, is that correct?
I live 15 miles away from pierce so I go there a lot, its a really small town but not to bad
Not sure. Will have to look.
The story can be found in other videos here and the building will be for sale soon. Not sure who will sell it.
really great old cars but when they were taken out for pics they could have at least given them a little wash or something?
This video causes me physical pain. I want those cars so bad. Someone is going to have some serious Americana in their possession after this auction and I'll hate them passionately for it.
Just a hint. ANY obscene or hateful posts or posts advertising something you have for sale will be removed immediately! Also a note on the sale. THERE WILL BE NO PARKING ALLOWED ON THE COUNTY ROAD THAT PASSES THE AUCTION. THE ONLY PARKING ALLOWED WILL BE IN ASSIGNED AREAS. PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO BRING A CAR FOR SALE AND PARK IT ON THE ROAD AS IT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED AND WILL BE ENFORCED BY LOCAL LAW AGENCIES. SITE IS BEING SET UP NOW AND HAS SECURITY ON SITE.
I didn't think it was possible but I may actually die of jealousy.
Any 1947-54 Chevy or GMC trucks or truck parts in that inventory? I'm in the process of restoring my grandads 1953 GMC panel truck and would love to find some N.O.S. parts.
is this being covered by any of the cable tv channels? (the auction) or will anyone be making a dvd for sale (something to think about if not) i really want to see the auction but just no way for me to attend
that's funny... I thought the same thing... over and over and over
looks like the truck roof is crushed in a bit
1 MILE
Damn, I couldn't even afford all the car covers
When did the dealership close and why. Seems odd they had so many unsold cars of various ages. If there a list what prices were fetched or video anywhere~?
Wonder if the motors inside will be rusted, doent look like they were stored properly
+burnerdown2 They look fine all they need is cleaned
+Coolgarrett02 Productions Are you saying that when they stored the vehicles they drained the oil and put conditioner IN the engine along with squirting oil down the combustion chambers to prevent them from rusting? Water and moisture is always present in engines and varies with temperature changes....if it wasnt "proprerly stored, expecially after all those years" the fuel with be sludge and the engine will be rusted...to start the motors in that condition would damage the engines....just saying that by the looks of the way the cars are stored i personally would examine every part after a sitting that long...expecially inside the engine where all the rubber seals and gaskets will be dried out and no good....It takes alot of work and prep to storeage a car, even a short length of time, i find if difficult to believe that by the looks of the way they were found, no prep for storeage was taken, soooo i would really really look that car over hard, expecially inside the motor and fuel tank, lines brakeslines and radiator, because if the rad wasnt drained it could be crap....So starting the cars and moving them without a thorough clean is only going to really damage the cars.....Its a shame they werent stored better...:(
+burnerdown2 No way any of those cars were stored properly. It's neat to see, but I'd never have paid near any of the prices they got on those vehicles. They were out in the back 40 selling crap with trees growing around & through them. A lot of expensive junk
My dad and i are building a 1975 corvette together so when im 16 im ready
Will there be a video of the auction for those of us who are not able to attend.
this truck still have the warranty must do running-
What a find, did you buy the property?
unbelievable - how could anyone afford to let that many cars sit and rot.
What was that silver thing under the parts counter looked like some kind of engine
So sad that the cars had been so preserved but UA-cam lets the video quality degrade so fast! 240DPI?? are you kidding me?
Wow this is awesome. How much do you think the starting bids will be.
Que hicieron con la Chevy apache cameo 1958 ?
PLEASE donate the 1/4 scale corvette to the Corvette museum in Kentucky.
Talk about having a flashback , wonder what happened to this dealer
You said we are going to take pictures. Can I find them in the internet? :)
They've doubled the mileage on the vehicles just pushing them out of the showroom, LOL.
I saw part of the auction, it was comical. Prices were astronomical, even on the stuff that was left out in the "Back 40." I do laugh at the repeating on the mileage on the Cameo ("1 mile"- funny no mention of the roof damage), the Impala (4 miles), the Corvette ("4 miles")... vehicles that old-plastic on the seats, never titled, stuff in the trunks, whatever- and not ever exercised aren't any good. All the fluid are gym floor varnish, seals dried out, et cetera. Maybe they made neat paperweights, but I don't think any of these cars were "We threw batteries in 'em, dumped some gas in the tank and started right up." It's cool to see this kind of stuff, but the hype was way too much
+olikat8 No doubt lots of issues simply from sitting but it's still very, very rare to find something like this. It's far less work than a full restoration & they are original cars. That demands a premium price. Seriously, there is only a handful of cars from the 50's, 60's & 70's that have under 100 miles on them in the world.
I hear you. I'll admit I'll probably never wrap my head around this side of the hobby. From my perspective (which is subjective, plenty will agree and disagree with me), these are no 'cream puffs,' and I might think seeing them would be cool, I'd never own something like this
olikat8 On a practical side, I agree with you. I do think it's kind of cool to see something that is "fresh" from the factory but I personally wouldn't pay a significant premium to have one. I want something I can drive & I realize how rare a car like this is & how much some people value that so I would never drive one of these.
My grandfather bought a new Cadillac in 1959. It had an electrical problem when it had just under 2,000 miles on it. He lived several hours drive from a dealership & he ended up just parking it. I tried buying it from my grandmother in the mid 80s & she wouldn't sell it. It sat until the late 90s & was sold in an estate sale. I wasn't in a position to buy it at that time but I would prefer a car like that.
It was every bit as nice as one of these but has no "new" car premium & there is no guilt in driving it & there always seems to be another one like my grandfathers pop up somewhere. A widow held onto something, or a wealthy person that had 9 cars seldom drove it. If I wanted a clean original, I would look for a low mileage, clean original & they are still out there. The factory fresh aspect is not something I personally want or would pay for.
Exactly
+olikat8 i agree..people are fascinated with the low mileage, however, i can see those cars are going to need quite a bit of work and money before they look good and operate correctly!
Did you record this with bag phone?
How'd these cars not get stolen from being in there and how did these cars never get sold from this dealer? What is the history of this video
so whats the story behind the dealership ? why did it close up ? and is the building for sale ?
how many miles??
my god i wish i was thare my dream
even she cant believe it lol
1.4 I believe. Sold for $145k
Weird to think if I purchased one of the "new" cars, I'd be the only person on the title..original owner (even though the car is 30ish years older than I am lol)
cool :) ...
how many miles on the truck again?
Do any of them run?
I like
How many miles did the Cameo have, i couldn't make out what the lady was saying.
Mini Dragger I wander how many miles she has on her 100,000 easy
Why are the years spread over 3 decades? Shouldn't they all be about the same year when it closed down?
oneeeeeeeee miiiiiillllleeeee.....
Now I remember why I'm divorced. Nice cars though,,,,How many miles on them again? Just 1 more time,,,in case I missed it. Oh wait,,,,1 mile,,,I remember
How much did the truck sell for?
how many miles 1,1,1,1,1,1 aaaaahhhhh !!!!!!
7:53 Is the Cameo's roof badly dented?
Ya, funny how she forgot mention the roof damage during any of the 12 times she mentioned the Cameo's mileage! ;-)
they opened in the 70s and closed in the mid 80s
so fuckin cool
Mam, you have one lucky husband. Married into a toy land. That Chevy Camero PU with one mile dot three on the odo. with a crushed roof. Find the person that dropped a cow on the roof and have him pay for the repairs. That is a shame.