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Buick was a 1960

I'm just beginning to wonder how much these cars cost $ in building each . Because In my view it seems it did not cost much as it may seen. was material cheap, and mechanical engineering was a grate passion . How long would it take to build generally. This is a lot of wast , and prestige. I am sixty five- sixty six 2024.i don't know how to ride a bikecycle. Meny of those prestige was in service at my time of birth , but really getting to know cars would be at age five.Do some of these abandon may belong to my dad, as it maybe considered abandoned , but this is all private property to much to handle.And something you can build yourself to..

You could make all kinds of money with a dump, or flat bed truck and picking up all that steel and engines and parts. Pick it.

I was just there in the beginning of September, drove to the top with my daughter. You had much better weather than we did! It was cloudy, foggy, snowy and 36 degrees at the top on our day there. Nevertheless, it was an awesome experience. I would love to go during a race!

Just found this second channel of yours. Such a great gospel message Brother! To the glory of our God and Savior Jesus Christ! Amen!

Reminds me of a tv show on A/E called BARTER KINGS good show but short lived.

I have one or two of them Garfield cups haha

I had a 72 Chevy 3 ton at one time. Same cab style, really stacked, until I lost the truck to the cops from my bad decisions in life.

That is a Pontiac head wanna save it for me?

It's absolutely wild to think about how 2000 was actually that long ago.

Are you saying that this proper is Dylan’s property in 50 years?

If you find any hubcaps for a 1956 Chevy..... Gnarly Speed Shop would appreciate it if you offered it to them. At least one.... because they lost one from "Hank" a 1956 Chevy wagon.

I envisioned Big John with a 5.9 Cummins, automatic, & a new bed. Maybe even a ramp truck. That truck had a lot of potential!!👍

Did you leave these cars outthere to rot? At lest put a damn roof above them.

Hope you grabbed those Dodge truck headlight bezels!

Those look like graves (the statues) 27:00

Chop shop

Maybe what you thought was a mini-dozer is a caterpillar type tractor. My dad had one when we lived in California on a small "ranch."

Don't Drink from those McDonald's novelty Cups and Mugs, they have lead in the Paint. They should be For Display Only.

Hmm. I see you have another channel I didn't know about. Good! I'm glad I found you guy's.

No value in that junk............... just a hazmat site.

Geez Be Careful sticking your Hands everywhere Snakes im sure🥺🥺

Reminds me of a rural chop shop,sorry....

Dart grille was 1970. 71 had more black to it.

Is that a 74 chevy vega spirit???

What is meant by, “abandoned property”?

Will you try to buy the Feather Duster from whoever picked it up?

That building your in looking around and you picked up a tail light it could be one or two things… a 67/68 Chevy impala .. or the one and only ‘68 dodge charger !!! I am surprised you didn’t know that so if you can go grab that tail light !! It could be just the lense for the charger impala .. but it could be worth a lot of money if cleaned up and looked at really good and close

That house was somebody's pride and joy at one time and could have been very very nice home. I think I would have taken that year book and maybe see if the school was still open and donate it.

Matt at Diesel Creek might want that little dozer. He gets old machines like that working again. 👍👍

Looks like an old chop shop operation.....

thats a back end off a telephone truck, modeled off the ww2 k43 back end, arms would come out an can be made into booms an there under the window sat a 20k pd winch that was used to set the poles

Looks like a scrappers delight with a few things you could save I love cleaning places like that going back in time

So cool to find out about your second channel here!! Been watching your main channel since you put that modern HEMI in that Challenger.

I've never heard anyone call a headlight bezel , a door? Must be a local thing . Awesome find ,though, on that property.

Blair Witch Project LIVE.

I’m not sure he knows a nailhead from a nail

Why were things just dumped and scattered about? Strange.

This is how someone is going to dig through my stuff someday. It's so important to a guy while he's alive. Then he's gone and it goes to those who don't find it so important. Wait, I think Solomon had something to say about that.

I was about to say scrap it before it gets bulldozed. You could spend weeks in there.

A buddy of mine inherited a family property like that years ago. No one had been out there for years because the uncle was a bit of a hermit who kept to himself. There were a couple of big old houses way out in the woods full of cool stuff and an ungodly amount of cars and equipment. He was the only one who really kept up with his uncle, and he didn't know about the property until he inherited the estate. He's still finding stuff out there.

Valiant effort to get the Valiant out of the woods. And Bryer got stuck on a briar.

Hey Dylan thank you for the video even though it was sad to see all that stuff going to be just wasted

Interesting, and sad. Alot of Iron laying around.

'65 Impala tail/reverse light was what you didn't know what it was. The mini dozer was most likely the reason all the cars are where they are.

Cool exploration video. That “radiator cap” is a 727 or 904 low reverse servo.

what going to scrap yard for recycling

That was a cool 59 Buick at one time, sad😊

1:41 Watch out for the briars Bryer 😂

I absolutely love digging through grown up properties full of cars. Went through a local property back in this summer with probably 30 or so cars that had been there forever. Bought a 70 charger that a had tree fall on it and a monte Carlo ss that was super rusty