If I had gathered all of this stuff,,, there would have come a time when I would have had so much fun giving stuff away to random people! Find a good young man take him in there and say take your pick!!! Wouldn't that be fun??!! Do it a hundred times!!! Now that would be JOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW, JUST WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where is this ?????????????????? So many cars, some you can barely see and probably more that are completely buried! One car I did notice, was the 73 Pontiac Grand Am in yellow/orange color. It's also one of the NEWEST vehicles out there. So much KOOL stuff there.
This was alot of : Ooo is that a, look at that, is that a, was that a, what the crap is that, hey look a ford, oooooo firetruck and so on. I'm ready for part 2.
Nothing is for sale at the moment from my understanding. They are still figuring out what they want to do with the property. I’ll provide an update if something changes.
Wow what a mess, lots of scrap metal! Inside storage cars are restorable? The roadster body is a 31-32 Chevy....wood in doors and body. Snow, damp ground ...weeds, grass..-lots of terminal rust ,may some parts. Any car even if you restore it yourself---- expect 10-20 k (grand) minimum to get it back on the road!
Wow first car looked like the angla or prefect awsome..if it was an auburn big dollar car or might be an awsome hot rod..then the woody..big dollar car there more then likely....great stuff at this place wish it was mine...some very expensive cars in there..bring it all home..its well worth it.and the bug eye car outside I think was also a big dollar car..some expensive cars there..do some research mabe you can pick them up cheap and make a million dollars.
State of it. Obviously the farm had a couple of full time junk and mess creators buying stuff and leaving it wherever they ran out of gas or enthusiasm and went to town and got more to do the same. A lot of effort has been put into the collection of scrap. D9 the lot.
How exactly does one acquire that much crap? Do you call everyone in a 500 mile radius and tell them to just unload all the crap you have in my barn and I will pay you? Ridiculous.
He lived on that property since he was born. Went to auctions and bought up all kinds of stuff, all the way up into his mid eighties. Some cars, some tractors, and lots of junk in between.
Some real gems hiding out in the rubble. I'd love to spend couple weeks digging around and help rescue some of that true Americana!!
That’s some amazing Collection that Man collected over the years I would love to help clean that up
I’ve cleaned up some messy farmsteads but this place takes the cake ! Wow
If I had gathered all of this stuff,,, there would have come a time when I would have had so much fun giving stuff away to random people! Find a good young man take him in there and say take your pick!!! Wouldn't that be fun??!! Do it a hundred times!!! Now that would be JOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorites so far -Chrysler T & C conv at 2:10. -32 Ford fordor at 31:17. -34 Ford cabriolet at 8:10. Can`t wait for part 2.
WOW, JUST WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where is this ?????????????????? So many cars, some you can barely see and probably more that are completely buried! One car I did notice, was the 73 Pontiac Grand Am in yellow/orange color. It's also one of the NEWEST vehicles out there. So much KOOL stuff there.
Thanks. Just wait for part 2! It's currently an undisclosed location in the midwest lol
Million dollar walk through.Ez those cars and farm equipment..grab the Cushman frame on the way out.im foaming at the mouth awsome stuff here.
hell I'm still crying 😢
This was alot of : Ooo is that a, look at that, is that a, was that a, what the crap is that, hey look a ford, oooooo firetruck and so on. I'm ready for part 2.
At -17.46 is that a 1964 pontiac tempest ? If so it may be my old car and would be interested in buying it back....
unbelievable... how does one collect so much stuff??. I would love to pick through that wonderful mess.
A lifetime of hoarder tendencies, with a taste for antiques. Lol
You would not pry my out of that place until I found the knucklehead!!!
Wish I could find gold like that in Canada.
are you saving any of that stuff?are they selling it?whats the story on the yard?
Nothing is for sale at the moment from my understanding. They are still figuring out what they want to do with the property. I’ll provide an update if something changes.
That roadster looks like a Chevy phaeton yes very rare
Wow what a mess, lots of scrap metal! Inside storage cars are restorable? The roadster body is a 31-32 Chevy....wood in doors and body. Snow, damp ground ...weeds, grass..-lots of terminal rust ,may some parts. Any car even if you restore it yourself---- expect 10-20 k (grand) minimum to get it back on the road!
Wow first car looked like the angla or prefect awsome..if it was an auburn big dollar car or might be an awsome hot rod..then the woody..big dollar car there more then likely....great stuff at this place wish it was mine...some very expensive cars in there..bring it all home..its well worth it.and the bug eye car outside I think was also a big dollar car..some expensive cars there..do some research mabe you can pick them up cheap and make a million dollars.
The blue roadster body is a 33 or 34 Ford Cabaret body you have to try and save them
Camera guy is more interested in the junk farm equipment more than anything else.
At 1:54 , that car is a Chrysler Town and Country Conv. From about'46 - '48, not an Imperial. Should have the Highlander interior in it.
State of it.
Obviously the farm had a couple of full time junk and mess creators buying stuff and leaving it wherever they ran out of gas or enthusiasm and went to town and got more to do the same.
A lot of effort has been put into the collection of scrap.
D9 the lot.
What part 2?
I'll have it edited and uploaded in the next couple weeks.
How exactly does one acquire that much crap? Do you call everyone in a 500 mile radius and tell them to just unload all the crap you have in my barn and I will pay you? Ridiculous.
He lived on that property since he was born. Went to auctions and bought up all kinds of stuff, all the way up into his mid eighties. Some cars, some tractors, and lots of junk in between.
Must have been one interesting guy!!!
SAD fk-ing SAD............
I wonder if you could find a ford model as tearing wheel in all that stuff.