At least they aren't sitting in some field.. cars stored indoors are so much better off than being in the mud. Interesting place, thanks for the video.
Yes, my family had a chevy dealership for 40 years until 1985; we had some antiques that got sold right out from underneath us by a crooked family member who was new to the family too..
@@wwonka52 gotta hate the swoopers...just swoop in at the last minute and take everything. My ex wife is about to experience this with her "new" mom...sad
@@jeffmayo5283 all those Pellini cars were sold right and nobody ripped anybody off.....now the Ford dealer down the street, now that's a different story.
This is an amazing collection. The owner(s?) had a fine eye for the classic and the unappreciated. 1930s vehicles, a classic T-Bird, a 1957 Chevy, and a Ford Falcon. You gotta love it. I enjoyed the tour vicariously, even though I can't be there. Makes me wish there is a place where everybody could send $100 - and magically, this place and everything like it became a gleaming museum. Everyone should have the opportunity to see and appreciate these works of engineering and art. Even though it was a little sad, I enjoyed my tour. Thank you.
It's good to see that there really are vintage machines that have been stored away, out of circulation and out of public eye, waiting to be auctioned, recommissioned, restored, or rebuilt, and cared for and enjoyed by an appreciative owner in the future!
They are not going to rot in that protected building. A very nice collection , probably a death and then neglect. They will be sold eventually. I hope you can go further down this rabbit hole.
This is two different collections, first one was in elm creek,ne. Chevyland. Cars were not left to rot. Was open for viewing. Owner passed away, and cars were auctioned off. Not sure of second location.
Had a kind of Indiana Jones feel to it, walking into that garage and all those classic awesome cars covered in plastic and the stillness like some kind of time capsule. Just wow.
OK very interesting yes but many unanswered questions go through my mind how! This place is unprotected and anybody could just walk through. take that hard to believe when there’s so many bad players out there that wouldn’t try to steal these cars! Somebody has to own all this property and cars it’s too hard to believe they would be just left there like this.
Far from abandoned. Drive by here several times a yr. Right next to the interstate. You can see activity has happened there in the last yr. Things moved around. Doors open. I heard they were supposed to have a auction soon or already had one.
WOW that is incredible! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Where is this and no commentary on these. I'm just in love with the falcon that is awesome. How did these fine works of automotive history end up just laying here? Thanks again.
People involved to this extent ( Car Museum ) are or were real car enthusiast ( at heart). Back story on this will be interesting if not very fascinating. Really like to know what happened ? If possible. A car enthusiast dream find.
If I was the owner I wouldn't let people go in the place while recording with a camera. My thing is I hope the camera guy asked for permission to be in there. If the camera guy didn't ask and just walked in that would be bad for the camera guy if the owner saw the video.
A lot of classic American iron in there. The 1953 Buick Skylark convertible in particular is such a special rare car. As with any collectible, to each is own as to what they do with their pieces.
at least the owner had the gumption to keep these cars inside an intact building with dust covers. Amazing how many cars are left to deteriorate out in the elements. Think of all the expensive restorations that could be prevented.
They belong to somebody. They didn't just walk away in a hurry, the cars have all been covered with care. How did you get in the building?????? I am doubting this story.
As a car restorator, worst thing you can do is put plastic over a stored car ...moisture collects under it The 2nd is ...if your going to store a vehicle put it on blocks so the weight is not on the tires.
@@truckerkevthepaidtouristI'm a year late with my reply, I was talking about the one IN Kearney on highway 30 in the Cabela's building. I think it's called classic car collection.
Interesting how the windows are so clean. Left to rot???? Someone cared enough to cover them. To be able to go in there and pull out a 55 Pontiac would be heaven for me. What's going to happen to all those cars?
Your headliner hearing is so misleading because the cars that I’m looking at someone took the time to put plastic on them and it’s still in the building so they’re not just left Rod in there and I hope you didn’t break into the place. Just an FYI.🤠
I hate to say it but these are not abandoned cars. The building looks more like it was a service or sales shop rather than a museum. Thanks for sharing.
I guess this is where the hobby and history is going. They will attain less and less value as time goes on. The same applies to me as well. I have a garage full of them also and cars today are so much more faster you cannot take these relics out on the highway without becoming a hazard. They simply do not go fast nor do they stop quickly enough.
At least they aren't sitting in some field.. cars stored indoors are so much better off than being in the mud. Interesting place, thanks for the video.
quite !
the only problem might be the choice of covering them in a non-breathable plastic covering while they are on a cement floor.
much better inside in a building that seems to be in excellent condition, Nothing let to rot here but well preserved
I doubt it's abandoned..probably children or family members fighting over it. If that's the case it could go on like this for years
Yes, my family had a chevy dealership for 40 years until 1985; we had some antiques that got sold right out from underneath us by a crooked family member who was new to the family too..
@@wwonka52 gotta hate the swoopers...just swoop in at the last minute and take everything. My ex wife is about to experience this with her "new" mom...sad
Looks like the electric bill is paid. The lights are on.
Pellinni Chevrolet in Sebastapol Ca had many NOS old classics.
Sad to see them go as the family wanted nothing to do with any of it (so im told)
@@jeffmayo5283 all those Pellini cars were sold right and nobody ripped anybody off.....now the Ford dealer down the street, now that's a different story.
Would like to hear the story on this collection
Yes!!
A testament that a durable and valuable vintage car will most often outlast the life of the average human owner.
This is an amazing collection. The owner(s?) had a fine eye for the classic and the unappreciated. 1930s vehicles, a classic T-Bird, a 1957 Chevy, and a Ford Falcon. You gotta love it. I enjoyed the tour vicariously, even though I can't be there. Makes me wish there is a place where everybody could send $100 - and magically, this place and everything like it became a gleaming museum. Everyone should have the opportunity to see and appreciate these works of engineering and art. Even though it was a little sad, I enjoyed my tour. Thank you.
A treasure trove of classic beauties. It's a good thing they are in a building and not sitting in a field rotting away.
Someone love his collection so much ☺
Great collection & mix of cars, glad you didnt get caught breaking into that place or damage or steal anything!
Thanks 👍
@@classiccarrescue8772
This is located in Nebraska, it's privately owned, there is a caretaker he is older, but is on site periodically.
It's good to see that there really are vintage machines that have been stored away, out of circulation and out of public eye, waiting to be auctioned, recommissioned, restored, or rebuilt, and cared for and enjoyed by an appreciative owner in the future!
We agree!
They are not going to rot in that protected building. A very nice collection , probably a death and then neglect. They will be sold eventually. I hope you can go further down this rabbit hole.
Great vid, thank you. Thank God they are not sitting in the weather. Somebody, some day will get them outta there I hope.
Hope so!
Somebody must care about these vehicles. They're inside and covered up as well. Many cars there. Wow.
A real treasure of classic vehicles,this time not left totally to the elements of nature
Years of motoring history . lovely to see but owner needs better security on building by the look of it incase the wrong kind of people get in.👍👍🇬🇧
Are any of these cars for sale if so who do we contact?
This is two different collections, first one was in elm creek,ne. Chevyland. Cars were not left to rot. Was open for viewing. Owner passed away, and cars were auctioned off. Not sure of second location.
Yep, Chevy land was sold off awhile back. Neat place, Im from the area.
Had a kind of Indiana Jones feel to it, walking into that garage and all those classic awesome cars covered in plastic and the stillness like some kind of time capsule. Just wow.
Very cool!
What an absolutely incredible collection of vehicles
Really super super super to see this Vintage old vehicle. owners R really great maintenance r really great 👌👌👌👌👌👌
😍Oh wow, very interesting!!!!!!!
Glad you think so!
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OK very interesting yes but many unanswered questions go through my mind how! This place is unprotected and anybody could just walk through. take that hard to believe when there’s so many bad players out there that wouldn’t try to steal these cars! Somebody has to own all this property and cars it’s too hard to believe they would be just left there like this.
Far from abandoned. Drive by here several times a yr. Right next to the interstate. You can see activity has happened there in the last yr. Things moved around. Doors open. I heard they were supposed to have a auction soon or already had one.
So from what I could find out, these cars were put up for auction a year ago.
If I had known back in the 70's and 80's cars and trucks would of been a gold mine I would've bought every one I could
Maybe an awesome classic car auction in the future for this gem?!
I have passed this for years…Thanks for the video to see what is inside!
You are welcome!
This place is one of a kind.. Thanks for sharing...
WOW!!! For sale or going to auction? Thanks, great vid.
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Abandoned is an overused term. It would be just as interesting without the drama title.
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SOMEONE LOVED THEM AT ONE TIME AND KEPT THEM SAFE FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO ENJOY!!!
Nice building an old dealership and workshop.
We agree!
Why do you show this stuff with no story??????
WOW that is incredible! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Where is this and no commentary on these. I'm just in love with the falcon that is awesome. How did these fine works of automotive history end up just laying here? Thanks again.
Wow, thanks!
People involved to this extent ( Car Museum ) are or were real car enthusiast ( at heart). Back story on this will be interesting if not very fascinating. Really like to know what happened ? If possible. A car enthusiast dream find.
Is that the old car museum in Nebraska 😊
You sure find some cool stuff!
Nice condition
Very nice
If I was the owner I wouldn't let people go in the place while recording with a camera. My thing is I hope the camera guy asked for permission to be in there. If the camera guy didn't ask and just walked in that would be bad for the camera guy if the owner saw the video.
Thanks.
That's a hell of a nice building, and Awesome car collection
Thanks!
I am from this area, this place and cars have been there for decades, has not been open for decades either. Unknown situation. G.
Is there anything to the story? Are these cars for sale?
My idea of paradise if it were mine.
Incredible 😮
Which ones can be bought
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Stay on top of this place and keep us informed in case the cars are made available
A lot of classic American iron in there. The 1953 Buick Skylark convertible in particular is such a special rare car. As with any collectible, to each is own as to what they do with their pieces.
at least the owner had the gumption to keep these cars inside an intact building with dust covers. Amazing how many cars are left to deteriorate out in the elements. Think of all the expensive restorations that could be prevented.
Incredible
They belong to somebody. They didn't just walk away in a hurry, the cars have all been covered with care. How did you get in the building?????? I am doubting this story.
Looks more like in storage than "abandoned" still interesting
i remember seeing the cars back in the 70s when commuting to school at hinds community college !! i wonder who own the cars?
As a car restorator, worst thing you can do is put plastic over a stored car ...moisture collects under it
The 2nd is ...if your going to store a vehicle put it on blocks so the weight is not on the tires.
I thought the same about the plastic covering...Someone text they should be up on blocks good idea...
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Nice...
Thank you! Cheers!
THESE CARS HAVE BEEN SOLD OFF! In place of these cars in the windows you see farm equipment, old machinery, etc.
you say left to rot, i say preserved
Was there a 37 Oldsmobile six there? And how many still had the original owners manuals still in there?
I’ve been byyy. The one in Nebraska many times. Last time by there it looked like someone was remodeling three building.
Those cars in the windows look like puppies at the animal shelter with faces pressed up to the cage…
Are they for sale
Nice car's
I think so too!
That is on the north side of I-80 in NE.
Someone owns those cars.
There's a car museum in Kearney over by Cabela's, you should document those abandoned cars.
This is it that Chevy land on interstate 80
@@truckerkevthepaidtouristI'm a year late with my reply, I was talking about the one IN Kearney on highway 30 in the Cabela's building. I think it's called classic car collection.
@@1958Studebaker ok. Yes that's a famous place over 200 cars
Where is it
Drove by it for years
whats the location of this place would like to know more about it
Are any of the cars for sale?
Looks more like you where trespassing.
Who.are.you.the.car.cops...
@@kelvinwebber90 who are you , someone that doesn't know what trespassing is?
As others have said, hardly "abandoned", nor "left to rot".
That's a very false title.
Interesting how the windows are so clean.
Left to rot???? Someone cared enough to cover them.
To be able to go in there and pull out a 55 Pontiac would be heaven for me.
What's going to happen to all those cars?
I hope this collection is insured, some people collect but don't follow through with adequate coverage
Your headliner hearing is so misleading because the cars that I’m looking at someone took the time to put plastic on them and it’s still in the building so they’re not just left Rod in there and I hope you didn’t break into the place. Just an FYI.🤠
Crazy 😮😮😮😮 they should sell it to someone that would clean nd take care of that collection
Uhh... kinda like saying My garage is abandoned then break in and film it. Wow lucky you didnt get shot!
Nice red an white Ford . Should you be there . 🙀🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Been passed this, I 80 in Nebraska
Are they being sold?, where can I purchase?
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Some rich dude has a nice collection.
Did they let you in to advertise the cars in there?
They're off interstate 80 in Nebraska
These cars are neither abandoned nor rotting away. They're in storage.
I hate to say it but these are not abandoned cars. The building looks more like it was a service or sales shop rather than a museum. Thanks for sharing.
What's the story here?
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Where?
Old footage? I think this place auctioned off all these cars in 2021.
Find the administrator of the estate-- make offers-
Looks like $ MILLIONS of inventory
I see that this video was posted 2weeks ago , are those cars still there.
Only problem I see is rats will set up house in them and destroy things like wiring!
could this be breaking and entering
I found a ss che by and Chevy pickup 4x4 abandoned in a old mechanic shop
was it just left open
Wow
I guess this is where the hobby and history is going. They will attain less and less value as time goes on. The same applies to me as well. I have a garage full of them also and cars today are so much more faster you cannot take these relics out on the highway without becoming a hazard. They simply do not go fast nor do they stop quickly enough.
There's a place almost like this off I-44 in Mo between Cuba,mo St.James,Mo
Sorry..this video irritates me… need info, not silence! Where? Where? Why? Details?
Out of all the nice rides in there,he picks the bland, cheap,plain Jane falcon to look inside of.Go figure
Do you know who they belong to I loved that Rs camaro and that 66 or 67 vett
How'd you get access? They call that breaking and entering. Not cool