Back before most of that road slid off the side of the hill we used to spot quite a few in our old jeep while out that way also there are big horn sheep in that area.
That appears to be a real 1966 GTO. The way to tell is by the VIN which would be something like this: 2 for Pontiac, 42 for GTO, 17 for two door hardtop coupe or 37 for two door sport coupe, 6 for 1966 model year, then a plant assembly code such as Z for Fremont, CA assembly (likely as you're in CA. that plant closed in 1982), or B for Baltimore, MD assembly (that plant closed in 2005), or A for Atlanta, GA (Lakewood Heights, closed 1990), or P for Pontiac, MI assembly (closed in 1988), R for Arlington, TX (still operates today, assembles SUVs), G for Framingham, MA assembly (closed in 1989), or K for Kansas City, MO (Leeds, closed in 1988) and the rest is the production sequence. No VIN, can't win. Yes, those are factory tail lights and "covers". Yes, the VIN is on the driver's door post which you'd have to get the door open to see. Also, the trim tag (which still appears to be there) would give some clues: 66 for 1966 model year, 24217 for Pontiac (2) GTO (42) hardtop (17) or 24237 for Pontiac (2) GTO (42) two door sport coupe hardtop (37), then one of the letter codes above for the assembly plant, a two digit month and letter code (e.g. 12A for the first week of December production) for a time/built code, then a paint code such as W for Platinum exterior paint (which this appears it might have originally been), interior code is not known without the tag, and then there's some option codes. The trim tag (you were close to putting it in frame) would have told us a lot.
Stolen Charger, Scat Pack widebody. When they are stripped that carefully, it usually means that the crooks saved the parts, then took the car to a place where it would be found and towed, and brought to the insurance salvage auction. then they buy it, put all the parts back on, and ship it overseas somewhere where they don't care about a branded title. Some very dangerous people involved in this scenario, Best to keep a distance when you run into those. The GTO is a '66, 6.5 is the 389, likely a Tri-Power induction setup. Painful to see how nice those floors are, just totally rust free. Surprising that those emblems and taillights (GTO specific) are still in place. It would be primo yard art.
In this case I doubt that. They cut wiring for the doors etc. These parts are going to get swapped into a 6cyl version or drivetrain end up in something else. I do find it odd they didn't take the wheels and brakes though.
So that's what most of these "used" Chargers that are technically new are going through before reaching Iraqi streets, huh? I was thinking that there are too many Chargers and Hellcats around lately without any official dealerships in the country. 😂
I wish I was young as you, I would try to join you on an excursion. I used to love parking my 18 wheeler on the old roads and hiking the old farms , Bridges and Rail Road tracks and tunnels.
1966 GTO. Looks like the ID tag is there still. It's on the driver's side under the hood on the firewall. When deciphered it will tell you the paint colors, upholstery, engine options, transmission, rear end, and other special options. Parts are still good on that car: chrome the rear bumper, taillight section, possibly the entire rear section of the car. It would be a cool instalation piece in a art space as long as you got all that huge boulder as part of it. All the power train is gone.
To me, it looks like the data plate on the firewall is gone. You can see a faint outline of where it was, but the actual tag itself is gone. Who knows if the VIN plate in the driver door jamb is still there. Agree there is some usable trim remaining on the car.
24:48 Charger Super Bee. That car is brand new. It still has the little warning tag in the glove box. Wonder why they wouldn’t take the wheels and tires. I would think those would be money right there. And easy money at that. Strange.
That car must of been stolen, stripped of the drivetrain, and pushed over the cliff...as if it were an accident, how the heck would they remove the drivetrain down there ???
Just found your channel and am enjoying it. I do have a suggestion. Instead of using cell phones and worry about having service, have you considered two way radios. They do have decent range.
Probably stolen. Crashed, then stripped. The whole interior is gone. Dash was damaged. Suspension looked to be gone. No rear. Trunk floor looks to be the only thing good. Yes , the taillights are stock.
GREAT VIDEO !! LIKED THE TRUCK BUT LOVED THE GOAT(GTO) WHATS THE VIN NU.?? ON THE FIRE WALL OR INSIDE THE DOOR.. LOOKS LIKE BONDO ON THE REAR QUARTER PANAL LOTS OF PRIMER PAINT,, GRAB THE GTO SIGN ,,GREAT JOB GUYS ,, GLAD YOUR LEG IS BETTER JAMES.. THANKS GUYS...
No VIN on the cowl tag, only on the driver's door post. The paint information, interior codes, option codes, body style, year, assembly plant, and time/date built codes are all on the trim tag.
It might be a Hellcat but I think it's a Scar Pack instead. Edit : after going back and check. It's definitely a 392 Scat Pack from the SRT department of Dodge
Yes bumblebee for scat pack, hellcat gets an angry cat face. It's very subtle but they added horns to the cat face for the 900+ Demon, which is kinda like a hopped up version of the Hellcat as if 704hp, then later 808hp wasn't enough. Isn't it crazy the original 704hp hellcat is now the slow one? Scat Pack cars with the 392(cubic inches like the gen 1 hemi from the 1950s) is "only" rated at 480hp or 490hp but they are strong runners too. Actually much more manageable for the average driver who can't handle the big numbers. I might be oh so slightly off on these exact hp numbers but they are close. Just watch some Dodge freak come in here and correct me on single digit power numbers, lol. Edit : wanted to add "scat pack goes way back to late 60s dodge/chrysler/plymouth marketing idea for performance options on their muscle cars of the time. Around this time also mopar had another campaign called Direct Connection which was resources straight from the engineers, factory insiders, and the people themselves who were drag racing mopar products under a sort of sponsorship by mopar. Think tips and tricks and secrets with setup and the like. This program even had a team of people with a head on their shoulders working out of a trailer at many different drag race events all over the country and offered tech tips and services for the mopar guys vehicles right there at the track. The manufacturer was very serious about performance at the time, and frankly they still are but this time using modern technology (and of course a different parent company name, with Dodge being the only remaining original). I'm not a mopar guy here, I'm more of a GM guy, but always will be a die hard drag racer and musclecar guy. The way I understand Scat Pack was these upgrade performance option packages and parts that could be added to your new ride or even buy over the counter and install yourself on your own ride new or used vehicle. One last thing...Mopar. Most everybody knows it's a monkier for the Dodge and the original Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler brand. Alot of people don't know what it stands for. The company used this name for their over the counter parts division, and stands for... Motor Parts ... Mo-Par-Ts Mopar ...!
I don’t remember on this car actually. I believe there are more cars in this area but I haven’t had the time with my work schedule to go and look around out there.
El dodge charger blanco posiblemente sea robado, lo extraño que aun conserva las ruedas, y el salpicadero. Pobre coche, su propietario lo estara buscando.
It was a Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody. I have one. What a waste! It's the bumble bee that was taken off. I'd love to have the wheels for my Challenger... I like those better than the ones that come with 2023 Scat Pack Widebody
IT can be saved, not for backyard restorer though. You need some hydraulic pulling machine or a good powered winch...and means to recover the vehicle out of the canyon!
I always wanted to fly helos. This would be a great way too support a healthy hobby. Provided one clears such recoveries through some legal sorce. I don't live in California, so I'm clueless. Sorcing parts from such wrecks could possibly be unhealthy in the longrun due to some being stolen property. I can't get it out of my head; that poor fella who once loved that vehicle or relied upon its good upkeep too support himself & or his family. Thieves really suck. GTA4 &5 are lots of fun. Its safe make believe entertainment. These wrecks are real life. Their owners once sufferring a terrable reality at the hands & wills of selffish jerks.
There was once a detective show in the 80s, with a character who owned & flew a pink Navy helocopter. It would be a fine transporter. But the Navy has since cracked down on the surplus of it's own property. Go figure.
I like how you keep saying stay tuned you all.... Hey we're extremely interested and we will... We love your channel... It's suspenseful... Full of cliff hangers... That road right there... Would have some good places to go metal detecting.... Maybe when an early forties car went off the cliff it may have had some steel pennies in it and may be a 1943 copper penny... Oh my God... Do you know how much that Penny would be worth...
Dude that's a monumen there's one of those every mile... That's a section. Corner... That's part of a survey... Of the whole country.. there's a legal description of that property that you're standing on. It will be township such-and-such... Section such-and-such range such-and-such.... Instead of GPS they used the original survey to mark where everything is.
@@reverserockettv007 I bet you probably stumbled on it not too long after it was dumped there. Had it been there longer than the night before, I'm sure a second person/group of people would have taken the rest or at least the wheels.
When you can't or don't feel like risking life & limb for this kind of hobby, I suggest you drone these adventures. Since you yourself are not actually pulling parts off these wrecks - a drone is more sinceable. I do enjoy your hands on gusto though. 😁 Keep it up!
What year is your NV. I’ve had two. Looks like a 2012-2013 with that chrome bumper. I had a 2012 2500hd with the v8 full optioned it was awesome. Now have a 2018 with the tiny v6 and it’s So so SOOOOOO SLOWWWWW loaded with my tools and equipment. Its really terrible lol
It’s a 2012 v6 but I like it honestly… It’s been bulletproof honestly! It has 326k.. I like how convenient they are! I always use mine as a dressing room because I’m always filming in the outdoors and I try to avoid ticks as much as possible… I found over 4 ticks in the last 6 months crawling on my clothes but none ever got in my skin…
@@reverserockettv007 the v6 hasn’t had any major problems. I carry about 2000 pounds on the back and let me tell you … it’s under powered for any kind of really work. It would make an awesome mini camper though! Glad it works for you 👍🏼👍🏼
Did you see what mileage the GTO had….seemed to have its clocks still in the dash, also what did the sticker under the trunk lid say….fantastic find…..is there a way to get it out of there?
I think if you had a helicopter or a really expensive tow truck. The sticker on GTO was talking about the jack in the trunk. Never looked at the mileage..
Man what Sad site to see! That’s definitely a stolen 2020 scatpack Dodge Charger! Wow! That’s definitely a 66-67 Pontiac gto! Boy what a sad ending for such beautiful piece of automotive history!!🥹 the first one was a 1997-98 Dodge Ram 2500Hd Cummins Diesel! The last one looks like a 1996 Lexus Es300. Great find’s!
TAKE IT!! It’s definitely 💯 repairable 👨🔧. Ya look 👀 so interested in this truck 🛻. Repairs 👨🔧 may be very expensive (and extensive), but it seems as if sentimental value has set in since ya have been down here. A very heavy duty tow truck 🛻 (to pull semi’s, and buses 🚌) would be able to pull this back 🆙 the cliff. Again, like 👍 my one favorite classic car 🚗 show says, “Almost anything is repairable, but at what cost”? I’d grab this truck 🛻 before somebody else does. And ya can probably find all the parts at the junkyard. The body shop can straighten the frame 🖼️, pound out all the dents, and fix all the bullet holes 🕳️. Your friend, Jeff.
The sooner dodge quits making that 💩 & its challenger cousin the better society will be. Im sure they pay a gas guzzler tax having scat pack & all that b.s in california😁
If you say " Im really not sure " 1 more time G-T-O or no G-T-O im goin to be out of here. Most of the time just say it. " I have no idea " sorry pet pieve.😊
Those taillights and badges are worth something to someone..My brother had a GTO that year with the same taillights that came factory for the car..I'm trying to remember if it's a 66 or 67 cause both were similar except for the taillights and maybe the front parklights was different from a 66 and a 67..The trunk lid could be fixed if someone needed 1 bad enough cause I'm pretty sure that OEM parts are still available for the car but most people want date correct parts when restoring a vehicle like that particular car..
If you have a used RAM that dates before 2009, you might still have the “Dodge RAM” emblem. The company dropped the “Dodge” in 2009, so all trucks made from this date forward were simply “RAM trucks”. And though Dodge and RAM are still part of the same company, the trucks are labeled solely as RAM.
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That got has a ton of salvageable parts.Those floor pans are in really good shape.
Also the tail lights are still in it.
This happens all of the time They strip what they want and toss it down the hill! I know "EXACTLY WHERE YOU ARE AT!
Where is there more?
Back before most of that road slid off the side of the hill we used to spot quite a few in our old jeep while out that way also there are big horn sheep in that area.
I think there is more there we just need to look more.
Hey dude, anything fixable. Problem is you don’t have a helicopter to fly it out of there. But the diesel brothers do.
Goals!
That truck was stolen stripped and dumped there.
I agree!
dodge charger srt 392 hemi really big car for being stolen n stripped, including most newer dodge vehicles like the challenger demon or hellcats
it was a superchaged dodge charger aswell fullbstripped sum1 definitely stolen
Yes I was really surprised to see that!
i really luv ur vids man!@@reverserockettv007
66 GTO if them taillights are not broken out they are worth an easy 100$
They looked pretty decent.
24:23 Dodge Charger SRT 392
That appears to be a real 1966 GTO. The way to tell is by the VIN which would be something like this: 2 for Pontiac, 42 for GTO, 17 for two door hardtop coupe or 37 for two door sport coupe, 6 for 1966 model year, then a plant assembly code such as Z for Fremont, CA assembly (likely as you're in CA. that plant closed in 1982), or B for Baltimore, MD assembly (that plant closed in 2005), or A for Atlanta, GA (Lakewood Heights, closed 1990), or P for Pontiac, MI assembly (closed in 1988), R for Arlington, TX (still operates today, assembles SUVs), G for Framingham, MA assembly (closed in 1989), or K for Kansas City, MO (Leeds, closed in 1988) and the rest is the production sequence. No VIN, can't win. Yes, those are factory tail lights and "covers". Yes, the VIN is on the driver's door post which you'd have to get the door open to see.
Also, the trim tag (which still appears to be there) would give some clues: 66 for 1966 model year, 24217 for Pontiac (2) GTO (42) hardtop (17) or 24237 for Pontiac (2) GTO (42) two door sport coupe hardtop (37), then one of the letter codes above for the assembly plant, a two digit month and letter code (e.g. 12A for the first week of December production) for a time/built code, then a paint code such as W for Platinum exterior paint (which this appears it might have originally been), interior code is not known without the tag, and then there's some option codes. The trim tag (you were close to putting it in frame) would have told us a lot.
Thanks for the very detailed comment!
@@reverserockettv007 Sure thing.
@@jwfinley7808 Sure.
The trim tag was by your right foot when you were standing in the motor compartment.
@kevinbodman1011 I think it was removed?
You need to report this to the police.
We did.
I checked it police already know about it
Why they'll only arrest you and talking to cops sucks!
@@jennfaire8726 nope not true at all
@@desertadventures_you used to buy storage units, a weak buyer. I remember you. 😂
Stolen Charger, Scat Pack widebody. When they are stripped that carefully, it usually means that the crooks saved the parts, then took the car to a place where it would be found and towed, and brought to the insurance salvage auction. then they buy it, put all the parts back on, and ship it overseas somewhere where they don't care about a branded title. Some very dangerous people involved in this scenario, Best to keep a distance when you run into those.
The GTO is a '66, 6.5 is the 389, likely a Tri-Power induction setup. Painful to see how nice those floors are, just totally rust free. Surprising that those emblems and taillights (GTO specific) are still in place. It would be primo yard art.
I agree with you 💯
In this case I doubt that. They cut wiring for the doors etc. These parts are going to get swapped into a 6cyl version or drivetrain end up in something else. I do find it odd they didn't take the wheels and brakes though.
@@crherniman Those door harnesses are 30 bucks apiece from the salvage yard. Look for this car to roll once again on the streets of Belarus.
So that's what most of these "used" Chargers that are technically new are going through before reaching Iraqi streets, huh? I was thinking that there are too many Chargers and Hellcats around lately without any official dealerships in the country. 😂
Yea! They probably just wanted to get rid of it as fast as possible and needed a way to get rid of it and needed it to roll..
Found 70 Charger 500. Underwater 160ft down mine pit bank...Still there lots better than eat Pontiac...lol..
I wish I was young as you, I would try to join you on an excursion. I used to love parking my 18 wheeler on the old roads and hiking the old farms , Bridges and Rail Road tracks and tunnels.
That would be cool! Coke join us if you would like!
A 1966 my mom has a 66 gto in her barn hope it will be mine soon
Dennis Collins would pay top dollar for that GTO
1966 GTO. Looks like the ID tag is there still. It's on the driver's side under the hood on the firewall. When deciphered it will tell you the paint colors, upholstery, engine options, transmission, rear end, and other special options. Parts are still good on that car: chrome the rear bumper, taillight section, possibly the entire rear section of the car. It would be a cool instalation piece in a art space as long as you got all that huge boulder as part of it. All the power train is gone.
I must of missed that ID tag! I’m not hiking back out there… we’ll you never know!
Looks to have been an automatic transmission in it. I didn't see a floor shifter so it was a column shifter.
To me, it looks like the data plate on the firewall is gone. You can see a faint outline of where it was, but the actual tag itself is gone. Who knows if the VIN plate in the driver door jamb is still there. Agree there is some usable trim remaining on the car.
24:48
Charger Super Bee. That car is brand new. It still has the little warning tag in the glove box.
Wonder why they wouldn’t take the wheels and tires.
I would think those would be money right there. And easy money at that.
Strange.
Exactly! I am confused as well!!
@@reverserockettv007
RIGHT?
I thought that was funny as heck😆. They did a f.u. to the police AND the insurance co.🐒
That car must of been stolen, stripped of the drivetrain, and pushed over the cliff...as if it were an accident, how the heck would they remove the drivetrain down there ???
I was thinking they stripped it at night on that old dirt road that wasn’t traveled much at night? Pushed over after I am
Guessing??
As an east coast hot rodder I see these perfect floor pans in the GTO and it just amazes me.
Yea! Stuff here usually does not rust.
I hear ya I live in Boston my brother owns 21 cars from California zero corrosion it is Amazing . Have a Great day
@@craigm2484 You too.
The GTO taillights would make great night lights. I'd guess 66.
Who ever put the goat in the ravine is prolly burning in hell.
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Anybody with a Tempest or LeMans would kill for that back panel with the tail lights
That sign 🪧 says “Caution Telephone Pole Underground.” I was just trying to decipher it, with the sign 🪧 as shot 🆙 as it is. Your friend, Jeff.
There are a lot of old cars in the desert but many of them have hundreds of bullet holes in them.
Yea they do!
Almost positive the Dodge was a 4x4. Because just for thr simple fact nobody well almost nobody would steal a front 2 wheel drive axle.
😁😁😁
Just found your channel and am enjoying it. I do have a suggestion. Instead of using cell phones and worry about having service, have you considered two way radios. They do have decent range.
Yea. We recently have switched to this method.
My Dad's a TV repairman and has a bitchin set of tools . I know I could fix it .😊
I live right there! I know how it happens There is a lot of drug activity there good job you have a Guard to watch your truck!
It’s a nice area buy so scary to leave your vehicle all alone.
Probably stolen. Crashed, then stripped. The whole interior is gone. Dash was damaged. Suspension looked to be gone. No rear. Trunk floor looks to be the only thing good. Yes , the taillights are stock.
Your probably right!
GREAT VIDEO !! LIKED THE TRUCK BUT LOVED THE GOAT(GTO) WHATS THE VIN NU.?? ON THE FIRE WALL OR INSIDE THE DOOR.. LOOKS LIKE BONDO ON THE REAR QUARTER PANAL LOTS OF PRIMER PAINT,, GRAB THE GTO SIGN ,,GREAT JOB GUYS ,, GLAD YOUR LEG IS BETTER JAMES.. THANKS GUYS...
Thanks for watching!
No VIN on the cowl tag, only on the driver's door post. The paint information, interior codes, option codes, body style, year, assembly plant, and time/date built codes are all on the trim tag.
B denotes BLOWER FRICKIN FAST CAR..
Kicked back watching u doing all the walking keep up the good work
Thanks! It was worth it..
I can’t believe you found a GTO.😍
I know! I couldn’t believe it as well!
That Charger Rumble Bee (I think it's called that) is most definitely stolen.
Yea unfortunately someone lost a rad car!
It might be a Hellcat
but I think it's a Scar Pack instead.
Edit : after going back and check. It's definitely a 392 Scat Pack from the SRT department of Dodge
@@williamstamper442 So the Scat Pack gets the bumble bee/hot rod emblem?
Yes bumblebee for scat pack, hellcat gets an angry cat face. It's very subtle but they added horns to the cat face for the 900+ Demon, which is kinda like a hopped up version of the Hellcat as if 704hp, then later 808hp wasn't enough.
Isn't it crazy the original 704hp hellcat is now the slow one?
Scat Pack cars with the 392(cubic inches like the gen 1 hemi from the 1950s) is "only" rated at 480hp or 490hp but they are strong runners too. Actually much more manageable for the average driver who can't handle the big numbers.
I might be oh so slightly off on these exact hp numbers but they are close. Just watch some Dodge freak come in here and correct me on single digit power numbers, lol.
Edit : wanted to add "scat pack goes way back to late 60s dodge/chrysler/plymouth marketing idea for performance options on their muscle cars of the time. Around this time also mopar had another campaign called Direct Connection which was resources straight from the engineers, factory insiders, and the people themselves who were drag racing mopar products under a sort of sponsorship by mopar. Think tips and tricks and secrets with setup and the like.
This program even had a team of people with a head on their shoulders working out of a trailer at many different drag race events all over the country and offered tech tips and services for the mopar guys vehicles right there at the track.
The manufacturer was very serious about performance at the time, and frankly they still are but this time using modern technology (and of course a different parent company name, with Dodge being the only remaining original). I'm not a mopar guy here, I'm more of a GM guy, but always will be a die hard drag racer and musclecar guy. The way I understand Scat Pack was these upgrade performance option packages and parts that could be added to your new ride or even buy over the counter and install yourself on your own ride new or used vehicle.
One last thing...Mopar.
Most everybody knows it's a monkier for the Dodge and the original Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler brand. Alot of people don't know what it stands for.
The company used this name for their over the counter parts division, and stands for...
Motor Parts ...
Mo-Par-Ts
Mopar ...!
@williamstamper442 Thanks for the info!
That was a 66 GTO as it has the lovered tail lights 67 had exposed tail lights.
Aw ok! Looked trippy to me!!
1967 GTO . Crazy rust free for the most part. Is there a rear end in it?
I don’t remember on this car actually. I believe there are more cars in this area but I haven’t had the time with my work schedule to go and look around out there.
That is nothing JUST YOU WAIT!!!!! I SHOULD BE YOUR TOUR GUIDE!
El dodge charger blanco posiblemente sea robado, lo extraño que aun conserva las ruedas, y el salpicadero. Pobre coche, su propietario lo estara buscando.
Yes! I wonder what happened?
Dodge Ram 96-98 Cummins 5.9L 6bt 12 Valve 2WD LWB GET YOUR SELF 2 TWO WAY RADIOS UV5R 5WAT RADIO
the next project for Dalton from Pole Barn Garage! 😁
It was a Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody. I have one. What a waste! It's the bumble bee that was taken off. I'd love to have the wheels for my Challenger... I like those better than the ones that come with 2023 Scat Pack Widebody
I would have chewed the taillights off that GTO with my teeth if I found that there!
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IT can be saved, not for backyard restorer though. You need some hydraulic pulling machine or a good powered winch...and means to recover the vehicle out of the canyon!
Yea I always wonder if any of the vehicles I find will ever be pulled out and restored?
@@reverserockettv007 The GTO is possible because of being the most iconic muscle car, it is a matter of getting a state permission to access the 173.
I like this kind of content. Seems like something I'd do in the US.
Thanks!
Have the Dodge Cummins 4x4, brother,dad had the 66’ GTO hardtop and convertible
Well sense that Dodge doesn't have a head on it anymore that technically makes it a no valve Cummins 😂
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Only in California 🎵😁
24:21 Surprised the wheels were still there , I thought they would’ve gone first .
If you had a Huey with a magnetic wench attached below it, you could recover every single wreck.
But where could you store these vehicles legally?🤔😎
I always wanted to fly helos.
This would be a great way too support a healthy hobby.
Provided one clears such recoveries through some legal sorce.
I don't live in California, so I'm clueless.
Sorcing parts from such wrecks could possibly be unhealthy in the longrun due to some being stolen property.
I can't get it out of my head; that poor fella who once loved that vehicle or relied upon its good upkeep too support himself & or his family. Thieves really suck.
GTA4 &5 are lots of fun. Its safe make believe entertainment.
These wrecks are real life.
Their owners once sufferring a terrable reality at the hands & wills of selffish jerks.
There was once a detective show in the 80s, with a character who owned & flew a pink Navy helocopter. It would be a fine transporter.
But the Navy has since cracked down on the surplus of it's own property. Go figure.
I agree!
I like how you keep saying stay tuned you all.... Hey we're extremely interested and we will... We love your channel... It's suspenseful... Full of cliff hangers... That road right there... Would have some good places to go metal detecting.... Maybe when an early forties car went off the cliff it may have had some steel pennies in it and may be a 1943 copper penny...
Oh my God... Do you know how much that Penny would be worth...
Awesome! Thank you!!!
With all the 🐀 rat droppings on the engine, a guy can maybe build a Rat Rod out of it? 🥳🥳
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Man. looks like James is the better hiker !
Some will say that….
Dude that's a monumen there's one of those every mile... That's a section. Corner... That's part of a survey... Of the whole country.. there's a legal description of that property that you're standing on. It will be township such-and-such... Section such-and-such range such-and-such.... Instead of GPS they used the original survey to mark where everything is.
Thanks for the info!
I miss your storage unit videos, I know they are not as popular as old car finds.but hope to see them again.
They get 200 views compared to 20,000 so I can’t do them anymore. TH-cam pays me now so I can’t risk posting them…
@@reverserockettv007 awe ok
Very cool the dodge ram wreck! What a shame 😢 a powerful truck just trashed. So sad! Great work bro! Thanks
Thanks!
Surprised the charger still had that many parts left on it. 100% stolen. Those and the Challenger are probably toping the list of stolen vehicles.
Very surprised to see that just on the side of the road!
@@reverserockettv007 I bet you probably stumbled on it not too long after it was dumped there. Had it been there longer than the night before, I'm sure a second person/group of people would have taken the rest or at least the wheels.
R.I.P 6.5L GTO it deserved better
Exactly!
When you can't or don't feel like risking life & limb for this kind of hobby, I suggest you drone these adventures.
Since you yourself are not actually pulling parts off these wrecks - a drone is more sinceable.
I do enjoy your hands on gusto though. 😁
Keep it up!
Yea I love actually getting to the wrecks in person.
Widebody 392 scat pack charger
You really should report that new car it’s the right thing to do
We reported it and it came back as not stolen. It was reported.
@@reverserockettv007 repo?
Yup that's kinda sad innocent truck dang"! ....
I can see that from my house!
What year is your NV. I’ve had two. Looks like a 2012-2013 with that chrome bumper. I had a 2012 2500hd with the v8 full optioned it was awesome. Now have a 2018 with the tiny v6 and it’s So so SOOOOOO SLOWWWWW loaded with my tools and equipment. Its really terrible lol
It’s a 2012 v6 but I like it honestly… It’s been bulletproof honestly! It has 326k.. I like how convenient they are! I always use mine as a dressing room because I’m always filming in the outdoors and I try to avoid ticks as much as possible… I found over 4 ticks in the last 6 months crawling on my clothes but none ever got in my skin…
@@reverserockettv007 the v6 hasn’t had any major problems. I carry about 2000 pounds on the back and let me tell you … it’s under powered for any kind of really work. It would make an awesome mini camper though! Glad it works for you 👍🏼👍🏼
@downlowgo_401 I agree it’s underpowered!! 👍👍
Did you see what mileage the GTO had….seemed to have its clocks still in the dash, also what did the sticker under the trunk lid say….fantastic find…..is there a way to get it out of there?
I think if you had a helicopter or a really expensive tow truck. The sticker on GTO was talking about the jack in the trunk. Never looked at the mileage..
The sticker in the trunk is the jacking instruction decal.
Man. it still has the speedo I would have checked the mileage !
I certainly hope when you are out in the desolate areas you have someone to protect yourself if you would need it!
Thanks for the concern!
The Ram truckhad Jake Brake's,Its a compression release engine brake
Aw ok!
What ever became of that Charger?? Did you report it??
I told my friend about it and he went to go look at it and it was gone. I believe it got recovered..
@@reverserockettv007 oh cool wild to think they left those wheels, tires and calipers on there still
I’m thinking they dumped that car there the night before! I couldn’t believe it!
Those tail light bezels need to be saved!
I agree!
What is the mileage of this white one???????/
I never looked… You talking about the diesel?
Get whole truck out and fix it up
I would like to have that gto
Man what Sad site to see! That’s definitely a stolen 2020 scatpack Dodge Charger! Wow! That’s definitely a 66-67 Pontiac gto! Boy what a sad ending for such beautiful piece of automotive history!!🥹 the first one was a 1997-98 Dodge Ram 2500Hd Cummins Diesel! The last one looks like a 1996 Lexus Es300. Great find’s!
Yea I was thinking the same thing! I would love to have that diesel and GTO!
66 gto
@@terrencegiordan2775 Correct, 1967 had a different taillight treatment. This is a 1966 GTO.
What a cool find, a gto down a canyon. Your videos are so awsome, thanks and keep up the good work. 🥰
Thanks for watching! I appreciate the kind words!!
TAKE IT!! It’s definitely 💯 repairable 👨🔧. Ya look 👀 so interested in this truck 🛻. Repairs 👨🔧 may be very expensive (and extensive), but it seems as if sentimental value has set in since ya have been down here. A very heavy duty tow truck 🛻 (to pull semi’s, and buses 🚌) would be able to pull this back 🆙 the cliff. Again, like 👍 my one favorite classic car 🚗 show says, “Almost anything is repairable, but at what cost”? I’d grab this truck 🛻 before somebody else does. And ya can probably find all the parts at the junkyard. The body shop can straighten the frame 🖼️, pound out all the dents, and fix all the bullet holes 🕳️. Your friend, Jeff.
That's a 1966 Pontiac GTO
Dude that was a very desirable diesel.
Yea it is!
Great video that G.T.O as is would still sell for $4k it 100% worth restoration. Thank for sharing
I agree with you! What a story it would be if someone pulled that car out and restored it!
What it still has that is worth something is the floor, would save a rusty Northern GTO.
True!
LOOKS LIKE SOME ONE GAVE UP ON THERE CAR ,, PINK SLIP TAKE IT ITS YOUR????
That’s what I was thinking!
392 super bee
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Maybe they covered up something below the hole
It’s possible!
Finders keepers right ? id be taken the charger home with me ,heaps of good parts left nice wheels nice brakes ,diff .
Exactly! Build it back up! Naw that thing was as hot as a tamale!
The sooner dodge quits making that 💩 & its challenger cousin the better society will be. Im sure they pay a gas guzzler tax having scat pack & all that b.s in california😁
@willc5512 That was a strange day!
And your buddy James is a Clamper. Satisfactory. Thanks for sharing.
Yes he is! Thanks for commenting!
1967 Pontiac gto!
What sucks the most is this car was not all rusted out
Yea I agree!
I love all the content and you keep rocking man
Thanks!
I love the nature up here!
Thanks! Very peaceful and beautiful!
This place Is CRAZY!
This truck 🛻 probably went off Hwy 173, a LONG time ago. Your friend, Jeff.
If you say " Im really not sure " 1 more time G-T-O or no G-T-O im goin to be out of here. Most of the time just say it. " I have no idea " sorry pet pieve.😊
Deer poop
Dodge scat pack
Those markers may be snow depth markers
Good point!
Amazing to find a GTO
I agree! It was totally unexpected as well!
I was told there is a vehicle he could see from google earth. So went for it…
Shit…I’d tow that Hellcat outta there lol. Wheels, calipers, dash, rear end, trunk lid, all $$$
Whoever stole it was clearly amateur lmao
🤭🤭🤭
should of got the Pontiac GTO Emblems its been there for 40 years
I love when you do videos like this!!!!
Thanks! I try to do about 2 a week.
Man that dodge ram
I know!
Those taillights and badges are worth something to someone..My brother had a GTO that year with the same taillights that came factory for the car..I'm trying to remember if it's a 66 or 67 cause both were similar except for the taillights and maybe the front parklights was different from a 66 and a 67..The trunk lid could be fixed if someone needed 1 bad enough cause I'm pretty sure that OEM parts are still available for the car but most people want date correct parts when restoring a vehicle like that particular car..
It was a fun day!
A Ram right by a Ram. One real one fictional.
I don’t get it?
@@reverserockettv007 the dead Dodge truck is a Ram too. Dodge Ram 2500.
@@reverserockettv007 you stumbled across Ram feces right by the Ram truck.
Yes dude I,m sure that motor can be rebuilt, as long as the block does not have a hole in its side.Someone stole the parts while it sat there.
Your right!
They took the head because the whole motor weighs 1150lbs😃
@willc5512 wow!!
If you have a used RAM that dates before 2009, you might still have the “Dodge RAM” emblem. The company dropped the “Dodge” in 2009, so all trucks made from this date forward were simply “RAM trucks”. And though Dodge and RAM are still part of the same company, the trucks are labeled solely as RAM.
Interesting! Thanks for the info!