The Pontiac is a 1953. Every Pontiac from 1935 through 1956 had the Chrome bands on the hood. This is why they were called "Silver Streaks". The Corvair is from the 60-64 period.
@@reverserockettv007 in many ways, the 1960 model year Corvair has become my favorite of the series simply because it was such a unique vehicle for the time.
The truck is a 1980 model. That was the first year of that body style when they took a lot of weight out of the vehicle. Under the truck by the barbed wire you can see all those holes manufactured into the frame thus making it a bit of a weak spot so in 1981 these big holes were filled in. Having leaf springs up front would have been F250/350 4x4 only. The f150 would have been coil springs even in 4x4 form. That is a 351m or 400 engine which is correct for the time
Ive been several times but then again I grew up doing desert exploration. Im 71 have had cancer treatments for ten years and offroad in a 1995 jeep cherokee . Alot of people come to places out in the desert out of curiosity some are not prepared for how rough the roads are or weather conditions it is good that you dont play it up to be a easy trip as it may be for some seasoned offroaders for inexperienced people it can be quite dangerous . Theres still alot more out there to see try going up nearby surprise canyon sometime you may even spot some bighorn sheep. Enjoy
There is a Pontiac Chieftain deluxe from 1953 like mine. Am glad my Pontiac do not look alike that. But it still have the old flat-head in it Fun to watch this .
Thanks for showing where this farm is located. If ever in California again I'll ne certain to travel elsewhere. Did they ever find the misding man from 2022? Creepy. Makes ya 2nd guess those craigslist ads with cars & parts for sell. I traveled to the hill country in west Nashville, Tn once. I kinda made a friend, as long as I continued purchasing his selection of parts at his prices. Nice guy though really a hustler. Creepy surroundings.
The engine P10*746194* is from a 1940 Plymouth 6 201C.I. De Luxe. Awesome finds. The car with the solid fender is a 1938 Plymouth I don't know if it had an engine in it probably the 1940 engine was in it. What a shame 1938 Plymouth was a beautiful style car.
We used to do this without the drone My husband had a dream to go back and do more searching. We drove all around that area in a 67 Dodge Coronet. Driving in the desert safely has a lot to do with who is behind the wheel rather than the vehicle
I used to do it in an old '62 Buick Electra with a pick & shovel in the trunk.. Seriously. 4wd would have been a strange luxury. We just drove it. That old Power Wagon would have been a lux crawler.
I believe from other desert explorer videos is that no OHV means no overhead vehicles aka drones. Correct me if I'm wrong. P.S. The forest service monitors these videos, and the makers can be subject to a hefty fine,
@@mickaelmorrison3876 he says in the video what it stands for,and he was right. OHV stands for Off-Highway Vehicle and is the umbrella term for a variety of vehicles designed for driving off road. OHVs come in all shapes and sizes with anywhere from 2 to 8 wheels, or even tracks. They include ATVs, dirt bikes, off-road trucks. Various efforts have targeted different types of OHVs for use in state parks.
I wouldn't mind owning that Pontiac and using it as a yard ornament as well I was just thinking about that that would be pretty cool because I'm a Pontiac person I was raised around them and I'm only 53. My grandpa owned Pontiacs from the 1920s all the way up to the 1980s.
If only these cars could speak , to think they were brand new one time in a car show room , how they came to make there last journey out to the desert, who drove them here and walked away from them ? .Poor Dennis Burton but I expect the desert will give up his remains when the time is right , it seems the desert is full of mystery's of past people ,place's and things.
The manson family would steal cars and dump them down a hill some of those cars are the cars they stle. They did the same near Spahn ranch over the Santa Susana pass there are still some old cars down there buried in the dirt.
that Jeep overcab is. cool and rare AF! .. perfect workplace truck if you got a bigg terrain to cover :P it nick it in no time haha and build somthing out of it ahha
GREAT GUYS SAVING A SNAKE..MY SON MAX LOVES DONKEYS THE RING AROUND THERE EYES AND HEEEHA!!!! YOU GOT A GREAT TRUCK,, BUT YOUR GOING NEED A NEW FRONT END ON YOUR TRUCK,, WIFE SAYS YOU COULD OPEN A SHOE STORE IN THOSE SALTS...PRAY FOR NO RAIN ,, YOUR ROAD WILL FLOOD.. GREAT SHED AND HISTORY DAVE SCARED MY SON COMING THREW THAT BACK DOOR!!!!!!!! HA!!! ITS A TRUCK FORD ROLLED DOWN THE HILL..GREAT LEARNING VIDEO ,,, HISTORY .. THANKS..
There was also a guy that used to live out in the caves in Ballarat near the Barker Ranch known as the "Ballarat Bandit" he was known to run across the desert upwards of 60 miles he was out there in the early 2000s no one knew who he was he got cops on him after he stole an ATV and some weapons and the cops couldn't capture him. Theres a whole story on him he got put on psych meds that messed him up in prison then when he got out he left for the desert only problem was it was post 9/11 and they thought he was taliban
At 55:06 in your vidio the old car is a 50 some model Pontiac Star Cheif you can tell that by the wide band of chrome on the hood. The motor that's part way under the car should be a straight eight. On old cars like that if they have tail light or park light lences you can look at the numbers on the lenses & the last two will tell you the year. But like that one with the lences gone,look at the lence houseing. The last two numbers will tell you the year of the vehickel.
Mansion was hated by most till the day he died.. Dont hold that useless killer up as something special.... As a former prison guard < corrections officer> I was informed that murderer had to be closely protected at all times, by the officers, protected by the law enforcement while in prison. It was the officers necessary duty by Law..........Some of the victims families,,< unknown names > had offered a standing bounty to anybody who managed to kill manson .Most of the prison inmates despised him also ..................He died of a disease in prison. Good riddance
That old Ford with all the bullet holes was a four-wheel drive truck because it had the leaf springs in front you were right and you're friend was wrong. It is a early 80s model
Those Burro's are never scared of human's I have petted many of them. That Snake was a Sand desert Rattler and it is extremely poisonous. I know a man who thought he could play and catch it and he died four days later and they said his Blood when they drained hi was not red, It was near yellow.
THAT WHITE CAR IS 48 FORD I GOT MINE OUT OF JUCK YARD AND HAD BEN THERE 40 YEARS AND I STARTED IT AND RAN IT HAD A FLAT HEAD IN IT AND NOW I PUT 429 IN IT AND IT'S A SLEEPER IN TELL STEP IN GAS AND LOOK'S IT GET'S IT'S MONSTER WHEN COME'S TO LIFE
Re remember the masses were out there tweaking that's why you see all that trash and all the junk all powered up an engine up holding up the car that's tweakers stuff they were tweaking out for the mess back then in the late 60s
Jeep FC150. '57 to '62, I'm guessing. Neat, but an oddball model to most Jeep nuts. This had the 226 Hurricane 6. The Tornado 230 would be correct for the Gladiators, but sure is possible this Jeep had the Tornado also if it was a '62.
Like to see these kinds of adventures into the desert. The old waterpark on i15 is pretty interesting. I hear there is an old military base out there also. Haunted too lol. Keep them coming :)
Stunningly beautiful scenery...pure blue sky and bright, bright sun. Thanks for the trip...looks like lunar landscape but with a road? (Thank God, you could get lost in a heartbeat, and once its dark.....
Glad you enjoyed it! It was really a memorable day! A lot of my personal friends want me to take them now since I published the video. The nature there is just unbelievable.
Wait. How did that '54 Chevy sedan make it out there?? It must have been a 4X4 before it got laid there. YOU DONT NEED 4X4 to make it out to the BLM!! Don't let this scary ass person lead you astray! Go and get your adventure
There is a video on TH-cam where a girl was talking about she had to get pulled with a hummer out of that canyon… I believe the winter would be a lot different because the rivers would cut the road up more…Its possible to make it with a 2wd but why risk it? 20 miles of dirt roads and no cell phone service…. No thanks!
@@reverserockettv007 truth ... even 4x4 could get stuck. I'm not suggesting run any 2WD vehicle cuz it does take ground clearance. All I'm saying is it doesn't take strictly 4x4 to have fun out there. I have a '06 scion xB with 2" lift and it does fine. You have to stay on the trails pretty much anyways. I just didn't like how the narrative was 4x4 ONLY. most of the roads out there are hard pack dirt. And yes I'm sure someone with minimal driving skills shouldn't be driving on our city roads as well ... but please don't fear a great camping trip because of it.
Most 2wd cars actually have better off-road capability than trucks I figured that out not to long ago because I took my Corolla up a pretty step hill and I tried to take my truck up the same hill and still had to stop halfway up the hill and put the truck in 4 low and lock the front differential to climb the hill
Yup I've been to plenty BLM places in AZ and NV in my Scion. 1.4L lol. It does awesome out there. 👍🏽 Toyota makes awesome cars. I wish you had posted a video of the car vs truck video. I've only gotten the xB stuck at Pismo Beach. But everyone gets stuck there. 4x4 diesel monster lifted trucks get stuck so I didn't feel too bad and plus it wasn't stuck bad at all. I just dug the wheels out and a neighbor lent me his ramps. I Drove right out lol
14 min in and haven't seen a part of the road that i couldn't have taken my mercury up. What would you do if you took a bad road? O by the way Id take my 74 ford up it and it has over 780.000 miles and I used it pulling equipment around..
There were parts I didn’t show that I had to put it in 4wd. You could possibly make it in 2wd but if you get stuck are you going to walk the 20 miles Back to civilization?
the old truck appears to be a vehicle over 1954 due to the one piece wind shield older trucks had what was called the split windshield two piece. Chevy Corvair, a Chevy fleetside 3/4 ton.
The truck is a Dodge 40 or 41...the windshield has been removed,it would of been 2 piece ,the Covair is early ,say 1960,the pick up is 62 or 63 ,it's a step side
I feel privileged that I got to spend the night in the barker ranch when it was still standing in pristine condition like it looked in the picture also up behind the cabin in the wash is a old truck body that said Inyokern furniture on the side of the door and it had helter scelter scratched on the back of it
Is this some kind of stupid or what ? Now everyone knows what car thieves have been doing for years after joy riding them . So , it's a safe bet that these cars are stolen or were at one time been listed as such . You should have the vins checked out before you do anything . Even if they are not listed with authorities they might be the property of an insurance company .
Love Joe's non stop commentary does he ever come up for breath 😂
He don’t stop!
The Pontiac is a 1953. Every Pontiac from 1935 through 1956 had the Chrome bands on the hood. This is why they were called "Silver Streaks". The Corvair is from the 60-64 period.
Thanks for the information!
I always heard it was call waterfall chrome.
I nalied it too. He's exactly right a 53 Pontiac! 1
Orange car was a '60 Corvair.
Chevy pickup is a 62 l think
The old blue Chevy truck at the car pile was Charles manson truck. He acquired it by one of the ranch hands forcefully.
Really?
@@reverserockettv007 That’s what I understand to be. And the power wagon was stolen by the family. Possibly by Tex Watson.
We have a 2004 Kia Sorento 4X4. The Manual actually says don't take it off road.
That it strange!
The Corvair is the 1960 model year. It is the only one with the concave front panel between the headlights.
Thanks for the info! That car really looked interesting to me!
@@reverserockettv007 in many ways, the 1960 model year Corvair has become my favorite of the series simply because it was such a unique vehicle for the time.
The aliens left them there.
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The truck is a 1980 model. That was the first year of that body style when they took a lot of weight out of the vehicle. Under the truck by the barbed wire you can see all those holes manufactured into the frame thus making it a bit of a weak spot so in 1981 these big holes were filled in. Having leaf springs up front would have been F250/350 4x4 only. The f150 would have been coil springs even in 4x4 form. That is a 351m or 400 engine which is correct for the time
Thanks for the information.
Ive been several times but then again I grew up doing desert exploration. Im 71 have had cancer treatments for ten years and offroad in a 1995 jeep cherokee . Alot of people come to places out in the desert out of curiosity some are not prepared for how rough the roads are or weather conditions it is good that you dont play it up to be a easy trip as it may be for some seasoned offroaders for inexperienced people it can be quite dangerous . Theres still alot more out there to see try going up nearby surprise canyon sometime you may even spot some bighorn sheep. Enjoy
Thanks for commenting! I had a wonderful time out there!
There is a Pontiac Chieftain deluxe from 1953 like mine.
Am glad my Pontiac do not look alike that.
But it still have the old flat-head in it
Fun to watch this .
Thanks! I was actually wondering what that car was!!!!
51:45 - It's not a Jaguar engine, as they have two camshafts above the cylinder head (DOHC). The motor in the footage is an OHV.
Aw ok!
Yeah been there, pretty wild. from what I know when Manson's "family" would steal cars, that's were many ended up.
I was thinking the same! Thanks for commenting!!
Bad road best road I've seen my jeep wouldn't hav e problem to
Go that rd
stumbled across your channel, i do the same thing finding stolen/ dumped cars. i have probally about 2,000 cars that i have located
Wow! I will look up your channel! Thanks for commenting!
@@reverserockettv007 do you have instagram?
No I just mainly focus on TH-cam..
fog and sun, reminded the book "human hive", where people drove into such a fog, and got into another world, a multiverse...
Seems interesting!
That one buried to the roof is a Tesla😂 ⚡️
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Thanks for showing where this farm is located. If ever in California again I'll ne certain to travel elsewhere.
Did they ever find the misding man from 2022? Creepy.
Makes ya 2nd guess those craigslist ads with cars & parts for sell.
I traveled to the hill country in west Nashville, Tn once. I kinda made a friend, as long as I continued purchasing his selection of parts at his prices. Nice guy though really a hustler. Creepy surroundings.
I don’t believe he was ever found?
The engine P10*746194* is from a 1940 Plymouth 6 201C.I. De Luxe. Awesome finds. The car with the solid fender is a 1938 Plymouth I don't know if it had an engine in it probably the 1940 engine was in it. What a shame 1938 Plymouth was a beautiful style car.
Thanks for information! I really appreciate it!
@@reverserockettv007 YW anytime
We used to do this without the drone My husband had a dream to go back and do more searching. We drove all around that area in a 67 Dodge Coronet. Driving in the desert safely has a lot to do with who is behind the wheel rather than the vehicle
I love driving out there!
@@reverserockettv007 Yep it amazes me how few people get out there! That is part of the magic tho All the Best
I used to do it in an old '62 Buick Electra with a pick & shovel in the trunk.. Seriously. 4wd would have been a strange luxury. We just drove it. That old Power Wagon would have been a lux crawler.
I believe from other desert explorer videos is that no OHV means no overhead vehicles aka drones. Correct me if I'm wrong. P.S. The forest service monitors these videos, and the makers can be subject to a hefty fine,
@@mickaelmorrison3876 he says in the video what it stands for,and he was right.
OHV stands for Off-Highway Vehicle and is the umbrella term for a variety of vehicles designed for driving off road. OHVs come in all shapes and sizes with anywhere from 2 to 8 wheels, or even tracks. They include ATVs, dirt bikes, off-road trucks. Various efforts have targeted different types of OHVs for use in state parks.
You could of made it up the hill in your mom’s Camry. Lol!! 🤣
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I wouldn't mind owning that Pontiac and using it as a yard ornament as well I was just thinking about that that would be pretty cool because I'm a Pontiac person I was raised around them and I'm only 53. My grandpa owned Pontiacs from the 1920s all the way up to the 1980s.
cool video. yo this is where manson dropped a duece aww man people are still using it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah! 🤭🤭🤭
If only these cars could speak , to think they were brand new one time in a car show room , how they came to make there last journey out to the desert, who drove them here and walked away from them ? .Poor Dennis Burton but I expect the desert will give up his remains when the time is right , it seems the desert is full of mystery's of past people ,place's and things.
Your right!
If a person goes out were you went maybe have at least 2 vehicles for safety reasons. Also let someone know where your going.
I agree!
Yea I know it’s extremely dangerous!
Their driving a Toyota truck they’ll be fine! Just extra fuel!
It looks like a 1948 ford
Thanks for the info!
That Ford truck was a 1980's model, and I'm gonna say it was 4WD.
I was thinking that as well!
Gopher Snake.
Piss it off enough and it'll hiss at you loudly!
The manson family would steal cars and dump them down a hill some of those cars are the cars they stle. They did the same near Spahn ranch over the Santa Susana pass there are still some old cars down there buried in the dirt.
the Power Wagon is a 1941 1/2 ton dodge military, with civilian cab added. Manson had 2 of them.
Thanks for the info! Very interesting!!
that Jeep overcab is. cool and rare AF! .. perfect workplace truck if you got a bigg terrain to cover :P it nick it in no time haha and build somthing out of it ahha
Thanks for commenting!
He doesn’t own a jeep 🤦♂️
JOEL !! Stop talking please ,😅
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You should drop some water on the snske the poor is weak of thirst
It’s possible!
THE 3 STOOGES GET LOST IN THE HILLS HAS EYES
Yea
listening to a clamper. that will get you in trouble. lol
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Someone had explosion in out house blowed the roof off
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Bring a trailer and haul out a huge load of scrap medal , help pay for fuel and clean up the area !!
Yea but I don’t think they want you taking anything from those areas.. I believe it’s a state park…
Probably an old 50 gallon drum barrel with some kind of industrial alcohol an old Dow chemical drum
Thanks for the information!
That's a gopher snake ... they are an enemy of rattlesnakes ... they say, if you see a lot of them, you won't find any rattlers ...
I seen a couple that day.
That’s sad part vandalism ruins so much history in places like this. Cool video
Yea a lot of stuff out there is really torn apart!
Awesome video.... Watching from Philippines
Thanks!
GREAT GUYS SAVING A SNAKE..MY SON MAX LOVES DONKEYS THE RING AROUND THERE EYES AND HEEEHA!!!! YOU GOT A GREAT TRUCK,, BUT YOUR GOING NEED A NEW FRONT END ON YOUR TRUCK,, WIFE SAYS YOU COULD OPEN A SHOE STORE IN THOSE SALTS...PRAY FOR NO RAIN ,, YOUR ROAD WILL FLOOD.. GREAT SHED AND HISTORY DAVE SCARED MY SON COMING THREW THAT BACK DOOR!!!!!!!! HA!!! ITS A TRUCK FORD ROLLED DOWN THE HILL..GREAT LEARNING VIDEO ,,, HISTORY .. THANKS..
Thanks!
These guys are unintentionally hilarious!
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late 30's dodge truck
Thats a good snake you could of picked it up.👍
Sec is a 48 Dodge power wagon! I'd love to save that!!! Weld up all the bullet holes straighten the body out! She could be nice again it's solid!
Would make a killer rat rod!
I'd leave the bullet holes alone just to see if they could whistle.
you must been out of the city I have yet seeing any off roading yet all I see you drving up a dirt road , that probley the dump ground for the ranch .
I didn’t film the rough parts unfortunately.
There was also a guy that used to live out in the caves in Ballarat near the Barker Ranch known as the "Ballarat Bandit" he was known to run across the desert upwards of 60 miles he was out there in the early 2000s no one knew who he was he got cops on him after he stole an ATV and some weapons and the cops couldn't capture him.
Theres a whole story on him he got put on psych meds that messed him up in prison then when he got out he left for the desert only problem was it was post 9/11 and they thought he was taliban
Interesting story!
At 55:06 in your vidio the old car is a 50 some model Pontiac Star Cheif you can tell that by the wide band of chrome on the hood.
The motor that's part way under the car should be a straight eight. On old cars like that if they have tail light or park light lences you can look at the numbers on the lenses & the
last two will tell you the year.
But like that one with the lences gone,look at the lence houseing. The last two numbers will tell you the year of the vehickel.
Thanks for the info!
L. Ron Hubbard of Scientology ... did a spirit audit on Charles Manson before he ever went crazy ...
Interesting!
Mansion was hated by most till the day he died.. Dont hold that useless killer up as something special.... As a former prison guard < corrections officer> I was informed that murderer had to be closely protected at all times, by the officers, protected by the law enforcement while in prison. It was the officers necessary duty by Law..........Some of the victims families,,< unknown names > had offered a standing bounty to anybody who managed to kill manson .Most of the prison inmates despised him also ..................He died of a disease in prison. Good riddance
I understand. I don’t have any pity for the guy honestly. It was Just a fun day exploring. Thanks for commenting!
Ford truck looks like 1980 something.
351 mod or 400 mod .
Definitely a wheeler.
Thanks for commenting!
I'm thinking a 1940s Power Wagon.maybe a old Military.
Thanks for the information.
The old guy seems a little single-minded and out of it. Are you sure you wanted to bring him?
He is the life of the party! 🤭🤭🤭 He Is 73 and a old army vet. So we drag him around with us everywhere and he really enjoys it.
You might find a cigarette lighter in one of them.
Yea!
That old Ford with all the bullet holes was a four-wheel drive truck because it had the leaf springs in front you were right and you're friend was wrong. It is a early 80s model
I knew I was right! Thanks for commenting!
Those Burro's are never scared of human's I have petted many of them. That Snake was a Sand desert Rattler and it is extremely poisonous. I know a man who thought he could play and catch it and he died four days later and they said his Blood when they drained hi was not red, It was near yellow.
Wow! Thanks for the information!
Don't believe everything you hear on the internet
chevy -dodge -ford ww2 army truck
THAT WHITE CAR IS 48 FORD I GOT MINE OUT OF JUCK YARD AND HAD BEN THERE 40 YEARS AND I STARTED IT AND RAN IT HAD A FLAT HEAD IN IT AND NOW I PUT 429 IN IT AND IT'S A SLEEPER IN TELL STEP IN GAS AND LOOK'S IT GET'S IT'S MONSTER WHEN COME'S TO LIFE
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Re remember the masses were out there tweaking that's why you see all that trash and all the junk all powered up an engine up holding up the car that's tweakers stuff they were tweaking out for the mess back then in the late 60s
I know what you mean! Crazy stuff out there for sure!
God damn got love yotas my bro had a tundra with 250 on it and she was still a beast headers and exhaust with the electric elocker
Yes! I love my truck!
Jeep FC150. '57 to '62, I'm guessing. Neat, but an oddball model to most Jeep nuts. This had the 226 Hurricane 6.
The Tornado 230 would be correct for the Gladiators, but sure is possible this Jeep had the Tornado also if it was a '62.
Thanks for the info!
@@reverserockettv007 Correction: FC170, not 150. FC150s were 4 cyl.
No need to be engaged in 4x4. Also pretty risky with a truck that has 350k
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great video lots of history to love it keep looking but stay safe to enjoy watching to
Thanks!
I think that oe Jeep with the straight 6 engine is a FC model, I drove one at work in the early 1970s
Very cool!
The old Chevy truck@ 47:20 is about a 62. @45:55 is a 53 Pontiac sedan.
Thanks for the information!
Looks like a WW II surplus army truck.
Thanks for commenting!
Like to see these kinds of adventures into the desert. The old waterpark on i15 is pretty interesting. I hear there is an old military base out there also. Haunted too lol. Keep them coming :)
Thanks!
What a waste of my time watching the video
There’s also an old train repair station out in the high desert. It even has a covered turn table
@@williamweir2744 😭😭😭😭
The second truck at the dead end looks like a 50s dodge power wagon.
Thanks!
Wow. Other than the murdery parts, that woud have been an awesome place to hang out!
Yea! A lot of my friends want to return and make a off-road trip and barbecue 🍖 out there..
Is the man in the Redshirt a Clamper?
Yes he is. But I’m not sure what district or area he is from..
I'd have a metal detector out there , I know there's some gold that someone missed.
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The total value of the entire heap..............Whatever you can get in scrap metal
It was fun just looking through it all.
I need those dodge Powerwagon fenders!!!!
I think they get after people for taking parts because it’s a state park…
After the park for permission & a ranger guide. Most thry could say is no. You won't lnow unless you ask. ( Maybe less visitors will get snake bit )
After is ask. Google junk spell check
How far from Barker ranch is that pile of junk vehicles?
Not far at all. Probably under half a mile…
How can you go all the way out there without a metal detector? I don't get it...
I metal detected many years of my life. I had detectors that cost thousands… I got tired of it. So many bullets everywhere and bird shot…
I bet they were doing donuts out there drunk and flipped that ford!
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1:00:42
The Keystone Gold Mine.
When your out there,dont you have to watch out for poisonous snakes?
Yes! My biggest fear!!
Stunningly beautiful scenery...pure blue sky and bright, bright sun.
Thanks for the trip...looks like lunar landscape but with a road? (Thank God, you could get lost in a heartbeat, and once its dark.....
Glad you enjoyed it! It was really a memorable day! A lot of my personal friends want me to take them now since I published the video. The nature there is just unbelievable.
The truck seems to me like it’s a 46 dodge power wagon
Thanks for the information!
Don't need 4x4 drive on a GRADED route in the canyon.
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Into couny is mainly known for Silver an Copper mining
Thanks for commenting!
Orange car was Chevy corvair
They melted from the sun.
1949 dodge power wagan
Thanks!
Wow Neat !!!! Danger trip !!!!!! Thanks !!! Now I Never have to go there 😂lol
Yea! Be careful there! Bring friends and lots of food and water…There is no cellphone service!!
Wait. How did that '54 Chevy sedan make it out there?? It must have been a 4X4 before it got laid there. YOU DONT NEED 4X4 to make it out to the BLM!! Don't let this scary ass person lead you astray! Go and get your adventure
There is a video on TH-cam where a girl was talking about she had to get pulled with a hummer out of that canyon… I believe the winter would be a lot different because the rivers would cut the road up more…Its possible to make it with a 2wd but why risk it? 20 miles of dirt roads and no cell phone service…. No thanks!
@@reverserockettv007 truth ... even 4x4 could get stuck. I'm not suggesting run any 2WD vehicle cuz it does take ground clearance. All I'm saying is it doesn't take strictly 4x4 to have fun out there. I have a '06 scion xB with 2" lift and it does fine. You have to stay on the trails pretty much anyways. I just didn't like how the narrative was 4x4 ONLY. most of the roads out there are hard pack dirt. And yes I'm sure someone with minimal driving skills shouldn't be driving on our city roads as well ... but please don't fear a great camping trip because of it.
Most 2wd cars actually have better off-road capability than trucks I figured that out not to long ago because I took my Corolla up a pretty step hill and I tried to take my truck up the same hill and still had to stop halfway up the hill and put the truck in 4 low and lock the front differential to climb the hill
Your probably right!
Yup I've been to plenty BLM places in AZ and NV in my Scion. 1.4L lol. It does awesome out there. 👍🏽 Toyota makes awesome cars. I wish you had posted a video of the car vs truck video. I've only gotten the xB stuck at Pismo Beach. But everyone gets stuck there. 4x4 diesel monster lifted trucks get stuck so I didn't feel too bad and plus it wasn't stuck bad at all. I just dug the wheels out and a neighbor lent me his ramps. I Drove right out lol
Its a Pontiac alright!
I think the the truck is a power wagon like bud said
I believe so.
43:10... Looks like a piece of track you find on a tractor truck for adjusting the fifth wheel fore and aft.
Wow! Thanks for the information!
14 min in and haven't seen a part of the road that i couldn't have taken my mercury up. What would you do if you took a bad road? O by the way Id take my 74 ford up it and it has over 780.000 miles and I used it pulling equipment around..
There were parts I didn’t show that I had to put it in 4wd. You could possibly make it in 2wd but if you get stuck are you going to walk the 20 miles Back to civilization?
Oh wow, very cool!!!! 👍 🙂
Thanks!
the old truck appears to be a vehicle over 1954 due to the one piece wind shield older trucks had what was called the split windshield two piece. Chevy Corvair, a Chevy fleetside 3/4 ton.
Thanks for the info!
The truck is a Dodge 40 or 41...the windshield has been removed,it would of been 2 piece ,the Covair is early ,say 1960,the pick up is 62 or 63 ,it's a step side
Supposedly that was tex Watsons dodge power wagon
Yea that’s what I was reading about in the comments. Very interesting! Thanks for commenting!
352 or 390 big block
Uh maybe those were that missing guys shoes...
I believe they were to old. The shoes would look more modern I believe.
I feel privileged that I got to spend the night in the barker ranch when it was still standing in pristine condition like it looked in the picture also up behind the cabin in the wash is a old truck body that said Inyokern furniture on the side of the door and it had helter scelter scratched on the back of it
What year was that?
@@reverserockettv007 1989
Is this some kind of stupid or what ?
Now everyone knows what car thieves have been doing for years after joy riding them .
So , it's a safe bet that these cars are stolen or were at one time been listed as such .
You should have the vins checked out before you do anything .
Even if they are not listed with authorities they might be the property of an insurance company .
This entire area is patrolled by Death Valley park rangers… If they don’t care about these cars or where they came from why should I ???
@@jholler2824 no maybe not but the state does .
Car theft is a felony and they don't expire .
Good luck stealing someone's stuff as usual
The 4 door car is a 1953 Pontiac chieftain
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That looks like a 1940's Dodge , possibly 1944-47. Brake parts and other miscellaneous Parts,
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