I have seen some incredible finds but I gotta say this is by far with the cars and rare parts one of the best real barn-house finds ever! Truly incredible
Man that was an awesome find . Everyone watching here needs to have a moment of silence for the sad story that has to be attached to this.Ive been fortunate enough to be present for unearthing a couple of hoard finds like this over the years and it just makes you think about the day someone will be going through your own.
It looks like the house was built just for the cars and parts!!! It's crazy how life goes and ends. The guy really cared about those cars. I would like to see a video on the property and the story, I bet it is a interesting one.
Yes, really want to know about where all the parts were scored. Some might be one offs or experimental stuff. Can’t believe how cheap some of that stuff was let go for way back. So much history in that place it’s ridiculous.
That's great for you dude but I'm pissed I moved to Georgia as a teenager and worked for my uncle on places like this all we found was crackhead heroin poo and trash never any dope ass cars
What a crazy find. A Shelby, another 65 Mstang, and a Grand National sitting there growing moss with a chunk missing out of the front end. That house was a nation disaster area. Nice little parts stash. Very nice and fortunate find. Enjoy reaping the rewards from this one.
@@AmericanMustangs ! We have a brand new dustless blasting unit and are contacting folks to let them know we would travel to do cars like this ! We are excited to get started . Finger lakes new York !great find
They will continue. Mainly because of people who have restored them are getting older and holding on to their stuff. And I know you don't care but more and more cars are becoming collectable. So yeah
I remember walking past a humble apartment building one day after school and some guy's wife was in a garage and lo and behold, a 1970 Challenger with a 440 six pack was parked in the garage!
Lol, more like $400K just like it sats, and that's just the car, no parts. Seriously a 65 350 is in a class all it's own, even over it's Brethren the 66 350. A 65 350 just sold for north of $1.3M not long ago. The restoration done by a Renowned 65 350 expert using only original parts when possible, then use NOS when original wasn't available.
In america everything is owned by someone - this is reality youtube - this wasnt free or cheap - weird how photo of GT was magically waiting as video begins - he prob paid what car was worth - 😳
What a story this property has someone must know the truth of all this . The person that cared for these cars knew what he had seeing everything you can see there is just awesome .
Restored one in the early 80s found in a junkyard. Owner didn't know what he had till I pointed it out. My God what a gold mine. In primo shape that's a 160,000 car minus all the parts
I'm a Ford/Shelby guy and this is by far the best it can get regarding barn type finds. On the other hand there must be an extremely sad story of why it was abandoned like this. Would be indeed interesting and probably a tear jerker.
Would love to see Larry at Ammo clean it up!! and see this rebuilt with all the original parts and patina. What a treasure trove of parts too, I’d be scouring every square inch for Hipo and Shelby parts - I’d camp out until it’s all been gone through hahaha
A "K" code fastback 65, 66, or 67 is what I always wanted. That red GT K code made me drool. Are you getting that GT fastback as well. All the very rare Heads and intake and exhaust manifolds were also a sight to behold.
sad... glad that you were able to salvage before things got worse but good night man, don't leave us hanging without the backstory here. The condition of that house just.aint.normal...
I like everyone else find this interesting and would like to know more about the back story, but not knowing the particulars maybe you cant tell, but thanks for the video
Crazy find! Amazing nothing has been vandalized over the years. Its crazy to me everyone is so fixated on the Shelby they rest all their straps and tools on a Grand National haha!
I found almost the exact same thing lately! same rare 60's Mustangs! Ford parts and VHS tapes were scattered everywhere on shag carpet! ..then,... my alarm clock went off,... I woke up....went to work....disappointed!
It's almost seems like somebody famous had a hidden home, possibly a famous singer at one time? In the video they mentioned it was abandoned, so I wonder how they got a hold of the ownership for the car.
My dream car is actually the 289 hipo in the basement And it’s sitting in a real 65 gt350 when I was 8 that made me fall in love with these cars in the first place. But my neighbor/teacher later in high school had a burgundy red 66 fastback gt with the rally lights in the grill and white Mustang stripe along the bottom He had added the air scoops from a Shelby to the car. It was a badass Mustang
Congratulations on an amazing find. Now I understand you're a mustang guy but you didn't even mention the Buick Grand National Turbo sitting in the driveway. Definitely need to hear more about the story of this house how it became the way it is now.
That one single 4 barrel intake with two water necks is a rare factory Trans Am 1970 Boss 302 intake! The 302 tunnel port heads were run in 68 right before the Boss 302. Spare Boss blocks, sounds like he had a Boss 302 also. I guarantee you this guy died suddenly or was sick and died with no family at all. This house has been through before this guy got here, the damn Grand National and 5.0 vert are worth good dollar amount also!!
Unfortunately most of these situations end with the family coming in, bringing a huge dumpster and throwing everything away. They just see the money the real estate is worth. The cars & parts are trash to them when they are likely worth MORE than the real estate.
Wow very interesting house and mustangs, looks like an interesting story, looks like people broke into the house and wrecked it yet the cars were intact, amazing
All I can say is WOW and lucky the destructive raccoons didn't get in the interior! Can't believe that Dennis Collins didn't find this before you looks like one of his deals.
The man was clearly a huge ford guy, then almost at the end of the video I see a Grand National parked In the drive way…. This is the coolest mash of cars I’ve ever seen
Congratulation on the find. I hope you can tell us how this all came about without divulging private information. These kind of finds, especially those with abandoned homes are one of the greatest mysteries anyone can come upon. When a car or multiple cars are involved, it takes the mystery to a whole different level. How does this chain reaction start? Home owner died, or sent to jail with no relatives of Trust papers to follow on?
@@AmericanMustangs Yes! PLEASE give us a video and description of the PARTS! I used to work a Ford parts dept and am drooling over all the intake stuff. How ENVIOUS and happy we all are for you :)
@American Mustangs Wow.. talk about findings gems in the rough! Please fill us in on those other vehicles. I'd be interested in that Grand National too! 🙏🏼
@@AmericanMustangsI know it has been a year and a half since this was posted, but do you happen to have the contact information for the owner of the Grand National? Is it for sale?
Amazing! It's just mind numbing to think of leaving such a treasure to be forgotten and left to rot! Christ, that house is full of treasures! But, that Shelby, damn, seeing that just made my big toe shoot up in my boot!
A fortune in cars ,and a fortune in parts, you guys hit the jackpot in muscle car finds. Curious to the story as to why it all was abandoned, someone obviously had a love and good taste in cars
From watching Dennis Collins, Richard Rawlings, other folks TH-cam channels it’s obvious there’s barns and sheds all over America with Shelby’s and “rare” parts in them, they are everywhere
TK2..... based on those rare factory parts .... I think I know someone that was associated with Ford during that era . Is that property near the Alabama/ Georgia line ? Whoever commented about us old guys getting our shit together is right . Us old guys need to move our collections on while we can still at least supervise the liquidation. We should not leave this to our family to do !!!!! I am guilty just not to this degree !!! Sincerely TK2
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Sad .Looks like some old boy lived in what was once a beautiful architect designed home with all his Mustang toys close to hand. It also shows that when you Die,you can't take it with you .
Unreal. A 65 Shelby, 65 K code GT, that looks in amazing shape. And was that a freakin' Grand National out front as well?! Holy.... I'm always perplexed by these abandoned houses too. The mess that's in them. In this case someone thought, " I know. I'm gonna put these cylinder heads, intake manifolds and valve covers upstairs, along with some wheels, an old fan and my book collection on the floor. I think I'll lean my guitar up against the wall in the same area too. Why not?" So very weird. Besides all that, that looks like it was one cool, architectural house at one point in a very nice neighborhood.
The 65 Shelby is gold but damn I couldn't believe the condition of that house....... Looks like that was really a nice home at one time definitely worth more than the Shelby...... Brother you could have did two videos in one...... Wait a minute you did do two videos in one......to amazing barn finds with a gold mine parts and a abandoned house with everything left behind video....... Absolutely amazing I hope you really made out on this
holy crap! that's one hell of find. it's amazing all that was just sitting there. a friggin tunnel port head just laying on the floor behind the front door, unreal.
THAT is one lucky duck find! I lived that era. Those were FAST! Not much could catch them. I had the more standard GT Fastback version, which was still pretty quick.
Thanks. Yeah Shelby registry knew the car still existed but it wasn’t on the radar. I’ll post a video of the car now. Freshened drivetrain, brakes, suspension etc but didn’t touch the paint. Interior is all original and cleaned up nice. Not planning to restore at the moment. The plan is to let the car tell its story for a little while. Thanks
@@AmericanMustangs Share the story of the owner and the house if possible. I understand if not possible due to privacy but always interesting to hear the story on how these came to be as found. To me this seems like maybe the lake house was the guy's place to do car stuff. Like maybe the place he hauled all his swap meet goodies back to although I am imagining that the fox body was probably for the Mrs, and was that his and hers Harleys on the side of the GT350?
The other Mustangs were gems as well. Including the Buick Grand National outside. Would love to know the story of the owner of the house and what happened.✓ ❖
You officially save them from the house caving in on them, or worse a fire! I could use a set of those Hipo heads if you want to spread that love around. Between me an my brother we have one un restored engine less 67 GT500, two 65 Fastbacks, one is real K code, it's been missing the original date correct engine since the day my brother bought it, but there's a 70 Boss motor in that little K car, his is Poppy Red 65 K code unrestored patina hot rod complete with minor rust, mine is Honey Gold 2+2 with a bunch of OEM Ford goodies, and a proper paint job. Score of the year, if not the decade for Ford fans right here.....
Why would someone abandon such an interesting house? Leaving the car under a cover sure left it in a bad shape. Rust everywhere! Gonna cost a fortune to restore.
Awesome find!!! I found one as well that sat since 1980 with 27k on odometer, currently same color as yours. Turns out it was originally Raven Black with gold stripes, it will get put back to original this summer.
@@sethsalberg3678 Color Code "W" if memory serves. I have no idea how I remember this, I was a Ford dealership parts man from 1967-circa 1974. That was a long time ago.
Incredible. I can't imagine the sheer joy of uncovering layer upon layer of classic Mustang tidbits. And that 350--wow. I can't imagine even restoring it. If you ever want to bring it to beautiful illinois in cold January for our Rod and Custom Show, it might be nice to get away from that mild Georgia weather!
The house is not even that old. Looks like many of the 1980s homes found in neighborhoods throughout East Cobb and and Cherokee county. Incredible so much was there and not stolen over the years.
I have seen some incredible finds but I gotta say this is by far with the cars and rare parts one of the best real barn-house finds ever! Truly incredible
INCREDIBLE Find Isin't even the WORD for it .There were ONLY 504 1965 Shelby GT350s EVER MADE !! RARE isint even the WORD
Man that was an awesome find . Everyone watching here needs to have a moment of silence for the sad story that has to be attached to this.Ive been fortunate enough to be present for unearthing a couple of hoard finds like this over the years and it just makes you think about the day someone will be going through your own.
Yep, we're looking at some old boy's life that came unraveled.
I’m curious who lived there
It looks like the house was built just for the cars and parts!!! It's crazy how life goes and ends. The guy really cared about those cars. I would like to see a video on the property and the story, I bet it is a interesting one.
I agree those cars had there own garage - home somebody at one time really loved that stuff .
Yes, really want to know about where all the parts were scored. Some might be one offs or experimental stuff. Can’t believe how cheap some of that stuff was let go for way back. So much history in that place it’s ridiculous.
That's great for you dude but I'm pissed I moved to Georgia as a teenager and worked for my uncle on places like this all we found was crackhead heroin poo and trash never any dope ass cars
Totally Agree 🐎🚗🔧💯🇺🇲
Really nothing too interesting, the guy who owned the cars died and his kids turned out to be shit nozzles when they grew up, happens all the time.
That house was cool as hell at one time.
Kind of sad to see...
This is like my dream mash up of cars meets urban exploration
Thats nuts! I've watched all your videos 👌😎 greetings from portugal✌️
This is what happens when dudes do not sell their cars before they die...
Wow, so cool! That's crazy all that was in there! Lucky that not many folks knew about it or thieves would have cleaned it out.
What a crazy find. A Shelby, another 65 Mstang, and a Grand National sitting there growing moss with a chunk missing out of the front end. That house was a nation disaster area. Nice little parts stash. Very nice and fortunate find. Enjoy reaping the rewards from this one.
It was a crazy experience. There was also a 66 Shelby and other K code mustangs. This was a year ago.
@@AmericanMustangs ! We have a brand new dustless blasting unit and are contacting folks to let them know we would travel to do cars like this ! We are excited to get started . Finger lakes new York !great find
@@AmericanMustangs somewhere there is a setup like this with a 427 cobra inside.
Truly amazing there are still barn finds like this left. I have been searching for years for one.
House find
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@@robfrancobruno2910 aren't you smart and special
They will continue. Mainly because of people who have restored them are getting older and holding on to their stuff. And I know you don't care but more and more cars are becoming collectable. So yeah
Any updates?
Imagine there is treasures like this hidden everywhere. You just never know.
Yupp to think they were throwing engine stuff away definitely a ford lovers property 👍🐎🚗🔧💯🇺🇲
Not in SoCal. All been picked over. These kind of finds are so very rare!
I remember walking past a humble apartment building one day after school and some guy's wife was in a garage and lo and behold, a 1970 Challenger with a 440 six pack was parked in the garage!
Holy crap, did not expect another fastback in the basement! It’s a gold mine
I'm genuinely astounded that there are "barn finds" like this still around, astounded but glad!
WOW, bloody amazing, what a house full of treasures 👍🏻😃
Hundred thousand plus dollars, just laying around...... that's an insanely awesome find !!
Lol, more like $400K just like it sats, and that's just the car, no parts. Seriously a 65 350 is in a class all it's own, even over it's Brethren the 66 350.
A 65 350 just sold for north of $1.3M not long ago.
The restoration done by a Renowned 65 350 expert using only original parts when possible, then use NOS when original wasn't available.
In america everything is owned by someone - this is reality youtube - this wasnt free or cheap - weird how photo of GT was magically waiting as video begins - he prob paid what car was worth - 😳
There's a fortune in hi-po parts!!! Incredible find!!
This is just ridiculous cool. Please do another video with all the parts and stuff summed up 🙏
That pile of Parts !!!!! And What Else was buried!!! Thanks for posting your adventure!!
Unbelievable!!. Good luck to you, and look forward to seeing the car restored. (as well as the K-code).
Whoever lived there...they definitely loved Mustang's!! Man what a find!!
What a story this property has someone must know the truth of all this . The person that cared for these cars knew what he had seeing everything you can see there is just awesome .
agreed, the story must be death or prison.
nuts that dennis collins just found a shelby also. th-cam.com/video/aIj4-HGI6Zk/w-d-xo.html
@@4x4play4 Yes, but that one is not worth much because all the vin tags and plates are missing to verify it.
Omg this might be the best barn find video I’ve seen !
As a fan of the 80's muscle cars I sure hope that Fox body Mustang and the Grand National were also rescued...probably original low mile cars.
Or at least push the Grand National in the garage, if she'll fit!!
Restored one in the early 80s found in a junkyard. Owner didn't know what he had till I pointed it out. My God what a gold mine. In primo shape that's a 160,000 car minus all the parts
Way more than that, only 562 made
I'm a Ford/Shelby guy and this is by far the best it can get regarding barn type finds.
On the other hand there must be an extremely sad story of why it was abandoned like this.
Would be indeed interesting and probably a tear jerker.
Yes I thought the Boss Bronco was a crazy find, but this is next level.
Would love to see Larry at Ammo clean it up!! and see this rebuilt with all the original parts and patina.
What a treasure trove of parts too, I’d be scouring every square inch for Hipo and Shelby parts - I’d camp out until it’s all been gone through hahaha
A "K" code fastback 65, 66, or 67 is what I always wanted. That red GT K code made me drool. Are you getting that GT fastback as well. All the very rare Heads and intake and exhaust manifolds were also a sight to behold.
SHOCKING DISCOVERY BRO.... SOMETHING TELLS ME IT HAS FOUD THE RIGHT PEOPLE TO PROPERLY CARE FOR IT... FOR THAT I AM EXTREMELY PLEASED.... THANK YOU
I got just as excited when i saw the Grand National!
sad... glad that you were able to salvage before things got worse but good night man, don't leave us hanging without the backstory here. The condition of that house just.aint.normal...
Car looks pretty solid. Mechanical restoration, drive as is. Anything beyond that would be a crime.
It's only original once.
I like everyone else find this interesting and would like to know more about the back story, but not knowing the particulars maybe you cant tell, but thanks for the video
Amazing find a great to see all of the good stuff saved but also sad to see a nice house like that ruined.
I love your car thanks for all of the information about cars and thank you for the great cool car
Thank you!!!!!!
No thank you
Crazy find! Amazing nothing has been vandalized over the years. Its crazy to me everyone is so fixated on the Shelby they rest all their straps and tools on a Grand National haha!
Insane find, wish you could tell us more about the history of it all.
Yess I love to hear the history I have been doing some research on the one I picked up straight race car 💪🐎🚗🔧👊💯🇺🇲
Tell me you bought the red k code 👍🏼
I'm can't wait to see the follow up videos on the cars pulled out of that disaster!
The piles of parts were just as exciting too.
I found almost the exact same thing lately! same rare 60's Mustangs! Ford parts and VHS tapes were scattered everywhere on shag carpet! ..then,... my alarm clock went off,... I woke up....went to work....disappointed!
man.. we need the story of how this got to this, this guy seems to have been pretty well off back in the day
That’s what I was wondering. They seemed to have had it all, then lost it all. Maybe they got sick and died with no one to claim it.
DRUGS
@@stude1953 True, that'll bring anyone to their knees.
I agree... Love the car, but I am so much more interested in the story.
It's almost seems like somebody famous had a hidden home, possibly a famous singer at one time? In the video they mentioned it was abandoned, so I wonder how they got a hold of the ownership for the car.
Big score!! All of the factory parts in the house, and oh yeah a grand national rotting away in the driveway.
Shelbys are like Navy Seals. There seems to be a whole lot more around than they ever actually made.
Right,everyone claims to be a vet nowadays.
You have to "Remember" They NEVER built just ONE : )))
My dream car is actually the 289 hipo in the basement
And it’s sitting in a real 65 gt350 when I was 8 that made me fall in love with these cars in the first place.
But my neighbor/teacher later in high school had a burgundy red 66 fastback gt with the rally lights in the grill and white Mustang stripe along the bottom
He had added the air scoops from a Shelby to the car. It was a badass Mustang
Who could possibly have left behind such beautiful iconic cars? I hope you took the k-code and all those rare parts too?
A dead man is my guess.
Cool find. Great to see this lot saved. 👍
Very awesome find, all of the vehicles there would be nice to have. Including the dually!
Damn, even OUTSIDE the house has treasures. Look at that Buick Grand National!!!!
Congratulations on an amazing find. Now I understand you're a mustang guy but you didn't even mention the Buick Grand National Turbo sitting in the driveway. Definitely need to hear more about the story of this house how it became the way it is now.
Who cares about a Buick grand national when ya score a real gt 350 with a ton of parts
@@Jon-k8z um why not grab both? I wasn't saying one was better than the other. Both cars are classic hot rods in their own way!
That car cover sure did a number on it.
unbelievable just when you think all old the old cars have been found
Wow you been so lucky to get that .. cannot imagine all the nice stuff all over the house
That one single 4 barrel intake with two water necks is a rare factory Trans Am 1970 Boss 302 intake! The 302 tunnel port heads were run in 68 right before the Boss 302. Spare Boss blocks, sounds like he had a Boss 302 also. I guarantee you this guy died suddenly or was sick and died with no family at all. This house has been through before this guy got here, the damn Grand National and 5.0 vert are worth good dollar amount also!!
Yep, when i saw the Grand National I was like damn, what else in in/around that house??? Id be grabbing that too!!! Lucky bastards!
Hard to believe no family or friends would have taken over this stuff when he passed but who really knows how story went.
Unfortunately most of these situations end with the family coming in, bringing a huge dumpster and throwing everything away. They just see the money the real estate is worth. The cars & parts are trash to them when they are likely worth MORE than the real estate.
@@gailtaylor1636 Texas chainsaw massacre comes to mind. The house could be full of dead 💀 bodies.
This is unbelievable. Congratulations on the find. Who lets that happen to a car of that caliber? Glad it was inside.
The story is crazy behind all of this stuff. There were many more Mustangs and parts.
@American Mustangs What is the backstory how it was abandoned?
@@AmericanMustangs Pleaae share the whole story of this once in a lifetime find!
@@AmericanMustangs Without revealing names and locations can you offer the story the house and what happened?
Wow!!! Awesome find!!! True American muscle!🇺🇸💪🏼
I can't believe that three of the Cragars still have beauty rings. What a stunning find!
Cragars didn't have beauty rings! Only some years of the factory mags had them.
Wow very interesting house and mustangs, looks like an interesting story, looks like people broke into the house and wrecked it yet the cars were intact, amazing
All I can say is WOW and lucky the destructive raccoons didn't get in the interior! Can't believe that Dennis Collins didn't find this before you looks like one of his deals.
What a great find. Love GT 350. Alot of great parts too!!. Hope to see more videos in the future.
Beautiful Find....Congratulations!!!
The man was clearly a huge ford guy, then almost at the end of the video I see a Grand National parked In the drive way…. This is the coolest mash of cars I’ve ever seen
Congratulation on the find. I hope you can tell us how this all came about without divulging private information. These kind of finds, especially those with abandoned homes are one of the greatest mysteries anyone can come upon. When a car or multiple cars are involved, it takes the mystery to a whole different level. How does this chain reaction start? Home owner died, or sent to jail with no relatives of Trust papers to follow on?
Thank you. I plan to do a follow up video for everyone with more explanation.
I hope this gets a update on how he found this? Did he buy the house to get the car?
@@AmericanMustangs Yes! PLEASE give us a video and description of the PARTS! I used to work a Ford parts dept and am drooling over all the intake stuff.
How ENVIOUS and happy we all are for you :)
@American Mustangs
Wow.. talk about findings gems in the rough! Please fill us in on those other vehicles. I'd be interested in that Grand National too! 🙏🏼
@@AmericanMustangsI know it has been a year and a half since this was posted, but do you happen to have the contact information for the owner of the Grand National? Is it for sale?
What a find I hope you got all those parts
This is utterly amazing! I hope you were able to purchase everything, parts etc. treasure trove!
Amazing! It's just mind numbing to think of leaving such a treasure to be forgotten and left to rot! Christ, that house is full of treasures! But, that Shelby, damn, seeing that just made my big toe shoot up in my boot!
A fortune in cars ,and a fortune in parts, you guys hit the jackpot in muscle car finds. Curious to the story as to why it all was abandoned, someone obviously had a love and good taste in cars
Grand National just Chilling!!! F350 quad cab, etc etc Good find
Damn, like back in time. Incredible!!!
Magnificent ! One more to go back on the road! Congrats for the find! 👍
NICE RESCUE! NEVER UNDERSTAND PEOPLE HIDING AWAY CLASSICS....LETTING THEM ROT
From watching Dennis Collins, Richard Rawlings, other folks TH-cam channels it’s obvious there’s barns and sheds all over America with Shelby’s and “rare” parts in them, they are everywhere
TK2..... based on those rare factory parts .... I think I know someone that was associated with Ford during that era . Is that property near the Alabama/ Georgia line ? Whoever commented about us old guys getting our shit together is right . Us old guys need to move our collections on while we can still at least supervise the liquidation. We should not leave this to our family to do !!!!! I am guilty just not to this degree !!!
Sincerely TK2
The diagonal siding of that house is very 1970's, I like it too.
Gold Mine!! Should have bought them All. Unbelievable “Barn Find” !! How many miles on that Grand National?
Hi good aftrnoon,,, great video Super
MUSTANG,,, let me share that wen l was a child,,, l just saw on the street and turn the head to see those incredible Car,,, good memories,,, thanks for your video,,, your friend Oscar de Pachuca HGo Estados Unidos Mexicanos,,, so long,,,
Best find! Thats how i like to find muscle cars
Sad .Looks like some old boy lived in what was once a beautiful architect designed home with all his Mustang toys close to hand. It also shows that when you Die,you can't take it with you .
Amazing they have survived in that condition as well. Major find!
That is just unreal and deserves a 100 point restoration
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Unreal. A 65 Shelby, 65 K code GT, that looks in amazing shape. And was that a freakin' Grand National out front as well?! Holy.... I'm always perplexed by these abandoned houses too. The mess that's in them. In this case someone thought, " I know. I'm gonna put these cylinder heads, intake manifolds and valve covers upstairs, along with some wheels, an old fan and my book collection on the floor. I think I'll lean my guitar up against the wall in the same area too. Why not?" So very weird. Besides all that, that looks like it was one cool, architectural house at one point in a very nice neighborhood.
65 and 66 are my two favorite years and to see you have those two 65’s is awesome. I’m happy for you to be able to come across those. Subbed👍🏼
The 65 Shelby is gold but damn I couldn't believe the condition of that house....... Looks like that was really a nice home at one time definitely worth more than the Shelby...... Brother you could have did two videos in one...... Wait a minute you did do two videos in one......to amazing barn finds with a gold mine parts and a abandoned house with everything left behind video....... Absolutely amazing I hope you really made out on this
holy crap! that's one hell of find. it's amazing all that was just sitting there. a friggin tunnel port head just laying on the floor behind the front door, unreal.
I know it was the wildest thing I’ve ever experienced.
@@AmericanMustangs are you selling the '65 GT?
THAT is one lucky duck find! I lived that era. Those were FAST! Not much could catch them. I had the more standard GT Fastback version, which was still pretty quick.
Absolutely unbelievable it’s 2022 and they are still turning up! Did the Shelby registry know about this? I hope we can watch the restoration.
Thanks. Yeah Shelby registry knew the car still existed but it wasn’t on the radar. I’ll post a video of the car now. Freshened drivetrain, brakes, suspension etc but didn’t touch the paint. Interior is all original and cleaned up nice. Not planning to restore at the moment. The plan is to let the car tell its story for a little while. Thanks
@@AmericanMustangs I love it !
@@AmericanMustangs Share the story of the owner and the house if possible. I understand if not possible due to privacy but always interesting to hear the story on how these came to be as found. To me this seems like maybe the lake house was the guy's place to do car stuff. Like maybe the place he hauled all his swap meet goodies back to although I am imagining that the fox body was probably for the Mrs, and was that his and hers Harleys on the side of the GT350?
@@AmericanMustangs Are any of the heads, cams etc. going on the market?
@@AmericanMustangs Great! Exactly the way to go on that car!
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!
looks like someone had some money in the late 1980s...that house looks like it was something back in the day
The grand national is just chillin I’m the background 😂 crazy
The other Mustangs were gems as well. Including the Buick Grand National outside. Would love to know the story of the owner of the house and what happened.✓ ❖
i feel like i need to shower just watching ya go thru that place...........poor cars........... i hope they survive that.
Great find. What's gonna happened to the LX and the other vehicles. Also what's the history of the GT 350, the owner and the house?
a Crazy find Shelby,fastback, foxbody & grand national! Holy cow
You officially save them from the house caving in on them, or worse a fire! I could use a set of those Hipo heads if you want to spread that love around. Between me an my brother we have one un restored engine less 67 GT500, two 65 Fastbacks, one is real K code, it's been missing the original date correct engine since the day my brother bought it, but there's a 70 Boss motor in that little K car, his is Poppy Red 65 K code unrestored patina hot rod complete with minor rust, mine is Honey Gold 2+2 with a bunch of OEM Ford goodies, and a proper paint job. Score of the year, if not the decade for Ford fans right here.....
Congratulations. What a find. At least it was left in a garage of sorts and not outside.
What happened with the owner , I can't imagine someone just walking away from all that
I've always been a proponent of rescuing animals, especially the four-wheeled equine breed (Mustangs, Pintos, Colts, Broncos, etc).
Why would someone abandon such an interesting house? Leaving the car under a cover sure left it in a bad shape. Rust everywhere! Gonna cost a fortune to restore.
Yep, you can add this old Ford guy to the list of wanna know the back story. Congrats on the find! we are all jealous.
Ohhhh thank you for rescuing her
I love mustangs and I have a few my self but we can’t skip the fact that there is a grand national right there needing to be saved too !!
Awesome find!!! I found one as well that sat since 1980 with 27k on odometer, currently same color as yours. Turns out it was originally Raven Black with gold stripes, it will get put back to original this summer.
All 65s were wimbledon white. Must be a 66.
@@sethsalberg3678 Color Code "W" if memory serves. I have no idea how I remember this, I was a Ford dealership parts man from 1967-circa 1974. That was a long time ago.
Incredible. I can't imagine the sheer joy of uncovering layer upon layer of classic Mustang tidbits. And that 350--wow. I can't imagine even restoring it. If you ever want to bring it to beautiful illinois in cold January for our Rod and Custom Show, it might be nice to get away from that mild Georgia weather!
The house is not even that old. Looks like many of the 1980s homes found in neighborhoods throughout East Cobb and and Cherokee county. Incredible so much was there and not stolen over the years.