That "barn find" in Portugal isn't a hord of abandoned cars. The owner is well aware of their existance and whereabouts and who took the pictures actually had to vandalize the warehouse lock to get in. And I've heard stories the photos only show one of two warehouses that former car dealer has. Not sure he's dead either.
they were auctioned a while ago I know I m kinda late but.. oh and there was actually a photographer allowed into the warehouse don t know if he was the one to take those but I never heard of it being vandalize
@@Henriquecido Ok, didn't know the photographer was allowed inside the warehouse, at the time news bulletins stated the guy who took the photos broke in.
The Talbot Lago T26 coupe will be restored - and it is apparent that much of the cars' original custom bodywork is crispy crunchy rust toast. Therefore - it'll have to serve as templates for patterns to recreate the whole inner wood frame and the metal skin unique to this one-off custom creation. Since the history and chassis plate with engine, wheels, and not much else was purchased for over a million dollars - the actual restoration costs could easily top that! It'll be interesting to keep tabs on this project and the ongoing progression of the rebuild.
Hi Red! Love both the archaeological posts and these car videos. So much fun and fascinating. I love reading Clive Cussler novels in which he often featured classic cars, including a Talbot. He had his own very large collection. So your posts fit right in with all my favorite subjects!
the mrecdes, they don't fall apart they were built to last the only thing that kills them is rust and a lack of good care, the other things as well might be the gas miles as in poor so might be why they parked it up,
The Etype jag featured last in this video is shown in one photo towing a trailer with a MG TF on the back . I restored the Mg a few years ago and the customer showed me that very picture of some of the cars history
The Iso could be picked up for peanuts when I was shopping for cars in the 80s. I got a whole bunch of classics over the years but remember a few I passed by that I now dream about... A Healey 100/4 for £495 (Why didn't I get it?) and Isos for under a £1000...A whole bunch of Mercedes sports for similar prices. Really the choice was huge in those days and if anyone had storage space they could..and did..make a fortune with a bit of foresight. My choice today - right now - if you have room, the Bentley Continental Coupe is now available for less than a second hand family Ford... Put two of these in a garage for twenty five years...
This is the worst TH-cam channel yet they don't even show you the cars that they're talking about half the time show different cars very bad about the descriptions not worth watching.
My great granddad put his car in a box and put it 6foot under the garden in Ireland he did it just before the government took all the houses and kicked everyone out and flooded the whole area the car is at least about 50 feet under water now don’t know what the car is but it looked like chitty bang bang .
Paula, I've read of this happening in America during times of the Model T. I tried to research it online, but I can't seem to find it happening in Ireland. Have you got any links on it? Thanks.
Apparently during WW2, many Nazi officers died in theTatra. They were fast, for their time, but with the swing-axle rear suspension (think early VW beetles and Chev Corvairs) their road holding was terrible at speed.
I was interested by killing Nazi officers and I found opposite fact. That car was really stable thanks to swing-axle. Nazi officers was wrecking them, because of their poor driving skills.
@@DanDishonored Swing axles were an early attempt at independent rear suspension. Mostly used in cheaper rear engined cars, although the Triumph 2000 and Herald had them. They were HORRIBLE in corners if you backed off the power or pushed a little too hard on the brakes. Try to visualise the effect on rear suspension geometry as the rear rises under braking. The rear wheels tilt outwards at the top, and the amount of rubber in contact with the road surface is reduced considerably and if cornering in a 'sporting fashion' the back end breaks away suddenly due to insufficient traction, sending the car off the road sideways. A joke in the 50's was that VW Beetles had rounded roofs so that they could be easily rolled back over again onto their wheels. American author Ralph Nader wrote a best selling book "Unsafe at any speed." It was all about the numbers of people killed in Chev Corvairs, because of their rear swing axles. Ultimately the Corvair died in the market as a result. Given a sufficiently powerful engine, a swing axle car can, if caught in time while breaking away, be induced to power out of the corner because the rear doesn't rise in that situation. People (like Nazi officers) without appropriate driving skills are unlikely to do this. The Tatra was a powerful car (for it's day) and for that reason they liked to drive them...fast...beyond their skill levels. Although I am a highly qualified mechanic of 40 odd years experience, I have never driven a Tatra or even seen one 'in the flesh'. But how one could be 'really stable thanks to swing axles' beats me. Probably stable in a straight line. Ferdinand Porsche designed the Auto Union rear engined GP car in 1936 with a 525 hp supercharged flat 12 cylinders. It had rear swing axles (like his VW) and its handling was so shocking they had to get motorcycle racers like Tazio Nuvolari to drive them. Top car racers wouldn't touch it. Perhaps they were Nazis.
Not many people care! Several years ago there was a recently restored Alfa Romeo 6c that didn't sell for $1,500.00. A mechanic had a lein on the car for an unpaid bill, and it sat in a corner of his shop for many years.
Man I wish I could have that Gal Lardo. How about that 6.3 V8 in the Cushman Mercedes? It doesn’t work. So we’ll need to get another one. Cause that’s what you do. You just go to where the narrator’s shop’s and get one, as well as that Porsche interior. And a loaf of bread.
There are many flaws in this presentation for those who know! The "e" type was owned by the gentleman who designed the "Beatles" logo. I have recently seen it restored and advertised for sale . Don't think it still had the tow bar but it did have the spot light in the bonnet mouth.
Really REALLY could care less about rare, one of a kind, exotic, numbers matching , Expensive automobiles I would rather have a nice car that i built up myself and can find replacemet parts when needed. I use my cars and have good fun times driving and racing them.
You are not alone in that regard Steve. Mine are old but are kept in a shed and maintained. They run well and are a joy to drive. The sound of a warm engine idling after a good run is so satisfying. Pity the poor rich people who are only interested in posing and being seen.
@@beb5816 I think there are enough people with the means and wherewithal to buy and restore these old unique and one of kind classics. If not for them , the history of these vehicles would be gone forever. Museums and motor car shows give us a way to see and appreciate them. ( Jay Leno Garage for one ).
Brilliant video but as someone who worked for Jaguar on foundry tooling approval of Aluminium V12 block and heads also the straight six AJ block and head why do Americans insist on pronouncing jaguar JAGHAAR it's pronounced JAG - U - R by us who make them and the rest of the UK.
Jeez and I thought I had heard and seen enough. So the yellow Mustang is a 1969 or 1970 model, yet some poor desperate and misguided soul put the 351 Sticker on the wrong car. Boss 351 Mustangs were 1971 only. I am a sucker for slotted mags, but if you’re gonna jack up the back end make the backs tires proportionally bigger, like P255/75R15s give it that Hot Wheels look. That Charger was beautiful. But what’s with the editing? Random movie clips? Like RANDOM. Rio de Janeiro before a story about the other side of the planet? I love You Tube. I hate You Tube
Because VW beetles are junk, always were always will be. Beetles were and are disposable. They built literally millions of them, with millions probably still alive and well. It's the same as saying Why don't people restore more Model Ts, Ford F150s, or Toyota Corolla? All million example selling cars so yeah.
@@seang1948, Thanks, I knew that. I had a 73 Mach I and I looked all over for a 71 Boss 351 instead, but I couldn't find one at the time. At a later date, I did find a Boss 351 engine and I put it in a 68 green with gold stripes Torino. It ran great!
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the German Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing petrol stations to only one state operated central gas station per city. From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California, New York and Arizona will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer...
These videos are just terrible. Super loose and fast with the facts, and half of what is being shown is not what he is talking about.
It’s cool cars he’s showing no doubt..... However!!! He needs to dial back the caffeine!!
That "barn find" in Portugal isn't a hord of abandoned cars. The owner is well aware of their existance and whereabouts and who took the pictures actually had to vandalize the warehouse lock to get in. And I've heard stories the photos only show one of two warehouses that former car dealer has. Not sure he's dead either.
they were auctioned a while ago I know I m kinda late but..
oh and there was actually a photographer allowed into the warehouse don t know if he was the one to take those but I never heard of it being vandalize
@@Henriquecido Ok, didn't know the photographer was allowed inside the warehouse, at the time news bulletins stated the guy who took the photos broke in.
@@Gois83 check this video btw th-cam.com/video/GiV60W-mtbc/w-d-xo.html and check this guy's channel to see more of the cars inside
Two of the cars in the barn were Alfa Romeo , The white one was a early 70s Giulietta Sprint Veloce, and the red one next to it was a Veloce SS.
Verey interesting video, thank you.
My favorite forgotten and ragged car find remains Babs. I read a Ken Purdy article on Babs when I was a kid and I've been hooked ever since.
The Talbot Lago T26 coupe will be restored - and it is apparent that much of the cars' original custom bodywork is crispy crunchy rust toast. Therefore - it'll have to serve as templates for patterns to recreate the whole inner wood frame and the metal skin unique to this one-off custom creation. Since the history and chassis plate with engine, wheels, and not much else was purchased for over a million dollars - the actual restoration costs could easily top that!
It'll be interesting to keep tabs on this project and the ongoing progression of the rebuild.
Hi Red! Love both the archaeological posts and these car videos. So much fun and fascinating. I love reading Clive Cussler novels in which he often featured classic cars, including a Talbot. He had his own very large collection. So your posts fit right in with all my favorite subjects!
I was literally just saying how I’m finally going to start looking for a vehicle to build and I see this in my recommended feed...smh
I like Raka's collection of Cars in Peru!
I noticed a vintage white alfa romeo 6c next to a red bmw 507 in that one collection.
Does anyone know what kind of car at 4:13 is?
I thought it was a nice touch to show the right front guard of the restored Porsche. A couple of seconds should do it.
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That Talbot ,,,,,,, OMG just imagine that in driving condition, and you behind the wheel.
the mrecdes, they don't fall apart they were built to last the only thing that kills them is rust and a lack of good care, the other things as well might be the gas miles as in poor so might be why they parked it up,
That Standard/Triumph Mayflower was pretty cool.
If you know these cars went to auction, why don't you know what they sold for? It is because this is just a bunch of pictures cobbled together?
I know a guy in CZ who owns one of the first shown Tatra! Was in his private museum.
I like the Mercedes 600 Pullman, i got to see one here in Gaborone , Botswana
What is an original scrap from an old car or new parts
The Etype jag featured last in this video is shown in one photo towing a trailer with a MG TF on the back . I restored the Mg a few years ago and the customer showed me that very picture of some of the cars history
The Iso could be picked up for peanuts when I was shopping for cars in the 80s. I got a whole bunch of classics over the years but remember a few I passed by that I now dream about... A Healey 100/4 for £495 (Why didn't I get it?) and Isos for under a £1000...A whole bunch of Mercedes sports for similar prices. Really the choice was huge in those days and if anyone had storage space they could..and did..make a fortune with a bit of foresight.
My choice today - right now - if you have room, the Bentley Continental Coupe is now available for less than a second hand family Ford... Put two of these in a garage for twenty five years...
A good condition Lamborghini Miura for £7000 we bought a new Fiat X19 !
I love classic and concept cars, but that 1958 Plymouth Tornado is on of the UGLIEST vehicles I've ever seen.
the most upsetting event for me was destruction of Rare Lamborghini LM002 by US Army during Iraq war in Baghdad.
The commentator needs more than a few pronunciation lessons.
How bout those cars though
@ Chris Sometimes
Not only that, somebody should explain to him the difference between "Chassis" and "Body"
What actual car is Kermit talking about?????.
This is the worst TH-cam channel yet they don't even show you the cars that they're talking about half the time show different cars very bad about the descriptions not worth watching.
My great granddad put his car in a box and put it 6foot under the garden in Ireland he did it just before the government took all the houses and kicked everyone out and flooded the whole area the car is at least about 50 feet under water now don’t know what the car is but it looked like chitty bang bang .
It's time to dig it out
Paula Cannon. Was Dinky/Corgi model??? Cheers
Were they building a reservoir then?
Paula,
I've read of this happening in America during times of the Model T. I tried to research it online, but I can't seem to find it happening in Ireland. Have you got any links on it? Thanks.
Apparently during WW2, many Nazi officers died in theTatra. They were fast, for their time, but with the swing-axle rear suspension (think early VW beetles and Chev Corvairs) their road holding was terrible at speed.
I was interested by killing Nazi officers and I found opposite fact. That car was really stable thanks to swing-axle. Nazi officers was wrecking them, because of their poor driving skills.
@@DanDishonored Swing axles were an early attempt at independent rear suspension. Mostly used in cheaper rear engined cars, although the Triumph 2000 and Herald had them. They were HORRIBLE in corners if you backed off the power or pushed a little too hard on the brakes. Try to visualise the effect on rear suspension geometry as the rear rises under braking. The rear wheels tilt outwards at the top, and the amount of rubber in contact with the road surface is reduced considerably and if cornering in a 'sporting fashion' the back end breaks away suddenly due to insufficient traction, sending the car off the road sideways. A joke in the 50's was that VW Beetles had rounded roofs so that they could be easily rolled back over again onto their wheels. American author Ralph Nader wrote a best selling book "Unsafe at any speed." It was all about the numbers of people killed in Chev Corvairs, because of their rear swing axles. Ultimately the Corvair died in the market as a result. Given a sufficiently powerful engine, a swing axle car can, if caught in time while breaking away, be induced to power out of the corner because the rear doesn't rise in that situation. People (like Nazi officers) without appropriate driving skills are unlikely to do this. The Tatra was a powerful car (for it's day) and for that reason they liked to drive them...fast...beyond their skill levels. Although I am a highly qualified mechanic of 40 odd years experience, I have never driven a Tatra or even seen one 'in the flesh'. But how one could be 'really stable thanks to swing axles' beats me. Probably stable in a straight line. Ferdinand Porsche designed the Auto Union rear engined GP car in 1936 with a 525 hp supercharged flat 12 cylinders. It had rear swing axles (like his VW) and its handling was so shocking they had to get motorcycle racers like Tazio Nuvolari to drive them. Top car racers wouldn't touch it. Perhaps they were Nazis.
Hard to believe the 1 car that was totally rusted sold for 1.3 million
Don't believe everything you hear or see on this site.
Haven´t read the comments below, but PLEASE learn how to pronounce french and Italian brands correctly.
Oh you can just tell this guy is a car guy by the way he pronounces 'Pew-jo'....
That's how all Americans pronounce it
at 2:14 "It looks like some bad body filler work has been done on the chassis in the past"
HUH??????
That was a 70 Boss 302 not a 351. Thanks for the great cars shown.
Freeze the video at the side shot, clearly marked 351.
@@robertverbois9232 it's a miss labeled car. It's either a 302 or 429 but not a 351. 351s are square at both ends.
If you could afford to buy the Limo, you could probably afford to pay a machinist to fabricate any parts you needed for the engine.
just sayin...
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この車に秀樹感激Goodです=3
Three minutes in and I can't watch anymore.
I stopped when the gloved hand revealed the Iso Rivolta badge, knowingly identified as an Iso Grifo.
Badge says Rivolta, but the car is a Grifo.
Here in the north east USA we are gear heads .
Not many people care! Several years ago there was a recently restored Alfa Romeo 6c that didn't sell for $1,500.00. A mechanic had a lein on the car for an unpaid bill, and it sat in a corner of his shop for many years.
The Tatra Car was soo similar to the Volkswagen that Tatra sued them and won.
Yeah, all I ever find in barns is not worth dirt...
Awesome. Hope to see them resored
so what is the cleetus mcfarland outro song called? anyone? anyone?
Man I wish I could have that Gal Lardo. How about that 6.3 V8 in the Cushman Mercedes? It doesn’t work. So we’ll need to get another one. Cause that’s what you do. You just go to where the narrator’s shop’s and get one, as well as that Porsche interior. And a loaf of bread.
Awesome..Cars..I like that....
The cars belong to ppl who died in airplane accidents
aaand a random shot of Leo Decaprio in some movie for some reason
Good eye! We you looking for him?
There are many flaws in this presentation for those who know! The "e" type was owned by the gentleman who designed the "Beatles" logo. I have recently seen it restored and advertised for sale . Don't think it still had the tow bar but it did have the spot light in the bonnet mouth.
How do you steal money from your own business
Oh. and please at least try to pronounce some of the names correctly. English is not the only language on the planet, not even on the internet.
Why dont you show anything after they were restored like the Tornado
Wouldn't make it any better. That turd is horrendous!!
I think the grandfather was a car teeth that's why no one in the family knows about it but him
That cost a lot of money to restore.
That the pictures and the text don't match most of the time (always), might that be on purpose of just an oversight.
I almost hate videos like this; makes me go "AAAARGH, why can't I find any cars like this in a barn or hidden in the bushes?" Y'know.
Petrolheads don't rlly care much about "expensive"... just rare....
70 Boss 351 Mustang??? Boss 302 !
Yeah, it's labeled wrong. Should be 302 or at best 429.
Ok, your voice is starting to knaw on me....
I gnow - Awful innit.
Edit: 😁
Really REALLY could care less about rare, one of a kind, exotic, numbers matching , Expensive automobiles
I would rather have a nice car that i built up myself and can find replacemet parts when needed. I use my cars and have good fun times driving and racing them.
You are not alone in that regard Steve. Mine are old but are kept in a shed and maintained. They run well and are a joy to drive. The sound of a warm engine idling after a good run is so satisfying. Pity the poor rich people who are only interested in posing and being seen.
@@beb5816 I think there are enough people with the means and wherewithal to buy and restore these old unique and one of kind classics. If not for them , the history of these vehicles would be gone forever. Museums and motor car shows give us a way to see and appreciate them. ( Jay Leno Garage for one ).
Different strokes for different folks bud. No one is right or wrong
RANDOM movie clips make ZERO sense bro. Step it up .... looks lame AF
Brilliant video but as someone who worked for Jaguar on foundry tooling approval of Aluminium V12 block and heads also the straight six AJ block and head why do Americans insist on pronouncing jaguar JAGHAAR it's pronounced JAG - U - R by us who make them and the rest of the UK.
seria fantastico encontrar un Pegaso z 102. Ese espectacular automovil Espanol vale mas que todos juntos.
They are expensive because smart people ask for a price and stupid people pay that price.
there was a 1948 Oldsmobile
0:52 latvian plate number?
Why did you cut to a wolf of wall street scene where he’s packing😂
Money makes no sense.
All these European cars are worth so much because they were JUNK AND ROTTED away. Unlike AMERICAN CARS. Say it isn't so...
Its completely natural phenomenon. If it aint mine, it aint nobody's.
Jeez and I thought I had heard and seen enough. So the yellow Mustang is a 1969 or 1970 model, yet some poor desperate and misguided soul put the 351 Sticker on the wrong car. Boss 351 Mustangs were 1971 only. I am a sucker for slotted mags, but if you’re gonna jack up the back end make the backs tires proportionally bigger, like P255/75R15s give it that Hot Wheels look. That Charger was beautiful. But what’s with the editing? Random movie clips? Like RANDOM. Rio de Janeiro before a story about the other side of the planet? I love You Tube. I hate You Tube
e types rule!
Very rare vehicles jejeje.😀😉🤗👍🇲🇽
Wow
Wow
Why don't they restore the VW bugs
Because VW beetles are junk, always were always will be. Beetles were and are disposable. They built literally millions of them, with millions probably still alive and well. It's the same as saying Why don't people restore more Model Ts, Ford F150s, or Toyota Corolla? All million example selling cars so yeah.
How can you steal money from your own company 😂
Guy shows cool cars but needs to dial back on the caffeine!
Can someone please gift me any car from that Paris Car shed?
I would steel all the car from that Barn in Rio
my drand father owned the red car from the movie came a hot Friday
dell uh hay its a dell uh hay
11:47 mini cord + mini moke, best XD
302 boss 351 Windsor or Clevland
to hell with cars ... that red hair female is stylish .. at 13:55 .... wow ! ...love you babe ...
Several Alfa Romeos...
Jag-wahr :D
I want the mustang
Me too, but there wasn't a "Boss 351" in 1970. It looks like a Mach I or maybe a Boss 302, but most likely it's just a fastback that's been modified.
@@TrojanHorse1959 Boss 351 was for 71
@@seang1948, Thanks, I knew that. I had a 73 Mach I and I looked all over for a 71 Boss 351 instead, but I couldn't find one at the time. At a later date, I did find a Boss 351 engine and I put it in a 68 green with gold stripes Torino. It ran great!
Wat about Corvette in old ladys living room
Jag u ar... not jagwaar
Hello, friend.
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the German Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing petrol stations to only one state operated central gas station per city. From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California, New York and Arizona will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer...
Or if you Live in Russia
Benzine heads
POX ....
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these cars where turds new on the showroom floor...rare because they where a piece of sh@t
this channel is a rip off Mojo channel and the guy even speaks the same way!
Have a spine!
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Abominable pronunciation!!!!!!!!!!!!
that, is an ugly F ing car