The 60’s & 70’s cars took me right back to a place I worked in Mt Hawthorn WA. A small car sales yard. It was filled with the classics of today & I got to drive them all! Sandman panel-vans, GT HO shakers, Pontiac Firebirds, Minis, etc…they were some of the best days!
All of that fieldstone, all of that work, now returning to the field....... It would be amazing to repurpose some of that wood, door hardware, and stones into walls. Some of those cars should be in museums. Thanks for the explore- SDK
The cottage looks like it was abandoned hundreds of years ago. The cars do too. It seems erosion and decay is much stronger there than in most other places. I very much enjoyed this. Thank you and have a wonderful day.
Hey Potential Reality definitely been abandoned for a long time you can just tell by the stone work has all fallen down and all the moss growing over the cars I’m glad you enjoyed the video cheers for watching 😊
That was a very old home mate, well back in to 1800s . Wow all those cars! They all just sit there together hidden away from everything. Great footage again mate cheers! 👍😁
Cheers Paul been abandoned for years and years and most of these cars are the old Holdens they probably need to be in a museum just need to clean them up and get all the moss off them, another one of my favourites, thanks for watching mate😊
Most farmers are clued up that these vehicles are hot property nowadays. They just wait for the best offer, if it doesnt come, it doesn't matter to them either way.
Love the old holdens & falcons there how I dream 2 do this travel & find relics I love it thanx 4 posting & is this south Aus? Or WA? Outback QLD LOL I’m just fascinated 🇦🇺
My area of Texas & New Mexico gets winds between 60-115mph and old abandoned structures get the same wind decay. The old car graveyard was cool. Have to rewatch later; one of the cars looked like a Mini. Keep Orange Crushing It!
Hey Tommy yes there was a mini there and a couple of other species of car. A lot of them look like they need to be in a museum glad you enjoyed the video mate cheers.
Would lov to know the back story to these places. Looks like it was abandoned in the 60s- 70s maybe ?? Crazy where you find these old car dumps.history stood still a real throw back to a simpler time in australia where everthing got so isolated quickly once you left the confines of the urban fringes.
Another terrific video Werner of this big country would love to know what state or town it is love seeing the old building construction and the old vehicles again thanks. Rod E.
Hey Rod my home town Is Adelaide South Australia, this was filmed in the countryside hope this helps mate. Cheers for watching glad you enjoyed the video.
Just started watching your videos, subscribed as well. Really enjoyable videos. Just from curiosity i did a rego check on the bedford van that still had the rear plate on it in this video. It expired in November 1991 😲😲
With years of neglect and being out in the middle of nowhere with not much rain she’s pretty Barron mate. Cheers for watching the video glad you enjoyed it
Ah a Morris Minor my first car. Spent a fortune on mine and still it still couldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding. I always blamed it for not being able to get a girlfriend but I think that I was being a bit hard on it............. Lots of lichen on these vehicles so I would be interested to know what area this video was shot in.
Hey old bloke lichen I thought it was moss good to know this place was right next to a creek probably explains the lichen growing all over them, and my dad also had a Morris Minor back in the day a black one still remember it as a kid. Cheers for watching maté glad you enjoyed it 😊😊😊
The 60’s & 70’s cars took me right back to a place I worked in Mt Hawthorn WA. A small car sales yard. It was filled with the classics of today & I got to drive them all! Sandman panel-vans, GT HO shakers, Pontiac Firebirds, Minis, etc…they were some of the best days!
All of that fieldstone, all of that work, now returning to the field....... It would be amazing to repurpose some of that wood, door hardware, and stones into walls. Some of those cars should be in museums. Thanks for the explore- SDK
The cottage looks like it was abandoned hundreds of years ago. The cars do too. It seems erosion and decay is much stronger there than in most other places. I very much enjoyed this. Thank you and have a wonderful day.
Hey Potential Reality definitely been abandoned for a long time you can just tell by the stone work has all fallen down and all the moss growing over the cars I’m glad you enjoyed the video cheers for watching 😊
That was a very old home mate, well back in to 1800s . Wow all those cars! They all just sit there together hidden away from everything. Great footage again mate cheers! 👍😁
Cheers Paul been abandoned for years and years and most of these cars are the old Holdens they probably need to be in a museum just need to clean them up and get all the moss off them, another one of my favourites, thanks for watching mate😊
Excited to see this one Werner 💯😍
Thanks Drew it was a good place one of my favourites cheers for watching.
Thanks for sharing 😊 Have a nice weekend! Enjoyed watching!
Thank you! You too Scatchin Pete I’m glad enjoyed the video cheers
Most farmers are clued up that these vehicles are hot property nowadays.
They just wait for the best offer, if it doesnt come, it doesn't matter to them either way.
Love the old holdens & falcons there how I dream 2 do this travel & find relics I love it thanx 4 posting & is this south Aus? Or WA? Outback QLD LOL I’m just fascinated 🇦🇺
Cheers Jaxsun I’m glad you enjoyed the video
Wow you drove these all so there would of been a few memories for you cheers for watching Deb.
Really enjoyed, as ever Werner!! Brilliant video.. Kx
Glad you enjoyed it Shandy cheers for watching 😊😊😊
Enjoyed this video. Neat explore as well. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it Bluegrass cheers for watching 😊
@@wernersadventures8330 thank you. Cheers to you. 🤗
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Hey tommy classic Aussie cars for you mate.
I was first on the premiere!!
These are yours 🥇🥇 🤭Kx
@@wernersadventures8330 They were cool!
My area of Texas & New Mexico gets winds between 60-115mph and old abandoned structures get the same wind decay. The old car graveyard was cool. Have to rewatch later; one of the cars looked like a Mini. Keep Orange Crushing It!
Hey Tommy yes there was a mini there and a couple of other species of car. A lot of them look like they need to be in a museum glad you enjoyed the video mate cheers.
Wow great stuff really enjoy watching this 😊
Cheers Brun Im glad you enjoyed the video
Catching up now Werner.
Cool cars Werner 🤩
Thanks Andy glad you enjoyed it Bro cheers 😊😊😊
Great video as always Werner❤❤
Cheers M&A glad you enjoyed the video
Another great video Werner!
Cheers Nadia it was a cool one thanks for watching
Would lov to know the back story to these places. Looks like it was abandoned in the 60s- 70s maybe ?? Crazy where you find these old car dumps.history stood still a real throw back to a simpler time in australia where everthing got so isolated quickly once you left the confines of the urban fringes.
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If you like your cars John this one is for you the classic Aussie cars
Another terrific video Werner of this big country would love to know what state or town it is love seeing the old building construction and the old vehicles again thanks.
Rod E.
Hey Rod my home town Is Adelaide South Australia, this was filmed in the countryside hope this helps mate. Cheers for watching glad you enjoyed the video.
Just started watching your videos, subscribed as well.
Really enjoyable videos.
Just from curiosity i did a rego check on the bedford van that still had the rear plate on it in this video. It expired in November 1991 😲😲
Awesome, thank you wow still going in 1991 cheers.
Hmm, this video has a few HQ holdens which would help me to rebuild my HQ monaro from scratch. Are these cars available to take?
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Cheers for watching John
Can you do a video on Eurelia South Australia. They have a railway station there.
Wow this place looks pretty rough!!
With years of neglect and being out in the middle of nowhere with not much rain she’s pretty Barron mate. Cheers for watching the video glad you enjoyed it
@@wernersadventures8330 ya man you did a great job.
The Morris is an MO series Oxford. Probably 1958-59.
Awesome cheers for the update George
just think if those cars were shedded theyd be worth 100s of 1000s now, nice work mate
It would be good to see them all work again cheers for watching 😀😃😄
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Ah a Morris Minor my first car.
Spent a fortune on mine and still it still couldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding.
I always blamed it for not being able to get a girlfriend but I think that I was being a bit hard on it.............
Lots of lichen on these vehicles so I would be interested to know what area this video was shot in.
Hey old bloke lichen I thought it was moss good to know this place was right next to a creek probably explains the lichen growing all over them, and my dad also had a Morris Minor back in the day a black one still remember it as a kid. Cheers for watching maté glad you enjoyed it 😊😊😊
Thats an old morris oxford, i had a mate years ago that had one.
It’s a nice car I see so many of them
Am coming to South Australia in 2-3 weeks Werner send me your contact deets and we'll collab on some of this cool shit!
Hey mate ok sounds good let me know closer to the dates and can collaborate
What a mixture of cars. English. Aussie and American. There were some good ones, but the elements have not been kind. Doubt anything any good now.