68air I'd say he is Richards mentor ... yea he is a pretty boy but at least he is knowledgeable and passionate about saving these cars Richard just wants to make as much as possible so he can brag about what he has built and has .
When i see vids like this, its kinda sad.... somebody's dreams died with them. People often think and plan like they have 3 more lives to live....time runs out for everyone. My grandpa used to say we don't own anything, we're just borrowing it....someday it will be someone elses to care for or ignore...and we'll have no say in the matter. Some cool old cars for sure....lots of life stories tied to each one.
That is soooo true !! Your Grandfather was a very wise man . We need to enjoy the little/ big things while we can and hopefully someone else will enjoy it as much as we did !!
@jskavaloski, YAHWEH EL ELOHIM ultimately owns everything, and your grandfather was right...we cannot take it with us when we die, thus it is wise to not value material things too much in our lives, or else we will value things more than the Creator and those lost souls that we were called to save in our lives.
Just remember, those who dream big and collect large are the reason the next generation has the chance to dream even just a little bit. Otherwise, all of these cars would have been crushed a long, long time ago just like all the rest that used to be around. So go ahead, collect them all - and make sure the next round has that chance to dream. Caretakers are few and far between!!
A real treasure, I'm really glad that these cars have a second chance and are back on the road ... I hope they can show us the final result of their restoration
Hey Dennis, That Impala is a 66 not a 67. It isn't an SS obviously but it has the SS caps and SS dash trim! Very Unique. You know a lot more about cars then I'll ever know, but I know my Imps. I live here and am still trying to figure out what a "chigger" is. Ha Ha! And we don't walk in the weeds in rubber boots, unless we are hunting. But hey, they look good on you! Keep up the good work!
Cool finds. I was most excited about the wreckers you passed on the way in. Don't cut the Diamond T frame, find a Holmes w35 wrecker and body to put on it .. way cool
Collins, your level of vehicle knowledge just blows me away. The stuff you know, the details, is just amazing. Much enjoy your vids, keep it coming. Never will get tired of watching. Thanks, man.
Could somebody explain to me the point of locking cars away in an old barn and letting them just rot away because I'm struggling to understand why anyone would do it.
Dennis Collins kicking ass and takin' names on TH-cam!! I'm happy for you, Dude. This barn find was definitely a "holy grail" moment!! Keep doing your thing. We are all watching.
As someone who is from the UK 🇬🇧 it amazes me how long and how many cars are just left in barns and just laying around rotting to bits 🤷🏼♂️, Great video 👍🏼
They just have the space. It's a much, much lower population density in the US, despite have 5 times the number of people compared to us in the UK. There's just so many farms and so many buildings. Plus the post war marketing machine just pushed product out relentlessly. People with a bit of land park the old car up and never get round to selling or scrapping them. Some buy a newer model and just keep the old one for spares. Out in the country, people's yards are littered with cars and trucks gently rusting.
at first i thought this was my xgf place but that farm is down the road. over the years local bi laws come along not more than 3 unregistered vehicles per property so either park inside or haul to salvage and salvage yards came under new environmental laws/insurance liability so they hauled them to scrap. back early 90's vintage muscle cars stacked 3 high at salvage yards. i know of many century farms like this 10 times more cars than this. one farmer i worked for there's banged up 69 chargers parked all over a cow pasture and beat up model t fords on top of rock piles. im restoring a 68 mustang now absolutely cannot find seats for it
Why? So he could have some fancy pants producer tell him what he can and can't do? Screw TV! You really should throw that thing in the trash where it belongs. Its Programming you. You aren't even you... you are nothing but a TV PROGRAM and its really sad you'll never turn it off and be able to think for yourself again...
Do you have any car I can just have? Please? I could use the help I am mechanically inclined 28 years old & I need it more than you think & would use it daily. It coukd be ugly & junk & not even run & I'll take it. Please help thanks but if not no worries still am a fan for life but I do truly need help or I wouldn't be asking you
More money than sence once again. What slave labor purchased this heap! That would be great content, tracking the money backwards to it's origin! Let's do it? 🤔🤫
People if you are going to collect cars and trucks. Please put a cover over them. Especially the converibles. That bird poop and rat poop. Why even collect cars at all. Didnt even sell them before he died. WTF! Shawn.
@@cliffniiranen1044 that hood is like 6 feet long. And Dennis idea to cut of the exces of the chassis and put a bed on it is a great idea. Some nice wheels under it and it will look great.
Time, money, energy. I'm thankful for these people, without them it would have all gone to a scrap yard and been crushed decades ago along with everything else that is now gone.
I noticed that too , and wow , what a guessing game of the models and years , I dont think he got any of them right on his first guess . The impala he called a '67 , was , a '66 , how does a american car guy not know a '66 chevy from a '67 chevy ? .
@@EvansBrosRacing My first car was a 1973 coupe deville with a 472 cu.in engine,( advertised as 501 not 500 ! ). Besides, the door tag states the manufacture date, not the year/model,... didn't show front or back end to be sure. P.S. Cabellas started making Minnesotan wood tick proof rubber boots in 1997 or 1998,.... oh wait,... the tag says 1999,...
No I'm not impressed at all.thats the kind of business he's in.he knows what to look for and is very thorough at what he does. He's different from Richard Rawlings.Dennis goes for more of these classic and rare cars ,and depending on what it is,will restore it or just clean it up and sell it.its fun to watch him work. Wish I had his money
Incredible! When I was a kid I always dreamt about the British sports cars.I almost had but tr3 for 750 bucks he sold it to somebody else my friend refused to sell it to me because he said it was a nightmare and it was going to ruin my life. The Austin-Healey to is just amazingand the diamond t truck was just the icing on the cake.I would actually like to start transporting stuff for a living and building something like that diamond tea just to tow trailers would be cool.
He probably paid 50 to 75 k for everything or less. I really want to ask him how he contains himself when he's there, from going " Holly Shit!! This is incredible, do you know what this stuff is worth!!!!!.. ........contain my self, contain myself..... don't show excitement.....down play it!!" I don't know how he can hold it all in.
@randsterama Too many people submitting comments did not take the time to understand the purpose of this video - only that they want to hate my comment!
If you throw thumbs down at DENNIS you just hate yourself..actually I learn more about cars and the production of them through him...Keep looking and finding and ima keep following you
@@jopoviz why is that futura a rare car???my grandpa had on and loved that car.then I bought a zephyr zx7,which is the same bidy,but had the 302 in it.there's nothing rare about it.there were several thousands made
Dennis, I love watching anything getting unearthed after so long. It's like that old dust covered metal box you find in an attic somewhere and you can't wait to find the treasure within. It would be nice if you either told the price paid for the finds, even if it's just a ballpark price, or how much you sold them for.
That’s exactly what I was thinking, would it of hurt to cover each car with a tarp. I was watching the barn find hunter and he was trying to get someone to sell a vw van that was rotting out in the open air but the owner was refusing to sell it, heart breaking.
You are not thinking in the past when this owner was 20 to 30 years younger. 20 to 30 years ago that barn is not in the state they are in. The owner is not in the state he or she is in. These cars were used, loved and cared for all these years as you can see they are not smashed, rusted or peeling paint. Cars like these do not survive in that condition (mainly just dust) if they were not cared for. Life changes very quickly especially if someone has a medical condition stroke or cancer. Today it was all normal and being used, tomorrow could be bed ridden and all these cars become disused. Not the intention of the owner to let them sit and rot just the way life is.
@CtlAltDelete Space no it isn't he bought and paid for Every last one of them! that makes them His cars, so he can do what ever the fuck he wanted to do with them...buy your own damn cars ans store them thee way,that you see fit! There Problem Solved....6/30/20..2.00 pm cst.USA..
@@KingKohlrabi Ja, komplett und fahrbereit vielleicht. Aber nicht in dem Zustand. Bei uns liegen richtig schlechte bei zehn. In den USA sind diese Autos gar nicht mal so selten. Und mit Transport, Zoll und Steuer bin ich da auch ganz schnell wenn ich ihn für sechs kaufe. Ich halte das für ganz realistisch.
Nice find guys... Those 7 years of chasing and talking, plus the 10 hours of getting them out and loaded has been well worth it. I'm sure they'll all be restorable. Well done!!!
Them city boys worried about bugs? Every time I've been barnstormin looking for junk, bugs have never really crossed my mind, bless their little city hearts.
Here's how you find stashes of cars like this: Find a car hoarder who just keeps stashing cars and never fixes any of them, then watch the obituaries. Simple.
Love the Imperial at 5:29 and the Volvo at 5:48. Oldsmobile at 7:00 was my family's car in 1954. the 4-door at 7:50! I never heard of Farmall! The Diamond T is a thing of beauty - look at that hood ornament! (22:00) I'm so glad people (@DennisCollins!) take the time - and have the expertise - to rescue and preserve this fantastic automotive history! Please go back for the Imperial!
10 minutes from my home there is a Boss 302 Mustang that has been sitting out in the elements rotting away for at least 25 yrs. Don't even bother knocking on the old man's door. He's not selling it.
He's buying up whatever he can as cheaply as possible to make a fat buck! Are you serious? Thank you? This guy is an arrogant pr1ck. Cannot believe how deluded some of these comments are..
Wish you guys would’ve took the time to show all 30 cars just for the hell of it
That would have taken away from his face time and he only has so many quips.
@@schmooza6812 HAHAHHAHAHAH He is a pretty boy with that perfect tan.
@@funone8716 too much time spent with his mentor RR
No shit.. phony city boys
68air I'd say he is Richards mentor ... yea he is a pretty boy but at least he is knowledgeable and passionate about saving these cars Richard just wants to make as much as possible so he can brag about what he has built and has .
When i see vids like this, its kinda sad.... somebody's dreams died with them. People often think and plan like they have 3 more lives to live....time runs out for everyone. My grandpa used to say we don't own anything, we're just borrowing it....someday it will be someone elses to care for or ignore...and we'll have no say in the matter. Some cool old cars for sure....lots of life stories tied to each one.
That is soooo true !! Your Grandfather was a very wise man . We need to enjoy the little/ big things while we can and hopefully someone else will enjoy it as much as we did !!
@jskavaloski, YAHWEH EL ELOHIM ultimately owns everything, and your grandfather was right...we cannot take it with us when we die, thus it is wise to not value material things too much in our lives, or else we will value things more than the Creator and those lost souls that we were called to save in our lives.
@@paxhumana2015 It is not wise to worship the invisible man.
For sure that one sports car classic today I recognised. Also that farm is close to St Cloud I think. Anyway the owner did drugs end of story.
Just remember, those who dream big and collect large are the reason the next generation has the chance to dream even just a little bit. Otherwise, all of these cars would have been crushed a long, long time ago just like all the rest that used to be around. So go ahead, collect them all - and make sure the next round has that chance to dream. Caretakers are few and far between!!
Damn how fine is Kelsey
Indeed
A real treasure, I'm really glad that these cars have a second chance and are back on the road ... I hope they can show us the final result of their restoration
Would love to see the full process in cleaning a few of these up! Great video!
If you check out “ammo nyc” channel he has some very detailed videos on some old vehicles like these. He is a fascinating guy to watch work!
@@davypig571 thanks buddy. I'm a detailer my self. Ya can never learn enough full the full process and rundown. I'll check him out now.
In Zambia old cars are cut and put on scrap instead of restoring, shame on us Zambia. Am currently working on 1970s Morris mini cooper.
I'm watching this on my cell phone and I have to keep turning the volume down because of the loud music and turn it back up here what you're saying
I love what you're doing but make me sad 😩 to see cars just sit there and rotting away
I grew up in Southern Minnesota repairing ag-equipment on farms and that place is one of hundreds.
Dennis, at this point, is where you should be investing in a quality EDC flashlight.
Even a dozen Amazon cheapo flashlights would be better than the phones, lol.
and how his crew should have adequate lighting....all that money...no thinkers...
He only has one thing on his mind how much he is going to make on all those flips
NINE HUNDRED MILES...AND A CELL PHONE APP LIGHT...
@@1966gtoguy it's so obvious...ultimate greed 😀
I know exactly where you were, seen you pull on the dead end road the day you shot this video.
A multi- millionaire in the trenches AND enjoying it ! Total respect !
Hey Dennis, That Impala is a 66 not a 67. It isn't an SS obviously but it has the SS caps and SS dash trim! Very Unique. You know a lot more about cars then I'll ever know, but I know my Imps. I live here and am still trying to figure out what a "chigger" is. Ha Ha! And we don't walk in the weeds in rubber boots, unless we are hunting. But hey, they look good on you! Keep up the good work!
Cool finds. I was most excited about the wreckers you passed on the way in. Don't cut the Diamond T frame, find a Holmes w35 wrecker and body to put on it .. way cool
When you go back for the Volvos, just take some tools with and pop the lock cylinders off of the columns.
Motorsota...these amazing finds were sitting around Becker MN unreal😂😂
Not so much Becker but pretty near by. I used to live there and never knew he had that stuff.
Collins, your level of vehicle knowledge just blows me away. The stuff you know, the details, is just amazing. Much enjoy your vids, keep it coming. Never will get tired of watching. Thanks, man.
Austin Healey......Everybody wants to rule the world 🎶 .......👏👏🙏
Curt Smith behind the wheel
Could somebody explain to me the point of locking cars away in an old barn and letting them just rot away because I'm struggling to understand why anyone would do it.
Dennis Collins kicking ass and takin' names on TH-cam!! I'm happy for you, Dude. This barn find was definitely a "holy grail" moment!! Keep doing your thing. We are all watching.
1937 Diamond T Deluxe would make a nice shop truck for CB Jeep
Vice Grip Garage would love this place.
Fuck yes he wood
Yeah. He would not have trailer them home. He would have got them running on the spot and drove them home. LOL
First thing I thought.
The whole posse would... but then again who wouldn’t
A guy could really lose himself in such a place like this
I know it’s not exactly your style and Being a Jeep guy myself, the Imperial actually had me a bit Excited!!!!
Everybody: "Hey Dennis, they make really bright LED flashlights that aren't really that expensive"
Dennis: " Nah, my Iphone has a damn good light"
Not the Minnesota you have been seeing on TV recently.
These cars have been appropriated by "antifa" on behalf of the freedom loving people of the Republic of Minnesota.
Of course not. Not very many people out there.
@flyhound97 hope you can take the state back
@@Laffy1345 We will!!!
@Eric Babcock exactly
Quit buying up all these cars. Let average folk have a chance at them. Don’t be greedy.
As someone who is from the UK 🇬🇧 it amazes me how long and how many cars are just left in barns and just laying around rotting to bits 🤷🏼♂️, Great video 👍🏼
Exactly what I thought, amazing!
They just have the space. It's a much, much lower population density in the US, despite have 5 times the number of people compared to us in the UK. There's just so many farms and so many buildings. Plus the post war marketing machine just pushed product out relentlessly. People with a bit of land park the old car up and never get round to selling or scrapping them. Some buy a newer model and just keep the old one for spares. Out in the country, people's yards are littered with cars and trucks gently rusting.
at first i thought this was my xgf place but that farm is down the road. over the years local bi laws come along not more than 3 unregistered vehicles per property so either park inside or haul to salvage and salvage yards came under new environmental laws/insurance liability so they hauled them to scrap. back early 90's vintage muscle cars stacked 3 high at salvage yards. i know of many century farms like this 10 times more cars than this. one farmer i worked for there's banged up 69 chargers parked all over a cow pasture and beat up model t fords on top of rock piles. im restoring a 68 mustang now absolutely cannot find seats for it
People with money and land collect them, and then they die.
You sir are a legend! And your team are awesome! Love watching your videos of these barn finds. Keep up the excellent work you guys are killing it!
Why you don’t have your own hour tv show is beyond me. Love the vids and what you guys do.
Why? So he could have some fancy pants producer tell him what he can and can't do? Screw TV! You really should throw that thing in the trash where it belongs. Its Programming you. You aren't even you... you are nothing but a TV PROGRAM and its really sad you'll never turn it off and be able to think for yourself again...
Do you have any car I can just have? Please? I could use the help I am mechanically inclined 28 years old & I need it more than you think & would use it daily. It coukd be ugly & junk & not even run & I'll take it. Please help thanks but if not no worries still am a fan for life but I do truly need help or I wouldn't be asking you
Dennis always seems truly excited about all the cars. Thanks for bringing us along.
I mean...he's making hundreds of thousands of dollars off of them....why wouldnt he be? duh
More money than sence once again. What slave labor purchased this heap! That would be great content, tracking the money backwards to it's origin! Let's do it? 🤔🤫
That Diamond T is screening my name but my bank account says otherwise :(
Mitchell Teter Richard Rawlings would probably sell his soul for that diamond t.
@@johndeere8594 and I wouldn't o.O
Either a updated resto-rod it. Or just clear it, and call it a day. Either way, another one saved from the grave
@Allan Hunter it's probably worth every penny of 5-10k as it sits who knows though.
Me too. Hopefully someone doesn't butcher it.
Always works in dark places but never has a flashlight 😂😂😂😂
Seeing and finding these cars to work on makes me wish I lived in America!! Especially Texas👍
please carry proper flashlights next time. I recommend a Mini Maglite LED. I have one on my belt at all times.
There seems to be a glitch in the matrix. Clearly you are living *my* life. 🏎🔧💛
People if you are going to collect cars and trucks. Please put a cover over them. Especially the converibles. That bird poop and rat poop. Why even collect cars at all. Didnt even sell them before he died. WTF! Shawn.
When I saw the Diamond , it was love at first sight.
Yep, that is sweet
@@cliffniiranen1044 that hood is like 6 feet long. And Dennis idea to cut of the exces of the chassis and put a bed on it is a great idea. Some nice wheels under it
and it will look great.
That Diamond T, talk about the Coolest Car Hauler ever.....BAM!!!
Dennis Collins I find it amazing that people abandon those beautiful classic cars!
The M. Benz, is the car that you should restore !!!!! 😎👍
Time, money, energy. I'm thankful for these people, without them it would have all gone to a scrap yard and been crushed decades ago along with everything else that is now gone.
Am surprised you didn't mention the VW Camper. Great video - nice find ...
Great upload! You deserve way more subscribers, love this channel, thank you for bringing us all along.
Vice grip garage way better
Don't u guys believe in head torches? Better than constantly pulling out your phones...
21:01 Niedzielski - some Polish guy :)
6:17 this guys pushing the door by the glass. not cool. schizoid camera work. nice cars that your just panning by. too painfull to watch.
I noticed that too , and wow , what a guessing game of the models and years , I dont think he got any of them right on his first guess . The impala he called a '67 , was , a '66 , how does a american car guy not know a '66 chevy from a '67 chevy ? .
ted evans because he lost his jizz over the Austin’s!
@@EvansBrosRacing My first car was a 1973 coupe deville with a 472 cu.in engine,( advertised as 501 not 500 ! ).
Besides, the door tag states the manufacture date, not the year/model,... didn't show front or back end to be sure.
P.S. Cabellas started making Minnesotan wood tick proof rubber boots in 1997 or 1998,.... oh wait,... the tag says 1999,...
Is anyone else Impressed that Dennis goes to all these locations and personally checks out these cars because i know i am
No I'm not impressed at all.thats the kind of business he's in.he knows what to look for and is very thorough at what he does. He's different from Richard Rawlings.Dennis goes for more of these classic and rare cars ,and depending on what it is,will restore it or just clean it up and sell it.its fun to watch him work. Wish I had his money
ticks don’t like rubber boots?? i grew up in minnesota and never heard that. sounds like a gringo.
Daaaaam Dennis...you are truely living every car guys dream....great episode!!! thank you !!!
ok
Nice. Got Your Daughter Blonde along for The car stash haul!
Last name on the door of the Diamond T is my wifes maiden name pretty cool
Incredible! When I was a kid I always dreamt about the British sports cars.I almost had but tr3 for 750 bucks he sold it to somebody else my friend refused to sell it to me because he said it was a nightmare and it was going to ruin my life. The Austin-Healey to is just amazingand the diamond t truck was just the icing on the cake.I would actually like to start transporting stuff for a living and building something like that diamond tea just to tow trailers would be cool.
its a shame those eldo land yachts arent going home with anyone
They had a "check mark", they were going to him.
Thinks those rubber boots will save him from ticks and chiggers lol
I'm sure he's figured out that the Impala is a 66 not 67
65 or 66.. 67 totally different dummy...
Thats what i was thinking, i had to rewind when he said 67 impala. Glad im not the only one who caught that slip up 😅
He probably paid 50 to 75 k for everything or less. I really want to ask him how he contains himself when he's there, from going " Holly Shit!! This is incredible, do you know what this stuff is worth!!!!!.. ........contain my self, contain myself..... don't show excitement.....down play it!!" I don't know how he can hold it all in.
the diamond T is in incredible condition with perfect patina!!
Nothing says you don’t care about a car like trying to shut the door by shutting it with the glass, twice.
You are living the dream sir!
@randsterama Too many people submitting comments did not take the time to understand the purpose of this video - only that they want to hate my comment!
@randsterama You're is a contraction for the two words “you are.” There is nothing wrong with his grammar.
Great find!! LOVE that Diamond T truck
Dennis I'm from Ireland I'm one of your greatest fans love what you do and passion for cars and jeeps this is great viewing keep it up
Ticks can jump higher then those boots 😂
yep they say not to drop tooth picks on the ground because ticks can pole vault too.
Can’t wait 😂🔥
If you throw thumbs down at DENNIS you just hate yourself..actually I learn more about cars and the production of them through him...Keep looking and finding and ima keep following you
That Diamond T is beautiful. Some amazing finds at this place!
My GOD..! I'm 100 percent a 4x4 guy. But that Volvo, and that Benz... Shit..! Those are GORGEOUS..!
Dennis could fall in sh*t and come out smelling of roses. Love to see the diamond t up and running again
Great episode!
They walked right by those Mustang like they wasn't there. I love my Mustangs. Thanks for the videos. From TN
I liked the gold 72 coupe
Ya Dennis of all people to just walk right by those stangs and didn't even give them a second look!!
I love mustangs
They made millions of them.
Blows my mind how A guy can know so much about all vehicles
So i just watched 12 of your vlogs in a row...i have a roku to watch youtube on my big tv..im glued to your channel...help i cant get up!
I like the red Fairmont Futura. Everything else is just way too common.
That Fairmont is quite rare too..
The only common car i noticed was that SS automatic 72' Nova.
@@jopoviz why is that futura a rare car???my grandpa had on and loved that car.then I bought a zephyr zx7,which is the same bidy,but had the 302 in it.there's nothing rare about it.there were several thousands made
Sad to see those cars jus degrading in the elements not even a tarp
Dennis, I love watching anything getting unearthed after so long. It's like that old dust covered metal box you find in an attic somewhere and you can't wait to find the treasure within. It would be nice if you either told the price paid for the finds, even if it's just a ballpark price, or how much you sold them for.
My 66 caprice/ Impala !
Sell it back too me !
Hard to imagine someone buying so many cars just to let them sit and rot.
That’s exactly what I was thinking, would it of hurt to cover each car with a tarp. I was watching the barn find hunter and he was trying to get someone to sell a vw van that was rotting out in the open air but the owner was refusing to sell it, heart breaking.
Patrick Staunton tarps cause more rust & much quicker, then once the damage is done they fall apart & off the cars and blow away!
You are not thinking in the past when this owner was 20 to 30 years younger.
20 to 30 years ago that barn is not in the state they are in.
The owner is not in the state he or she is in.
These cars were used, loved and cared for all these years as you can see they are not smashed, rusted or peeling paint. Cars like these do not survive in that condition (mainly just dust) if they were not cared for.
Life changes very quickly especially if someone has a medical condition stroke or cancer. Today it was all normal and being used, tomorrow could be bed ridden and all these cars become disused. Not the intention of the owner to let them sit and rot just the way life is.
not really.
@CtlAltDelete Space no it isn't he bought and paid for Every last one of them! that makes them His cars, so he can do what ever the fuck he wanted to do with them...buy your own damn cars ans store them thee way,that you see fit! There Problem Solved....6/30/20..2.00 pm cst.USA..
12:49 you said something about 67, that my friend is a 66 Impala. I wish I had my old one back today.
Like me you know your model years. 🙂
Never heard of anyone wearing rubber boots to prevent wood ticks; who the hell told you this would work? LMAO
Restoring the 190SL would be so good. To bring it back to its glory days
Hey Dennis, big fan of yours and Richard! Keep up these great classic car finds,love the old iron!! Canada throws thumbs up!
お宝の山に秀樹感激Goodです=3
一台売ってちょ～だい♪
Can't wait to see this barn find 30 plus cars this is gonna be epic !!!!
8:47 I'll buy the Austin Healey 3000. What about 6K? I really want this car! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 👍
26 oder 36 ist realistischer... 😉
@@KingKohlrabi Ja, komplett und fahrbereit vielleicht. Aber nicht in dem Zustand. Bei uns liegen richtig schlechte bei zehn. In den USA sind diese Autos gar nicht mal so selten. Und mit Transport, Zoll und Steuer bin ich da auch ganz schnell wenn ich ihn für sechs kaufe. Ich halte das für ganz realistisch.
Bet you would like a big Healey for 6k . I would too 🤣try adding at least 20k
Barn find legend with a legendary barn find! 👍
The audio is horrible. Either too soft or too loud.
Nice find guys... Those 7 years of chasing and talking, plus the 10 hours of getting them out and loaded has been well worth it. I'm sure they'll all be restorable. Well done!!!
Awesome! I also saw a VW Bus Camper. Bad Shape? And maybe I would have snagged the Nova SS if it was the real deal.
Them city boys worried about bugs? Every time I've been barnstormin looking for junk, bugs have never really crossed my mind, bless their little city hearts.
You've never had chiggers then. Bless your yankee heart. lol
@@vicesquadagency South Ga and lived in the woods my whole life, but good guess scooter boy
U aint gonna get no chiggers in mn in a car. Maybe in some deep mud in the deep woods.
Will be other city boys paying $$ for each of those resto-mods.
I've always had a soft spot for those Olds convertibles like the ones you guys just walked on by without even turning your head. To each his own!
My eyes almost popped out of my head when I saw that 190SL covered in dust in the 1st barn. Incredible! Nice work Dennis and team!
The Impala convertible is a 1966. Becker, MN used to be a small truck stop with a few pumps and an eatery ( No buses allowed ). Things have changed.
Amazing “Barn & Farm Finds” DC 👏 Shoutout to Kelsey & your Crew !! Always looking good ❤️ and tuff 👍 Thank You for sharing DC ! My Best always 🚒🚒🚒
Please sell me the red Mercedes
Easy enough to find on Google Maps
Thanks for video fantastico
Here's how you find stashes of cars like this:
Find a car hoarder who just keeps stashing cars and never fixes any of them, then watch the
obituaries. Simple.
Love the Imperial at 5:29 and the Volvo at 5:48. Oldsmobile at 7:00 was my family's car in 1954. the 4-door at 7:50! I never heard of Farmall! The Diamond T is a thing of beauty - look at that hood ornament! (22:00) I'm so glad people (@DennisCollins!) take the time - and have the expertise - to rescue and preserve this fantastic automotive history! Please go back for the Imperial!
Dennis. That Diamond "T" has to be Continental of the truck world. I've never seen one before but l think the new owner quite likes it ....YOU! 😁
Pisses me off that people are sitting on these treasure cars until they're rotting.
10 minutes from my home there is a Boss 302 Mustang that has been sitting out in the elements rotting away for at least 25 yrs. Don't even bother knocking on the old man's door. He's not selling it.
@@curlywurly70 crazy
It's hoarding, isn't it?
Thank you sir for rescuing this gems. I know someone out there will enjoy them for another 100 years.
He's buying up whatever he can as cheaply as possible to make a fat buck! Are you serious? Thank you? This guy is an arrogant pr1ck. Cannot believe how deluded some of these comments are..
But damnn the Blond ! who' is she ??