I think it would be a good idea to take the whole thing out in one piece and strip it down later at your own shop that way you be able work safely and have a batar chance at saving more prets and you won't to worried about losing things like tools......

Soldering great idea.thanks for the tips

That was a fuel pump with a glass filter and U found some great poison oak and poison Ivy , Was that hand itching ? 😂

Looks like it will work. 👍 The JB weld might interfere with the feel of objects traveling up the rod to the handle. Personally if I did not have access to a welder I would have silver solder mine with a cheap torch. Make sure the tip is made of harden steel because if you probe in rocky areas or gravel it will wear the tip down fast.

A l’an abandoned and burned out car deep in the woods . What crime was that car involved in??

Jennings motorsports could get that thing going

Yep, possum. Ugly things. I think the car was a Toyota Corona, early 70's, also an ugly thing-lol. The gas cap hole is exactly like a 76 celica, but the body was NOT a celica or a corolla, but the gas hole screams Toyota.

Think that was a posum. Was best part of video imo.😂

Stove bolt 6😊

Looks like an old Datsun. Great video.

48 to 53 Chevy There not the fenders they are the hood, halves

# as velas ' não 🚫 parecem ser da mesma época; será que já foram aí alguma vez tentar ligar ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️👍🇧🇷

Definitely Japanese. It was on fire the wires and how its so gutted along with the melted carburetor is what says that

Hmmmmm

its a 1949-1953 Chevy 216-235 engine

The frame alone is worth big bucks. You walked 🚶‍♂️ into a honey 🍯 pot of good antique parts. It would be worth your while to get that out of the forrest and put money 💰 into your pockets. 😮

That lone fender is worth $700 to a guy who's looking for it to complete his truck restoration. The engine is worth a thousand dollars. You found a honey 🍯 pot of hard-to-find parts worth your while to get it out of the Forrest and put money in your pockets. 😮

Thanks for the info guys. Figured someone would know what it is. I definitely got poisin ivy from filming that for the hundreth time.my legs are itchy

The spark plugs don't go through the side cover like a 216 but the valve cover is held down by the two center studs like a 216. My guess is a 235 Babbitt beater in a 53 Chevy.

Late 40s or early 50s chevrolet

Hello from Alberta. Just looking at what's left of that truck, there's still some good parts there. I've got a 1952 Chev 1 ton with the same driveline. The engine in that one looks like a 235 and the transmission is likely to be a Muncie SM420 which is said to be stout and desirable. If you're able to, go back and take what you can. Best of luck!

The poison ivy makes me Itch just sitting here😊Be safe

I don't think it's a datsun.it has double headlights and fuel filler is different

It's a Datsun 1200 pretty cool little cars, shame

U got me thinking maybe it is a toyota corona.didnt even kno that car till u mentioned it.double headlights and the rear side market light.hood has a hole where the vent would b hmm

My feeling is that it's a 74ish Toyota Corona. I had a 75 and the trim to the left of the taillight hole looks just like mine. The engine doesn't look like a 20R,but maybe the earlier Coronas had a different engine type.

Celicas werent all hard tops.if u google 1974 celica there are some examples.its definitely a toyota at least

Where are you located? In person I would be able to figure it out.

Definitely not a Celica, they were hardtops and this is a 2 door sedan. I think mid to late 70s Corolla but hard to tell for sure with it being burnt and overgrown.

Pretty sure its a 1974 celica the engine valve cover and carb location points to that.

Ford Cortina?

Lol ya its a sketchy place.

NIce !!!!!!!! But I would not go out there at night by myself for a $1000.00

a very amusing sequence. A vintage car whose current occupant is truly unexpected!! It's a Japanese car from the 1970s, perhaps a TOYOTA COROLLA 2-door coupe.

Toyota Celica, 1970-1974

Im tempted to take a better look for the numbers on the engine block.maybe even take valve cover off to see for serial numbers

Not sure off the make and model . Looks 80s. But it had clearly been destroyed by fire a long time ago which would explain the complete absence of any paint or any interior upholstery, any plastic fittings ,windows or any tiers on the rims. Even the spare in the boot is missing its rubber.

I don't think that tree even existed when it was parked.looks like the carb was melted so maybe a fire.who knows

Did it crash into that tree?

Who knows. I've explored a lot of places and have never seen anything like it.

Red car is a what's left of a Canadian 1964 Dodge Polara.

Doubles as a lambs hook for a plant

Finding all those skulls is beyond creepy! Poachers? That is scary 😱