A Tragic Accident At The Abandoned Cliffside Cabin

[@sherrilee230]

Late 1940 to 1950 Buick

[@MountainWestProductions]

Nice, thank you!

[@charlesglandon7840]

@@MountainWestProductions Yes probably '40 or '50's Buick. All those cars were tough as a tank If that driver went down that hill they probably didn't survive no seat belts or other safety items.

[@MountainWestProductions]

Interesting area as well, abandoned cabin up the road lots of mining evidence old car from the same time period. Makes you wonder and makes sense. Looks like someone cleared the cabin relative etc... Maybe not but isn't there because someone decided to push it in a creek. Thanks for dropping by Charles, hope today is going well always nice chatting with you friend. Thank you.

[@davidelplaneta272]

I agree, the 1949-1953 Buick Roadster Riviera had a straight eight cylinder engine or the Fireball V8 if you wanted it. Looks like it had the original inline straight eight engine.

[@davidelplaneta272]

@@charlesglandon7840Or maybe he was so drunk that he bounced around like Gumby and didn’t even get a scratch.

[@Outbackjackie]

One of the best views to date! Love this area!

[@janblake9468]

The "portholes" in the front fender indicates an early 1950's Buick and the engine is known as a Straight 8, a powerful and smooth 8 cylinder. I used to have a 1940 Pontiac with an 8.

[@MountainWestProductions]

Sounds like something that could still be produced today and outpace our “modern motors”..🤔 Thank you👍👍👋

[@janblake9468]

Straight 8's were discontinued because of the amount of space they took up. Made engine compartments too big. They were mostly replaced by V8's and V6's.@@MountainWestProductions

[@carlashepherd9362]

I love these old place’s! What a fantastic view! Awesome video as always! 👍👍❤️🤘

[@MountainWestProductions]

🤠 Thank you!👋👋

[@buckwheatsofia]

I just found your channel . I love seeing places like this. Beautiful and peaceful. Thanks

[@MountainWestProductions]

Appreciate the kind words, happy to have you along for the adventure! Thank you👍👍

[@henryanderson7606]

Wow, 1953 Buick Special, they had a straigh/ inline 8 cylinder engine...my father had one when I was a kid.

[@edwardtraylor3984]

The car is a 1953 to 55 Buick. When you see an older car with potholes in the front fenders, that's how you can tell it's a Buick. Thanks for the tour.

[@MountainWestProductions]

Great information, thank you!

[@HM2SGT]

53 was the last year of the straight 8

[@OGRocker1]

Another awesome explore OBJ's, you are getting better Jack, love the ariels.... Take care and stay safe Y'all

[@MountainWestProductions]

Thank you OG, nice to hear from ya and happy to have you along. Will do thank you buddy👍👍👋

[@sherrysmith3752]

Thank you for the video

[@MountainWestProductions]

You’re welcome, happy to share. Hope today’s going well for ya. Thank you👋👋

[@RockyMtnGobblers]

I found a bunch of buildings in the Colorado mtns. One of the buildings still had a bed in it, and some very old canned food in old jars.

[@MountainWestProductions]

Those are the best finds, found a lot of interesting things in old homesteads as well. Thank you👋

[@sherrilee230]

Thank you very much for sharing

[@MountainWestProductions]

Very welcome, happy to share hope today’s treating you well! 👋👋

[@chrissaucier9386]

Buick Road Master

[@MountainWestProductions]

We have found a couple of those now haven’t we, now that you mention isn’t a Road Master outside of the house that looks like a serial killer lived there? “something bad happened here” episode from awhile back. Thank you👍👍👋

[@chrissaucier9386]

@MountainWestProductions I don't think that's a road master in that episode. But still a neat car. Has big ol rocket fins on it. Big thing in the 50s 😁 either way, when those cars were intact, they were gorgeous 😉

[@MountainWestProductions]

I haven’t seen a driver Road Master yet, maybe at a car show briefly but can’t recall. Look like they were built like a tank however. Great stuff, thank you👍👍👋

[@HM2SGT]

That straight eight makes that road master 1953 or earlier; 54 was the first year of the V8

[@davidelplaneta272]

What if there was a case of coins in that cellar? Don’t let a biting critter keep you from looking, wear something thick and carry a big stick.

[@david6920-r6z]

Love the scenery 🇳🇿 🇺🇸

[@MountainWestProductions]

Thank you, happy to share👍👍👋

[@glendabendel421]

Very cool😊

[@MountainWestProductions]

Ya fun explore here, really peaceful area..😊

[@finleypatmalcolm]

The engine has been pulled and the cylinder head removed. I suspect it was flipped over to remove the driveline including the rear axle out of it...

[@olcarman1943]

1953 Buick Super or Special. 3 Portholes indicate Super or Special and dual taillight lenses indicate a '53.

[@HM2SGT]

The straight 8 makes it no later than 53, in 54 they went to the V8

[@JL-mc2dx]

You can tell there was a major landslide by the cabin

[@MountainWestProductions]

Definitely was, looks a bit old as well. You can tell the ground finally rested a little while ago. Interesting find here! Thank you👋👋

[@DavidGreenwood-rj9fd]

1953 Buick Roadmaster

[@jcalpha2717]

Straight-8 in that bad boy. A little work to raise the compression ratio and you’re ready for the dirt track.

[@MountainWestProductions]

Vroooom, good thinking like this!

[@SunCityOffroadRecovery]

Man you could fly in a tiny home that's built to handle the weather with a helicopter and be set. I am gonna live in a location like that one day soon. Have a Lil farm with aminals and everything. Be perfect with a gold mining claim on my land with rivers or streams flowing year round. Jeez it's so beautiful up there

[@MountainWestProductions]

That’s the dream isn’t it brother, some land off grid and minding our business up in the hills. Definitely have to have a few Costco runs however..I have ish you good fortune on this endeavor I’m rooting for you, hope every soul can find a place like this to rest ones bones.. Thank you, hope todays treating you well👋👋👍

[@SunCityOffroadRecovery]

@@MountainWestProductions thank you and same to ya'll

[@OdySlim]

Good ol'e Popcorn Sutton.

[@MountainWestProductions]

He was likely sitting on that beautiful porch, weighing his gold.. Thanks for dropping in, nice to hear from ya👋👋👍

[@jwfinley7808]

Buick

[@julianneavery6995]

The Cabinet on the cabin may have been a pie cabinet.

[@MountainWestProductions]

Interesting..Strange cabinet very well may have been. Thank you👋

[@HM2SGT]

You know it's a Buick b/c of the front fender portholes

[@MountainWestProductions]

A lot of folks aren’t sure, most however do note the portholes as evidence that this model is in fact a Buick! Appreciate ya, nice to hear from you HM. Hope today treats you well! Thank you👋👋👍

[@donchandler755]

1952 Buick

[@fredericktinsley3255]

3hole Buick

[@Bill_Russell_aka_Coolbreeze]

Definitely wouldn't be a good cabin for anyone who was a sleep walker lol Be a helluva rude awakening 😂🤣😂

[@MountainWestProductions]

haha, not kidding there. Love the perch it sits on, stories that old timer had up there would be great to hear! Thank you👋👋👍

[@thomcarroll5845]

Bigfoots cribbing

[@MountainWestProductions]

Haha no kidding it did look like some sort of space was made didn’t it? Thanks👋👋👍