ABANDONED Mobile Home GRAVEYARD - Where Did the People Go???

[@JPVideos81]

This location doesn't disappoint. What do you think is the reason for this puzzling location?

[@brendakrieger7000]

No Clue,but it's sad😿

[@timchad277]

The farming implement was a plow.I would say if a park is less than a mile away it's probably ones that were abandoned and moved to rent other lots.

[@priscillafarrell2000]

Any encounters with bears on your trips?

[@JPVideos81]

@@priscillafarrell2000 only once several years ago.

[@susanwaltman2607]

The mobile home park may have closed. Mobile home parks will not let you move a used mobile home into another park. People had nothing to do with them and abandoned them. The ones with stuff inside were likely moved out of and the owner had to keep them for a certain period of time and never got rid of them.

[@sammy9360]

Sad to see someone's memories just thrown away like that I've always wondered what happened to them. Thanks for the adventure ❤

[@robinmartz9052]

I am 69 and a widow. I broke my neck in an accident and even though I can still walk, I have troubles and I can't mow or do upkeep any more. Through the years, my family of 6 collected stuff and my grown children just left it all. Plus my stuff. After my husband died and my youngest left, I sold my place. One cannot keep up a place very well on SSD. When I left, I left a LOT of stuff. Almost everything. Some good stuff. I moved to a 1 bedroom apartment. There just is not room for all that stuff, including a practically brand new washer and dryer, a dining room set, etc. I left dishes, beds, etc. So I can understand leaving stuff. I had no way to dispose of anything. I'm not one to get attached to stuff.

[@scarletbegonia74]

As a kid I grew up adjacent to a trailer park and when people either peaced out in the middle of the night or didn't pay their bills or maybe the trailer caught on fire, they would move those trailers to the end of the park. There was no fencing or preventing us children from exploring them. It's probably the impetus for my interest in abandonments. The trailers oftentimes came with contents as well. I can smell this explore just by watching.

[@maryrunnels6597]

Some people think old stuff is not worth any thing but there was a lot of collectibles that they left behind worth a good bit of money.those boxes were there because they didn't get out soon enough.your right a part of their lives were left behind.your brave for even entering them I would have been too afraid of Mary in Alabama

[@maryrunnels6597]

Your brave for entering those grave yard mobile homes I would have been so afraid of encountering a snake.but I watched your video to find out what was left behind.i enjoyed coming along with you Thank you for bring is Mary H. In Alabama

[@maryrunnels6597]

I was saying thank you for bringing us along great video

[@geraldfischer6049]

Hoarder?

[@maryellenshock]

Don't forget tornadoes!

[@post.10]

Cool video! I can't believe some of those buildings are still standing after the winters. Lots of natural decay, not a lot of vandalism that's what I like to see. Keep up the great videos

[@JPVideos81]

It's always a pleasure to see minimal vandalism and just natural decay

[@ravenslight2549]

Heyyyy

[@Jared-91]

I live in a brand new mobile home. My brother in law owns the property and put 3 brand new mobile homes on it. When he bought the property it was just an open field in a wooded area. Looking at old aerial photos we found out it used to have mobile homes on it during the 70s to 90s, and a large stone house near the main road. It even had a sidewalk connecting all the homes together. Doing excavating he uncovered some concrete probably from the former sidewalk, and the skeleton of a dog buried a few feet below ground. Unfortunately my two neighbors have already trashed the inside according to my brother in law.

[@robinmartz9052]

That's just too bad. People have no respect.

[@NancySimback]

I can't understand why people don't take pride in where they live. God gives us a little dot on this earth and we should care for it!😊

[@GEAUXUNA]

Maybe some company owned the mobile homes and when people didn't pay and got evicted they just came and got them then dumped them in the woods. I would like to know what happened. Sad all those peoples memories just left to rot. Be cool to find out the backstory from one of the people who's stuff was left there. Great video!!

[@brendakrieger7000]

Yeah, possible

[@Elisa-oj2dv]

Maybe the owners passed away 😢

[@OpalAllen-j8r]

I was thinking along those same lines. I would say that the previous tenants had to move immediately.

[@robinbuckeye6841]

At 27:38-45, if those lamps have been abandoned for over 20 years, I would have been taking them with me. I don't think taking abandoned trash from the woods would be considered "stealing." Those lamps are cool, along with the old Tonka tractor. Incredible find, JP.

[@trishagail353]

I tend to think it could be a combination of both scenarios. Maybe someone bought the trailers dirt cheap at a sale or auction - including contents- to use for storage. So maybe some of the items were already there and the purchaser would by more stuff at sales or auctions and stored it in the trailers. My father owned an old building that was once a little store in the 1940s to sometime in the 60s. The building contained things from when the store was in operation and my father loved sales, auctions, etc and would by boxes of miscellaneous treasures and stored them in the old building. Great explore!!!

[@alexandria8255]

Hi Jay, Maybe the people who live in the home there use these for storage. The one with the bucket loader looked more like a storage shed. The Chateau Magic Chef gas range was from the 1960's. That last one with the orange cabinets decor in the kitchen was like something from the 1970's.

[@SR-zi6eo]

Wow, JP! What can one say? Incredible find! Sad to see the folks stuff gone to waste like that. That AMF bike manufacturing company had quite a history; very interesting and diversified! Yes, I agree with some of the comments about the trailer park owner pulling them out when rent wasn’t paid and parking them at that “cemetery.” Then he filled them to overflowing. He’s probably gone by now, so the stuff is left to rot. Loved the explore and thank you for taking us all along; much appreciated!!….🌝

[@JPVideos81]

Like always, my pleasure

[@musclecarmitch908]

Awesome find JP! Awesome adventure! My guess would be they were evicted or abandoned in the nearby trailer park and someone moved them there to make way for newer better trailers. Great mystery though. Just think the kids that left their toys behind are over 20 years old now! Sure is alot of antique interesting things left there! Awesome adventure, thanks for bringing us along!

[@dorothyseltzer8989]

What a beautiful location.

[@BacktheBlue60]

The inside of the first trailer is like a visual of how I feel inside myself. People say, you look just fine, why don't you do more??? Lol, I know it's morbid sounding, but when I saw this trailer, it's what came to mind. Anyhoo, I'm excited to see the rest of your video. I remember living in trailers that had the exhaust vent with a chain that you pulled like that one.

[@bobbijogalatowitsch4980]

It’s an awesome find JP, but also it’s very sad 😢That all those personal Items were left behind. It is also very strange that those trailers just left there, it’s like they were just taken away from 😢people. Thank you for another awesome video JP♥️

[@JPVideos81]

You're welcome

[@rosemariemann1719]

Ruthless site owners ? Evict tenants. Release space for newer homes, at higher rent...this from first hand knowledge... 🇺🇲💕🇬🇧🌱😢🌲😢🇬🇧

[@serenagilbert1483]

As an avid hoarder viewer, i would guess that the old manager or owner of the trailer park towed condemned,damaged or just uninhabited trailers to this place to use as storage units for their hoarder collection. It looks like stuff was initially trying to be organized (almost by category per trailer) and then they just started quickly dropping off boxes & things. The person probably passed away and either no one in their family knew about their collection or they just didn’t want to deal with hauling all this away. I’ve seen episodes of hoarders where people have used their whole house to pack full of their stuff (basically used huge houses as storage units) and then they move into a boyfriend or family members place & then start packing their place ☹️ So someone using 3 whole mobile homes on the side seems very likely.

[@JPVideos81]

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[@EddieS9595]

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[@JPVideos81]

Once we get hotter weather I'll be returning there.

[@J.Sparks762x39]

That place is a goldmine!! Antique toys! Appliances! Jeez! its a whole store!!!

[@JPVideos81]

Sooo much left behind!

[@cynthiacleaver9742]

Boy, you got there really fast!! 😂😂 These gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “trailer trash” Sorry, I couldn’t help myself. I have lived in two different trailers. They were nice enough til they got older. Thanks for sharing this, I really enjoyed it!!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Cynthia how are you doing today

[@alanstant9356]

From the looks of that place, it holds a a very sad story. It's amazingly sad that thier personal stuff was still in those trailers Jay.

[@rikspector]

Magic Chef 1970 to 1988, so 53 to 35 years ago, at least by the Chateau Microwave model. It's been a while, really puzzling , but I hope all the families were able to move on to better lives. Cheers, Rik Spector

[@fluffyduckbutt24]

He also could have told us the date on the high school diploma he found.

[@gillwyatt8103]

Absolutely fascinating and mysterious!! Glad you didn't meet any snakes!! Thanks JP, I always enjoy your explores with particular emphasis on abandoned places and nature walks. Gill 🇬🇧

[@karencaddle7288]

Great video, JP. Thank you. I agree they look like they were being used for storage, which would explain so many boxes. A mystery for sure. I wonder if the neighbor knows the story?

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Karen how are you doing today

[@cynthiacleaver9742]

It’s a major award!!! 🦿😂😂

[@JPVideos81]

😁

[@sheelfjohnson]

If he ever finds a leg lamp, my life will be complete.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

​@@sheelfjohnson😂

[@gaylebrodt676]

Ok I watched the video again, great find JP! I did mention earlier that maybe they were used for storage, and I am thinking that might be what happened. I saw so many cool items. Awesome exploration, if those walls could only talk! Thank you!

[@JPVideos81]

Lots of random and crazy items with some value mixed in. Thanks for watching it again.

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hey how are you doing today

[@julieb2398]

Jay!! How did you find a witch that looks just like me??? 😁 I wonder if they were bought and used as rentals. My brother had one behind his house when he bought it, that was a rental. I too owned a mobile home...a huge double wide that is bigger than my house. They are money pits. Always something that needs repaired. Usually never a quick easy fix...floors rot...my roof shingles rotted...my siding bowed and constantly needed replacing, etc... Maybe whoever brought them there rented them out for a time and when they started falling apart they used them for storage...just a thought. I am guessing 70s and 80s mobile homes?

[@JPVideos81]

Interesting thought. And regarding the witch, guess I got lucky haha

[@susanwaltman2607]

Saw an abandoned mobile home park along the PA Turnpike a couple of weeks ago.

[@acarriestottlemire6742]

😮great video, thanks for taking me on your trip.

[@j.haulum2444]

I have been in trailers that the carpet was the only thing to walk in. Flake board that was under carpet had come apart from moisture. Poverty gives many no choice. So sad. Crime gets high in these areas, so tragic.

[@tiffanyrose8810]

These mobile homes look like they were own by the same person i love the blow mold pumpkins i have the same ones great video jp.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

Mobile homes, when new are great to live in, but when they get to a certain age, be careful with ones you buy/ rent! Lived in one in the early '70's. The trailer park was a fun neighborhood. Lots of other kids to be friends with, and the property was well managed.

[@lisarobertson5164]

In our opinion, someone was using those trailers for storage. People used to buy old trailers and stick them on their property to store things in. They also did the same thing with old school buses. That's why there's so many holiday decorations and toys. My guess is that they had boxes of stuff piled against the walls, that's why the boxes are still there with stuff in them. Probably who ever had them on their property died and the trailers fell apart. And yes, I've lived in one too and we always referred to it as a trailer, that's not being disrespectful. That item above the stove wasn't a microwave, it was the oven. The bike with training wheels was from the 70's. The trailers were probably built in the 60's/70's. You're braver than me. I'd be afraid of copperheads in there. Great video.

[@KrystynaKaczynski]

Thanks for sharing

[@marytramp5678]

i think you are right on the money when you say it may have been a hoarder who bought these mobile homes to use as storage for whatever he bought. if you notice there was a chaotic organization to this melee of stuff. the first trailer had mostly Halloween items, the second had mostly machinery of some kind, the 3rd had mostly Chistmas, etc. yes there was a bunch of other stuff amongst it as well. but even that was fairly organized. like the room of leather coats and army boots. even the random boxes ween't random, at least to me. They looked more like estate auction misc boxes. that they will sell for just $1-$5. and the buyer planned to go through them at a later date and never did. it was too organized to be random, even though the items themselves were random. It is sad that a lot of those antques will get buried and lost forever though. i wish there was a way a person could get permission to go through them and retrieve them, not for personal gain, but so they weren't lost.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Mary how are you doing today

[@maryhubbard782]

I'm good. Ty. Have a good day.

[@micheleredtfeldt678]

I believe these mobile homes are probably from the 1960's and early 1970's. They look like the mobile homes of the parks I lived in as a kid in those years. Some of the contents are from those years, too. That year book/diploma sounds like it could have been from Mifflinburg.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

Same here.I made a comment on when I lived in one in the '70's!

[@michelleomer1047]

Absolutely enjoyed this explore TY and be safe 😎

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Michelle how are you doing today

[@joangravel2436]

Awesome video I believe you are right they got the trailers for storage

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Joan how are you doing today

[@kimthomas829]

It was really neat getting to see the trailors. That was a weird experience with all the items inside them. ❤

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for coming along with me

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Kim how are you doing today

[@terrybritt6295]

Those trailers look much older then 20 years. The wall paper in the first trailer reminds me of the wall paper in my grandfather’s trailer. And it could be if the homes were foreclosed on, that could be why they still have personal property in them. And if they were damaged or something to that effect that could be why they ended up tuck back there. And it is possible the mobile home park down the road, could have been the ones dumping those trailers there. Maybe they were caught doing it and were fined for it.

[@JPVideos81]

They're definitely older than 20yrs. That's just how long ago they were placed there.

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Terry how are you doing today

[@hy1762]

I live in Texas, and have never visited Pennsylvania. I love your videos, and you make Pennsylvania very interesting! For Sure!

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks!

[@UrbanKiwiana]

Good evening Jp the best explores are often ones like this that you just randomly come across,.your trailer homes are huge I'd happily live in one. Your pictures really bring these locations to life.

[@phillipdesjardins2476]

I must have really sucks that f****** lose everything

[@JudithGolding]

A (now deceased) family member used to assess mobile homes that had insurance claims such as storm damage, fire, etc. for the insurance company. Those that were declared a loss and the claim paid our, he would purchase from the insurance company. Some he would repair and add to his mobile home park as rentals. Others he would remove anything usable as repair parts and furnishings. I don't know what he did with the remains.

[@barbara-pigeonbray4579]

That was a fun explore !! I was so into watching that I forgot to "chat" ..LOL....I think your idea of them being used for storage makes the most sense. Thank you so much for sharing the fun !! 💙(now I can find the blue heart LOL...)

[@JPVideos81]

Haha that's ok. And yay! 💙💙

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Barbara how are you doing today

[@caroladunn9729]

The Magic Chef has an analog clock on it. I'm guessing it's from the 70s. As for the trailers themselves, I wonder if they were repos, and that's where they were dumped.

[@ellencunningham6889]

What do the people who live so close think about it or know. It would be interesting to talk to them.

[@BacktheBlue60]

I think these homes were in the nearby trailer park and the residents were evicted. Then their belongings, like the atv tires, etc were taken out of their storage shed and thrown into the trailers. Then they were hauled to the location you're at. I apologize for blowing up your comment section, but these trailers are like looking at my history. Thank you for doing this video 🩷🩷

[@JPVideos81]

No worries, thanks for watching

[@ItsToXxy]

You yeeted Ernie 🤣

[@JPVideos81]

That I did! 😁

[@michelleford7392]

Still the best to explore with!!👍🏻👍🏻

[@robinbuckeye6841]

You always make amazing videos, Jay!! You find some very interesting places with bizarre remains. It's quite sad how people just left their belongings in those mobile homes. If those trailers have been there for 20 years, it's shocking the homeless people haven't moved in or cleaned out all the remaining items. Awesome video! Thumbs up!! Have a very blessed week. Happy 4th of July to you!!

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks, same to you...

[@sherrieh2062]

Always interesting !

[@danielulz1640]

You hit the nail on the head when you said "horder trailer". I think that a horder/reseller was using these for storage.

[@JPVideos81]

Seems to make the most sense

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Danielul how are you doing today

[@mhenhawke5093]

That leg you seen was probably a lamp from the movie " A Christmas Story " you'll shoot your eye out! Lol. Classic.

[@indecent0079]

About 30 yrs ago I seen a very similar place hidden in the woods while exploring. Was in grantville I think, near rt.22. Was all kinds of trailers and stuff just in the woods, like an old park.. nearby there was an old motel along 22 on the other side with a big house. Wonder if it’s still there?

[@holliepajak3772]

What a find. Thank you so much for taking me along. One thought I had as the video was rolling is these all belonged to family members. Was confident with my thought, until I saw the last trailer with modern furniture. Unless, that one belonged to a younger member of the family. Where the family went or how they got there is a mystery. Overall thought is, it’s a lot of stuff for one given trailer house. I didn’t see a bunch of kitchen utensils, or kitchen items, so was anyone really living there or was it for storage? It’s fun to read the comments. Stay safe JP, enjoy.

[@phillipdesjardins2476]

That was so cool

[@kathykelly6045]

I lived in a trailer in the early 1980s, much like the style of these. It was built in 1974. It makes me sad looking at this video for some reason. I agree that someone was using the mobile homes for storage. It looks like a hoarder was using them.

[@paulahartley7129]

This is sad how people dumped things like this and not proper remove of them instead of dumpimg them like that in woods and leaving things behind is weird must not meant that much to them or couldn't take it all with them..............

[@BacktheBlue60]

The white trailer with powder blue trim reminds me of a brand called Marlette mobile homes. There were some like it in a trailer park I lived in , in the 70's. I'm really enjoying this , as it reminds me of my childhood.... well some of it.

[@allenjennings4429]

I'm looking into buying and Pershing a mobile home for a getaway home.

[@GEAUXUNA]

Real hoarders. Maybe a hoarder lived in each one then when they filled up they dumped them ad got another one. And the hoarder or hoarders passed away and the relatives didn't want to bother with them.

[@urbex_gamer]

Wow, once again a great forestfind 🤩

[@JackVegetables18]

Cool find awesome video 👍

[@garymessina1609]

Wow what a find craziness great video thanks JP

[@JPVideos81]

You bet

[@nitamay3534]

I'd say 80's early 90's when my husband and I got married in 1984 our trailer looked similar we lived in our trailer for 7 years,I remember when we first moved in I thought I was in my own little mansion I never had lived in a trailer as a child but it was just something about our young love being our first place he was 20 I was 17 and it was ours we've built 2 nice homes since those day but looking back those days were the best we sometimes go and visit our old friend she still looks the same they still have the original skirting that me and my husband put up 39 years ago,I felt like a queen in her castle I felt blessed to have a new trailer.

[@mgratk]

Sounds like you indeed were, and are, blessed.

[@1967BlackRose]

Poor Slim. Glad you got the help you needed. Always read the fine print folks.

[@junie1955]

It looked like a small dozer is inside the bucket connected to it saw the cats it rides on Another great explore JP thanks for taking me along stay safe.

[@lindabarraza2433]

I get the sense that the owner of the trailer park was a slum lord and when someone moved or he evicted and their belongings were left he stored things in the oldest trailers. Then he moved them to the trailer graveyard with all the things remaining in them which spilled and tipped over things making a mess and breaking things.

[@bridgetmarden3345]

O how I do love this exploration videos ❤

[@ksokie63]

Thanks for sharing . JP good to see you still finding interesting places to explore. The second trailer look to have some military type boots . Thanks againfor another great video. 👋

[@JPVideos81]

😊

[@flemutter7211]

I like your taste. I live for stuff like this, makes you imagine the story behind it.

[@redneckbryon]

If it’s still intact there’s usually a vin tag near one of the doors, that will tell you a lot of information about the trailer.

[@nitemar44]

Hey everyone 👋 hi JP

[@eastcoastmodz5195]

On the second trailer you could see the box is labeled "Mom good dishes, Doris" ... interesting

[@queenb9070]

Maybe old trailers purchased and used for hoarding

[@EricZolner-zz8bj]

Need to go back in and save the blow molds. No blow molds left behind.

[@thaismatsumoto]

I think they came from the nearby trailer park too. They may have been too old to legally move so they just moved them nearby. My mobile home is too old to move.

[@bettytanner548]

JP what I found amazing was the amount of antiques that you was actually looking at wow some of them are worth $$

[@frankferrer3371]

Great explore! Plastic leg - lamp from A Christmas Story! The home with all the large equipment and ATV tires may have been a garage? Also I would recommend getting some good ankle high hiking boots for places like this. If you go through any of those floors onto nails you will want the best protection on the bottom of your feet. Will also help with tics since you're going through all that overgrowth. Would love to visit this place... done some urban exploring and photography myself. This looks like its close to me in PA somewhere. Keep up the great work!

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for the tips

[@Chaotic-Demise77]

I used to grow up next to one myself. Most of the time they start rotting away, couldn't afford to fix it, owners' pass on and no one else wanted it, mortgage defaulted, catch fire, etc. Some are demolished on site, some taked to a special landfill (stripped any salvageable parts), etc.

[@anonymousJDoe]

Moving a trailer doesn't come without cost. My guess is the trailers came from the Mobil home community. They didn't want to deal with cost, so they just threw stuff in them and discarded them.

[@RaymondSmith-cb2rt]

Hello Lisa how are you doing today

[@LisaHerman1963]

This was an awesome video. Thanks so much!!! I agree with the hoarder theory. My friends mom was a hoarder. A very neat hoarder but a hoarder. And that is reminiscent of how she did things with actual storage sheds.

[@JPVideos81]

I appreciate you watching

[@teriperry7879]

...i love watching your explorations...abandoned places are fascinating...thanx for the invite...i would have been much to scared to explore an area that snakes inhabit!!...there is a beautiful wooded area with a creek on my property but i don't go near it during warmer weather cuz i am terrified of snakes...

[@JPVideos81]

I'm glad i didnt come across any snakes

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

From. The colors and construction materials, I would guess, late 60s. To mid-70s as well the personal pieces. May have been purchased at auction. AMF had their name on alot of sporting goods, even Harley- Davison, for a while . Google AMF. Thanks Jay Central California watching.

[@darlenegood4101]

Great adventure, sad tho...thanks for the ride along.

[@millguygarage4875]

Nothing will motivate you in life as a child like living in a trailer. I lived in one for about a year in Gary Indiana. There were cockroaches, drugs, crazy people. Snow would blow in the windows & it wouldn’t melt. After that i swore i would do whatever it took to never live in a trailer again !!

[@WV59]

The leg looked like a piece of the Fragile lamp.

[@debbyhodges1931]

I really enjoyed this!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@JPVideos81]

My pleasure

[@cherylgoossen4913]

It totally looks like storage. When a person has rental property much of the time people will move out and leave stuff behind. If the landlord has “vacant homes” or homes that are beyond repair they sometimes move the unused mobile homes to the back of the property and use them to store items left behind.

[@judygarnet425]

It looks like they were forced out of their homes and not allowed to gather their personal belongings ! Could it have been a trailer court forced to close and they threw everyone out? This has a very sinister vibe to it!!! I wonder who were the people that lived in these homes and why weren't they allowed to get more of their belongings out , before these trailers were scrapped like garbage ? Interesting!!! Erie

[@JPVideos81]

Based on older images these werent here before the 90s. So this is just a dumping ground for them.

[@ScottWoodman-hp3md]

Hey J. Good stuff, as usual. No clue as to what was going on in the minds of the individuals who placed it all there but I noticed that the tag on the meat slicer, listing the applicable patients,shows the address of the co. but no zip code. Zips became mandatory in 1967 and businesses started using them early on. A hint that the slicer predates 1967.

[@TayTay-od7ks]

So I have a theory, I live in a trailer park myself, and just recently my park has been storing used trailers in the back, next to the woods. I asked the park manager if they were homes to be placed in the park. He said "No, the lady was late in lot rent so she had to have the trailer moved." The trailers I've seen were full of furniture too, so these trailers in the video could have still been owned by different individuals that couldn't find/afford a place to put the trailers or the bank repossessed the trailer itself and tried to sell them at auctions, the way they are. Also some banks hide the trailers so no one can find them, that's probably why they are in a weird location. This looks like the same thing my park does, banks have SUCH a hard time selling forclosed trailers that they just let them sit there to rot because it's easier than trying to sell them. Filled with furniture or not it's sad to see these trailers decay. I hope that helped a little bit, I also heard that banks now can help with lot rent if you are in a pinch because they don't want to keep moving trailers around.

[@cathifamjourney469]

Who ever owns the property needs to collect all the blow molds and sell them before they rot like Santa. I've seen several hundred dollars worth in just 2 trailers.

[@Mari-go5hc]

I think these trailers were at a park at one time. They were probably to old and damaged to rent out. The stuff inside I believe was taken from other trailers when the renters were evicted. The trailer park owner has used these trailers to dump the possessions of the renters who had to leave and couldn't take all there stuff with them. You see this stuff left behind in apts and homes. People pack up what they can fit in a car or truck and leave in the middle of the night.

[@eastcoastmodz5195]

I lived in a trailer (mobile home) in the 70's. Much like this one 7:43 you would have a master bedroom in the rear, a bathroom in front of that, a kitchen/living room and usually one or two smaller bedrooms in the front of the trailer.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

I remember some trailers had a "sunken" living room or a bedroom up higher than the Other rooms.

[@arlichar11]

yeah, likely just disposed of in the woods to avoid costs, but awhile ago cause its pretty over grown... i wouldnt have thought even worth looking at, but actually saw valuable stuff in there

[@Richardofdanbury]

These aren't abandoned this is a Roma Camp after the villagers came with pitchforks and torches. ;-)

[@lifewithlacy7190]

It was a sad story on the news a few weeks ago where I live. There was a family who paid a moving company thousands of dollars to move their mobile home to a new location due to the owner selling the trailer park where it was previously at. While the company was moving it, there hitch broke and they left the trailer in the middle of a residential street. The city came out and was able to get it to the side of the road but the company had left it severely damaged from when they dropped it. People in the area started helping them get out what they could put in their car. Other people were stopping and stealing their belongings while they were taking things to their hotel they were having to stay in. The moving coming that they had paid would not do anything to help them, nor would they refund their money which I think was like $9000.00 and they would pay the remainder when it was completed. The city only gave them a few days to have it moved. The city ended up demolishing their mobile home and they are now homeless. It’s a very sad story. From the looks of this video there are probably said stories that go along with these trailers. Thanks you for sharing this♥️♥️♥️

[@JPVideos81]

That's extremely unfortunate. Thanks for sharing.

[@2times2is4]

That Tonka tractor is a keeper.

[@foxconn042]

i have never seen mobile homes that long those are like super extended versions wow

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

Didn't get my notification so I had to go back to start of video darn it