Pennsylvania's Best MOPAR Barn Finds! HEMI Road Runner, Superbird, R/T Coronet, AAR 'Cuda

From rare finds to high-performance beasts, we'll show you the most iconic and powerful MOPARs that'll leave you breathless. So, buckle up and join us on this adrenaline-fueled adventure to explore the hidden gems of Pennsylvania's MOPAR muscle scene!
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[@backyardbarnfinds]

What’s your favorite Mopar?

[@deanow3631]

RR 69 or 70- doesn't matter. They are the epitome of muscle cars

[@ChristopherHelgerson]

'68 Charger RT

[@iamjames8403]

The car that Joe Deertey drove. You know the one with the wing.

[@iamjames8403]

I believe it was the Daytona

[@jamesh.sweetheimer1458]

I drove a 1970 Petty Blue Super Bird 440 cid Torque Flight 3 speed when I was 17...burned through two tanks of Sunoco 260 gas in one weekend! Freaking Amazing!!!!

[@dukecraig2402]

You must not have been driving much, 2 tanks would go easy in one evening of hot rodding around. Spent alot of time parked and in the back seat huh?

[@douglasmesina6922]

Incredible Chevelle, amazing Cuda, fantastic Mustang. Mopars galore.

[@MoparArtbyautomolove]

It always amazes me to see a young guy, absolutely loaded with money.....enough to buy the types of cars - in bulk - that most people would strive to have one of in their lifetime.

[@kaseyhodges7977]

Yep!!!

[@claycampbell7901]

Thanks for the video, Tyler & Parker ! Amazing Mopes !!

[@NerveLindsay4187]

Thanks to you both for the TOUR / VERY ENJOYABLE 👍

[@ChefLaRue]

That last 70 RR shown was my first car except that mine was a metallic bronze. White bench seat with the long pistol grip and also the best steering wheel possible to reproduce the meep meep sound from the iconic horn. Sweet!

[@robertwest3093]

The original paint on that Chevelle is gorgeous. I’m glad whoever previously owned it stored it correctly. The L-34 was the 350 hp option. It’s a shame that the original engine is gone but it makes a great daily driver. He has a model from each one of the big three manufacturers. This guy must have a nice income to be buying these cars in today’s market!

[@toddclarke1580]

Thanks for showing the window plug , I was trying to see under the blanket .

[@Demonjr.1320]

Pennsylvania had the baddest cars around. All the mills opened in the 60 and 70s men went out and bought the top models. Most high dollar muscle cars come from pa, Ohio and West Virginia

[@frankcastle5294]

PA is the worldwide mecca for the old car hobby. Thank Mccungie...Hershey....Carlisle.

[@michaelcole4868]

You had me at Chevelle SS

[@JALPontiact44]

Great video Parker

[@Mark-vd8oi]

HEAVENS SHINE ON YOU GREAT GUY N AWESOME CARS MY FAVORITES. . IM GLAD SOMEONE FIXING THEM. BEST STUFF ON EARTH

[@dukecraig2402]

Greencastle? You ever go down to Hagerstown to watch the flat track Harley's? I'm from Uniontown and we used to make every race there, years ago when they had 2 every season at that track was the greatest, then they reduced it to 1 a year and now they don't come through there anymore, what a shame, that used to be such a good time, eating bay crabs and chugging beers at the Gateway Restaurant at the entrance to the track, man I miss it.

[@michaelruys5021]

Great stuff

[@paulrichards7979]

Enjoyed the video. Perhaps a follow-up,see how those projects are coming along. Specially the car from the young man lost. One thing to mention, the shifter is NOT an arm rest ! Have a good day

[@frankcastle5294]

There is one absolute surefire way to document and confirm that a 70 B-body is a real honest to God Superbird. And these guys don't even know what it is. Jeesh.

[@ChristopherHelgerson]

great video, was searching for an update on the '69 Camaro, the last one it was at Richies , you guys were going to mini tub it...

[@discodan417]

I wish I had that space as much as I wish I had those cars

[@DMR67442]

A couple of reasons for painting the car white underneath. One it's very easy to spot leaks, and where they come from and what they are because of the white paint and second one underneath the car and helps to see things better because of the white with light reflection, those are two reasons for people painting them. Especially race cars.

[@dougdigiacomo3613]

Bingo… absolutely correct

[@nickpau3756]

I'm buying an A12 69 Roadrunner. As well as a 1970 hemi 'Cuda & a 1969 Boss 9 Mustang. And a 383 69 Runner.

[@JA-sm9zf]

Wonderful cars!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Very cool!! 👍👍

[@bengone3349]

I hope this guy is actually able to do what he said about all these cars. We all have seen the same said by others over the years and they wind up collecting dust then the auction.

[@ericd3434]

They painted cars white underneath, and usually, the engine bay also so it was easy to spot leaks...

[@egman5225]

I have a 09 challenger RT with a six speed. I recently sent the VIN to Dodge administration. Fiat Chrysler sent me a email a few days later. It says my car is 1 out of 110, with these unique features. It's basically very low to no options car in TorRed. It has 37 thousand miles, I wonder if it will be worth anything, or if it's worth more than a regular 09 challenger RT now.

[@JoeFilardi]

hi good ep i hope this man you talk to will restore them

[@roadsideguy5902]

I will buy the T/A fenders.

[@garryhatchett775]

Small bolt wheels have a noticeable smaller axle register.

[@olikat8]

I have a buddy who has built 3 "Winged car" noses...Superbird & Daytona, and his are much less crude than how they came "Back in the day." Contours, lines, gaps- far better than Creative Industries put on. He did the trunk spoiler on my A-body, all in metal, took it from quarter extension-to-quarter extension and it looks factory to most people. That Chevelle is really sharp, too-

[@michaelholder3933]

Does he have a website. I'm looking at doing a restomod 60s Mustang if I can ever get my engine finished.

[@frankcastle5294]

I call BS on your wing car nose buddy.

[@olikat8]

​​​​@@frankcastle5294Okie Dokie, next time you are at Carlisle, swing on by US Car Tool look at what their fab guy is doing. Those nose cones are child's play for him. Run about $6k, judging by your reaction, you can't afford one. The originals, if you ever see the back side of them, are really crude & slapped together. Nothing lines up well, all kaddi-wampus & sloppy

[@frankcastle5294]

@@olikat8 Couldn't afford one? LOL. I own TWO SuperBirds and the nose cones from the factory fit flawlessly. If I could send pics on here I'd show you what I'm talking about. You're just another keyboard bandwagon rider new to the hobby with no frame of reference to what these cars were when new.

[@olikat8]

@@frankcastle5294 Whateva... 1) Internet 2) Anybody I've ever known with wealth, power, class doesn't start stupid S 3) Been around Mopars for years, you wouldn't "School" me 4) "Keyboard" warrior? Who started this?

[@daltonyoung1749]

The 71 charger must be a late built car , it has a 72 pb hood , 72 hoods have a small gap in the lovers next to windshield . this is the first one ive seen that wasn't an air grabber . The body style is called fuselage

[@archieguitarz4700]

Could be late production but the louvered hood was standard on the 71 R/T. One year only, by 72 it was replaced with the regular power bulge hood.

[@daltonyoung1749]

@@archieguitarz4700 True , all 71 pb hoods had a hole in them ( for super bee's , RT's & air grabber's ) and 71 was also the last year to have a hole in them , but I've seen a handful of late built 71 cars with a 72 stye hood with an air grabber , but that charger is the first non air grabber 72 hood I've seen so far

[@midwestspeed7889]

Why are all the good unrestored muscle cars found in PA lol

[@Duke_of_Prunes]

I just spent a week wandering around rural Pennsylvania. There were good paying jobs back in the day, which allowed people to buy expensive new muscle cars. Secondly, much of Western Pennsylvania is rural once you leave Pittsburgh. Not a lot of guys with deep pockets digging around for barn finds like in Nashville, for example.

[@michaeladamo1188]

Old school racers painted everything white to spot leaks

[@dougdigiacomo3613]

Very curious what he’s gonna list that red Mustang for? Any info or if anyone has his Contact info I would reach out to him to ask about that Mustang.

[@backyardbarnfinds]

814-285-0865

[@markg7030]

He has engines, transmissions and bodies the hard part is putting everything together. Nice tour.

[@Lipmonster]

Did you race your chevelle during the PID reunion a couple of weeks ago? I think I may have raced you. Your car broke down for some reason if that was you. Also I know Bob George. Nice guy.

[@michaeladamo1188]

I talked to the blue super bird at Carlisle in 2019 you’re super bird was also there i think you had the GTX front end

[@ricksmith4736]

Big Block K members always look good due to the fact that oil changes spread oil all over them and they were preserved....

[@carebear2272]

Hemi cars have a skid plate welded on the k frame if that’s not mentioned

[@carebear2272]

Gotta check close on hemi cars because dash frames, fender tags and I have seen radiator support and rear trunk lip with sequential numbers moved with torsion boxes from wreck or rusted out hemi cars, gotta dive deep into them it you ever try to buy one

[@carebear2272]

There called fuselage if I spelled it right on the 71

[@sporty196071]

A quick way to check for small or large bolt pattern rims is the small has a half inch stud hole and the tip of your pinky finger barely fits and the large pattern rims have a larger hole about a ⅝ and your index finger will fit Of coarse depending on your hands.

[@backyardbarnfinds]

The ole pinky test 😂👍

[@jamesadams4304]

I do believe people painted the bottom of drag cars' frame rails to see possible cracks .

[@James-r8y4o]

Boss mustang s got rolled fenders,,& hemi cudas got rolled fenders no chrome molding! Except 1 hemi orange 1

[@brettwilkinson8904]

Man , I thought I had a great collection of Mopar muscle car parts. I bow to you, sir.

[@tyronebiggims1613]

Non a real bird. fit and finish did not look that ruff from the factory..odd about the missing tag. Dont think theirs crack heads creepin in the moonlight looking for vin tags.. someone wanted a bird and built one . My 2 cents..

[@travissultze934]

One of my first cars I’ve had was a 71 super B with a 440 with a four speed

[@daltonyoung1749]

I had one with a 383 auto with an air grabber hood

[@EmilyBalzarini]

Thank you for your skill and passion for creating quality content. Your videos are always impressive.❤️‍👁🦉

[@rickmarin1265]

can buy after market cones , need lot of fitting and work .. but lot less work then that one lol

[@Sean-i4r]

I can't wait to see if it's a real super bird

[@user-tu1ee6dc5f]

Geezus! 😳🤯 This guy...

[@mindeloman]

He's about as interesting as a parking enforcement officer. He talks about these cars like they are a 2010 Honda civic.

[@crazychris1971]

Awesome cars all the way around!!!

[@vsavage_old_rockerz]

great cars!!!!

[@mikemckenzie3197]

Wheres Robbie ? Lol

[@chrisfegan3475]

I like

[@GabrielGiron-g5o]

I seen one back in 1970s brand new here in san jose calif🇺🇲

[@deandee8082]

lucky bastage

[@vintagebuddha]

👍👍👍

[@berniekramer5000]

33:25 b ic ton

[@NonotEver1]

That car has been repainted.the trunk would be brighter than the out side it isn't. .and no orange pill . .

[@MikeLeonardi-u7n]

Parker is awesome!!!!

[@dougmckain]

warshington. one of us.