Discover the RARE Classic Cars in the World's Largest Junkyard!

[@guypatterson8692]

I visited this yard several years back. Winter is the best time to visit. Those five leaf plants are Virginia creeper. Not poisonous. Remember leafs of five let it thrive. Leafs of three leave it be. Three leaf is poison ivy.

[@backyardbarnfinds]

Thanks Guy!

[@bloodybones63]

That was going to be my first post, but you beat me to it by a year. I will have poison Ivey tomorrow, just from thinking about it on here. That allergic.

[@AMCmachine]

The Demon nomenclature was used for 1971 and 1972. For 1973-1976 the same basic model was named the Dart Sport.

[@AL-ud2is]

You are REALLY good at these junkyard walkabouts, normally can't watch them for long but your engaging commentary and knowledge keep me watching till the end...you should defiantly do more😃👍

[@rosseganjr9402]

awesome finds keep up the great videos!

[@dutchyjhome]

Yes! keep those video's comin' !

[@paulletchworth2036]

You do a awesome job Parker

[@brandonhelfrick1639]

Another great video keep them coming

[@FrankHoage]

Very well spoken and very good video.

[@lansesteiner3563]

I lived in Atlanta and never knew this place existed. Would have loved to had gone!

[@dukecraig2402]

Why? Nothing there is worth anything, the fools that own it have done nothing but let those vehicles rot away to nothing. There's places like that all around here in southwestern Pa and northern Wva that I've watched my whole life the cars in them that ranged from salvageable to at least parts cars rot away to where there's not a single part that's any good anymore, places that old men piled up cars behind their barns and through the woods in their property and when ask why they don't sell then would all say "They'll be worth a lot more one day", yea, now that day's here and there's nothing left of them, they're worthless, at least years ago they'd have got some money out of them, now they're completely worthless. What a bunch of fools.

[@bilalmoly9017]

👉i like ur info abaut part and car.. 🙏😎🇮🇩

[@Woodbournephotoguy.mp26]

Sad to see some cars rusting away. Last weekend I came across a 1979 Z28 Camaro gutted and beyond restoring. 😢

[@timrayburn2461]

Great job

[@dukecraig2402]

Every time I find myself standing there looking at a car in a place like that, all covered in pine needles with the frame sitting on the ground and the interior either stripped out or mostly eaten by critters, and it doesn't have to be a collectable muscle car or anything just any old car, I can't help but to envision it brand new and shiny sitting at a dealership with that new car smell and think to myself "There was a time when that thing was brand new and people actually wanted it".

[@bloodybones63]

And the worker looked at it & thought; I am proud to have just finished this nice car, that someone will enjoy for a long time.

[@seanphoenix8349]

Like heaven indeed..

[@davidhibbs6989]

Back in the late 70' s I worked at a junkyard after school and weekends and most of the time they would turn the title vins into the state as required by law and the title would be retired. This was in Pennsylvania. Not sure if it's still done this way or not and some of the better cars would be bought from an owner for a little more than junk price with the intention of reselling the vehicle at a fix up price!

[@3-24-k5w]

Those chargers are very rare and the value keeps increasing every year

[@lansesteiner3563]

There was once a ford manufacturing company in Atlanta. It’s probably why there are so many of them there. Mustangs and such. I noticed that when I lived there there were a lot of old fords on the road yet. Not like anywhere else in the US

[@jamesdamron2065]

The A100 van seats are the same as hemi darts & cudas,,same seats we're sold in the early CJ5s

[@dlyrag755]

Can't believe the size of the trees growing out of the cars. They have been there a long time. Cars must make good fertilizer.

[@bloodybones63]

Daily drivers, according to the ad post. lol

[@Edvard-Vitcovski]

Очень много всего интересного, хочется приехать на грузовике и грузить его пока рессоры не лопнут.

[@michaelmarks5012]

At 8:38 it looks like a tree eighty tree engine.

[@brainsmith9827]

That Camaro had solid floors possibly because of the angle it was stored maybe?

[@BluesRockCafe_Hamburg]

OUH! This is so Sick to see these beautiful Classic cars in so bad Condition. :(

[@therustyduck5400]

haha, @4:57 "how does something get like this" Too funny, But true, How?

[@gregpiecuch3802]

Surprise you didn't see the 69 Camaros in that yard, also be careful that place is loaded with snakes.

[@ALFAJERKBFH]

Must be a nightmare to get one of those vehicles out of there. Especially if it's on top or underneath a car.

[@markzylstra3200]

your right with your comment HOW DOES THIS EVEN HAPPEN ? LOL THANKS Canada

[@peeweehc7483]

ISO ,71-75 CHEVY CAPRICE/IMPALA CONVERTIBLE PROJECTS THANKS IN ADVANCE...KEEP DOING YA THING

[@hansnordstrom2373]

All cars sold in usa got sidemarker lights in 1968 and newer easy way to see if a car is 67 or older or 68 or newer

[@Tony-xi4oc]

There a 66 Pontiac GTO in the yard somewhere

[@brainsmith9827]

How does a thing get like this. Collectible things over valued by love . I often reminded myself try to keep it original as possible, as long as you can. Don’t let it rot you are responsible to the future owners make it easy for them . Keep all removed parts (motors,chrome, exc.) they will become harder to fit when separated

[@MrSpartanPaul]

I hope people realize that 60s Mustangs are based on the even older Falcon/Comet bodies which were designed in the 50s as economy cars. They are not sporty or well designed cars. Most of them handled so poorly, especially after years of neglect, that they got rolled/wrecked. I’m baffled that they even compete at all with Camaros of the same era. They look nice, but underneath is what counts.

[@Spiritofthewild-d9o]

the condition of those signs is really irrelevent..honestly i think the ones with patina rust and bullet holes are worth more than a clean one...if i was buying one of those i would look for the extra patina and rusty ones becaus they are more authentic and honest than a mint clean one.

[@rustyjames4962]

It's definitely a flower car high dollar car

[@Truthmender]

I didn't see the Camaro from the thumbnail, maybe I missed it?

[@jamesshingledecker3158]

It’s to bad some people just let them rot

[@Vini-Pizza]

Great video! Where is this located?

[@backyardbarnfinds]

Cartersville GA

[@fanera320]

USA cars ❤

[@TairnKA]

At 1:33; I'm also not sure, but the styling was different between 63 and 64, versus a 62 and 63, thus I think it's a 64. ;-) If I remember correctly (likely not), the Coronet was the base for the Roadrunner and the Roadrunner was the base for the Daytona or Superbird? Are they so different that you can't make a Daytona or Superbird clone from a Coronet (convertible)? Alas no Corvairs, but I'm sure there's a few somewhere there (there was a Gremlin)? ;-D

[@DougNorth-ml9de]

Great car knowledge but where were all the RARE cars. ???

[@born2wrench]

69 post top has a wing window

[@brianbloom1799]

Are any of these cars for sale.

[@DanielLopez-tb2fl]

The A100 Dodge van seats were installed in 1968 Hemi Darts & Race Hemi Barracudas. Galen Govier can confirm this [I'm just a dumb Chevy guy] Memphis Dan LeLoLai

[@backyardbarnfinds]

Chevy guys usually aren’t dumb, check out the mopar Carlisle video we have you will see hemi race cars and the dodge van next to each other 🤘

[@zacariasblanco9738]

Was a salvage yard now is a cemetery...sad

[@DanielLopez-tb2fl]

Dodge "gassers"? Don't think so. Try Super Stock Eliminator cars . 1971 was the first year for the original Dodge Demon 71 & 1972. By 1973 they had been renamed Dart Sport . Memphis Dan LeLoLai

[@bartsimpson6767]

You didn't show the "baja" bug...

[@charlielaudico3523]

At one time you could walk thru any junkyard and take your pic of classic care for almost nothing! you can thank the government for crushing all these cars for scrap

[@davebarron5939]

These are always a "Pain and Happiness" thing for me. I know we cant save em all but, sure would rather see people sell em to get restored and back to being loved and back on the road, sad really. Yes, there is a value but, rotting into the ground helps no-one. Just one mans opinion.

[@teddy1277]

All those cars are gonna rot there

[@darkmanzz]

Nice yard but way too big...too far to lug all your parts back to the office or carry tools

[@chrishollands5257]

Why do lot owners just let cars go like this. At least recycle them out rather than allow pine needles and rain dissolve them.

[@philipfedrick5672]

Demons were made and 71 and 72 Only

[@davemcnary3116]

Why do people collect the fine cars and then set them outside to rot? Boggles me.😢

[@Ensdeil.]

Сколько металла пропадает. 😑

[@crazypainter56]

do they even sell these cars-?/

[@paulletchworth2036]

Gotta say I think these cars are too far gone too much cancer

[@glennmorrell4907]

Most of these cars are junk-not worth the time to try to pull them out of there…

[@josephlipetzky2825]

Are they selling anything