Hundreds Of Stolen Cars Found In Cave | Hidden In The Mountains Abandoned

[@Andrani]

You know, the thing I love about urban exploration videos is that they preserve the memory of something that Was. With abandoned houses, it's a way of preserving the memory of the people that lived there, even when their identities are hidden by the explorer to protect the house and the family that might still be around. It's letting the world know this person existed, they LIVED, they were HERE. With buildings and caves full of cars, it's a peek at history, it helps preserve the information about those places, about those things. It's a form of preservation for when those things are gone.

[@KellySportsman-xf3lx]

Well said.

[@iZombieBarbie]

That's crazy never thought about that

[@danielnatter5982]

Very well put . All class !!!

[@thereturnofharlem9030]

At 12:36 of the video. There's another date above 1980 that looks like it says 1905 with the 0 gone

[@johncartwright2886]

Why wouldn't the steering wheels be on right side of car for that country?

[@OverlandCamry]

For everybody wondering about these vehicles, their owned by a museum I can’t remember which one and this is just a place of storage for the parts cars and cars not on display

[@kingofmontechristo]

What a brilliant way to store these cars

[@xpeng190]

Maybe a museum from 2050 showing 2000s cars. Tf type of museum display modern art. That’s call a car meet buddy. 😂

[@JetsStash]

I was thinking this is where all the stolen veedubs were stashed.😅😊

[@netty1711love]

Why should someone put the cars there,even if they were from a Museum...for me it makes no sence. And i wonder how they get there and parked like that!😮

[@Izzy19833]

Awesome video learned something new everyday ❤

[@swisslp7811]

None of these are stolen… i’ve recently been in contact with the owner of the cars! He has a special museum called „Volkswrecks“ for wrecked and special looking, artsy volkswagen from the 50s to the 80s. The cars in there are just leftover part cars or cars he couldn‘t show off in the museum due to not having enough space.

[@PheonixT-ki8rx]

does he have some special driveway and access that the government allows him to store them there?

[@CRAVTBOARD]

​@@PheonixT-ki8rx sometimes such objects like old mines get in private hands and most owners rent such spaces for a passive income. Looks and sounds weitd, but is more common than you think. ☺️

[@lilos8226]

You say from the 50s and the 80s... why paper work from 2016 and why newer models then? I don't buy it.

[@swisslp7811]

@@lilos8226 these are just the spare cars and some newer ones he bought in lots and doesn‘t need / can‘t use for the museum💁🏽‍♂️ you don‘t have to believe me but thats what the owner told

[@russelldow1131]

​@@CRAVTBOARDvery true. Even things like old nuclear silos have been bought and used for storage.

[@jonz01]

I found this on The Autopian website.... "The reason for why these VWs are down there seems to have been solved, though, so that’s good. The cars seemed to be owned by the proprietor of the Musée Volkswrecks, in St. Sulpice, Switzerland. These seem to be parts cars or cars that were deemed unfit for public viewing, based on whatever arcane and complex criteria the curator has. " Great exploration video!

[@loveislove4879]

But why keep them deep in the mountain. It's just bizarre.

[@johnkelly516]

w

[@johnny5805]

This should be stickied.

[@cleetusmcdougle4609]

@@loveislove4879 unless the original owner passed away and since there is no power or anything, then there would be no record of it being there, besides the vehicle records and even then, the original owner could have wanted these cars for themself and just forgot over time where they were as the forest grew around it

[@Explomo]

This was one for in the books bro! Happy I could take you guys to explore this place 😎🔦

[@ExploringWithJosh]

We did great bro!!

[@51OAKLANDER510]

What if you did mayan temples next and maybe find golden caskets and wooden chariots?

[@brooklynhooker5806]

​@ExploringWithJosh I want to go with yall one day I'm just starting my channel and I would love to explore with yall

[@colink7017]

Very cool video. What an awesome perspective. thank you!

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you for the tour bro! 😊

[@PocketInquires]

I haven't seen Josh in a couple years. It's so endearing that he has the same enthusiasm and sincerity.

[@william1078]

I’m a Volkswagen master body tech and my love for vw is so big. This is so cool man…

[@et4615]

I had the '74 VW Beetle, baby blue, in 1980, it was my first car of my own, I was 14, in New Mexico.

[@RAA12586]

Me 2, love the VDUBs.

[@livingunderarock56]

I am not a massive fan of watching car videos; however, Josh and Dan seem to make it so much more enjoyable with their enthusiasm and 'young kid' delight!! Besides, the Beatle is my favourite car EVER!! Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@ExploringWithJosh]

Glad you like them!

[@Grannyknapp]

This makes me sad and happy all in one. I do love how excited Dan gets when there is cars around. I also love the scenery of the walk up to the caves. Thank you Josh so much.

[@charlesgarneau5177]

My Grandfather told me stories of during the war civilians would bury all their possessions inside VW Beetles because their shape would prevent collapse. Then at wars end they would dig them back up to collect their belongings.

[@Kurt1969]

🤔🤫😙😁

[@oliverpetroski4205]

Which war??

[@oziya5117]

@@oliverpetroski4205 😂 and my teacher said their was no such things as stupid questions

[@oliverpetroski4205]

@@oziya5117 It just shows how much you know. And since you still have a teacher, I would advice you to educate yourself better. Here is a free one for you: there was more than one war in the world. Now let that sink in your child like brain. One other thing also: The question wasn't for you!!!

[@oziya5117]

@@oliverpetroski4205 first of all I’m 25, second Adolf made Volkswagen you dip. It says it 4 times in the first 3 mins of the video. If you had any critical thinking skills you would have been able to put two and two together 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mskinetik]

Super fun video Josh! Btw, VW retired the Beetle in 2019 and stopped producing them.

[@Kristen-kp6dh]

I really loved this one! Thanks for getting there and showing it to us. I love when Dan is with you. You two together have the best vibes. Safe continued travels being sent to all of you!

[@sayitaintsl0w]

There is obviously another entrance to the cave Josh. There’s no way they could have driven those cars up the hill and through the entrance you guys used. Also, the tunnels were made well before 1980.

[@snipes_1138]

Website on the Red one at 22:22 was registered on 2002-01-21

[@keriwaskilled]

@@snipes_1138 relevant how?

[@paulvamos7319]

​@@snipes_1138Thank you!

[@shannonmariehunt9051]

I truly do love it when the small handful of you super good urban/haunted explorers get together and do a calab video of new and genuine places for us y'all find yourselves in a place for great "content"(and I know it's not all about content),that's one of the reasons I consider you bloaks at the top of my fav's 🎯💯% to watch❣️💋

[@TheAtomicSoul]

Flame car has a website, so it's only been there since 95' at the earliest. Based on other comments, these are just in storage by the same, haven't been there forever and weren't put thhere by theft etc.

[@hodaka1000]

The first VW Beetle with the flames and shortened turret is probably a custom roof to make it look like a hotrod coupe

[@snipes_1138]

Website on the Red one at 22:22 was registered on 2002-01-21

[@IslandAdventures]

The cars seemed to be owned by the proprietor of the Musée Volkswrecks, in St. Sulpice, Switzerland. These seem to be parts cars or cars that were deemed unfit for public viewing, based on whatever arcane and complex criteria the curator has. The museum is described like this: Museum of old VW air cooled cars. More than 125 vehicles to discover. Discover the magical world of the Volkswagen dating from 1950 to 1980 in more than 40 reproductions of sets. A design bar made of car parts and an alley of 60 beetles where visitors can sit behind the wheel and enjoy memories and discoveries for young and old.

[@mountaingirlzstuff4314]

This museum sounds great but that doesn't explain this massive cave system unless the cave was the original museum. Is it an old bomb shelter being repurposed?

[@dananorth895]

Yes, forget the bugs....guys got his own private bomb shelter/cave system. Get the junk out and pack it to the ceilings with guns, ammo, food, water, seeds, tools etc. Working vehicles only!

[@RealMerryMary]

@@mountaingirlzstuff4314he said that it used to be a mine

[@chasemoss]

@@mountaingirlzstuff4314that’s an old mine

[@bargainsstoragedeals3653]

Hitler did not design it at all

[@StefanGrunig-fg5wc]

Yes, mentioning that Mr. Porsche actually did it would have been at least as cool!

[@cipheranarchist]

Hitler's role was more a consultant than designer.

[@radekjaster]

The history of Ferdinand Porsche designing the beetle was mentioned in the history segment of the video

[@Everything817]

​@@StefanGrunig-fg5wc They did.

[@michaelb.3482]

totally stupid what he is telling in this Video... What a Hell of a Idiot. the KdF Project took only the "Zentralrohrrahmen" Konzept from Tatra, not the design. It is like Tesla used batteries for a electronic vehicle, what Germany also did 100 Years before.

[@hanc2w]

As a portuguese myself I can confirm those papers are in portuguese and also the car that appears in 32:07 has a portuguese license plate (P) Also, in Switzerland there are A LOT of portuguese immigrants so it's there's a possibility on why those PT cars are there

[@_aly_cat]

Josh and Dan are my fav explore duo ☺️🙌🏻

[@davidmcadams5542]

My first car was a 1973 VW beetle and I love that little car this right here breaks my heart to see all these Volkswagens just resting away

[@cherrymccall4806]

My first car was a white 1964 vw. That was back in 1976. I was 20 yrs old. Loved my little bug.

[@dananorth895]

Still very common back then, everybody knew someone who had one. Vans too! Often converted for caming/touring.

[@MargoB-w8w]

Have been waiting for this! Thanks for the awesome content Josh. You deserve way more subs than you have.

[@Warrio64]

Wassup bro? That's quite a crew you are running with. I was Air Force and stationed in Europe for 5 years. Awesome! Enjoy!

[@NightSky90s]

ICONIC! I was about to say that here in Portugal I usually see at least 1 running Volkswagen beetle once a week and still many Golf cars and y'all mentioned at 28:30 papers under a portuguese name, here the Volkswagen beetles are now super expensive since they are classic cars, but I have no clue why they are over there in such a place. Awesome video! 32:07 portuguese licence plate (only spotted that one, but since there was also portuguese documents "participação de sinistro" maybe there's more)

[@ErinRenee1990]

That used to be one of the 374,142 military bunkers in Switzerland. The government sold some off and different people are using them for different things. One bunker apparently had an art museum.

[@Tranquilmomma45]

I was going to comment something similar… Switzerland has thousands of bunkers built into the mountains… it’s how they were able to stay neutral all these years! I saw a documentary about it last year! Fascinating history!

[@ErinRenee1990]

@@Tranquilmomma45 Yes it is.

[@StefanGrunig-fg5wc]

Yes bunker! Bad research. Old mine… what were they mining? Nazi-Gold. Would have matched the storytelling.

[@katlyn_marie55]

So cool seeing you explore another cave recently❤Hope you’re enjoying your travels and staying safe as always. Thanks for all your hard work Josh!

[@urbexontheroad]

it was a great exploration and nice meeting you guys.😊 Have fun in Europe and stay safe🙏😉

[@HavenBurrell]

I know this has been said a bunch but I'm glad you are back to doing exploring videos. You look so much happier doing these types of videos.

[@CallumAFK]

38:49 the click to analyse begin made me have PTDS haha

[@karenvandeventer6511]

A private collector isn't going to stash his prize vehicles into a mountain and let them rot

[@SonnyP2012]

I noticed something weird. The placement of the newest models are between a bunch of older ones. Which leads me to believe those cars were put there about roughly 20 years ago

[@Namie.Rosewood]

They didn't lie when they said the world was more colorful than now, i kept appreciating how beautiful and stunning the colors of the car paints , how versatile and fun and just lively, and the little color combos such as the one at 24:18 just adorable 😮

[@LA-nm4mn]

Is this a current video? Or was this filmed a while ago? Either way, it’s awesome. I just think it’s so cool how the urbex community seems to be so welcoming and close it. If my life wasn’t so crazy and hectic, this is what I would do. But until then, I just watch your videos and enjoy.

[@MrPoke]

He said on twitter he was in the uk and italy past few days. idk what happened to the bus stuff though

[@jessrkenny]

Yes it's recent - within the last week 😊

[@TheFluidArt]

That is amazing. Those engines alone are worth so much here in the states.

[@AQUPAS]

Josh that was an absolute banger of an episode!! I've never seen anything like this before. Very mysterious. Looking forward to some more European episodes with the boys

[@_aly_cat]

You never split the party in D&D especially in a dungeon! I’m so nervous 🤣🤣

[@Meep55412]

At least they didn't have anyone that knows Fireball. Had that happen, we killed the bad guys....and ourselves...and the prisoners we were trying to free....Which caused the surprise ending to be pushed up. One of us was secretly a vessel to hold back a red dragon. And with that person's death it was released.

[@_aly_cat]

@@Meep55412 Fog Cloud would also be bad, they would never find their way out until it ended 😂

[@chrisblair4478]

ABSOLUTELY BEST GROUP TO WATCH LOVE ALL YOU GUYS ❤

[@Mu7ty]

You was one of my fav KZbinrs back when yt was peak

[@gerkins121]

awesome video dude, you must come to south africa and we'll show you what vw golfs and beetles we've got here

[@VivCostello-tx3hu]

Thank you for showing ua this collection of old cars. Appreciate it. 😃

[@naynyamish270]

i copy this from a comment on another video " I just got in contact with the owner of the cars! He has a special museum for wrecked and special looking, artsy volkswagen from the 50s to the 80s. The cars in there are just leftover part cars or cars he couldn‘t show off in the museum due to not having enough space."

[@Angyal_Angyal]

If this is true, then that's pretty stupid of the owner. The high moisture content will eat through the cars and parts. 🤷‍♀️

[@TheCrazyMoparDude68]

@@Angyal_Angyalgo look at the web site for the “museum”, it is called the Musee Volkswreck museum. It really isn’t a museum with restored or well kept original cars, more like an automobile attraction with some quirky displays. The only thing that is odd is that it wouldn’t be easy to store the cars in that abandoned mine, unless there used to be an entrance way that was removed. The way that they hiked up to the mine would be impossible to drive/push cars up.

[@evavox9761]

​Many caves are actually quite dry and almost room temp.

[@Angyal_Angyal]

@@evavox9761 no kidding. You don't say? I was referring to THAT specific cave in the video. 🙄

[@elementneon]

@@Angyal_Angyal Yes, it would be a bit humid in the tunnels, but if they were outdoors in the Swiss Alps with broken windows and cut-away parts they would be in *FAR* greater danger of the elements given how much it rains and snows in that part of Europe. A bit of humidity is a much better situation than being buried under 5 feet of snow in the winter, drenched in rain in spring, and bleached by the Sun in Summer.

[@RayLlamas-jw7th]

1:14 bro couldn’t stop looking at the food he wanted that bite right then and their😂😂😭

[@Hi5_teamedgefanglowywolf]

Awesome Josh i'm one of your old subs btw Love you Josh!

[@martinanemcokova5203]

I´m from Slovakia and i didn´t know about this so thank you. I love your videos

[@belindaviljoen7173]

Really loved this one as a VW lover ❤ awesome video

[@jntd4160]

The coolest explore ever.....you, together with Dave and Dan makes it extra special! Wow! I'm going to watch this again for sure!!!😎🤟🙏💞

[@Liminal_Galaxie]

Hi from Cambodia! Just watched your latest Detroit vid, that's my hometown. Keep it real

[@LayingInAMeadow]

Do you live there now? How is it compared to Detroit?

[@Liminal_Galaxie]

@@LayingInAMeadow I'm a teacher here. Detroit is Western World poor. Not to diminish its problems, as it is definitely destitute and blighted. But most of Cambodia is on a level most Americans can't imagine. Slowly we hope it's developing. Some of the problems are similar like gang violence and lack of good healthcare facilities. In Detroit, nobody is watching. In Cambo, ^someone^ always is.

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you for showing us around Josh and Exploring Crew! The purple one would be mine! 😂

[@steverobertson6748]

Owed 5 VW Bugs in early 70s and made them into 3 dunebuggys, ,what fun we had ,,,great little car...also drove one across Canada

[@Xtina8876]

Digged it Josh, and after creeping down here in the comments I was able to find out more info. I enjoyed the whole banger of a video . Stay safe and thanks for the great content.

[@Angyal_Angyal]

Hey Josh, a few things: • The best eclairs I had were in France when my family stayed at the La Reserve de Beaulieu in Beaulieu-sur-Mer. I would have an eclair every afternoon on the terrace around the pool. 😋 • I would be in such trouble walking into that bakery. I'm such a bread person. 🍞 • One comment said that the owner was using the cars for parts for his car museum. But that doesn't make sense because the high moisture content is eating through the cars. 🤷‍♀️ How'd ya like Switzerland? 🏔️ 😇

[@elementneon]

Yes, it would be a bit humid in the tunnels, but if they were outdoors in the Swiss Alps with broken windows and cut-away parts they would be in far greater danger of the elements given how much it rains and snows in that part of Europe.

[@annettelacey7913]

There's a few now said there not used by the museum & do just use them for parts,

[@jackmarinagaming]

Hey Josh, just wanted to say thanks for showing all these cool places. I stopped watching for awhile but not for any other reason than watching other KZbins but I had my mom watching you and Cody over a year ago and the other day she brought you up and I was like, damn I forgot all about Josh and Cody. Anyways, glad to see you're still out here grinding. You're a cool dude

[@thesandtiger]

ferdinand built a lot of thing for ww2 and the German people An important contributor to the German war effort during World War II, Porsche was involved in the production of advanced tanks such as the VK 45.01 (P), the Elefant (initially called "Ferdinand") self-propelled gun, and the Panzer VIII Maus super-heavy tank, as well as other weapon systems, including the V-1 flying ...

[@KaiserMeadWorksSpokane]

Woah now this is something I am super pumped about I'm a huge car enthusiast I've heard about this before so very cool Josh!!

[@aprilwoods4820]

How is it possible to get cars in there is a mystery.

[@kingofmontechristo]

You drive?

[@amyhannahxo]

Love the videos where it’s you & Dan! ❤️

[@Grimreaperrc]

I seen this place on someone’s channel a long time ago looks so cool !

[@ShawnaDeStefano]

Are you sure it was this one? Josh and I think exploring with fighters did a cave with old cars in it a while ago.

[@LA-nm4mn]

I thought the same thing. But I believe it was a different cave with cars. That cave had water in there. This one did not.

[@Grimreaperrc]

@@LA-nm4mn I’ll try to find the link it was some Swedish dude he walked the entire blue cave and showed the carman green car with flames on it .

[@Grimreaperrc]

@@LA-nm4mn it was exploring the unbeaten path on KZbin

[@LA-nm4mn]

@@Grimreaperrc hmmm yeah if you can find the link, please post it. It’s possible it’s been done already. These guys do all kind of travel in the same circle. But yeah, I just wonder which KZbinr did it.

[@SargentSmash]

My boyfriend has a 1974 Volkswagen super beetle and just seeing this too is just so amazing to us! Now he wants to go here and see all these beetles himself now haha

[@ZenithClarity]

The beetle was designed by Ferdinand Porsche and commissioned by Adolph Hitler.

[@rebeccahegarty5309]

Wish you guys could come to Sydney Australia one day. Would make my dream come true meeting one of my favourite KZbinrs

[@gonsolop2429]

I gave you a thumbs up for the Historical knowledge & footage you shared in the beginning of your video. I learned new things & polished my current knowledge bank from this. I've always wanted to own a 70s bug. Such great past times from acquaintences have been shared that drew me in. Though an annonimous tip to swiss authorities to either seal the cave off completely or have these cars removed for public auction or possibly returned to any owners living which may be stolen is a feather in your cap concerning any likely legal action against you when Swiss Authorities are made aware of this. Whereas Remaining quiet is only thumbing your noses at authorities which proves your worth.

[@wookiee_beard]

you could just look up who owns them... then find out they are all owned by one museum and this is storage space. Next time why not look it up before you start thumbing your nose in the comments which proves your worth......?

[@gonsolop2429]

@@wookiee_beard Not my story to tell. Not my country. You left your viewers hanging on a bunch of, what ifs? . Nobody knows your intentions fully & completely. So, in future videos could you pretty please not force your viewers to do any of your work for you? I don't know the First thing about running down a VIN Code [ one you didn't provide ] in Switzerland. Yet you are there. This is your video. Your bragging rights, yet you seem less interested in Important details pertaining too ownership. If your innocent of not adding too the already endless frustrations of the actual owners - PLEASE DO describe yourself better with more details during your videos? Or not. And I'll just view other more interesting videos from some other host. Cheers.

[@shiningleo5070]

love you and Dan working together, real good chemistry

[@DeflatedMeatball]

Pretty pathetic you would ask why someone doesnt scrap them. These are classics and need to be revived and put back on the road to keep the history alive.

[@leehurley8358]

Josh, you did it again! How refreshing! Already sub to all of you.

[@gena.sottile..HG..]

missouri has a car cave that ford maverick cave

[@Mu7ty]

Your vids were so peak to watch back in day you apart of my childhood ❤️

[@Man11235]

I’m starting to believe the conspiracies that there are tons of massive tunnels and underground catacombs all over Europe and Eastern Europe.

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

@22:43 on the left there's a CD in the car door, They could have taken that to have a look at it. Maybe they could have got some useful info of it.

[@TheCrazyMoparDude68]

None of these cars are worth much at all. The Beetles are mostly 70s models which are the least desirable ones for collectors and the Golf models are also the lower trim models that aren’t worth restoring or even stealing. And none of them have enough value to go through the trouble to get them inside that abandoned mine. So that rules out it being a rich persons collection, unless they collect junk. And not being worth much rules out them being stolen, why steal cars that aren’t worth much? Besides, most of them have their keys which is very rare with stolen cars. The fact that the location is very hard to access rules out a chop shop, as does the fact that the parts are worth much and they are just setting there rusting away. Someone posted that they belong to a guy that owns a museum of some sort and these are the ones that weren’t good enough to display or he uses as parts cars. That could be true, but I am sure he could find a better location that is easier to access and keep the cars in better condition. But out of the other options, it makes more sense. BTW, that hacked up black one with flames isn’t any special addition. It is just a poorly done custom that someone did. There is no way it was from the factory or even done by a true custom shop. It looks like something you would find in a trailer park that some redneck made while drinking too many beers. I wouldn’t believe much of what the one guy says since he hasn’t a clue about the history of the VW Beetle. Hitler did not design the type 1, he simply contacted Porsche to make a “”People’s Car”. The VW type 1 was a way that Nazi Germany could raise money, it was never intended to be sold to the people. You had to buy “coupons” over a period of time to get one and it was set up that no one could ever afford to buy enough to actually own one. Edit: After looking at the website for the Musee Volkswreck museum, I would say that theses cars are most likely connected with it. It really isn’t a museum, more like an automotive attraction of sorts. None of the VWs on display are classic ones, just worthless ones set up in different displays like Herbie the Love Bug, VW bus from Cars, and other whimsical displays. The cars in the mine fit perfectly with that sort of thing. The only question is why are there VWs that are not old air cooled ones in the mine? That is what the museum advertises, not front wheel drive, front engine, water cooled models. Maybe he bought all of them as a package and had to take them all to get what he wanted. But it is still a weird spot to store them, especially it looks like a nightmare to get them into the mine.

[@elementneon]

Good points all around. People don't just one day decide to make a museum like that, AND THEN start collecting. I imagine they originally worked as VW repair specialists and parts dealers and acquired a bunch over the years, then deciding to create the museum for side cash or love of the cars. Probably still do parts sales and/or repair work on the side. They also might just see really good deals while refreshing VW listings all day, or end up with unrepairable newer vehicles that the owners decide to abandon. I had the same thought while watching the video and so my mind wandered onto some of these considerations. PS- Nice username, I used to oversee IT for the design company Mopar worked with for much of their web media work.

[@yokriddy]

I love how Dan gets so excited about his cars ❤

[@kungfutuber]

Came from EWF and AWE - nice to finally find your channel! Love all your guys' content. Stay safe!

[@rosiemiranda7302]

Awesome explorer! The Goonies!😂🩵💙😎👍😉

[@anthonydraves4512]

DUUUUDE!!! Y'all are Karazzyy!! This was is an awesome, awesome episode! 👏🏼

[@cipheranarchist]

Cool video Josh. Thanks for showing us.

[@Timothy-NH]

That was some cool drone work! This who video was pretty cool.

[@memeruss9896]

Great explore, but for sure is a strange place to store cars, esp. one brand. If it was a chop shop, you'd think it would be full of Volvos, Saabs, other cars made there or popular in Sweden, just a thought! I agree with someone else, the way you came in is not how these cars got there as the ceiling looks too low. Great video!

[@Joe_HamRadioGuy]

That's awesome...there are so many collectors out there who would love to see or own some of those cars. Great job on the flying, Is that a DJI drone?

[@joannathekiiid6963]

Apocalyptic vibes…definitely a sweet find Josh! ✨ Awesome video!

[@priscillaaugustine5023]

I own a B VW it's awesome to know when and how it came to be! Love your videos. Been watch you since you started! So proud of you Josh you've come a long way!

[@nathalieverheij2308]

Love your video. ❤️🔥 It is nice to see that you were with all the other explorers, I also follow the explomo guys.

[@karentaylor6181]

This is soooo cool love your adventures Josh

[@amilan409]

Very interesting and yay for car history ! .. I see a VW Beetle and I never think of the going that far back, I think 60's and 70's.

[@paulahartley7129]

I like that one black one where the drone being flowed though the cars this is so cool dan was able to do that ive watch all three videos of guys they were different and cool to watch..

[@PeterMcginley77985621]

hey josh n dan you must have been spaced out seeing all these volkswagens unbelievable explore guys i thought the volkswagen were pretty cool buggies to get around in awsome share guys cheers.

[@cyb3rf3nix]

Loving this josh. Epic bro best wishes from the uk

[@lilahsadventures5717]

Preserving history Josh 😊

[@KristinaBain-d3g]

This video is crazy! Mostly because I can’t believe Josh has never had an eclair before…..

[@simonecasey633]

Chocolate Eclairs are my absolute Favourite!!! The best! ❤😊

[@GregoryFache]

Brilliant , your content is worthy of Full viewing, 🙂 Amazing memories for you All. God Bless.

[@justins3810]

Very cool place! Seems a bit odd to store these inside of a man made cave. Fascinating!

[@terrylinthicum587]

Yes this is cool, real cool! Loved your vid, Thanks!

[@mkaysartfuljourney1239]

Good to see you again Josh. +❤great video

[@NMLDom]

New to channel but I totally need a video solely on that beautiful bakery!! 😂❤

[@mirandadavenport970]

Josh you are amazing love your videos and I share your video with my husband.

[@melianierose]

I say all of your videos are my favorite but this one you hit the jackpot Josh ! ❤ my opinion about these cars could’ve been towed cars or car accidents. But the real question is were the cars there before or after the war?

[@weatherbuddies5188]

At 32:07 a license plate appears on the back of a white Volkswagen Gulf. It's, "PF*65*91". I know Josh is curious how these got here. MAYBE that license plate could be a REALLY GOOD clue!

[@jesikalynn3882]

This is literally amazing wow 😳👏💯 great one dudes for sure ❤

[@S.E.C-R]

The oldest article published I could find on Google about this was Nov 2023. There’s another recent video by Bob Thissan that is getting a lot of attention. I can’t find anything on why they are there, how long they’ve been there or if they’re stolen. I personally think they’re stolen, but most importantly though is HOW did whoever get them in there. Many of them looked like they weren’t even drivable. I also read that most of them still had their keys in them. It’s all so weird and cool, definitely something I want to dig deeper into and see if anyone has ran any of the plate numbers to see who they belonged to and if they’re reported stolen or what. Thanks for doing this, very cool video!

[@flynn8574]

This is so cool ..... But I am sub'd to at least 4 of you guys Josh your first hehe thank you for bring this content to me !... Cheers !!!

[@DreamyArtsStyle]

❤Awesome explorers all in one video is amazing❤It is so nice to see you try new foods as you travel, your enthusiasm is so genuine❤Hello Josh, Dan, Dave, Explomo, Explorers❤💯