MASSIVE HOARD OF BARN FIND MUSCLE MUSTANG, FORD & SHELBY

[@marcaliventialiventi765]

I still have my dad's 1969shelbygt500, the difference is I drive and enjoy mine. It's been fully restored, it's sat untouched in my mom's garage from 1972-1981 I did a full restoration drove it in high school and college still driving it to this day

[@vsmichael1]

100% ford , good man.

[@arnoldcorns8879]

Very very good man...😉👍

[@mgcarr61camaro91]

Wow what a professional operation he has !! He is saving a piece of American history one car at a time !

[@josephbowles4995]

Yea as long as you’re cam phasers don’t fly apart lol

[@Travis-hl3oz]

I would be honored just to sweep the floors in that place 😍

[@allanparks4942]

God bless you. Fords only. We dont do Chevrolet Camaros or Corvettes.

[@shawnbeck2303]

I am in Ford heaven! I have studied Mustang's my whole Adult life. I am 59 years old. Never had the money or the time to buy a Muscle car. I rented a 2007 Shelby Hertz Gold and Black convertible. From the Airport in Indianapolis. It was the high light of my driving life! I wanted to experience the rental muscle car era myself. Like in the 60's. When I got there to the airport rental office there where 7 Hertz Gold and Black convertibles sitting in a row. I was blown away! I stood there as they drove my Hertz Mustang rental to the office I video taped it. The whole process. It was a amazing weekend and exspensive too. Well over a $ 1000.00. But it was worth all the money and waiting months to go to live out my dream! The motor had the wire on it so they could check to see if the motor was taken out. I even dragged a Colbalt SS on that Saturday afternoon. From stoplight to stoplight with the top down and wife in the car. He got spanked and did a U turn at the next light. Never to be seen again. Shawn

[@Cola64]

You can pick up a 99/01 Mustang Cobra and experience it fairly inexpensive

[@eminence_front6043]

Still have my 73 Mach 1 I bought when I was 18. 351 CJ 4V c6 medium yellow gold....88k miles. Still love mustang's.

[@shomeparanormal]

No wonder there hard to find, they have them all.

[@jamesavery6671]

Haha you gotta hate guys that just buy to buy.

[@ramonedetroitguam6075]

a man-cave??? a man-mountain!!!!

[@dedblow]

I just want to know how many millions of dollars are siting there at that building.

[@Nancoman]

I feel sick. This is too much for a Ford Man to take in. Incredible!

[@richardjennings4685]

The only thing that bothers me about collections like this is that the cars are not being enjoyed. I would love to own a classic muscle car but I would drive it.

[@Bartonfink3434]

Until someone gets close to hitting it! Someone almost hit my 73 Mach 1 and I lost my 💩

[@automotiveguru6961]

How close those cars are parked to each other give me anxiety.. Lol

[@mssedmebich1621]

So this is why the average schmuck can't find a half decent car to restore for less than $10'000.

[@jimbosc]

Essentially yes - hording

[@Superado2006]

Yep, it's called a monopoly. When you have a bunch of rich guys that hoard all the rare or cool stuff, they drive up the prices on them to increase the value of what they own. Making it harder and harder for the average person to own anything cool.

[@trucking604]

Don't let Chip Foose get a hold of any of these cars, he'll cut, chop, put his crappy looking wheels on and remove the extremely valuable original engines and throw in LS chevy based crate engines! He'll devalue and ruin every one of these cars! From the early to mid 1980's I had a red 1970 Mach I 428 CJ. Sold it with 39,000 original miles for $6,000. Boy I wish I would have kept it. In the early/mid 1970's my father had a 1969 Mach 428 CJ. He sold it during the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo. I think he got like $1,600 for it. Hindsight.

[@thewriter2549]

Yes, there's a good story there about the ones that got away.

[@sammyb9811]

Difference is... Chips cars would be driven...💯💯

[@V8Deuce]

This is the reason why the term "Barn Find" is being diluted!

[@1ocean515]

Did anyone hear that noise? It was my jaw hitting the ground…… 😳😲🥳👍

[@tracyamcneal9597]

An absolutely EXCEPTIONAL collection of "Blue Ovals." This place is literally a GOLD MINE $$$.

[@willthetrill4849]

This guy needs to have a reality TV show to compete with Graveyard Carz. I love fords and I'd love to know this guy

[@graceeind]

Excellent idea ! We need a Ford show !

[@drw1926]

Keep the Shelbys, it's the Boss 429s that got my blood pumping. Something about the look, the lines...simple perfection. 😍😍😍

[@memphistenn77]

I need to be there and check out EVERYTHING.....

[@jonallred7023]

Look, I love Mustangs and these are beautiful. But I don't understand why you'd own a car and not drive it. I guess that's why I'll never be a collector. Cars aren't sculptures, they're meant to be DRIVEN and enjoyed.

[@thewriter2549]

Coins are meant to be spent, but people collect them and some they keep uncirculated. What's the difference as long as you're having fun?

[@kevintucker9855]

I somehow agree with both of you! Some you keep under cover and some you drive occasionally and some you beat on!

[@MikeBrown-ex9nh]

Old cars make me miss that period of time when life seemed more enjoyable.

[@tomholstein6433]

Great video! Loved when he said no camaros or vettes! Blue oval!

[@dallasharris8753]

Dam, that’s awesome ! Now I know why I can’t find a fastback mustang .... he has them all !! Lol

[@cooperhouchin6280]

Makes me sad that they’re all just sitting there though. Mustangs should be DRIVEN not just chillin, they’re not built to chill they’re built to driveeeeee

[@fz0gtg]

What a great guy, love the passion he has for the history of these special mussel cars! I had two Mustangs, my first two cars, as a teenager. The first was a 70 Mach 1, 428SCJ Drag Pack car that was in pieces when I bought it. A a kid I would walk by it everyday on my way to school and thought I’ll have one someday and in 1982 I fulfilled my dream! While I worked to restore this car over the winter my dad and I picked up a 69 coupe with a 351W factory 4 barrel as my daily driver. On a side note I noticed 2 Honda 70’s in the shop which I also had, fond memories there as well! Kid’s today don’t have the same passion for hands on work the just have someone else do the work and drive them around as if they put their own blood sweat and tears into building the car what a shame!

[@keno77]

This is not the million dollar man, he is the BILLION dollar man

[@FPSWordle]

"Brought it back to life" as it sits lifeless in a museum. Cars are for driving.

[@chrismontreuil2206]

Its hard. But we ride and drive our cherry 69 stang. People just look and smile. It brings out the good in people.

[@donaldseccombe3893]

Geez now I know who has all the fords

[@jjames4401]

I’m a Chevy guy but damn, thats quite an impressive collection of Mustangs. The guy really seems to have passion for these cars & an encyclopedia of knowledge on them too!

[@forcedinduction5245]

Props to you for doing such a great job in preserving our blue oval cars. My dad was a Ford racer from the late fifties to mid 70's. He passed away about 10 years ago. I myself am a blue oval guy. I have a very good knowledge of the performance Ford motors. I acquired a huge amount of that from reading his 100's of factory dealer brouchers that were every where I'm the house. At 1 time I could tell you if you had a open carrier 9 or 8 inch rear end and what gear it was just from the door tag..I still retain a good bit of the engine info. It can be a curse at time when you hear or see someone who is claiming they have this or that when you know they don't. Which brings up a question. ? You said that 64.5 k code was a 289 Hipo car. My 64 Sprint was a 260hipo car. And I was under the impression the 64 cars were all 260's ? Is it because the Mustangs we're a half rather than just a 64? I know of a Griffin that is also a 64 260 Hipo car. Anyway I want to say if you still reading I eventually will get back to my sister's place who still lives int parents house. Those dealer brouchers are still there. They featured things like dealer installed cross boss 1400 cfm carb for the Boss 302 etc. There is probably 100 of them. I'll find them and send them to you. You are the person that will keep and make use of them. Tons of details that are the bible of Ford knowledge

[@valricogarcia]

I remember seeing the Blue Boss 429 with flames in numerous car magazines in the late '70's. Good to see it's still around.

[@kevn99]

This is a well-run operation top to bottom. Love the Boss cars!

[@ewertonsaavedra9393]

My name is Ewerton Saavedra. I have a 1971 Mustang Mach 1 original 429 SCJ in Brazil. My car is the one of one Mustang 429 SCJ in my country, Brazil. My car was bought and imported to Brazil in 1971 and was on the cover of the most popular automotive magazine here, called 4 weels (4 Rodas), in the May 1971 issue. I bought the car after finding it abandoned in the back of a workshop in year 2001 for R$1,500.00. That's the current equivalent of only about $350.00. At the time, here in Brazil, nobody wanted these types of cars. I got lucky.

[@davidperry970]

Not much there the average guy could afford.

[@davidconley3610]

david perry he obviously had plenty of money to start with to have accumulated as many cars that he has!

[@JoseHernandez-lf6cr]

Old school bad ass Ford’s 🥰

[@davebickler4643]

Rick and his crew restored my 1969 Super Cobra Jet Mach 1 15 years ago and it is now back in his shop for a freshening up. I am the original owner of the car. Rick did a spectacular job on my car bringing it back to original condition after many years on the dragstrip and then collecting dust in my garage. Rick lives and breaths these cars. All you need to do do is talk to him to realize the passion he has for them. Additionally he, his wife Jacquie, Larry and the crew are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. If you're ever in Columbus and drop into their shop they will welcome you like you are old friends.

[@domcorleone66]

Very cool, Jerry!! Not a Ford guy but I appreciate the rarity of these cars. Especially the unusual colors of paint and interior designs. The stories behind these cars are what draws me to videos like these. Have enjoyed your work since my teen years!!

[@loganbarr853]

Who says they are not being enjoyed?

[@Brinyrogue]

My god you are a true car guy!! My wife and I are looking for a Mustang (wife’s car) it will have to live w a 1966 Coronet W27, factory 4 spd, 383-440; 1964 Pontiac GP survivor family owned since 1964 w 34,000 original miles. I truly enjoy your videos.

[@TechnikMeister2]

It proves that there is big money in classic muscle cars. A restored matching numbers original Boss 429 is worth huge money at Barret Jackson. Have a look at the KZbin channel "nicks garage" Nick is up in Montreal and does mopars. But nothing like this operation.

[@carlonalls]

Absolute Stang Heaven here... I miss having a mustang...

[@Thehandsomehustler]

I'm a Chevy Chevy guy but I can appreciate anybody who saves old cars

[@kevintucker9855]

If you’re cursed with being a hoarder, this is the best way to go!

[@EPICYELLOWHORSE]

Wait a damn minute! NOBODY warned me that this would be car PORN!!! THANKS!!!! P.S.- I have a 1979 V8 Mustang Pace Car for sale. 4sp w/cruise Good Condition too!😎👍

[@michaeladamo1188]

He seems like a nice guy has a beautiful shop! God bless him

[@scottkeeler2306]

Oh my. I’ll have to think about it. Can I get your business card? What the heck. I’ll take ‘em all. Do you take credit cards? What an amazingly awesome place.

[@jwil9050]

Did I see this 1971 boss in another of your videos or does someone own a fake yellow 71 boss 302?

[@TysonEdwardsFishing]

There is only one 71 boss 302 that was a prototype car

[@boostedbilly7308]

Wow can you imagine the money not just the cars the building and the parts unbelievable thank God there are people like him that keep these cars around

[@boblongdickder6178]

A Ford pinto. Lol. Haven't seen one of those in years.

[@davidbarnsley8486]

How lucky would it be to work in that place just doing up old mustangs My dream job 😍😍😍👍👍

[@Kgio-2112]

What a mind blowing collection and parts dept!!

[@kylevantassel7259]

So just in this building there is a higher value than all of the GMs found combined . Clearly this is a wise use of storage space... :) Ive seen alot over my years and just about every flavor of mustang and torino etc etc but this place blows my mind.....

[@danielmcclaine7474]

I wood like to Work there ,Love Mustangs and all fords

[@2-old-Forthischet]

Again, another example of "it only takes money".

[@johndavey72]

What this gentleman doesn't know about Mustang's would fit on a pin head! If ever l have enough funds l will fly over and let him give me a guided tour of his amazing shop. Passion!

[@jamesparker5688]

sorry for the drool but OMG, I am a Mustang man, bought my 1973 Mach-one 2/1974 and still have it, 108k, 351c rebuilt at 88k. As pin-striped on the rear, my Pride-n- Joy.

[@myroadtours6147]

Some of those cars are a bit close for my comfort, hopefully they rolled them into place with a floor jack or something. Anyhow, awesome collection!

[@elcamino101]

That is an awesome shop and collection. More power to you

[@scottkovacs7634]

My uncle has a 64.5 mustang 260 Hurst shifter all original

[@Heeman5]

scott kovacs my mom has the same but in auto. Maroon

[@invoxicated]

Got to admit this is Ford porn for sure. I have an original Survivor Lime Green 70 Mach 1 351C 4speed shaker car with 3:50 T-Lok.I am the second owner and have owned the car since 9/73.Purchased it from a girl when I came home on leave from Vietnam. I was 22 at the time. Has 75,000 original miles. Would love to have these guys do mine but many folks say my car still looks good and to leave it alone as it worth more. Also have the original invoice.

[@thewriter2549]

Barry - send me an email. Your story might work for my column. My email is [e-mail] - thanks.

[@CVetteMan1111]

Sure I am only a few decades old... But my dream cars were new in the 30's through 70's. Guess that makes me old school! I have been a car guy all my life. One of the rare few that never truly picked a side. Lots of things get my heart pumping! But tops has to be gorgeous cars and beautiful intelligent women! What a radical collection of awesomeness! Those 429's wow! The drag cars wow! The interesting color combos! Speechless at how awesome this video is.

[@tonythediyer8537]

I have a '66 289 coupe that was original 2 bbl., 3 speed powder blue/white interior. When I bought it in 2005, it was red, with 4bbl. 2 owners, and 4 speed with T handle hurst shifter, red /black interior. You can still see some powder blue in the trunk. The door code told me the real story however.

[@mikehunn1813]

That was a great story. I loved his passion, enthusiasm and knowledge.

[@goneshootin6401]

wow that's one hell of a operation... great vid!!!

[@brianokane1698]

Wow!! You guys rock! Now I know where to go when I get the cash to buy my dream car. God bless you for keeping these classics muscle cars on the road- You can’t beat a mustang or Shelby GT Just wow!

[@lovinsnotfun-eranymore5213]

Myself a Long Time 65 to 73 Mustang Fan and Past multiple owner of many . It's Absolutely HeartWarming to See and Know That there is still so many Beautiful Old Mustangs out there !!!! " I Love Seeing the 68 to 70 Cougars Also " I HOPE this guy and his wife = owners of the business . Live to be 100 becuz they've got so much to Do yet , and Live for !!

[@michealadams1206]

Fantastic showing of people dedicated to preserving & restoring our historic & vintage high performance fords. Thank you gentlemen. Keep it up! How I loved watching this video!

[@lewislukanc1354]

Has all that AND Rick might be one of the nicest guys in the industry.

[@thewriter2549]

Yes - thanks for adding that.

[@rogexpo9430]

Love all those mustangs. I hope to have one when I grow up but too late for that so maybe when I retire.

[@fordnut4914]

Lol

[@fishtacoguy]

I remember looking at a Boss 302 orange black stripe and black interior over in west Racine, Wisconsin parked behind a garage back in about 1989-1990. It had some rust on lower panels, but had original engine and was complete. Guy was asking about $3k, which for a 19 year old broke kid might as well have been $30k! I wonder if that car was ever saved...wished I had the cash...another "if only" story.

[@robkal56]

While an amazing collection, the owner Rick Parker is equally amazing. His love and knowledge of Mustangs and efforts to preserve and restore so many cars will be appreciated by future enthusiasts. Cars are a perishable commodity, requiring constant care.

[@IconicFitness505]

I know where there is a 1971 Ford Mach1 with a 429 super cobra jet engine in Española New Mexico

[@neilgipson4002]

Love Mustangs and Fairlanes your restored Mustangs look Great.

[@philliplopez8745]

Makes my mouth water , cylipso coral boss , a dream come true !

[@peterpeterson7784]

Wow, what a place. As an owner of a 1967 Mercury Cougar I can really admire the work that goes into running that business and the love of Mustangs they have. Now if I could only have that many Cougars. And I'm not picky, I would only need about half of them as big block cars.

[@chucksinger1916]

This is my idea of heaven! Awesome

[@johndool6567]

Jerry you must have done something right in the past life you blow me away watch m like dying and going heaven text me with all the stuff that you're finding I had 1962 through 1970 muscle GTOs cobras Corvettes 442 Super bees and roadrunners I worked in all of dealership says a lot boy when the trade-ins came in did send me to get tires put on I needed them when I brought them I'm 70 years old now and I want to buy one more muscle car before I die would appreciate some help in finding 1 so rebuilding one is my only option I never had a place to stall mine when I had them to help another guy out where you at text me when you find this stuff I go by wolf 🐺 Lynn Massachusetts thanks wonderful videos

[@MyWhishingWell]

Park em close and crawl out the window. He knows the story of each and every one of his baby stangs as he walks the garage.

[@LOGOASSASSIN]

Simply AWESOME. I've been to the Ford factory in Detroit and met Mrs Ford but I'd rather have visited this place instead.

[@motorman857]

Millions of dollars worth of cars that never get driven. More's the pity.

[@thewriter2549]

You think none of the cars get driven? Some do, and 18 are under restoration.

[@motorman857]

They have them jammed in there tighter than a clams ass. So it appears they never get driven or even worked on since they're only a couple inches apart.

[@testplanetband]

They do get driven, and most are for sale or in the process of restoration.

[@ericsessions6637]

Why do you call this a barn find? It’s someone’s collection, not an abandoned car found in a barn.

[@shawnoandrew]

Barn finds are found in barns, duh, lol.

[@williamhelton7037]

The cars were located in barns or were forgotten and stored away for years. before they were bought by the shop or sent to that shop. Got it figured out now???

[@wilharrison8883]

Holy mustang man..... The mustang Jesus..... Are there larger collections of Stang's anywhere?

[@captsaison9343]

Just a few miles east of Columbus, huh? Geez, I could drive up there in less than two hours. Had no idea this place existed until viewing this youtube spot.

[@jrallen5417]

Jackie’s smile is definitely a treasured barn find! 😁

[@robertsaiz3339]

My thoughts too! There is another video from 2020 when they are looking at a 66 Shelby field find. Jaquie's smile is gorgeous! Smokin!

[@jeremywolfe9881]

I think I just found my hero! My favorite years of mustang's and so many of them...wish I could afford one lol

[@kevinknasty420]

My dream is to have some just like this one day. I have 2 foxbody mustang's now.

[@rgile67]

So many good looking survivor cars in one place.

[@arncj18]

all those dream cars, and they're not flying off the shelf? wtf america, you have the money.

[@shawnjones7512]

The only thing I would put in the showroom would be an old glass style gas pump.

[@johndool6567]

Cobras I had a 69 428 mustang also 69 Ford Fairlane Cobra always wanted an AC cobra unobtainable to me and them days but I didn't miss much just wanted to straighten on my comment thanks wolf 🐺

[@seanmadill283]

If I win the lottery I will be getting in touch with Rick . Thanks Jerry !

[@noretreat151]

after watching, I had to lite up a cigarette and I don’t smoke

[@TJ-qz6hr]

I smoked about 10 cigarettes just watching this.

[@MyCrobar]

Great video, horrible audio. He was saying a lot of things I could barely hear/ understand. Maybe use mics next time?

[@thewriter2549]

Did not realize my new mic was directional - which most of the time was pointed at the speaker. To be fair, isn't the hard to hear audio a very small portion of the movie, like a few seconds here and there? Most of the time I have a professional mic pointed at the speaker.

[@daniellecrawford6933]

Cars would look better without that stupid fisheye lens

[@thewriter2549]

Sorry for that, I've gotten very mindful of that in the year or so since then.

[@05gtdriver]

To answer the question over the Pinto being a horse or a pony. The word pinto just means "painted", meaning a horse or pony(or anything really) that has a shade of color to it. In horses, it would signify an animal with two or more colors on it's coat :-)

[@kalevinieminen7742]

Wow, I watched in awe for a full 25 minutes, Amazing

[@fishfire_2999]

Yah me to , this place is out of control , freaks me out how 1 guy can be so organized .

[@markymark560]

Can I get a job here please.

[@robertstewart3086]

Not only am I impressed with this collection of Really Rare Bad ass Fords. Ricks Knowledge and memory of Each and Every car and the Current status they are in, Blows me away!! I Think My Personal favorite here would be the Early Burgundy Boss 9...Thanks great Video...

[@tallspaniard1]

This guy is Super Organized ... Those young guys are lucky to be working for a great Professional .... We are lucky that a few young guys are still working on these great machines !! Kudos to these amazing shop !!🥊👍

[@YankMyChain-1]

Guys like this make me so proud to be an American. Love the work your doing to keep these cars around for guys like me.

[@thewriter2549]

Absolutely

[@brendanturner9566]

What an egg