Million Dollar Junkyard for Sale, closed in 1979, full of rusty gold

[@Junkyardlife]

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[@brucegreg1859]

Like most people that have a Junkyard as a hobby, They waited 30 or 40 years to long to decide to sell. Now most way to far gone, lucky to get a few parts off each. I Bet there are 6 - 8 cars as whole that could be Restored, and if Done Right...Thats more money than the Car is worth. He needs to Re-think the Value of rough Parts Cars. Good luck!

[@Junkyardlife]

...or best offer. Somebody, somewhere in this big old world might give him a decent amount. Not you, huh? ;)

[@brianmauro-qh2rj]

Waited too long for all that to go to waste. I mean, what a waste I don’t care if you had 10 cars in the same kind of cars wouldn’t be worth it to put them together. Those cars are just too far gone.

[@michaeladamo1188]

This is a sin! I hate to say this but he may do better selling as scrap

[@michaeladamo1188]

At 56:33 that sticker was from pep boys

[@ThomasFurgason-j8u]

Very much agree everything is pretty much gone back to which it came from 😢

[@gregpiecuch3802]

Poor old guy is a dreamer. I wouldn't take any of those cars for free.

[@premiumcontent1381]

Well you are a fool!

[@kevinhoffman8214]

you have never looked for a couple parts to finish a restoration , I needed trim to finish a car and it was 10 an inch 30 yrs ago

[@Rusty_Dents]

Unfortunately, there is nothing but scrap there now. I would drive by places like this 40 years ago looking for parts, but the answer I usually got was "I'm going to do something with them one day". Sad part is, most of those cars are still sitting there completely rusted away. Good intentions, but no real plan to do anything with them. Thanks for the video

[@JonDraeger]

Yep, back before the internet, this is just how you fixed older cars. But now ... if I need an axle housing or a door, I check online. No snakes, no ticks, no tetanus, no dodgy propping up of rusty hulks ... and the detail parts like gauges and bezels are either reproduced or can be delivered to your doorstep from parts cars that haven't been rained into for 40 years. A beautiful place but not much left for those of us who do this kind of thing.

[@GMCTIM]

Grew up with an old guy like this, wouldnt sell a bolt from one! Old man passed son & Grandson junked it ALL ! A Dam Shame it was ! 😔

[@mattskustomkreations]

The best offer will have fewer zeros in it. I recommend doing a no reserve auction then scrap the rest.

[@benscovil]

bingo

[@jasonlusk838]

Auction salvage rights at the end.

[@carsnanidiot]

the cost of just moving it all will be very high. sorting all the metals blahblah

[@benscovil]

Unbelievable. His Dad in not selling anything for 40 years, and then him thinking the cars his father ruined are worth Hundreds of thousands of dollars. Sometimes I believe people holding onto cars are what kept them from being crushed long ago, but most of these cars are almost just as bad off now than if they had been crushed 40 years ago. It's truly sad to see this. He said he would give 6 months to get them all gone, well, think about the time and money it will take just to remove them from the property. It would take multiple months, working 40 hours a week, just to get them all gone. Have to cut down trees, have a rollback, oh, and the new owner would have to have their own place to put them all. Its just not going to happen. What I see happening, is if they truly want them all gone, he will have to give the cars away to a scrap yard if they can justify that the scrap value is higher than the amount of time and effort it will take to clear the property. What a sad headache and nightmare this man's father left his family to have to deal with. I knew a gentleman who had a huge outdoor collection of vehicles in PA, 300-400 cars, but he at least had a huge public auction and sold off everything that his family didnt want to keep before he passed away.

[@gregblack8550]

His dad did sell things of value like the caddy motor with 2 4bbls. Not much of value now .

[@bbo40]

there was a junkyard like this up behind where my wife grew up. Went there once or twice and when you asked about a price they would say "we're not one of those yards with a price list ! You show us what you want and then we can decide on a price" Usually it was way too high. The owner died and his family could not afford the taxes on the land so a developer bought it for dirt cheap and SCRAPPED every vehicle on the property !

[@waynephillips2972]

They are worth hundreds of thousands in steel prices alone

[@DavidSheetz-c4e]

This is a monumental job

[@DavidSheetz-c4e]

Read the comments they are spot on just an auction itself would be huge amount of work clearing trees etc

[@raybrensike42]

Back in the 70's junk yards were where you always went for parts when the parts stores said they could get the part in a week or so, because you needed the car for your job. The junk yard always had the part. There was always a car like yours there and most of them still had parts on them. They were a life saver.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Is that true?

[@MyWillypilly]

The problem with older cars now is that...parts only has value to the right person. I can't tell you the cars I see driving around that could benefit from a junkyard part here and there. Usually when they get to that , the owner doesn't give a shit anymore and doesn't have the know how to do anything.

[@jasonduke3608]

​@@MyWillypilly You are so right. My dad died kinda quick back in '19. He had 2 homes one had a really big barn chock full of cars, jeeps all kinds of parts and tools. I could'nt afford to buy the cars off of my sisters share. My job was to sell as much as I could. Just the time posting stuff, I lived 500 miles from this place, time to get there go through stuff throw out junk etc. It was a monumental task for 1 guy. I could'nt get anyone to help me. Anyways i had plenty of prospects contact me. The house is in the most northern part of Michigan's upper peninsula. People would whine about how far it was from them blah blah. Anyways my dads dying wish to me was to clear out as much as I can for me. My sisters could care less how much I got. I have a '24 enclosed car trailer. I made 2 trips getting the things I wanted filling that trailer front to back floor to ceiling and it still looked like I didn't make a dent. Anyways I lost my ass selling things a few cars my dad had he spent many thousands of dollars went for just a few thousand a piece. The money we used for expenses we were trying to get things buttoned up because taxes are extremely expensive there. Covid was eveyones excuse for people to rip me off. This poor guy has a real delema on his hands. Like everyone else here says about a public auction thats the best idea I believe. Hope he makes some money!

[@MyWillypilly]

@@jasonduke3608 People in the salvage business better rethink prices before it's too late. I junked a running , driving car with good tires because nobody wanted it. That was two years ago. I could have got more miles from it, but nobody from the junkyard was going to sell me parts. Fruck, I was done . It didn't help that insurance company wanted too many $ to insure it on my current policy.

[@mph5896]

It's still like that today at the u pull yards. Car-part also categorized it nice and clean so people can sort by mileage/price and its a full service part removed. Much better system instead of the old days of mucking through a mud pit. Plus the old timers thought they had gold. I remember bidding against a scrapper for a 1995 Caprice police car back in about 2000. Car had a bad trans, he paid $1600 for it. It sat at his "do not touch" cars for 15+ years. I drove by the other day, yard is cleared out, and property is used for semi truck parking.

[@rickpell3791]

I couldn't continue watching after 5 minutes, total scrap!

[@MidnightinSavannah]

same here. That old man is a dreamer.

[@bruceplumisto]

He may have some trim pieces he could sell.

[@Ol_Dude_Macabre]

Watches Barrett Jackson once… 1 MILLLLION dollars Unfortunately old timer waited to long to sell. It’s beyond salvage. Scrap at this point 😢 Plus the cost to move all of it in this economy 😵‍💫 sheeew Colossal task..

[@hotrodsneverdie]

His best bet would be to have the crusher come in and clean that place up. Cherry pick the few good cars and put them for sale on marketplace.

[@Rav_4_Guy]

That price tag is the sentimental value sadly

[@cliffsmash4063]

Sentimental doesn’t have a price I think Rick from pawn stars said once Sentimental doesn’t always me valuable to a buisiness man

[@joshriver75]

​@@cliffsmash4063Everything has a price...it is sometimes outside of reality.

[@nobiden3134]

It's quite insulting really..

[@RobertCWarwick]

I didn't see one usable panel or interior in the whole video. Looks like a giant scrap job.

[@PaulFaughn-i6d]

Someone can’t do body work

[@UberLummox]

A few, not many.

[@PaulFaughn-i6d]

@@thelasthope9673 bc you know nothing about classic cars🫵😭

[@PaulFaughn-i6d]

@@thelasthope9673 bc you know nothing about classic cars🫵😭

[@jamesmedina2119]

​@@PaulFaughn-i6dyou have to have good metal to weld to! I'd bet the floors in 95% of those vehicles are gone.

[@JakeHopkinz]

I drove by this exact spot everyday for work and noticed all the old cars out there, then I look up and seen this video!!

[@mitchstaff8281]

You'd have to either buy or lease the land in order to do it right. It would cost a million to move all that crap.

[@jamesmedina2119]

Bring in a crusher

[@wsbill14224]

Almost all those cars are beyond restoration. Use your eyes. Too little too late.

[@davidlarson9975]

Try to pull "any " of those cars out of there and they will break in half. Frames rusted out, the lower half missing. Floors and rockers gone. Any decent parts long sold. Lots of fun to look at. He'd be better off charging admission. A junk yard theme park.

[@vm722]

A junk yard in the woods . its like a graveyard The leaves are like metal eating termites. Not much good out there

[@a1fla]

most should buff out with some 3m polishing compound 😂😂😂

[@justinottenbacher8369]

@Mrgoodpliers calls those termites the "Tin Worms"

[@norbertkimar4698]

Looks like the "Million Dollar..." value is the title of the video, and the cars sadly will be scrapped.

[@dentalcare1]

He needs to pay someone 100k to scrap all those cars.

[@SamJone-n8u]

The scrap yards got better cars on there yard then this. 😂…

[@claytonbubblecheeks30]

lets not forget about the cost of moving all of that junk

[@kennethcrawford-up1on]

That man is dreaming. I dont think the value of the scrap would be enough to cover hauling the stuff off to recycler.

[@Trenton-vh7so]

It is sad all of the negative comments from people. Yes, it is unlikely someone will buy it all for that kind of money. Although it is a very neat place to see on video and I’m sure in person. Being in the business, I see lots and lots of parts that could be salvaged still to this day. You can really tell who the true old car guys are by the comments on here. The rest are just clueless. Regardless of condition there is history here, not just simply scrap metal.

[@RyanJBuell27]

I agree. My family owns a demolition company and my dad is a car guy. I would give him $8,250 and try and save 1/3 of the vehicles to be transported to a new location and the rest unfortunately would be scrap

[@RazzN513-ip6xe]

Be real. A buyer wants these to make money. Not history.

[@SurnaturalM]

I would buy the land, but scrap the cars. We're not all hoarders.

[@paulcoenen7918]

​@@RyanJBuell27 8,250 ? Pretty sure that's a long way from a million.

[@RyanJBuell27]

@@paulcoenen7918 yes, you are correct. That’s just what I can realistically offer

[@kentclegg4776]

No way someone is going to pay a million bucks, the contents of this yard have been severely neglected, most barely even parts cars. The owners best chance at getting much of anything is to have an auction. The logistics nightmare, liability and cost to move all of this junk far outweighs what little monetary value of the mere handful of vehicles that may be able to be saved. Another prime example of the "I know what I got" mentality. What a waste!

[@andhotrodshop]

Ok speaking from experience, we get asked to clean up estates like this all the time. One we had to remove cars from in a week, lots of the cars broke apart when pulled being sunk in the ground. We had an excavator for moving trees and cars, semi truck for moving cars off property and dump truck for small pieces. Only 2 cars lived on, I paid for semi truck, dump truck and excavator for a week and only had $1500 profit left over for a weeks work. Sad by all the cars in this video will get scrapped. A lot could be rat rod parts but some to far for that

[@Max-je7qd]

He's selling these cars as if they just rolled off of the showroom floor.

[@christolbert4628]

He should have sold them for scrap when it was 15 cents a pound.

[@brianmauro-qh2rj]

He’ll end up doing the old car city photography stuff that’s about all that worth pictures. Some of that stainless steel trim stuff maybe but a lot of companies don’t make all that stuff brand new. Just go with the crusher do your thing.

[@robertwood6439]

Scrap

[@corwinkulus7281]

A lot of you either didn’t watch the whole video or don’t know how to work on cars, at 6-7 mins I see about 5 cars with resto work done could sell total for around 500-600k and that’s just 5 cars, sure the haggle is a lot and moving it costs more $ but that’s why he said at the beginning the price can be negotiated 500k-700k for this would be a okay deal

[@jimmydavis6254]

This guy is dreaming...he should have sold everything 40 years ago, now most of the cars are too rough to save...all of those leaves hold moisture and rot them out... time to roll in the portable car crusher.

[@Junkyardlife]

They weren't his to sell. His dad owned the place up until he passed a few years ago. Sometimes you gotta play the hand you are dealt.

[@dickdomain719]

40 years ago most of it wasn't worth much. In 1985 I had a nice 64 Chevelle SS conv. that had some chassis rot and the most I could for it at the time was $175.00 plus a nice 61 bubble top Impala with no engine and minor floor rot I ended giving away because it didn't sell even for $150.00. These cars started to climb in value in the last 25 years.

[@yeahright302]

@@Junkyardlife yup its very sad for sure what happen to the cars.now this old guy thinks he got gold and they will rot away just like his dad did until he dies,then the next person will prob just junk them!!!sad but true!!

[@enjoythesho1992]

Most of these cars 40 years ago was just old cars kinda how 90s cars are today he wouldn't Have got much for them 40 years ago alot of these cars are rare now some of thre obscure stuff are expensive to find parts for I've seen front grills sale for a couple grand

[@Wootangtw]

@@Junkyardlifethat’s very true…

[@LostLegendsGarage]

Every barn find feels like history coming back to life. Love your work! 22:23

[@stephendubuque4429]

I like how he carefully parked them right in a tree

[@nunyabuziness8421]

I can't stand hoarders that don't at least keep all the leaves off the cars and keep them from rotting most of them cars aren't worth what they could be. I estimate about $50,000 Max for what is left he should just hire a mobile Crusher and get rid of it all for scrap value

[@daleestep9518]

No way is that stuff worth a million dollars just the work alone to get that moved unless you have moved a lot of cars out of the woods and areas like this you have no idea the amount of work an equipment it's going to take

[@cashtalks6253]

I was thinking the same. 1 mil??? Wtf is he smoking?😂

[@jameswhite2198]

Imagine how good a shape it was all in in 1979

[@RichardCroft]

My daddy always said “ If your gonna dream , DREAM BIG” Sad to see old cars being reclaimed by the land . That was a field turned forest in 50 years

[@vart7767]

There was car I tried to buy a bunch of times but couldn't get the deal done and now that vehicle is trash after 30 years of sitting so what good did it to wait? Same thing here!

[@Tony-el2oi]

Should be a museum ,,,it's not worth anything , but reminiscing is always fun . I was raised in a junkyard in chartuckey Michigan,,,fun times

[@jeanlawson9133]

My late Pop's drove those Renault back and forth to the Coal Mine in the hills of Virginia...he had two of them...

[@michelle-lz8tg]

it's nice that places like this still exist...those parts need to be salvaged soon before it is impossible.

[@paulcoenen7918]

Opps too late.😮

[@dnrdufty]

Seen a place like this in huron county mich. The brothers had 100s of classic cars and trucks. Now it's a big pile of rust. Someday the portable crusher will be paying a visit

[@BigHatsince98]

Makes you sick to look at now. What does this guy think is going to be done with them now? There's nothing left to work with.

[@joejoe-qn4hu]

Unfortunately it's way too late on what is there. Unless there's a Thunderbolt a Yenko or Hemi convertible there you may have a few thousand dollars in scrap metal. Wish them luck on the sale.

[@stevebondeson2852]

I worked at a yard like that . By the time they had an auction the only good parts were the ones stored in buildings . 95% of everything outside was scrap .

[@mph5896]

Glass and trim. Thats about anything left of value.

[@GorillaCookies]

After watching the entire video ive come to the conclusion that the old boy who thinks those rotted , wrecked and stripped 4 door mavericks , impalas and rambler wagons are worth a million dollars is higher than giraffe lips ! There is no real highly desirable vehicle that I noticed and anything that would have had any potential interest from builders and collectors like myself is far too gone to be worth any effort or consideration. Theres literally nothing in this wrecking yard that i or the majority of car guys in general would find worth any effort. Its all just junk ready to be crushed and sold as scrap . Theres nothing there

[@MissX905]

I stopped watching after 15 mins lol

[@JonDraeger]

It's sad for the family. You would do well to give any of it away as anything more than scrap. Maybe they could do a well-advertised pick-and-pull month for those last useful pieces.

[@barrypeters3578]

It takes a special kind of person to buy a new Thunderbird and beceause of mechanical issues park it in the woods to get the pleasure of watching it rot ! 😮

[@davesrvchannel4717]

Considering cost in moving cars and land doesn’t go. He would be extremely lucky to get $200,000. The buyer has to make money too. His best option is to open up the lot himself and risk losing a taillight to a thief and hope to sell a door or windshield a day

[@FrankHampton-yv3dy]

Nice cars, I could spend a week touring that place, several I would love to buy👍

[@tomchandler-gb3qj]

Those cars are keeping this guys mind sharp

[@briananderson3801]

Im glad people can dream , ,,,it would take 6 months just to clear the trees ,,,and the cost would out weigh the prize ,,,,GOOD LUCK BUD

[@RockwithAj]

I understand attachment to things and legacies but at the same time you need to know when to let go. He waited 30 years to long. Its the shows that people watch and think I’m sitting on gold because they still see the sentimental value and what the once was. But that only goes so far at the end of the day. I tried really hard to buy three Nova’s back when I was younger. Two at the same house and another by itself. 66-65 and a 69. All in great condition. After 15 years past I got a call from the 69 and I ran to it. It was totally rotted out. The old gentleman said I can see the pain in your eyes son. What’s ya thinking. I just said it like it was , sir you waited so long that it’s gone and I seen it when it was still running. I could have done something with it. He agreed and gave it to me. I made a video the whole way from his house to junkyard to the crusher.

[@sts.556]

1 MILLION and we come down from there , i like this guy , maybe 30 years ago prolly save something there , all gone now looks like

[@shawnchartrandva3gfy720]

well done who ever put this video together well done.

[@RickyFields-u5i]

Truly a junk yard

[@steveraus3495]

For $1M that would be 1000 $1000 cars. I didn't see 1000 cars here, and very few that would be worth $1000. He's dreaming.

[@jimthomas1989]

It's a twisted, wrecked , jacked up , Rusted , broken glass , parts missing ,Rat infested , parts you could never find , pile of iron ore !

[@libertysgarage8411]

Very cool video and tour! Sadly, majority of these are too far gone and either scrap or cut into wall art/furniture. There's definitely some valuable parts out there though. Huge and expensive undertaking on top of buying them out. Best of luck!

[@italktoplanetsbaby]

"See any treasures?" No. Nothing worth saving. That's a true JUNKyard. Scrap it all

[@sundown...7718]

His best bet is a huge Auction ... let bidders flush out the good and let the scrappers bid on whats left over for one money 💰

[@101495J]

I agree with a prior comment. Best thing to do is a no reserve auction and then have someone come to scrap. There might still be some good parts and a few good cars to restore but this is a goldmine for Garage Art seekers. Still might make decent money but maybe not what he's expecting.

[@ronniechapman8315]

Just imagine walking though this yard in this mans eyes i can understand the value is no longer there but man the memories he bas they are priceless

[@tellysavalas2966]

Wow, theyre rough AND beat up AND picked through! Some parts added to scrap value, plus the scrapper has to get a margin out off it as well. 350-500 for each unit plus 10k then that might work out! At best...

[@burtmichaels2676]

The work it's gonna take to get em all out. I'd say 100 a car and you still won't break even

[@justinottenbacher8369]

Alabama is a humid state for the most part which is not conducive for storing cars especially when they're covered in leaves. Try and move one of those cars and it'll become a Slinky.

[@krazzykiller1]

He needs to auction that junk. There's plenty of people with more money then brains but there only gonna buy one or two at a time.

[@darrylowens9298]

I love old people and old junk yards but this guy is very wrong on the price of theses vehicles. They’ve been setting there right down on the ground plus they are covered in leaves which hood even more water. I’d say most of it needs to go to the crusher.

[@mikecresho6546]

Call the crusher !!!! Those cars would be hard to move without breaking apart, it's a real shame they waited so long to sell them. Maybe some stainless trim is salvageable but that's about it

[@tedcruz6059]

I'll take all the pine needles for $100,000 if you will count them.

[@matzrat5006]

Lots of rust, but no gold..

[@chrisanderson9856]

Unfortunately, all that is salvageable is the glass and some trim from these cars. I bet 30 years ago it would have been great.

[@MissX905]

The guy is dreaming if he thinks those rusted craps of heap are anywhere near worth $1M. You would go to drag them out and the cars/trucks would just disintegrate lol

[@williamnogle6711]

Dennis Collins would love this place.

[@robwood8201]

Sitting sunk in the ground all those frames are absolutely shot!!

[@MrRkrug]

I feel so much better about the 2 junkers I have on my property.

[@paulcoenen7918]

Why?

[@darrendavis9949]

You know my Dad used to say just because its old don't mean its worth a lot seem to me from what i seen in the video he just has a lot of old stuff but i wish him all the luck in the world

[@SurnaturalM]

I'm a part-time antique evaluator, (certified) and I always say that rare or old don't mean valuable.

[@ryanmills7986]

even at a fifth of asking price you're overcharging

[@jnorth5689]

The land has the value not all that junk. It would cost a fortune to move it all. But the property value would triple.

[@Fljeff7]

At this point in time just make it a vintage pick and pull. Or do by appointment only and sell what you can off of them

[@geronimohightower5202]

I think he's got a better chance at selling those bottles before he does those cars as a whole. I think others have nailed what's gonna happen. He'll pass one day and his family will have it all junked. He's holding onto memories, which are priceless to him. He's just throwing a crazy number out there because he knows no one will give it to him. But, now he can justify that he "tried to save them". Unfortunately, maybe 10% of that is worth anything, while the rest lost complete value/worth over the last 45 years of direct weathering.

[@alanmeyers3957]

Well said.

[@ImNotHereToArgueFacts]

No inventory list, much less an estimate of quantity? 200 junk cars w/o engines for $1,000,000= $5k each and need to be dug out and trailered away in 6 months (1+/day) Asking a little much for junk left out to rot/rust away

[@norbertkimar4698]

Yup "million dollar.." is always a great title of videos, and then the comments are only negative pessimism because this video is like a walktour in a worthless graveyard and it's maybe a project for a scrapping business.. And the owner is rich and those have to worry who watched the video..

[@Wootangtw]

Wow that’s sad to see all those old classics ruined…

[@AngelaWest-if5ko]

I used to love walking through junkyards even if I didn’t need anything.

[@paulcoenen7918]

There was always change under the back seats. 😂 Heck one time I found a whole bag full change.

[@57Banjoman]

We had a property near us, like this, in Ohio-Camaros, Mustangs, Chevelles, many of them convertibles, all rusted into the ground and totally worthless. The owner left a huge clean up responsibility -sad :(

[@ClassicBarnHunters]

[16:36] 😊I’m always in awe of your barn finds. So inspiring!

[@robertvance1873]

A lot of people out there with projects sitting waiting for parts They can't get anymore that would kill to get in there.

[@vart7767]

I called junk yard about 35 years ago about a 351 intake after I went to buy it the owner showed it to me and then told me it wasn't for sale probally still has it waiting on the big payoff that never happened!

[@CletusTJudd]

I look at it from this aspect of old car motoring. How many 4 door cars do you see at your local Cars & Coffee? In this video 90% are 4 doors. Much less that they are so far gone. Like most comments, should have sold 20 years ago.

[@leesconstruction6979]

As a car guy since birth it hurts me to see all those cars and trucks have rotten to unusable condition. Very few useable parts. So sad

[@Mr.wilson949]

You would spend more money on those rust buckets than what they are worth. A million dollars? I was wondering how much he'd pay me to haul them off. Thanks fur the video.

[@AngelaWest-if5ko]

The sad music made watching these old cars even harder. All or nothing means that they will probably keep them. That’s a tall task.

[@JasonpSkinner-yi9oz]

Dam I'm a car guy looks like a 30,000 dollar crush job I did see a 64or 65 c10 at the beginning of your video I'd be interested in good luck friend with your million dollar sale 😮

[@chuckwhitson654]

🎉but thank you for the trip. Love all junkyards. I don't like misleading thumbnails

[@norbertkimar4698]

Yup as always the magic million dollar is a clickbait,

[@rubinbrown8142]

When he closed in the 70's is when he should have sold them

[@Miakel]

There is salvagable parts here, definitely some good finds to be had, but damn a lot are too far gone.

[@Chris-bz6wl]

Waited too long unfortunately, they’re beyond long gone.

[@caryz2014]

Those cars are junk. Nothing left on them. So sad all these old people hoarded all these old cars to rot.

[@MissX905]

True what was the sense in hoarding them just to sit and rust/rot away like that? All they are now are heaps of junk with a capital J

[@MarkScheid-tf6kz]

The other thing people are mentioning, in addition to it all being rusted and too far gone...it's been picked over for decades as a junkyard. So almost every car is missing 25% of it. Makes what little value might be there be almost zero. Sad. Agree that it would have been cool to see it in the 70's.

[@cubakojak]

Min. 36.10. This is a german Ford Taunus 15m DeLuxe, 1955-1959. And 1.02 This is a Simca 1000, early Modell.

[@BrendaMurray-p4f]

ran a small body shop 1974. but the junk man had the fat wallet ! so i started buying junk cars ,putting them on my family farm. fast forward 50 yrs. and who knows how many hundreds of cars later i am down to 3o units pure rust but still got old parts. northern ky.

[@malcolmcapps8816]

I haven't seen anything that I would want.

[@paulrussell-f2m]

Hate to say it but its a mobile crusher job. By the time you've paid the crew to sort it all out you may come away $ 300 a car on average and only because them dinosaurs are so heavy .

[@JKent-ry9yg]

I have been thinking about going into the scrap metal business. Looks like $1,000 to me.

[@FJL]

The volume of commercials on this video makes it torture to watch!

[@alanmeyers3957]

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[@johnmulligan7853]

These are mostly parts cars and many dont even make that standard there beyond repair think there just throwing mud at the wall see if it sticks great named car shame about condition of them

[@slaviolovato1797]

I want to know how he came up with that price tag? I dont think all these cars plus the property would be anywhere near $1,000,000.