Predator's ABANDONED House With Everything Left! (1970s Time Capsule!)

[@AlexRamirez-vz1vj]

That fire truck deserves to be restored... so beautiful

[@AffirmedPie]

Looks to be a late 50s early 60s the department I volunteer at has an all original 65’ Chevy fire truck. The first fire truck my department bought new. Doesn’t even have 10k miles on it. I want them to keep it but they insist on selling it for space for a new truck.

[@Jager_and_his_88_Mafia]

BROO I KNOWW RIGHT SHE'S SO BEAUTIFUL SHE REALLY NEEDS TO BE FIXED DUDE I WOULD LOVE TO JUST GO UP THERE AND GRAB THAT TRUCK AND FIX IT IT LOOKS SO PERFECT IT IS ALMOST IN PERFECT CONDITION DUDE IT'S SO NICE

[@7.62-Luv]

my grandpa has one just like it in his junkyard

[@verrettlasatt7909]

Thats one awesome old truck.Don't think i've ever seen anything quite like it

[@G00B_K1NG]

Well WD Detailing would help that

[@Me-oz5vz]

Damn back then one guy could afford all of this and not be considered wealthy just normal. I hate it here these days lmao

[@richardrose9943]

That generation are the ones who sold us

[@69pepe420]

yeah he was poor back then but we'd consider him wealthy

[@MrSavageDOESITALL]

Not at all, stop making stuff about a time period u were not a part of. They had homeless people with lower technology back then

[@Smoof101]

@@MrSavageDOESITALLrelax a bit buddy 😂 sheesh

[@MrSavageDOESITALL]

​@Smoof101 lolololol I had a point tho. And from someone who used to smoke squares back in the day too, domt br doing that homie a good jay or schnap of the green is all ya need lol

[@lj.lenthousiaste]

it blows my mind that abandoned houses can still be this mint, and not trashed by troublemakers. Thank you for the visit!

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Probably after the video someone will find it considering the title of the video sadly

[@UnlicensedOkie]

I live in a tiny town. There’s a house that sat vacant for 7 years because the occupant was doing time in prison. Everything was left exactly how he left it. Aside from the back door being broken, because some neighborhood teens would get into the house for whatever reason, everything was in really good shape. I currently own the house, and lived there for 10 years.

[@benkrauz725]

I dont understand how the bank didn't take it for not paying mortgage or even if it was paid off somone had to pay the property tax or it would have been sold

[@BuddyTheWolfYT]

White neighborhood, that's why

[@richardjames2721]

Not in my area we left our house for a month to go help take care of my wife's mom when we got back home our house was ransacked

[@IndianalandFishing]

Wow. Predator left to go fight Arnold Schwarzenegger in Vietnam and didn’t return. House was left untouched. So cool.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

👋🤣👍

[@georgewashington3393]

Predator takes place in Central America numbnuts...🙄

[@Joehatrix]

LMFAO really good 👏🏼

[@jess4metoo]

Took me a second. Very clever!😂

[@joedirt3563]

I bet the predator is a democrat to.

[@soupsandwich8940]

I get the impression that the house once belonged to his parents and he never changed anything and never left home.

[@celuiquipeut6527]

That "predator" clearly had mental issues and kept everything has is parents did.

[@lucasrlawson]

Looks like a single man from the 70s through and through to me. I see no sign of this belonging to his parents

[@jdakins4843]

@@lucasrlawson agree, the penthouse & playboy mags in the boxes made me think more “underage girls” than parents.

[@shabadoo24]

Vehicles deserve to be saved

[@JP-vs1ys]

not if a pedo has been in it. yuck.

[@Leylandcars123]

Yes,espessally that type 62

[@rudyferrell]

So does that bottle of crown royal.....

[@RIP_SLIME_Official]

​@@rudyferrell you are a wise man

[@ceses6526]

damn right

[@SCRB1GR3D98]

Those old chevy vikings are quite rare. That fire truck is awesome. You just do not see them anymore

[@claylyons6447]

Agreed. Its either a '58 or '59.

[@T.Tuxedo]

Vikings are cool! They were here first...sailed across and into N. America through Greenland. They are the TRUE "indigenous Americans"..

[@ghostinng274]

Desperately needs saving. Like right now.

[@T.Tuxedo]

@@SCRB1GR3D98 Vikings are awesome. We were here first.

[@kingboo5191]

@@claylyons6447 It's a '59 going off the trim, beautiful trucks!

[@teresaselby6455]

That kitchen especially has 70’s vibes. That fire truck needs restored and put in a museum.

[@whyamihereimatthestart8444]

not a museum maybe private colection

[@Nationof300]

Nah it needs to be restored and driven! Museum cars are stupid anyway it’s meant to be on the road

[@jackm6307]

As a whole, this has Fallout written all over it.

[@Shifty1940]

Especially the 2004 can of Miller Lite

[@PANZERFAUST90]

'70s* restoration*

[@gabrielleg.1347]

Mold expert here- y’all NEED to get respirators and wear them when you go into houses like this. The level of mold you are exposing yourself to is dangerous, not to mention likely asbestos and potential lead as well. It will absolutely affect your health in those high levels. I would wear booties over your shoes that you dispose afterwards and shower off and wash and change your clothes as soon as you get home. Be safe and have fun!

[@aliciaclark234]

Agree 100%. I reflexively held my breath when they opened the freezer.

[@brandonmills2168]

Asbestos and lead are only a problem if you are disturbing it. The mold is all you have to worry about, and it’s definitely very dangerous. Do not go moving around drywall, banging on the walls or punching holes in the walls or the abestos and lead will absolutely be an issue.

[@theangryaustralian7624]

Is it mold or mould

[@pyrettablaze0414]

@@theangryaustralian7624 Mould is like “ the molding on a door” or “ to make a Mould of” Mold is “ look at all the green mold on that bread” I guess it’s also the variant of location…. UK’ers use Mould ~ while USA’ers use mold. Now I’m confused 😂

[@hughmungus8320]

Mold expert 💀

[@KingBOOM1]

It was like looking back into my childhood! I'm 60 years old now so thank you guys!

[@lindavaughn6782]

Agreed, I'm 66 and I kept thinking this could be my parents house. :)

[@justinrypstra1643]

Some people call it stealing I call it salvage, that stuff NEEDS to be saved before that house caves in.

[@TheRealTobeysAviation]

My house is built in the early 1900s it hasn't caved in yet

[@Altchannel2988]

@@TheRealTobeysAviation that's because its being lived in and is being actively maintained. these old houses have no ventilation and the roofs rot out and the boards rot

[@justinrypstra1643]

@TheRealNZAviation You kinda missed the point. Your house is lived in and taken care of, did you watch video? That place is rotting.

[@johnnyredux4019]

Agreed. Abandoned is fair game.

[@Areaoverload]

It's stealing, you are just trying to make yourself feel better about being a moron.

[@slippedknot2001]

Regardless of what the owner did or why it's been left abandoned, there's something deeply saddening about made beds, closets and drawers full of folded laundry and other items laying where they were last put waiting for someone who never came back

[@eknoke01]

It’s always sad to see someone’s personal things left untouched as they had left them. Clothes still hanging in closets and things that were important to them left to the mercy of Mother Nature and the elements. Kind of like no one cared enough to collect their personal things or they had no value to anyone other than the person who owned them. It’s a glimpse into someone’s life and it was someone’s home where they spent a good amount of their time. That’s what makes it sort of sad. Kind of like none of it mattered much. It seems like a reflection of society and people who don’t have family to care about their effects once they are no longer around.

[@KevJ1247]

I haven't made my bed in over 22 years. No one sees it 😮😂

[@JohnyAnderson-hk2nj]

​@@eknoke01sa damn true man legit makes me tear up an I don't even know him I'm just so happy I got a family and good mom I legit pray for people that are alone and have no one 🙏

[@sic-n-tiredtired4273]

Sorry I don't feel the same about PEDOPHILES wich this guy was from what there saying.

[@garybburchill570]

@@sic-n-tiredtired4273 hi i like to hear some real proof , anybody know about guy? not just talk.

[@marcelmallory2761]

Michelob Ultra in the fridge debuted in 2002.... The Popular Mechanics magazine was from Feb, 1999

[@AnnoyedMonarchButterfly-pr7vq]

Nascar sign also

[@dwclifton11]

Ya a lot of stuff in this house was from the 90s. This guy is really confused

[@Beatlemania202]

Chuck e cheese sticker on the fridge is from 1993 as well, this house must've been abandoned in the early 2000s

[@quintenmcfarland2300]

@@dwclifton11if you listen within the first 10 seconds of the video starting he said the house was built in the 70s and abandoned sometime between 2008-2013 meaning it’s only been vacant for about 10-15 years

[@VegitoBlackityBlack]

That Miller lite poster is from the '90s with that guy on there who was a race car driver in the '90s.

[@Djuztin]

Man this house has so so much stuff worth saving. What a shame to see those cars like that

[@DustyLambert]

“Look at all the controls on this thing!” *has one lever*

[@Cdemed350]

I'm guessing a single old timer who probably came to rest a few years after the 2000s owned it. Likely no family, never really updated his home. Glad to see, place hasn't been vandalized and plundered. It's a shame no family took care of property. Don't know about Cadillac outback, but the Chevy Fire, possibly 41ish Chevy behind that, and definitely what looks like Oldsmobile in garage could fetch a price. I'm sure a lot of those hubcaps would be sought-after. He had a few collectibles around the house ,and could probably fill a large (possibly a 40 yd dumpster) with just misc junk, appliances and typewriters for scrap alone. That really old fridge probably works. Wanna thank you for your content and flashback to the past. Take care and be safe venturing on and into properties.

[@AaronBrunt-x7u]

You are the only other person that recognized that it wad a caddy out the back i so badly wana see the weeds be pulled of it

[@hughiemaceachern5282]

Surprised no one hasn't took them cars

[@blacktiger995]

the guy was a child predator thats why everything was left the way it is, because he went to prison

[@Андрей-д1п1р]

Хоть один умный ответ , который вносит ясность , почему всё так ​@@blacktiger995

[@AspieGoldzilla]

@@blacktiger995 No It Was alein

[@WilliamCollins-p5q]

The old car in the green vines is a caddy..

[@40intrepid]

'58'

[@schnutchie]

It is a 1963 or '64 Caddy.

[@goodtimefolkrock]

correct ​@@schnutchie

[@elaineewalt8137]

'63 Caddy, but covered so much can't tell if it's a coupe or sedan. And fine lookin' '40 Chevy! And I the truck was a '58 or '59. Cool finds! ❤

[@WilliamCollins-p5q]

If you look closely you'll see 1959

[@jk-76]

The siren on that firetruck is VALUABLE!

[@Drewsky840]

The while fire truck is valuable

[@tigershark4469]

if you steal it, that's disrespectful

[@jk-76]

@@tigershark4469 Who said anything like that?

[@laluna2124]

@@tigershark4469 You can't steal from someone who's dead

[@TehOneTrewIdjut]

@@laluna2124 yeah when I die, y’all take whatever my family leaves behind. I don’t give a damn. It’s over for me.

[@malachismith1561]

That Chevy Viking! Beautiful rare truck! Who else wanted him to look at the mail and see who lived their

[@redbaron474]

The downside to that would be that everyone would know where the place is and it WOULD wind up getting looted and vandalized.

[@pyrettablaze0414]

@@redbaron474 True.

[@Buttermilkjug]

@@CoertValentine I wouldn't agree with that~

[@outofbody6797]

sees one lever " look at all the controls on this thing" love it lol

[@Dolphins_arent_Real]

Id love to see that Viking restored and fired up again, pretty rare trucks to find nowadays.

[@scottbivins4051]

For once a house hunter who cares about Auto-History. I appreciate that you appreciate the fire truck.

[@JohnWerner-ze7kk]

That was the best coolest time capsule ever. That's a gold mine. Wow!

[@veefour57]

Those ladders in the bedroom could be for cats to climb up/play on. I saw a pet food bowl on the kitchen floor so it's a possibility?

[@MackBananas]

At 12:20, there is a Boy Scouts of America garrison cap. So we can assume one of two things. He was either was a Boy scout in his younger years or more concerning, he was a scoutmaster in a local troop before his imprisonment

[@tinkerstrade3553]

I'm 70+, so I recognize a lot in there y'all didn't notice. I would love to have that property. I could spend a great year or two just salvaging and organizing the good stuff. Plus the vehicles.😮

[@ButterfatFarms]

You know you want that Jim Croce 8 track and the Saturday Night Fever LP. 😂

[@tinkerstrade3553]

@ButterfatFarms Hell Yes! And I'll keep an eye out for old metal signs and glass doorknobs.🤣

[@moo-vl7yu]

Saw a very similar to my dresser in the basement. And lots more

[@mac11380]

See if you can find out where it is, it may be up for tax sale by now.

[@Daniela-Christianson]

​@@mac11380May be Atlanta or suburbs? GA Bulldogs bottle, Zoo Atlanta, and Falcons sticker.

[@petercermak4095]

First, Hi Big Banxs! Definitely a Chevy collector and Nascar fan. Half that stuff needs to be saved and put in collections. Guys pay $$$ to have original items in their man caves. I agree with others, save the vehicles. Call VGG and have Derek save the Caddy! This house has all the original 1973 features, except the GFIC outlet. That was added later. I wonder why the county hasn't stepped in to save this property. Txs for the vid. You guys are brave to open up that fridge.

[@PHUCKyoutube689]

From another post by someone who lived next door he still owns it and pays a fine to the city to leave it in this condition, so it technically isn't abandoned, it's still claimed property. It sounds like he was a perv that had issues with the neighbors (not sure if perv related or all the vehicles I guess he had) so he moved but kept the house and let it go the hell as a big FU to the neighborhood.

[@dwilloughby13]

He seemed pretty organized, everything had it's place, that jukebox was way cool, it must have been a nice little place back then

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

0:57 the license plate says it’s registered as a local vehicle ? Someone should try an reach out to the local fire department and have it restored, surely there can’t be many of them just lying around in as good as condition as this one is in. Shame it’s just rotting away 🤦‍♂️

[@alexisdupree866]

Not if he owned it

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

@@alexisdupree866if my Aunt had a 🍆 she’d be my uncle.

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

@@alexisdupree866 Also, that’s not entirely true. There’s a thing called abandonment/forfeiture …. He can’t just leave all that there for as long as he wants, eventually over time either the city or the bank will take all of it & there will be nothing he can do about it…. Those property taxes most likely aren’t getting paid if he’s in jail .. 🤦‍♂️

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

@@alexisdupree866 if my Aunt had a 🍆 then she’d be my Uncle. “If” this “if” that 👀

[@tracker5849]

Why are you trespassing INSIDE his home

[@SubjectDelta20]

I like the predators centerpiece fridge magnet, *"I belong in the Zoo"* The irony.

[@hooptyfilm]

The Chuck E. Cheese one was a nice touch... Makes you wonder...

[@kilianconn5091]

You don't know what irony means.

[@catm2454]

And a child care magnet lol

[@hisaceinthehole3426]

A self aware freak. go figure. or flaunting while hiding in plain sight. whose to say?

[@kman-mi7su]

I'll bet 20 bucks if you plugged in those old fridges they would still work. Appliances back then were made to last. Shame the house was left to sit and go to pot. It could be refurbished depending on how structurally sound it is. It would be awesome to see some family get it and give a new positive life. There is some money in some of the vehicles and items in the house that could go towards a renovation.

[@imperialhonorguard1483]

YEAH THATS WHAT MY MOM SAYS

[@AC-io8qs]

Whoa there slugger

[@DuntovKlincker]

That tv too, Ive salvaged MUCH older stuff from an old farmhouse a family member bought. A couple early 50's kelvinators and about a 1957 Zenith tv. All worked with minimal effort. All that stuff is HEAVY though. The TV was a "tabletop" model intended to be moved room to room, its gotta weight 80 pounds.

[@stevekrupey3611]

My 1946 Philco fridge still cools strong. My 5 yr old Whirlpool Gold - compressor dead - its life's over.

[@theoriginaljimmykicker]

I had a fridge just like that I bought from an apartment complex at a renovation in 2000. Harvest gold. I paid $20. Guessing about 76-80 model. It was my garage fridge till 2015. I took it to my girlfriend's house to serve as a temp fridge as we moved out of there. I sold it to a friend before we finally finished moving. It's in his garage....right now full of beer. Their regular and much newer fridge konked out and delivery the new one was a week out. So it served as their main home refrigerator for that week.

[@sasz2107]

Definitely a single guy's house. The house, especially the kitchen, is straight out of the 1970s - the avocado green countertops and harvest gold dishwasher, as well as the yellow shag carpeting, are the giveaways on the time period. Also, the house was built in 1973 and was never remodeled, so it wouldn't be from the 1980s. Car behind the house is a Cadillac from the early 60s. If this guy is on a registry, he probably got hauled off to jail and never got to come back. You have to wonder if the crime was committed in the house.

[@blameks9136]

I bet it was. I'd try to figure out who owned it originally. Wouldn't take too much effort to at least figure out the story.

[@Zero_thehero]

@@blameks9136Any updates? What is the story?

[@marcusfullerton9420]

Saw a model for a c4 corvette. They didn’t start making those till 84.

[@neihomai8]

@@marcusfullerton9420 saw a car magazine with a porsche 959 on the cover. so the guy lived there till the 80s

[@marcusfullerton9420]

@@neihomai8 yeah absolutely. What year he left exactly I can’t tell.

[@yubamarkstedman7336]

The mid size TV is from the 1990s. These folks just never remodeled. Pretty unique that there hasn't been anyone that has vandalized or stolen items. There are several valuable items in there

[@lindsayhegeman2658]

The mid size tv is from the 1970s! 😂

[@AnnoyedMonarchButterfly-pr7vq]

There's tons of stuff from the late 90s look at the Nascar thing

[@valeryOT]

​@@lindsayhegeman2658The black television in the room is from the 90s, with front outputs for connecting video cameras and game consoles.

[@davidbandler]

The woodgrain cabinet TV in the front room is definitely 1970s. The TV at 20:16 was a combo entertainment unit sold no earlier than the 1990s. TV at 19:48 is from the 1960s. TV at 15:37 is from the 1980s. TV at 10:47 looked to be from the 1960s. Thought I saw one TV that was from after 1998. Definitely boomers that were probably hoarders and what's left is what the family didn't want.

[@StanleytheCat-v8z]

​@@lindsayhegeman2658Yeah, pretty old console tv there.

[@Toyos-yk3ri]

All that stuff needs to be in a museum - even the kitchen

[@runderwo]

14:30 Aren't those cat ladders to climb up to a 2nd floor balcony or window?

[@coldwar1952]

Green car in the basement garage is a 1953 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday 2dr hardtop. Nice cars. Can be bucks up.

[@jjjthomasson8902]

Glad people haven’t stolen things and trashed the place!!! Great find!

[@vinnygonzalez-h2k]

now they will if they are watching

[@mlalbaitero]

Some things have probably been stolen

[@icdumppl2024]

I'm surprised it hasn't been vandalized or stuff taken.

[@oldschoolgarage1964]

Those cars NEED to be saved. NOW. I’ll buy em! 🤷‍♂️ that 58 fire truck looks pretty sweet. Pretty rare rig

[@GonzalezSix67]

That fire truck is so cool man, the reason why I clicked on the video lol. Wish someone can fix it up and have it running again on the road.

[@opraiderman904]

I once helped my dad and his girlfriend clear out her uncles house who was a bit of a recluse. It was like a time capsule from the 70s, quite similar to this.

[@Alanmartinsoyyo]

2:28 Oh good, you find a TYPEWRITER, you can save your progress if you have an INK RIBBON

[@MoltenMetalGod7]

I was going to say that’s not an old type writer it’s a save point 😅

[@susanlamb4077]

Omg.. im back to my childhood in the 80s!! We had the same stove same fridge, all olive green, down to the same curtains in the living room.

[@I_hunt_lolis]

Oh that kind of predator. I was thinking about the film lol

[@antoinettevazquez1721]

Wow so so 1970's vibe. Just groovey! Feeling groovey 😊 A total time capsule. It would be cool to see it restored keeping it 1970's but cleaning it up. ❤

[@MichaelWilson-dm4gz]

I remember all this of stuff. Back in days where people actually to go outside and didn't have the Enternet, where you needed to be able to read maps and remember phone numbers. We had 6 TV channels 2, 5, and 11 then 17, 36, 46 lol. We didn't even have TV remotes. Those were fun days. Life was slower. I really do miss them.

[@martinomarina]

People were more connected than nowadays with the internet.

[@mlalbaitero]

​@@martinomarinaat least to the people immediately around you

[@sinenomine4540]

You can still make your life as slow as you want it, you just cling to modern technology as it makes your life easier.

[@christesta2521]

Looks like a 53 Oldsmobile in the garage. Would make a good car to restore.

[@SleepyUncleSam]

And its a 2 door hardtop ... wow

[@WilliamCollins-p5q]

The whiskey is still good 😅

[@NorbertoFontanez]

HOORAH!!!🤙🥃🥃🥃🥃😎 I volunteer to give it a TASTE TEST 🤪😜🤪

[@samp7003]

Cheers!

[@Nationof300]

That wine is even stronger lmao

[@killerdeamonking]

Good but very potent by now LOL , the older stuff is the better stuff as it ages like a heat of gold.

[@Chefpavel]

@@killerdeamonking I as wondering about that Crown Royal, too. Unfortunately the aging process only continues in wood and stuff in glass for 50 years will have had the esters turn into ketones - not very palatable.

[@AllieAmsden]

I appreciate how you didn’t really touch any of the stuff so it can still stay capsulated and restored, truly a beautiful piece of time.

[@patriciahill4492]

The basement looks like the man was either a serious packrat (hoarder) or maybe a collector of car things, typewriters, adding machines, washing machines, etc. Possibly a repair man for resale. 🤔 The whole house 🏠 looks like the one I grew up in. I'm 63 now and this brings back so many nice memories. Time capsule for sure. Thanks for sharing. 🪻🦋

[@over-educated-sp]

This is not the 80’s. This is straight 70’s!

[@derealized797]

That's what i said, definitely 70s. Reminds me though, i saw this old burger king commercial from the late 70s on here once, and all the kids thought it was "so 90s"... I mean, don't they watch movies or anything? I grew up in the 80s and 90s myself, but i can still identify generations before me, like the difference between the 1920s and 30s, 50s and 60s. It's just kinda weird to me, must be a reason for the confusion.

[@over-educated-sp]

@@derealized797 I’ve got some extremely close ideas, I’ve come to the conclusion with, that are basically the same thing!

[@cherylmosley797]

That room hanging lamp in the corner gave it away to me

[@over-educated-sp]

@@cherylmosley797 Cheryl, you’re old! Oh shit! What does this say about me? 😝 SUPER BIG HUGS! While some were sniffing Strawberry Shortcakes hair, I was playing with G.I. Joe’s! I’m proud to be in my 50’s! 😝🙏

[@TheZoorat]

Mostly 70's but also 80's.

[@2ndPyleOfVinyl]

With the decor, checkered past, and fascination with vintage vehicles, this guy strikes me as a real-life Quagmire from Family Guy.

[@sneakerfreak2002]

With a splash of Herbert

[@72marshflower15]

@@sneakerfreak2002 giggitty ewe 😕

[@madtrucker0983]

​@@sneakerfreak2002 Yep 😂

[@WilliamJohnson-g6z]

I could picture him saying giggity giggity giggity giggity giggity

[@REDARROW_A_Personal]

​@@sneakerfreak2002Nah there have been episodes that put Quagmire in deeper trouble.

[@greglewis1146]

Hard to believe someone hasnt taken all that stuff

[@TypicalAisian1968]

Hold my beer!

[@PieBoyGaming]

Whats the addy

[@eknoke01]

Probably somewhere in rural Georgia judging by the Georgia license plates in the cupboard and the thick trees and foliage around the large deck falling apart outside. Also the confederate paraphernalia and NASCAR cut out denotes stereotypical Southern roots. Hence why it says address undisclosed. No need to disclose it. Prob not many people around that area so it stays untouched.

[@firstlast476]

​@eknoke01 yes. you could have saved a paragraph and just wrote that last sentence 😅

[@heatgrimm8664]

@@firstlast476same with you.

[@zacheryspencer]

The man that lived there was very organized and liked cars.. kept things very nice and it was decorated very nicely.. I wonder who it was and his backstory? I’d love to know if anyone knows

[@boberyjonsin8231]

he was a pedophile

[@NecramoniumVideo]

Little tip, wear respirators the next time you go into a building like this, i saw allot of dust flying around when you went inside and there is always mold in these abandoned buildings.

[@kingarthur666.6]

I worked at a prison camp years ago my job was working in the Fire and Safety Department and this Fire Truck 🚒 is the exact same model we used to train on WOW you have brought back some really good memories, Thanks for sharing this video 😂 👍🏼

[@paulp6983]

My guess is that the owner was a typewriter repairman. The little ladders look like plant trellises.

[@monkeywentbananas]

I agree! Definitely a repairman! Looks like He repaired washers and dryers as well.

[@umop3plsdn]

he could have been but not necessarily. when i was a kid a local bank was upgrading their computers and i got like 14 386 computers. My guess is that those are from a highschool given the stations identifiers on the side during the transition to computers. He prob was just the lucky one that got em

[@Hqhq-01]

I don't know, I'm a gonna hafta disagree. If he were a repairman then the typewriters would all be different models, but those are all identical. I can't offer any really good theories about them, though. I like the one poster who suggested that they might have been from a school that replaced them with computers but my reservation about that theory is that they look too expensive and too professional for any kind of grade school or high school. They might have come from a community college or technical school, or from a business that closed down.

[@kathyv.8296]

Amazing 70’s time capsule! You can tell by the avocado green & harvest gold appliances, as well as the decor. Very cool.👍🏼

[@markwalker9236]

That fire truck is super cool.

[@bradley.loveland]

makes you wonder what happened to the guy living there - did he go to prison or die in a hospital? obviously no family cared enough to take care of the property - just sad to see everything abandoned like that - even though not much value, but still - a whole life represented here

[@paulgewiss9238]

I'm a carpenter for a city housing authority. I work in vacant units. Sometimes tenants leave their fridge behind. My best advice is to never open up an old fridge

[@L14M44]

Why?

[@AgentJTV]

People leaving leftover foods cause it to go bad and turn poisonous. There was once an abandoned super market that was left to rot and ended up having to be deep cleaned by a hazard team. It's why you should always wear a mask when going into old homes. You never know what's in old food, furniture and dust. Hope this answers your question.

[@SteveMesser]

Honestly shouldn't even have to ask why

[@firstlast476]

​@@L14M44 the smell would be unlike anything you could ever imagine.

[@ligmasack9038]

Always check the Heating Ducts too.

[@DanielCarter-bk8se]

love that this house hasnt been touched its surreal and awesome. makes you wonder why it was abandoned. besides being mostly run down, the stuff being there makes it feel like someone was there recently with their stuff

[@wandameadows5736]

Like they just disappeared & had no idea they were gonna be gone forever.

[@Adxmmm]

Did you not listen to what he said at the start of the video…? He clearly explained what happened to the owner.

[@Poordirtfarmer]

I held my breath when you opened the refrigerator 😂😂😂

[@TheRealNewWhirledOrder]

Man, you really enjoy looking in old fridges.

[@JoseJimenez-um8tq]

Wonder what engine the fire truck has maybe the sought after 261 straight six

[@PapaWoody440]

Car in the backyard is a '64 Cadillac, '41 Chevy in the driveway, the one in the garage is a '53 Olds Holiday. The buggy in the basement is a home-built special. Early (pre '68) VW front axle, and most likely GM pattern 5 lug rear axles.

[@TimMiller-g3m]

The Americana jukebox box is very collectible and deserves to be restored!!

[@umop3plsdn]

i thought so too but looked on marketplace and found one in better condition for 200 was shocked

[@Blaines-smallengine-repair]

@@umop3plsdnit’s a wurlitzer jukebox I seen the sell for 3-4k in nice shape

[@monkeywentbananas]

Wow. Look at what appears to be brand new model T tires still in there plastic wrapper behind that Whitewall tire!

[@Lorn_Forge]

Im honestly surprised this place hasn't been looted, everythings exactly where it was decades ago and there's probably some stuff in there thats worth a good grip of money. An exceptional find.

[@ElectricSorrow]

That old Vail ski resort hat in the bedroom was so cool! I bet you guys find all sorts of neat little things on your adventures.

[@frydemwingz]

I live in Georgia, this house looks like so many houses i've been in, down to the 1980 Bulldogs coke bottle. Every old guy here has one of those. The CSA memorabilia and flags, the wood grain everything, the landscape outside, the old cars, so many of the mundane things inside are just like half of the houses i've been in when I was a kid, not so much anymore. I have a buddy that does have a house that looks almost just like that though lol. I know this guy has a dark past and all of that, so it does kinda give all the mundane/normal Georgia man aesthetic an uneasy feeling. I'd take that TV all day, back when TVs were also furniture. I have a huge record player/radio like that, it was my first piece of furniture.

[@smileydog5941]

I think I see you comment a lot on Sam Hyde videos. I recon the Harvester profile picture

[@frydemwingz]

@smileydog5941 hell yeah bruh

[@georgewashington3393]

It is Georgia, there's clues if you have a sharp eye👍

[@wyattmoates]

The "ladders" are decorative trim that goes on top of kitchen cabinets. It is called galley rail. He possibly worked in a cabinet shop or was planning on reworking his cabinets.

[@davidbandler]

Considering they were in the bedroom and there was only 2 (not enough to redo a kitchen) and there's clear signs a woman also lived there - remember back in the 1980s and 1990s, popular in Southern states at craft fairs were the ladders that you got Santa, Elves, dogs, and whatever you wanted that would hang on the ladders for whatever holiday or occassion. My mom had a couple of them herself, and I remember seeing them everywhere even places like Silver Dollar City back in the 1980s. Google "vintage Christmas ladder"; Santa Ladders have been a thing for decades.

[@LDD-yh1bu]

Someone got the guns.

[@permanentwaves4621]

Most definitely. A house like that? All one big "mancave".... He had to have one h*ll of a collection.

[@Rick-k3p]

If he got his house raided for pedo stuff , the Gov took it.

[@nigabastard1268]

If he was a predator/sex offender he wouldn’t have any

[@williamcrabtree4797]

@@nigabastard1268they still would have them regardless of the law people don’t just get rid of their guns cause they can’t legally own them

[@cj8172]

Yes empty gun rack on the wall, pretty sure there would be a handgun or two still in there somewhere

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

Those 45s are amazing

[@jameshaliday1929]

tanks on fire truck are for foam ,,used at airport?

[@michaelpiccolo354]

🙂 I just find it crazy a single person was able to afford a house like that.. man how times have changed

[@TommyKing-m3f]

Seeing stuff frozen in time just kind of gives me the creeps. Completely forgotten. The pictures are moments snapped in time that only the person taking the picture knows about.. cool find dude.

[@geoffjakiel261]

One of the best lighting jobs of any video of this type that i have seen. Thank you.

[@Palmyj07]

0:41 “ look at all the controls on this thing” there was one😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sergiums385]

😂

[@alejandrovillalobos4964]

What is the location of that place? I have a couple of trucks that needs some work.

[@DekranWolfe]

Why does that Rusty Wallace cutout look brand new? Crazy.

[@Vongreimbf109]

This house abandoned between 2004-2006 I guess..u can check in fridge item,microwave model..one ticket had day/month on it Suggesting 2006 ..so my bet on 2006-2007

[@richard-jdesjardins1343]

🙂 Reminds me of my grandma's place in the 70's . Love the book shelf made with bricks , had one as a kid . Love the jukebox too .

[@1953fords]

Guy must have sold or repaired type writers. A lot of car parts that are worth money. Sadly some developer will come in and demo the house with its contents.

[@redemptionjack4657]

Hm no auction first.

[@mannyortega6733]

Do you guys ever sell stuff from there? Like then old picture frames

[@ayylienn]

They most likely took some things even though it's illegal to do so.

[@Follett2121]

Wow! That teal 50s 2 door hardtop is gorgeous. Seems like it would be an easy car to save. Wonder who owns that stuff now?

[@david267716]

That old jukebox was pretty cool

[@nigabastard1268]

@@CoertValentineI’m on my way to take it now

[@jackdencoole]

Who’s the owner? Is there any public crime facts about him? I like reading those kind of stories and Im just curious

[@nicktoonsnetwork2105]

That's what I'm saying lol

[@mlalbaitero]

I think the registry would show the address

[@Buttermilkjug]

@@CoertValentine Derp~

[@craigmay-u9g]

He's out the back having a dirt nap 😮😅

[@Jesus-Histler]

Where is this? How did you even find it?

[@robaxl3088]

4:08 I bet that Crown Royal is still good. Did you find anything old worth of value?

[@kelticpain]

the fact u didnt get the 'sending a hug' thing and still laughed at it made me crack up

[@lauriebeardsley9486]

Have to say nice find. Appliances date 70's. Stay safe, and I'm 12:42 glad to see you have others with you. And thanks for showing things without doing 360's with the camera.😂

[@fiendwithout]

I know exactly what that house smells like. And you NEVER open the fridge!

[@0ujialady]

I bought two properties in 1988 when I was 16 years old. There was a deep freezer in the garage. The place had been vacant for 20 years. Me and a friend opened the deep freeze and a horrid vapor escaped...we freaking passed out alone in there for 3 hours that's how sickening it was. When we finally came to choking and puking we saw the freezer was full of decayed huge fish. Probably carp.🤢 Anyway we closed it and got outside as quickly as we could. Hazmat had to come and dispose of the freezer. We were sick with sore throats for about two weeks. Inside the trailer was SO much worse. There was a dead pet monkey hanging from a thorn tree in the backyard. Apparently it got its collar stuck in the torns and they had no way to save it. The torns were about 2 inches long and needle sharp. I had the tree cut down and burned it.

[@TVm0nk]

the chuck e cheese magnet has alot more dark implications than i think people would give consideration.

[@crxmovies19]

?

[@Spookykidshow]

thats what i thought too

[@crxmovies19]

@@Spookykidshow what does that mean ?

[@naenae1114]

@@crxmovies19the owner of this house was a predator. Chucky cheese is a place for kids.

[@naenae1114]

@@crxmovies19the owner of this house was a pr3dator. Chucky cheese is a place for kids.

[@firstlast476]

i love this. not only of the thought of ppl in it first built but also at the time of abandonment. like what happened. drinks in the fridge still, unopened liquor bottles. wild.

[@Lkmurillo]

He must’ve never had that place remodeled or fixed ever! Amazing awesome find!

[@shylowexplores]

This house is totally 1970’s time capsule! One of the best I’ve seen. Great find!

[@vickisawyer7405]

This is a great video, but a little more history would be nice. And if this really is the house of a predator, I wouldn't describe the bedroom as beautiful - kind of creepy...

[@blameks9136]

Yeah it was creepy AF

[@Iwantmorecars1]

Just to let the guy know it's a Caddilac 2:01

[@smoothoperator7023]

Dude def not a car guy. I was like: Chevy Impala?? 🙄😒 Either a '63 or '64 Caddy- need to see the front turn signals to know from that angle.

[@gooberswift888]

Impalo I knew something was wrong when he was describing the fire truck🤪

[@gooberswift888]

Why would he guess the make of the car maybe his ese messken neighbor had a ‘🤪64 SS Impablo

[@gooberswift888]

Sorry gots tGo genz words driving me nuts o🤪

[@RexRoberts-vn1zl]

Is this in Georgia?

[@pascopirate]

The Chucky cheese sticker on the fridge says it all.

[@TwinTurboDiesels]

I just saw what you were talking about

[@aaron71]

Contents of the fridge tell me this was abandoned around 2002.

[@gfunkjunkie16]

That's what I was thinking

[@moona7744]

Looks like blue Miller Lite cans in the fridge. 2001 to 2012.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

Propel only cane out in 2002, Gatorade went to a two-tone orange lightning bolt in 2003 so definitely late 2002/early 2003

[@narsisomendosa]

Yes those budlight cans are from that era they stop making that budlight logo in 2004

[@1988tecate4rida]

One of the tickets in the bedroom says the date is Thursday, November 30th. The last time 11/30 fell on a Thursday in 00s was 2006