Visiting A Scrapyard. Police Cars, Military Trucks and More!

I've driven past this place hundreds of times, todays the day I decided to stop in and check it out! Old Buses, Military Vehicles and more stacked sky high.
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[@jeffmullinix7916]

I like old people . This guy is a real gem of a guy letting you walk with him threw his Junk yard . I bet he can tell you some stories . When I was a kid about 50 years ago everyone was just like him . They didn't mind us to look threw their junk . Mostly they wanted you to buy something and they didn't ask for an arm and a leg for the stuff . When i was a kid I went with my dad to the junk yard and found a old toy truck once in a old car and ask if I can buy it . The man laughed about it and looked at my dad then turned to me saying you look like a good little boy ! You can have it and smiled at me with his missing teeth . I just smiled back and said thank you Sr . One of the few good days I had back when I was a kid . I still have that little truck with the wooden wheels .

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

That’s a great story Jeff! Thank you for sharing! :)

[@carguy7536]

Walking through a vehicular bone yard is like an adult Car Nut's Easter Egg hunt.

[@ThirdDegreeWitchExplores]

what a lovely old boy , friendly and very knowledgable

[@ml2trick]

Nice Guy and Nice Scrapyard. He Does not care about anything and knows his stuff. Good Junkyard Guy's, I miss them around Wisconsin. Good Video

[@LapLandSystem]

so many cars worth moar than 3k... thats alot of money right there...

[@TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

The gentleman was very knowledgeable and cooperative. Often these old junkyard dealers aren't very friendly. Very fun walk, but I'm glad I did it from the comfort of my home this time.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Yes my fingers and toes were a bit cold by the end! :)

[@shaunclifton5281]

The Shade Tree Fix-it Man Yes, I love his personality and enjoy when they are this happy to show you around.

[@spamanator666]

He did seem like a nice old guy! Quite the opposite of the gruff old guys running the ancient yards around me! He also knew everything about every piece he had, still sharp as a tack.

[@thehondacats5253]

were is this theres a few dodge trucks in there that are cool

[@walterwynnchok7474]

👌

[@CDNRICH]

just like a walk in the park ! These guys are a wealth of knowledge + it will be a sad day when they pass on. I appreciate how you pop in those pics of what it would have looked like in its day. thanks

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

I’m just glad to have you watching :)

[@davidcraddock7011]

Better luck next time. It drives me crazy (Ok, further crazy) to see car parts get crushed. I could not be a scrap metal dealer as I would want to keep nearly everything.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

I think a lot of these guys feel the same way as you

[@rosewhite---]

So much old rubbish! why not get it sorted and the good stuff advertised and the rest crushed?

[@midnitebo]

Why do that when it can sit for another 50 years and just rot into the ground? That's these peoples' logic. Turn down a ton of money to have stuff sit and never do anything with it in their lifetime.

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

what a waste theres a few classics in there that need to be saved

[@rogerdiruscio1340]

what I find interesting is the owner remembers every little detail, yet He has not come to terms with what should be scrapped

[@LapLandSystem]

Bring roadkill in here! :D

[@darthrevan2063]

Kira Aurora yesss that has to happen.

[@devinrogers6877]

I wrecked my 83 Mustang when I was 19 , he came and bought it for the 4 cyl engine that my dad and I had just rebuilt , I was hoping to see it sitting there but didn't , it was orange . But on an upnote I have the exact 63 comet I need a few things for ! He's a nice old man but some of his prices were a little unrealistic, Great video !👍

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Thanks Devin! You could probably get that comet pretty cheap :)

[@gosportjamie]

I suspect the old yellow tanker might have been an old aircraft refuelling tanker from an airport, it looked like a pretty low profile set-up which are used for that to avoid the risk of making contact with wings and other parts of the aircraft when they are working in close proximity to them...

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

That’s very possible! Good eye

[@gosportjamie]

There's other stuff in the yard that looks like it might have seen airport use too...

[@gosportjamie]

The wrecked and part-dismantled Land-Rover on the trailer isn't from 1978. It has disc front brakes and coil springs so it's a Land-Rover 90 or 110 from 1983 onward, the vehicle that eventually became the Land-Rover Defender. The Land-Rovers that came before them, the "Series" Land-Rovers as they're known, had leaf springs and drum brakes all round, even the factory Stage 1 V8s that were introduced in 1979 towards the end of Series III production, partly as a development tool for the 90 and 110. The 90 and 110 used a development of the coil spring suspension system that debuted in 1970 with the original Range-Rover. These look like British military vehicles so will have the 2.5 litre 4-cylinder naturally aspirated diesel engines, though some of the early ones had a 2.5 4-cylinder petrol (British armed forces changed from petrol to diesel for front-line vehicles in the mid-'80s though a lot of military ambulances and Land-Rover-based armoured vehicles such as the infamous "snatch" Land-Rover remained with petrol V8 power until very recently and the last of these are currently being phased out) and later vehicles eventually got the turbo diesel 200TDi. They probably reached the end of their service with British regiments conducting winter training and exercises with the Canadian military as quite a few did due to the extremely harsh conditions The sand camouflage paint over the top of the green drab indicates that these vehicles saw service in Africa or the Middle East, maybe during the Gulf War...

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

That may be the most thorough reply yet! Thanks so much :)

[@gosportjamie]

I'm glad you found it interesting. I've always had a liking for the Landies...

[@simonwelch560]

Interesting they're in desert colours - ex Gulf War ones maybe. Goodness knows how they ended up in Canada...

[@gosportjamie]

+Simon Welch They were probably attached to units that had trained and exercised with Canadian troops in winter conditions. The British army has postings in desert areas so it's not unusual to see ex-military Landies with desert camo paint. Sometimes they're not always that quick at changing out the paint, especially on vehicles that are getting to the end of their service life. I don't think that paint is from the Gulf War as there's no visible sign of the black chevrons they were marked with but that's no guarantee of anything, it could just be that that part of the paint has weathered off...

[@deltaman3921]

......man, for such a young guy you sure have had your share of cars. Between this video and the others you have on this channel you rattle off a rather substantial list of all the different cars you've owned over the years. My father was in the car business so I grew up spending a lot of time in his dealerships investigating the showrooms, shop etc.....and also spent time with him when he'd go to the car shows each year, I'd collect all the colour brochures and use them as toys cars. What fun, I could have all the latest brands of cars to play with. I've always loved cars, all kinds.......not just the sporty popular ones either, I appreciated all types of cars and over the years I managed to buy and sell around 35 or so......just for the sake of enjoying them :) Looking back now I think there was probably better ways of managing my money but I loved driving and enjoying all the different types that I bought, some automatics but a lot of standard transmission ones as well. I'd eventually grow tired of them and move on to another one that caught my eye, never making any money on them of course. Ah, the crazy things we do in our youth. Unfortunately, the cars of today have lost their unique appeal to them, they all tend to look alike. They've lost their individuality, it's hard to tell one make from another. There was a time when a Mercedes looked like a Mercedes but nowadays everything looks so vanilla. You'll have to excuse me my age is showing. :)

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

I think my wife and I counted once and we’ve had about 250 different classic cars over the years. (Including project cars) it’s been a life long passion mainly around European cars. I agree that everything looks the same Now, which is why I drive weird cars haha! Thanks so much for watching

[@blackmanops3749]

Plus the colors, both in and out, are diminishing. Everything seems white or some shade of grey.

[@BarryWilkinson]

That's not a Mustang 2 @ 13:30 it's a early 70's (possibly 1972) Mustang.

[@michaeldoster4847]

Would kill for a crown Vick interceptor not crushed or trashed. Good program.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Thanks Michael! Glad you’re enjoying it

[@ronalddaub3789]

Michael Doster . I bought one l and it's the best tightest car I've ever drivin not to count raw torque.

[@ronalddaub3789]

I knew an old guy like this and he used to not like me but when I got older and bought a couple of cars off of him he would let me do anything as far as looking in his yard. his name was Floyd Beasley and I got to talk to him before he died and he really has some interesting stories

[@gregisdivorced]

I have two in great shape. One has cage with prisoner seat.

[@p70581]

I own a Ford CVPI and when l was watching this video and saw the wrecked Crown Vics l kept thinking l need parts from those old units for my car. I need the tyre rims! I ♡ my 2007 Ford CVPI!

[@piperdoug428]

Wow, those LandRovers, if he wants to move all of them then i'd make an offer, pls find out, i'm in the Toba.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

They are all for sale

[@piperdoug428]

did you get an idea of how many he had?

[@suzuki230]

That old guy is sharp as ever. Didn’t even hesitate to think about any question. Amazing.

[@melissacoleman9633]

Could you get me the number for this scrap yard? Looking for a 1 or 2, 250 strait 6 Chevy non integrated head motor. Thx

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Sure just email us at [e-mail]

[@ToyzNWheelz]

That was a nice tour. Good luck on your trip to the old garage. I hope there is some good finds !

[@Cooke125]

Howed that Landrover get removed from my country? Lol gotta love British cars.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

We still have the queen on our coins, and the odd Brit car kicking around :)

[@eyesofisabelofficial]

The British Army use Canada for battlespace exercises, so many a Landie will meet it's end there.

[@randystull1502]

All of those old first gen Dodge pickups!!!! Brought a few tears to my eyes because they are getting harder and harder to find here stateside

[@jeep2003]

always painful to see the fc-150 jeeps in such a state. The mutts can stay there. They really are unsafe iv heard stories from vets.

[@spamanator666]

I watched too thinking it was an FC in the thumbnail, but watching full video it appears to be a Ford C series cabover. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_C-Series Or maybe there was an FC too I just didn't see.

[@QuanticChaos1000]

I've been right up and touched it, it's an early Ford C-series

[@jeep2003]

I guess youre right. I knew it looked a bit funny with the jog in the door but thought it was just because it was crushed.

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

The m151 must were and still are a nightmare lol Drove them and also the yj, illtis and the Land Rover in testing to see what would replace them. To bad the libs gave the contract to bombardier for the illtis and did not buy yjs

[@lastmanstanding2622]

If anyone offers the old man money for anything in the yard, I hope he takes it.

[@gregisdivorced]

Wow look at all the old Crown Vic’s, I wish I had a yard to just have those cars just for the parts. Looks like you have a big haul in the old gas station.

[@CalgaryRambler]

Well I know where to get a straight Ford Ranchero

[@er5650]

My kind of bucket list.. Jajajjaj

[@michaelbagley1265]

Turning one of those Flex buses into a big motorhome would be awesome.

[@mountie816]

I did a tour with the owner in 2011. It had everything in it and everything was for sale for the right price. A very nice man.

[@BlueSkyyy]

It’s a mess there ey !

[@cjmurray5806]

Spot the Triumph Mayflower? Btw, were the Mutts made by Austin? They kind of remind me of an Austin Mini Moke from the mid sixties.

[@eyesofisabelofficial]

Mutt was the Canadian nickname for this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M151_%C2%BC-ton_4%C3%974_utility_truck

[@brianwinston8627]

Nice video and commentary. My feet never got cold. Thanks for your walk through!

[@williamcrooker8329]

Tons of useful parts he could sell if only he would list & inventory it all ! A Ford C.O.E. , Awesome .

[@jackpotdigger834]

very cool tour

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

9:48 - '74 Dodge Monaco front clip. Very desirable to the Bluesmobile builders. One year only bumper is rare too.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Good spotting!

[@pre1980cars]

Much of this stuff should sold not crushed...many good parts

[@danh2134]

+Rob Brown you should save them and put them for sale in your yard

[@pre1980cars]

I wish I could buy the place from him

[@scottkrafft6830]

Yeah; the rest of the Monaco is at 8:55. I thought that literally every single one of them had been turned into a Bluesmobile by now, but I guess in Canada things are different.

[@djbillye4943]

great show,10 years ago steel was a good scrapper,not in todays current market,its worthless.

[@kbtruck65blair64]

I just love these walk through salvage yard videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

It’s my pleasure! Saves your feet getting cold haha! :)

[@jorgeoros8589]

Saludos y gracias por compartir sus vídeos desde México bendiciones

[@MrJeep75]

My brother redoing a mutt

[@jamieround2072]

PLZZZ put an external mic on ppl., so we can hear them clearly...............

[@joedirt6212]

That’s a lotta projects if I had enough money I would wanna fix as many as possible and get them on the road

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Could Be a lot of fun :)

[@ronalddaub3789]

especially a scrap yard connected to a man that had Army Surplus stuff

[@jasonharper2601]

SAD TO SEE EVERYTHING RUSTING AWAY

[@tstterry815]

Would live to climb around in that yard go through tons of memories.

[@JamesBond-pb2qy]

Cew cab Ford???

[@theflamingbullet5778]

Your in Alberta right I’m familiar with Alberta and we’re is this yard

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Right in the west end of Edmonton.

[@QuanticChaos1000]

I knew where it was from the thumbnail! Cliff is a fantastic guy and he has helped me out countless times and I try to return the favour as much as possible! I also have met you at History Road, or at least I know your ambulance from there!

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Cliff is such a nice man! I hope he gets the property cleared out ok :)

[@farfromperfectperformance859]

Oh I want those old obs and super cab fords and the first gen dodges

[@89brianwaterman]

Awesome walk along

[@SURENITY]

Why So many newer American cars 2006-2009??!!

[@loudmikemedia]

yes

[@victorrobinson7008]

Where is it located

[@deltaman3921]

..........wow, over 250 cars over the years, huh? Glad to know there's another car nut out there like myself. Enjoyed the videos. I especially like the fact that you appreciate ALL cars including unusual ones. I don't know why but I tend to be drawn towards the typically boring and boxy models. For example 242 and 244 Volvos, (I share your love for the 1967 242 Volvo Amazon but never had one) I also enjoy the 1967 Plymouth Belvedere, 1963 2 dr Ford Falcon, 1964 Valiant Signet etc.........no accounting for taste, huh? My friends think I'm crazy. :)

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

I love the oddball stuff, we had a 1967 Jensen CV 8 for while, super strange and yet cool car!

[@stevecoan1310]

Did he say he had a buyer for that station Wagon at the beginning of the video? The one by the fence

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Yes the police wagon is sold

[@jameslivingston8301]

Loved this one. I wanted several of them. Please go the gas station and make another video. There's a highly potential of wonderful stuff! I'm living through you. There's no way I could buy any of them. I live in Texas and will die soon. Not sad at all, I'm want to go home! A lot of pain. Thank You for sure!!!

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

So sorry to hear that James :( I’m trying to get back to the gas station to search it, waiting for the weather to warm up a bit.

[@jameslivingston8301]

Curiosity Incorporated Thank you!

[@dyer2cycle]

...why do so many of them seem to have all the windows broken out?....

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Vandals

[@SURENITY]

Those Volvos!

[@scurvyswine]

I need the quarter windows out of that lx coupe.

[@seanbrooking485]

that place is my DREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jamesbraithwaite478]

Electric trolley buses are still being used in Moscow and St Petersburg.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

I’ve never been! Closest I’ve been is Prague :)

[@rudysimmonds3252]

I see a few good GM pick up trucks that i'd be interested in.Where exactly is this scrapyard?

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

It’s in Edmonton AB

[@gosportjamie]

Those Hercules tugs are formidable vehicles and are often very sought-after for use in transport yards and the like...

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

It looked very complete too

[@gosportjamie]

Yes, definitely. I think most of them used a proprietary automatic transmission, though earlier ones probably had manuals. Usually they have a very complete data tag on them which would identify what parts this one had which would make fixing this one a lot easier...

[@jeep2003]

intresting that it had the 7 slot grille and perkins diesel that jeeps used so its probobly amc built? I know they made the cj-10 tugs but never seen one like that

[@gosportjamie]

+jeep2003 I'm not sure who built them but I'm reasonably sure it was an independent specialist manufacturer rather than one of the Detroit big leaguers. The similarity in the grille style probably just comes down to it being an easy style to produce for a relatively small volume manufacturer rather than any relationship to a particular large manufacturer. Perkins supplied engines to a lot of manufacturers and at one point just about every heavy truck manufacturer in the world had a Perkins engine option somewhere in their range...

[@christopherlovelock9104]

gosportjamie. .. Perkins and Gardner were the 2 biggest engine producers in the UK who didn't build a vehicle of their own. All went into other makes, with Perkins concentrating on the 'light to mid-range' vehicles, whilst Gardner went for the 'heavier' end of the market (buses and the heavy haulage trucks up to around 40 tons). Above that and you were looking at CAT, Cummins, or Rolls Royce power usually. As for Land Rovers most of the British Forces ones were Petrol engined although a few had Land Rovers own diesel engine in them.

[@MrJeep75]

My area had alot of yards like that, but sadly D.E.Q shut them down

[@adopt_a_dog]

Yeah, sad. But I can only imagine how much oil and gas leakage there would be into the ground.

[@tootall5559]

a lot of work but a lot of money to be made if a guy could get this property reasonable.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Totally agree!

[@ashkanshahmohammadian7736]

If you go to a junkyard can you just take the car or do u have to buy it? Someone answer me please

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

You have to buy it

[@jackjacke4654]

Leno's dad? : )

[@jamieflanagan7946]

Hi C.I. I'm curious about a car that was exported to Canada back in the 1980s called Skoda. Do you remember them or know of any in junk yards near you? Subscribed now thanks! :)

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Yes I see them every once in a while

[@cjmurray5806]

Skoda is a very big car company in Europe still.

[@TheCramunhao666]

bom

[@sirmugman]

URGH WHOEVER DUMPED THAT GREEN LIME CAR HAD THE RIGHT IDEA! urgh bad colour indeed, old land rovers, not that common in the usa what with the willy's jeep being more popuar, also XJS jag that has badly rusted out on the b post there shame looked nice, sold the truck but kept the box part all with coke on it, nice! give iot another 40 years and someone will want it for there project

[@bulletheed1970]

The land rovers where used at BATUS British army traing unis Suffield near Medicine Hat. I was stationed their for four months . The one with the red roof was a range safety land rover. Their not 1970 but built in the mid to late 80s being 110 and 90 inch powered by a 2.5 n/a desiel engine .

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

You probably saw them in action :)

[@bulletheed1970]

BATUS wasn't really that type of thing . But being 1300 square mikes it was bigger than we had in the U.K. I did see them in action but my range safety vehicle was a 2003 GMC sierra . And thats what i think is parked behind the land rover with the red roof. The M.O.D. hired them from a local GMC dealership in medhat . Loved that truck it was fast as fook and loved Canada would love to get back there sometime .

[@joeschlotthauer840]

F-600 COE cab at 8:07. At 19:00, a military tow truck with crab steering, that's the gem.

[@CrusaderSports250]

Amongst others the little D309 dozer took my fancy, looked tidy as well, even if it didn't have a seat, just a bit pricey to ship to Britain unfortunately☺.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

@@CrusaderSports250 Timestamp...

[@Genshin-w2w]

Some of these vehicles need to be saved

[@jamieround2072]

IS THIS ALL IN CANADA SOME WHERE OR WHAT....?????

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Sure is, there’s lots of old cars up here :)

[@MrJeep75]

Land Rover are great rigs

[@Scrapping4aDart]

This is awesome! I scrappers gold mine too. So much potential money here.

[@deltaman3921]

.........I think of all the cars out there my dream car has always been a Mercedes 280 or 380SL, silver with the navy interior. I've always fantasized about driving it down the Oregon/California coast. I can only imagine what it would cruise like. I came close to buying one but very expensive to maintain, not to mention fuelish!! :) Actually, I'm too tall to really drive one as the seats don't go back far enough to accommodate me without my head extending above the windscreen. Especially since I'm retired it wouldn't have made sense to buy it and then have to put out what it costs in maintaining it. You have to have money to own them, just no getting around it and I'm not sure it's practical as a daily driver either. Most people I've contacted about them own them as a weekend fun car and in warmer climates like Florida and California. Oh, but I came so close in throwing caution to the wind just to own one. I think back now and realize how impractical it would've been. Not to be crude but you sound as though you have more to spend on vehicles than I, what would be your perfect car to own.......or have you already owned it?! :)

[@curtismcquiston3192]

You could almost get your money back on scrape

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Probably true!

[@peteypon2974]

That army tow truck was the best,but of course,,many other needed a transplant ,This man still has the HHR paintes pistachio green,,trade it in,lol

[@vanhalenps4]

This is really sad to me.. There are so many cars there that need to be crushed and taken out of the way so the good ones have space and aren't damaged. When you have buildings falling down that are full of cat engines, something is terribly wrong. I've seen it at a lot of junkyards like this that neglect infrastructure and are eventually over run with bulky scrap like huge buses that have no real value. At a certain point, you need to stop accumulating, stop holding on to every single dime, take a loss if necessary, liquidate what should be shredded and find buyers for what is left. When he walked right past that Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe with T tops without saying a word.. :(

[@oldskool59]

So the apple didn't fall too far from the tree. Jay Leno's dad has a car collection of his own.

[@billsgarage6453]

I know this may sound stupid to most car guys and car girls but I want to save all them late model crown vics. I wish I could just imagine all the criminals that were in the back of those vics. You could start your own police fleet with all the police vehicles. All those poor cars.

[@anthonylambing3831]

Do they have any police lights for sale? Or any of those crown vic police grilles?

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

I’m sure they have some if you want police lights I have. A source with tons of them

[@anthonylambing3831]

Curiosity Incorporated and police grilles maybe also? For the crown vic

[@hRock86]

Like your videos. You just got a new subs.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Thanks so much!

[@philipperiopel1911]

On the right at 9:37 looks like an old Canada Post delivery truck.Probably a GM diesel?I drove some of them in Montreal.

[@averyseeton4037]

Now this is the type of vlog I love

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Thanks so much!

[@samcarre7561]

them 110 and 90's though. mmm

[@Dnablunt15]

Where is this place, live the crew cabs fords. There really expensive still, they go for $10,000 still and the old 70s ford in there that was crew cab is something I would love to have, live restoring. I ain't much for new bc the old had character and something special about them, easy to fix too. Now newer trucks are all computer and the average person cant just fix it. Still tho, would love to have a crew cab Ford out of there with a 7.3 diesel, a tried and true motor, the 6.0, 6.4 were horrible motors and killed fords sales. Then the 6.7 which when u deleted egr and something else it takes care of the problems and they say is better then the 7.3 after deleted

[@Dnablunt15]

Hate spell check, love crew cab fords and love restoring cars and trucks

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

No worries! He’s not really showing stuff in his yard anymore sadly :(

[@Dnablunt15]

Curiosity Incorporated , darn, I am a old vehicle's lover. Sadest thing to see old stuff rot, always see what something could be no matter the condition it's in. My dad always said it was a bad thing bc I'd be broke if I bought all cars and rebuilt them. Was a guy down the road who had 150 barracudas, chargers, mustang's, chevelle, novas, and more and he crushed them all when people asked to buy them. They were people alot from California paying 15k per car and he turned it down. Got irritated and crushed them all😢saddest thing.

[@tubehound8]

interesting old farmer of junk. Good vlog

[@philipperiopel1911]

Look's like the red white and blue Mack truck, had it's bulldog hood ornament removed or stolen?

[@woozleboy]

That yard looks like it needs a couple of car clubs to sort out the rebuildable cars, pull common parts off the others, and prep for selling back into the community before they get scrapped. Similarly for the Rovers, military, etc. I saw some vehicles in there that I'd love to pull some parts from.

[@michaelbagley1265]

Guys are looking for those Volkswagen pickup trucks in the US

[@Pratyut]

get the Volvos and part them out or rebuild them. Good money

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Have to get them down first! :)

[@stevecoan1310]

Good grief. Nice video, but you walked by one of the most interesting cars there and you didn't even realize it! LOL at about 8:44 on the timer, there was a 1974 Chevy Biscayne which could have been a police car. It was on the left of the screen in a pile. It was ruined, but a very interesting car nonetheless.

[@tootall5559]

those trucks like that are now called COE, cab over engine.

[@dylonbohn612]

the white dodge at 13mins is 1 of my dream trucks moon rims white 2door make it 4x4 little lifted for some fun and put difrent back end and front for a Cummins

[@dalelakemanlive]

the story is the appeal of your videos great oldtimers are the best company

[@ronalddaub3789]

I drove a 68 T Bird with suicide doors in high school it was the best car I ever owned. except for my police Crown Vic

[@djdon60]

Just, curious, as to where this is; I'm guessing, Edmonton? Enjoyed, the tour. Thanks, for taking me, along!