We Found Some Absolutely Incredible Things At This Farm Abandoned For 35 Years!!

[@KatWoman_]

If their spirits are there, I think they are delighted to have such nice young men with integrity and interest visit the home they so loved.

[@billyboy1872]

The mileage on the Chevette is reading 18,572. Production for the Chevette ended in 1984, so it could be a genuine low mileage car if it has been abandoned for 35 years.

[@joelalvey6765]

The car was registered in 1986

[@paulb4uk]

@@joelalvey6765 That sounds quite late for a chevette must be a low mileage care .

[@marksommers6764]

...had a fine OPEL motor

[@christopherhampson265]

A vauxhall shoveit is incapable of doing 100 000 miles , it was a shite engine developed back in the 30's to power very small generators and sheep shearing equipment or maybe a water pump but only 1 at a time !!!

[@quakerphil]

@@marksommers6764 no it had the Vauxhall 1256 not the Opel 1196 OHV motor.

[@ronturner5560]

I feel so much for the dog passing as he did, no living creature should leave this life in them circumstances.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Hi if I know animals were left to die I can’t bring myself to watch the rest of the explore.Thank you for enlightening the fact😢

[@snapdragogon69]

@@myrescuecats3028 Just a fox.

[@Perthshire]

Somebody, somewhere must own this property and its contents. I'd love to know the history of the place. Great video, as always.

[@TheBeardedExplorer]

Absolutely yes somebody somewhere dose 🙂

[@jason0870]

It's fred dibnahs home before he passed on. Videos all over yt about the man.

[@Perthshire]

@@jason0870 it’s not Fred’s house. Anyway, he only died 17 years ago.

[@jason0870]

OK well that surprises me. It looks identical to a video I watched of him remodeling that house, but what ever. As to the time the house as I understood has been caught up in legal disputes with ex wifes, but again what ever.

[@realityhurts8697]

I'd like to buy and save that property

[@martinevans1256]

Absolutely breathtaking , your videos are the brilliant can’t get enough of them top job

[@09amusement]

That tractor is an International titan 10/20. Made around 1919. Most valuable item there. 20k to the right person.

[@pmracing4207]

Your are one of my favorit youtubers. Keep on the amazing work!

[@alasdairvincent6248]

Great to see you and STOKZIE together again on an explore

[@darrelldamon2745]

These videos are a great reminder of what could eventually become of what we own

[@jamessparkman6604]

Did you know that there are Asian jumping worms around here I bet if you keep abandoning farms moles will multiply And probably eat the Asian worms because they are invasive

[@RacewallFan]

Love it when a notification pops up on my phone telling me you've posted another video.... Sorted 👍

[@ronduffy8657]

Have you ever run into anything that you had to contact the police over?

[@martinsallenger5526]

Hi Colin very sad about the owner of the farm,lovely architecture to the front of the farm,very interesting stuff this is definitely a time capsul but a very dangerous place to be in. Can't wait for second half thanks again for sharing your videos

[@lindateresa3615]

WHOW! All these interesting pieces, love seeing these places abandoned, to explore inside, especially to see how the climate takes over. 45 years not been touched. I love especially the stone work. The Stone Mason left his good work no doubt. Plus the window frames. Just "AWSOME" 🤔🤔🤔🤔🎖️👍💯👌

[@MelanieJolie]

Just got home after a lovely day of sun, sea and sand in Cornwall - and here’s a new video by TBE - perfect 👌 🥰 xx thank you

[@cameronbrown9080]

These cars and things need to be saved what a waste so sad to lose them

[@danjames5552]

This one was way above your normal videos ( and they are very good !) This was top notch !!! Nice one Mr beard

[@AshleyJohnson-j2hno]

You pair together are brilliant 👍🏻

[@wonkdonk3844]

the reg plate WCA 185K: Austin (Blue) 1971 model, untaxed since 1st sept 1983.

[@williamverney7679]

Just about to comment that well done on the year 👍

[@briansweeney2291]

Well done ✅ on finding the vehicle I also bought it was a tractor , especially with all the tractor parts in the shed ,

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

I was thinking work vehicle.

[@RadialSkid]

I wonder what kind of Austin? DVLA shows it had the 1098cc engine, so it could have been an 1100 saloon, an Austin Van (based on the old Morris Minor), or an Austin Healey Sprite. All three are possible: The 1100 was a very cheap and common car at the time, the Austin Van would have been a good workhorse for the shop setting, and the presence of the Triumph TR3A suggests an enthusiasm for sports cars, not ruling out the Sprite.

[@williamverney7679]

RadialSkid it’s a Morris van, absolute amazing things my dad learnt to drive in one of them

[@arrangrant6037]

Nice to see Stu with you again have been following his great channel too.The Triumph TR3 looks to be in pretty good condition it should be rescued and restored as with the rest of the vehicles and spares. Surely someone must own this the guy who died must had some family relatives

[@johnathanrowley2707]

It's amazing it hasent fell down with all that weight, those vehicles need saving and preserved/restored

[@AustralianRailamedia7]

May the man and the dog rest in peice

[@briansweeney2291]

Superb Colin surly part , 2 ,love to see what you found at the end 👍😎

[@Retrobeemer]

We went here back in 1990 when I first moved back on route to Cornwall. Funnily enough I was in my old Vauxhall Chevanne which was just an estate without side windows. As ever guys, kudos for never taking anything more than video and memories from these places.

[@makes075]

That was amazing place, can´twait the part 2. I´ve enjoyed your channel great videos you have, keep going man and be carefully in there :)

[@karljones8096]

Hi guys, WCA 185 K was the reg for an Austin 6cwt van.

[@SebaSpeed]

I finally find an exploration made by adults and not by children who think they are "professionals" another subscriber here! Greetings from Argentina

[@DillyDillydave5399]

you never cease to amaze me i can only imagine the research time you must spend. you have actually inspired me to do my own youtube channel i restore yamahas iconic rd 350 lc my angle dilly dilly dave i post in 7 lc related forums 5-7 times a week on each. any way well done i watch most of the posts brilliant

[@fredrickscott6977]

Just about to cancel the sky subscription. why would anyone watch continuous repeat rubbish on TV when we can see the BEARDED EXPLORER on KZbin. Excellent work I would sooner pay for your talent any day 😜👌

[@speno182]

Spot on chap .

[@bevolson7619]

It’s a shame that the parts can’t be refurbished and save older models needing repair. In there they will just rust. A very good explore. Thanks for delivering a good one. You do a great narrative.

[@samhawkins-ellis923]

At 8:20 that is not a traction engine but it is still an good find being an International 10-20 Titan, this model of tractor was produced between 1915 and 1922.

[@seanoconnor5737]

Great video, Your channel is one of the best exploring channels out there. Big thumbs up.

[@TheBeardedExplorer]

Thank you 🙂

[@patriciayoung3267]

What an incredible place. You were as giddy as I have ever seen you. LOL I am so glad that this is to be continued. I can't wait to see what else you found.

[@shirleymcgrath9664]

LOL...I love how excited you get when you explore places!! I would be the same way!! I would LOVE to know the history of this home!! The stone work around the outside is amazing!!

[@szabolcsfoldesi9479]

Hi from Hungary,I watch all your videos, very interesting.

[@lennyforster4678]

Love watching you both you both fetch the best content on KZbin 👍

[@anilhettiarachchi3090]

I really like the way you respect everything. Love your channel

[@theshortskid9466]

Very cool. I think he's been waiting for you!

[@lizstevenson7801]

You really do live your cars judging by the life risks you take, so thank you and can't wait to see part 2. I had a Triumph stag many moons ago in my youth and loved it. The value of those old cars and all those spare parts (some obviously very rare) are worth a fortune. Take care.

[@terryhassing9515]

You have some of the best videos out there, number one in my book, keep the good work up.

[@reverendjimspanner7902]

Absolutely fantastic find. I was glued to this one. Amazing place. Sad about the circumstances that it's all been left 😔. Top explore T. B. E 👍🏻. Can't wait to see part two.

[@s_class7027]

Bearded is best at this.

[@somersetflower]

Truly a Howard Carter, Tutankamen moment..... "What can you see.....?" "Wonderful things.....!" What a find Colin - stuff that explorers dreams are made of. Please don't allow the location to be exposed it needs protecting. Well done so fascinating. Thanks for sharing. (Your glee made me laugh!)

[@pauljeffries]

Can't wait for the next episode of this explore

[@lock411]

this has to be the best ever find yet by far ... well done on a great video yet again

[@ianturner6954]

absolutely awesome guys!!! Love this place

[@Tozitooo07]

Love your videos, Sir! That Triumph deserves to be saved...

[@jaynemaggie]

What a find, so much is left in these abandoned places, just left to rot. Such a shame, shame they can't be saved.. can you not save the triumph? 😊

[@RhysLRWorkshop]

That Land Rover Series IIA only ran out of tax in March 1994 when the rest of the house was abandoned years before that which is really strange.

[@frankforrest1597]

Fantastic explore/ find Colin. Can't wait for part 2. There's a small fortune in the parts here, hope that someone claims ownership and saves all of it. Do be careful, but you all ready know that 😉. 👊👍✌

[@paulb4uk]

Superb explore loved this one some great finds .

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

I have a 1955Pontiac Golden Chief,the hood ornament is an Indian Chief head that lights up gold color.My son took his date to Senior prom in it.I love all the chrome,just the front and back bumpers weigh 20pounds or more each.Really smoothe riding.,alsoa 19 93Chevy shortness pickup,standard transmission..love the older vehicles.Todays all look the same to me.and won't last as long.Olderbis easy to fix too.👍👍😍❤️🇺🇸

[@davidhughes1634]

Great video Colin & Stokeze,some very rare fines, shame they are being left to rot, surely he must of had some wk colleague,look forwards tp pt2.

[@Ganiscol]

That would have been a wonderful place to live at as a kid with all the equipment to explore - reminds me of my grandparents farm when I was a kid. Every day there was something new my cousins could show us when we visited them...😌

[@stefencooke]

Been looking forward to your video on this place after watching IMSTOKEZ stu one this morning

[@PP-ez9hd]

Love your videos u do , I’m so glad u don’t reveal the address as you know how low some people can get , one minute there’s a piece of history next everything is either nicked or vandalised ! Keep these clips coming and thank you for excellent stuff ! Hope u continue bringing us entertainment and good look !!

[@ralphthompson6463]

Great video guys, some fantastic finds that really do need saving though. As already mentioned the reaction engine is in fact a titan tractor, I think in recall the titan and Landis from when the owner exhibited at the Dorset steam rally. He was a great engineer and if you do go back please PM me first as there is possibly a machine thatvyou missed lurking at the back after coming down from the upstairs area,past the valves and on the pan round I caught sight if it, I don't want to out too much on public eyes though,please feel free to PM me for more details thanks for the coverage, great work.

[@patm8622]

Remarkable find, a damn sad story of the death of what must have been a very good engineer and his dog.

[@Zocky73166]

Urban exploration with style. Deserves much more views and subscribers.

[@steviejohn22]

That was amazing cant wait for the next part .

[@Hadesdetecting]

Amazing place, as you opened the door I could smell the 80s....Can't wait for part 2

[@elliottprice6084]

I'm so glad I subscribed. The notifications of your new videos are so useful. I was playing catch up on some of your previous explores, but this new video which was enthralling, was too good to miss. And when it came to an end, and to be continued popped up, I was super excited. Much looking forward to part two 😁

[@neilmartin5341]

Probably be 18500 miles on the Chevette as a lot of cars of that era only had 5 digit mileage counters. Brilliant video as normal 😀

[@mattyrab3477]

Love your videos just so chilled out watching them 👍🏻

[@mogoneill3686]

I checked the reg on the plate you found it’s off a 1971 BLUE AUSTIN 6 CWT VAN. It was last taxed in September 1983.

[@jamescostigan7436]

Absolutely amazing find pal best video ever 👍👍

[@stevecleaver8933]

Yes, you were completely wrong about that registration having come from a tractor. WCA 185 K belongs to a 1971 Austin 6CWT Van. I believe the 6CWT would refer to it's carry weight (like with 3500kg vans & 7tonne lorries) and as 1CWT = 8 stone or 112lb it's total capacity would be 672lb or 304.8kg. It was first registered on 22nd November 1971, was blue with a 1098cc petrol engine. It's last tax ran out on 31st August 1983 & the last V5C was issued on 28th March 1983. The Black Vauxhall Chevette Estate XNT818Y is a 1982 1256cc Petrol though interestingly it's coming back saying that it was first registered on 1st June 1986, so whether it had a new registration at that time ???? In which case I wonder what it's original registration was ? It's last V5C was issued on 21st May 1992 & it's tax ran out on 30th November 1993 (so only 18 years ago which is interesting bearing in mind what you were saying about the place having been abandoned for 35 years !!!!!)

[@RhysLRWorkshop]

The tax on the Series 2A only ran out in 1994 according to the dvla

[@stevecleaver8933]

@@RhysLRWorkshop Not sure where you're getting your information. The "Vehicle Smart" phone app & the "vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk/VehicleFound?locale=en" both agree that the tax on the Austin van registration WCA185K was due on 1st September 1983.

[@RhysLRWorkshop]

I am talking about the Land Rover

[@stevecleaver8933]

@@RhysLRWorkshop Oh right, the fact that you'd done it as a reply, I thought you were correcting something I'd said & the only thing I could think of is that "Series 2A" was a reference to the Austin, sorry.

[@jarcs13]

Awesome, ah Colin you naught little teaser.. Lol. Eagerly awaiting the next installment.. Cheers. James

[@RetroRatz]

Amazing place! Look forward to Pt 2. Stay safe, stay Retro 👌

[@dazzler6123]

Hi great video hope those cars can be saved and the steam tractor . can't wait for part 2 big thumbs up from Australia 👍🇦🇺

[@alasdairvincent6248]

Some beautiful old vehicles which would be worth loads for parts alone. The old tractors are real beauties Hope the wrong people don’t find this location and totally loot and trash it. It deserves to be preserved for as long as possible

[@MrVxrman]

An ace video Colin my friend 🤝🏻 You and Stokze are awesome together 🙏🏻 I can't wait for part two 👏🏻 All the best 😀🍻👍🏻

[@dianawade4953]

It is such a joy to hear the excitement in your voice, when you come upon a find like this. Another good one for sure.

[@bradleywhitwell7454]

It’s not a Traction engine it’s a very early tractor mate

[@iratecomputeruser4160]

Standing next to a tractor is always a moving experience.

[@alasdairvincent6248]

The architecture is great . What a shame the house was abandoned in such a tragic way.May the late owner rest in peace

[@harrisonhunter7512]

Amazing video as always.

[@clairesims7275]

The stonework there was phenomenal 😊 what a place but yes very dangerous but loved it 🌹

[@Mr_Everyman]

I don't think we should go in there should we, proceeds to go in there ... Lol, love this channel!

[@brookieant]

Wow just wow nice find

[@timothyshort_shortvideos]

A great find. Risking your life in the work shop for the video! Looking forward to part 2.

[@lynnmorgan4782]

Brilliant love your videos this was so sad can't believe it is left

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

You find the coolest vehicles and machinery.😍👍❤️🇺🇸

[@hdtom]

Fantastic video as always - never dissapoints - keep up the good work

[@jadoubleu6087]

Guessing a tractor dang man that is the most amazing thing I've ever seen especially that old triumph man you got to find this guy whoever owns this stuff and see if you can purchase the vehicles that would be cool man and if not please don't let anyone know where that's at keep it hidden your friend and biggest fan NORTH GEORGIA MIKE

[@paulmartin4971]

Great video Colin when's the next part please??!!

[@adamtereska8734]

Great video. The dead animal was sad, but a great video. That Triumph is a sweet looking ride. I wonder if it could be restored.

[@williamturner7580]

Chevette Estate production ran from 1976 until 1984, that one though is very rare. The 'E' version was only in production for two years (1980-1982).

[@colindowd9756]

If there are relatives, why would they let this place sit as is, to rot? Would they not sell off the vehicles so at least someone could save them?

[@Perthshire]

Most common reason is that there is some sort of legal dispute. In the long run, everybody loses, apart from the lawyers, of course.

[@uksupercars9387]

Another fantastic explore! Keep up the great work 👏

[@bigjay6743]

I'm surprised the scrap metal guys haven't been through there Fortune in old scrap metal as far as the eye can see...

[@noel80s71]

Kudos for guaranteeing it remains a time capsule ✌

[@Mr-Tazor]

For those who can't work out what Austin the number plate was from, it was from a 6 Cwt van. Lovely looking things.

[@Mr-Tazor]

@@TazerOnlineMedia Haha too funny 😂 turns out there are 2 Mr Tazors/Mr Tazers 🤣 I've loved playing the vids back to my mates where you've featured in them... Great bantz 😂🤣

[@OxfordsFinestExplorer]

Great video as always bro 👊❤️

[@techlayankura4923]

I Literally Laughed Out Loud. Snifff, that smell and a deeper Snifffff "that smell, I love that Smell" I loved that!

[@dieselbushcraft1299]

That mileage on the chevette was 18,572 and the last digit was tenths of miles

[@jordanrae3351]

Love your videos keep up the great work

[@dongardner9189]

it was 18,572 miles fella,the white digit is the tenths of a mile,amazing aladdins cave of spares though,massive kahunas guys for going in there,great vid!

[@TheBeardedExplorer]

My bad... 🙈😂

[@MellowVR24762]

Nice vid sneaky putting that to be continued at the end lol 😁👍

[@d.c.Jones70]

This place is amazing the Triumph Land Rover and even Chevette could all be saved. Believe it or not Chevettes are very rare and I imagine even more so an estate.

[@simonabbott7323]

The Chevette was built in 1982, but not registered until 1986. WCA 185K was worn by a blue 1098cc Austin 6 CWT (hundred weight) van: essentially a van version of a Morris Minor. It was registered on 22 November 1971. The log book was last issued on 28/3/83 and the tax was due on 1/9/83. That chrome hub cap with the M on it probably belonged to that vehicle. IIRC, the last Minor cars were registered on a J plate (latest 31/7/71). The commercial vehicle variants of the Moggy ( 6/ 7/ 8 CWT van or pick-up) carried on in production until 1973. This means a Minor van or pick-up could potentially wear an M plate. But I have never seen one registered later than K.