Whenever I walk through a junkyard I can't help thinking that each of these cars was once somebody's brand new pride and joy.

Your daughter will probably remember that day for the rest of her life. I have fond memories of my father telling me on Friday nights, "if you get up early tomorrow, I'll take you to the diner and then to the junk yard to pull some parts." This was back in the 70's and I still remember those trips. I used to marvel at all the dusty and greasy parts stacked in the junk yard offices. You could barely move around to get to the counter. There were no computers back then. If you needed a part, the guy would describe where in the yard he recalled last seeing a particular car. The good old days.

We love junkyards!!!!!!!! they are like GOLD!!

That’s awesome you are involving your daughter with cars. Keep making those memories with her.

Nothing better than a walk through the local old iron wrecking yard......with your daughter.....priceless

Some of my best memories are of me and my pop digging around junkyards. I’m older than dirt now😀 and still miss my daddy every day. He fueled my love for cars. We always had a great time.I just love this.

Carly is so comfortable in front of the camera, "We're lost!! Hellllllp!" lol What a little ham! Seeing the two of you on your car-date really made my morning! Then I almost cried when I saw that white Challenger. I had a '70 Challenger 440+6 shortly after high school, kept it for a few years, joined the Army and had to sell it when I was assigned to Germany. Never had another car that ran like that one.

At the time my daughter was 11 years old . I have been working on my 1928 chevy pu for a while . everytime i would start it up it scared her, and she did not want to ride in it . Well one day I had to get parts for my work truck, and we had to drive the 28 to the auto parts store. After a few minutes she would see people waving and smiling as we drove by. And the look on her face when i pushed the gas peddle down made the biggist smile I'v ever seen on her face. She loves it now. Always include her with all I do now. A memory for the both of us. Family first.

my daughter who now is 33 years old, said to me she wishes she spent more time in the garage when she was younger.

I can remember walking through old junk or wrecking yards just as you and your daughter just did, but I did it in the early 1970s. My first car was a 63 Nova SS and I remember there were no aftermarket part suppliers for that car then as there are today. The only place I remember finding aftermarket parts was a JC Whitney catalog and my local Western Auto store. Some of those cars that I saw in my early junkyard adventures were my high school friends first cars that went to an early grave because of a lack of aftermarket parts but mostly high insurance rates and the Arab oil embargo made these cars impractical. I sold off a 1969 Chevelle Malibu far to early because of gas and insurance cost. But today, I am the proud owner of a beautiful built 1970 Chevelle SS clone that I am very proud off. And today, I do not have to search through junk yards for parts for this car, I simply drive to Summit and get any part for that car. Driving to Summit, or the many stores like that, is not quite as nostalgic as a junk yard, but it is far more practical for me. And I almost forgot to say, I really admire what you are teaching your daughter. She will grow into a very special lady because of the time you are spending with her.

shes so cute yer lucky to have her !

"Daddy/Daughter Date": That is exactly what my daughter and I called it when we would go out. Way cool. We had a blast too! Enjoy your time with her. They grow up fast, but you're making great memories with her!!! You go Dad, you go!

I love the old junk yards that r about faded away! My son would go with me on Sat. mornings to get breakfast at my favorite eating place, not Mickey D's. Lol from there it was to the junk yard for an all day excursion of pulling parts an mostly just looking at all the cool cars, an trucks. By the time we got home we were both greasy and smell like oil, rust an rat urine from the interiors. We had to strip at the door or we couldn't get in the house, haha. Straight to shower next. We both could hardly wait till next Sat. for junk yard visit. Times I will never forget an sure my son won't either. I'm almost 72 yrs old, an most of these cars I probably owned one at some time or other. I enjoy your channel an I'm a new suscribed, an glad I found you. Keep em coming. Peace n Love, I'm outta here.

I would love that white challenger.

She's ADORABLE! You are so blessed! Thanks for sharing.

worked in junk yard part time. loved to pick parts for people who where so happy to find the gold to fix their car. played in one as a child old 30's and 40's cars. sad when they were crushed.

I do the same with my kids. Cant pass the knowledge and appreciation without building these memories with dad.

Back in the 70’s and 80’s when my daughter was around that age I worked sixty to seventy hours a week. There was one summer that I had Saturdays off and I got to spend them with my daughter. Those Saturdays are something we both still remember to this day. We didn’t really do anything special other than hang out together and I wouldn’t trade anything for that time. There is nothing like a dad and daughter relationship

Good times😁 I miss doing that with my dad...but have great memories

Very cool video with your daughter. I used to take my twin boys to every car show/swapmeet and vintage wrecking yard we could. They are official car nuts now. When they aged out and got jobs which made it difficult for them to attend, my daughter took over. Just got back from the big Swap Meet in Turlock California today. My daughter loves going and my boys really appreciate the great times we had in the past. They always tell me that being older has given them a new appreciation for the car shows and they tell me that they wish they could go back and do it all over again. Me too. Those were the best times.

Your daughter is a beautiful little girl!!! Make those memories while you can cause they grow up so damn fast!!! She will be dragging six boys home soon (one for each day of the week, but Sunday is always reserved for daddy) and it’s gonna feel like it’s only been a few months since you were having these dates with her. Cherish these days brother!!! I’m sure you already do. Of all people out here, you know and understand what these memories truly mean and they can’t be replaced!! Take care and be safe out there!! Another great video as always!!!

We are LOST. Love it. Saw several that looked like they could be saved. Thanks for the trip. Ron

Good to see old stuff waiting to be rediscovered.

You ain't whistling Dixie,shes definitely a great little trooper for sure!!! I remember when my little ones where that young,awesome times,you're very blessed!! Man there's plenty of goodies still very salvageable in there!I'd have a field day fixing up lots of them! Thanks for sharing your day with us! Hopefully she gets bit by the muscle car bug, I love seeing the younger generations getting involved,learning the craft,skills and enjoying good ole clean wholesome quality family together!!! It does my heart good to see it!!! Thanks again!!!

Your daughter was the star of this video! However, I really enjoyed the tour. There are no old car junk yards where I live and it was fun seeing them. Thanks.

Thanks for the trip.

This video cleansed my soul. Thanks.

That junkyard is like going back In time and good to see you do things with your daughter nothing better than family

396 1969 Chevelle oh yeah! Great thing you share that experience with your Daughter, good stuff to bond like that. FAMILY for sure! 😊

What a great daddy daughter day ! Great kid ! That 70 Challenger is a homerun ! Score big time ! I have an Incredibly solid 64 Valiant 2 door hardtop and a Valiant wagon. Great video . 👍👍👍👍

You are living a good life keep it up

Teach her young. Those are priceless moments.

Dads rock man! Ur a great daddy hoss

I noticed a blue Cougar there near the end. My parents had a 68 they bought brand new. They traded it for a station wagon in 71 after my brother was born. From what they told me, it was a nice car. Even though it was a base model. Very cool, thank you for sharing. Your daughter will definitely remember these adventures for a lifetime.

She will remember this for the rest of her life and love you even more for it

Nice video. Enjoy the time with your kids, they grow up fast. I loved when my dad took me to the junkyard as a kid in the '70s. Me and my high school buddy spent many Saturdays touring junkyards in the '80s. My first car, a '73 Nova SS, came from a junkyard... Now I get to enjoy the ventures with my sons at a local pick-n-pull. It's mostly late model junk, but we enjoy the hunt. Sometimes we just pay our fee and explore with no intent to buy anything. We just like looking around.

Another great video. Yes it is a life style. I tell people at age 56 if it has not worn off it never will. My wife like it though. I think because she knows where she can always find me. Your daughter will remember that forever.

Wow that's pretty awesome seems like your daughter is more interested in the cars and you are.....good start

Yeah that's pretty cool when you can get your kids involved in old cars

Great idea! Getting your kids interested in these cars is a perfect plan.It appeared she really enjoyed it!

you are so lucky to be a daddy to her,just so special she is god bless her always newfoundland canada

Reminds me of doing these explorations with my Daughter when she was small. Thanks mate. New subscriber here from southern Alberta.

Great video, thanks. Combining old cars and family is a win win. My youngest daughter is now 8, seems like yesterday we had her 6th bday. All the best from South Australia

That is so cool you are there with your daughter! My stepsons had now entrust in the classic car hobby. My daughter would always be my side in the shop helping me wrench on everything I did. Now that she is 28 years old we are still very close together.

I dont need to watch this to say that you're Dad of the year already and I'm green with envy we dont have junk yards like that in the UK I can take my boy to

One of the greatest videos I have ever seen.my Dad use to own a salvage yard 40s through mid 70s and everyday I could spend time in the yard with him or in the wrecker picking up cars were true blessings from the Lord. You wonder about memories you may be creating, mine are fantastic! I remember cars, colors engine sizes and interiors cars and trucks but memories with family involved and even a # of his employees and some of their family. We were not necessarily material wealthy but Dad provided jobs for approximately 12 people and enough income for them they only had to work that job. Yes the Lord provided well for all our families. In Jesus name Thank You God the Father, theSon and the Holy Spirit.

Awesome would love to visit it , tom from Maryland

Cool Dad

I love , LOVE old cars and junkyards, but my favorite part is when you told how Mr. Charles is a Christian and counts his Blessings. Awesome

Enjoy that time as long as you can cause it goes by so fast my daughter us to take ever step daddy took to and I miss those days so bad she is 24 now and she as her own life now but sure reminds me of are adventurous days to great video man will sub to ur chann keep them coming man great video.

Name's Sonny, my Baby is now 25 and she has been unable everything since she could walk. And she's an. Awesome mechcanic. Stary them youg. Your video gets 5 thumb's up.

It must be such a joy to have a child you can show them things to do. This is something I never was able to do. I never had any kids of my own. You have a very sweet and cute Girl.

"Hey, no walkin' with your hands in your pockets" - cheap advise from the Canadian who has slipped on ice and landed on his butt many a time :)

GTX is the coolest!

She’s a cutie and hopefully a future car nut! Kudos for getting her involved. I build custom LEGO vehicle designs on my channel and try to get my young son involved where possible. But like you, what I’m really building is memories.

quite a site , all but wet myself seeing all those project cars

My daughter is 21 and just got married . When she was your daughter's age , and for a few years following , I would take her with me on all sorts of little goofy trips . I would take her to a junkyard when I needed something or she would be with me when I'd go junk pickin . I thought the funnest thing for her was when we always stopped at Sonic or Dairy Queen to get a treat on the way home . She stopped going with me around the age of ten . She had her friends and such . She started doing girl stuff and that's perfectly fine with me . When she was in high school on a Saturday I was going to pick up a parts car I bought and she asked if she could go . I said HECK YEAH . During that little outing we talked and talked . She told me that she really liked doing all that stuff with me when she was little and she had fun being with me . I never thought she thought much of it . Long story short , keep your kids involved like you're doing whether you have a girl or boy or both . They will surprise you with what they remember and probably thank you on day out of the blue for spending time with them . And yes on that later trip we got ice cream . LOL

Awesome

Omg your daughter is so funny 😂😂🤣🤣

Your little girl is country as a green bean she got a thick southern accent

at 6:32, would be great to rebuilt this one keeping as much as possible rust, old paint, and body panels obviously, the number on the door... love it

That’s definitely how my youngest grew up, and she knew, if we saw old cars, we were stopping. If it was a lot, whatever we were going to do just got postponed, possibly all day, lol !

Come daddy lets go look, wished i could find a cool old junk yard to take my 6yr old to. here in okla junk yards here to modern

Oooo....I'm pretty sure I caught a glimpse of a '68 Impala fastback at the 2 minute mark!

"Don't tell me you are videoing me?" You cm tell he is the box. Nothing like sharing the old car with youngsters and later they point the old cars old somewhere else.

Carlee is a precious gem. A one of a kind daddies girl, don't get me wrong as I'm sure mommy is important too. I had more girls than boys and they would crawl under trucks with me and hold a flashlight and that is special time. I built everything but a family and I wound up being a step dad to several kids.... everyone of them were mine, blood or not and they did love me, moms... not so much. After a while was the see ya around! That really hurt and I finally figured out it was me, not them. I wasn't raised in a home, just two alcoholics that tolerated each other till they just didn't and then they cussed at each other for years till they gave up on that and that was in my tool shed so I never learned ... But kids make life worth living I love trucks more than cars. I saw the cabover and about drooled on myself. I love old wreckers and once they hit the yard, you know they are worn out but if there is a chance to fix , I will cause I know diesel and I can run torches .... I can weld anything and it also looks good. I will watch short/long and anything you show

Oh yeah! Definitely a '68 Impala fastback at 3:10!

Great yard those are getting harder to find these days i kind of disagree with you onthe Daddy Daughter Days my Daughter is 34 now with a family of her own and she still talks fondly about a school trip i chaperoned on with her elementary school ! one of my memorable outings with just her and I was looking at College Campuses together too BTW you also have a very Adorable Daughter she talks like she is way older than she looks you should buy her a new set of Rubber “ JunkyRd boots that she can tuck her pants in to get thru those Briars easier I agree with you on the old Torino’s too

What i can see at 2:50 behind the Chrysler look like a Pontiac Chieftain 53 like mine, but mine is a De Luxe .

There is a Monster junkyard up by Cookeville we found by accident!

You must have changed something in KZfaq because I am now getting access to many of your videos 👍

20:34 Not a Ford guy by any means, but that Cougar looks like it would drive right out of that junkyard to be restored immediately!

junk yard that u can buy from even threw the mail system please n thank you...

Just watch this video again did I see a 70s Chrysler 300 2 door in that junkyard

And another '67 Chevy Sport Sedan at 12:00! I need to find this place!

Hotroding and cars come later @6yrs old it's Tea parties and Barbie dolls...1 thing don't ever forget to let her know how much you love her...they grow up too fast. ( Father of 3 girls and 2 boys) And all of them know their way around cars .

69 Pontiac Catalina I think, My first car!!

God is good 😇

She is not only cute but the boss as well

Be careful out there. Gotta keep em safe! Also, sounds like your mic is distorted a little. Cool vid tho! Edit: the mic when you're talking directly to the camera, not out in the field.

A 1967 Chevy Sport Sedan at 7:02! I'd like to learn more about this car and if its for sale or parts!

You need to try and save 67 Chevy Impala 4 door if it is savable it would be a good investment.

I'd like to go here it's awesome I'd take my 5 year old grandson and my youngest stepson he loved going with me when he was young he's 33 now back some time ago he told me that was the best time of his life and he told me that doing that and being there when I was working on my cars thought him what he knows today and made him who he is now and guided him into the job he loves and told me he considered me his dad and he loves me for everything I did for him growing up I've been with him since he was 5 the boy had me crying like a baby but very very happy tears and my grandson is the same way with me he loves being with me when I'm working on something and helps me work on my truck anytime I go out to work on anything he ask me if he can help

64 Chevy

Go back and see if the Challenger is there. Let me know. Thanks

Think he would sell a whole car? Would be a great project for my son and I.

Your daughter is such a cutie 😁

How ya doing bud ..dont know if during your junkyard runs I'm looking for some parts for my 1968 ltd 2dr whith hid away headlights but the blinker set ups that are chrome that mount right under the fenders above the bumper but if ya could find them I will buy them from you I know I need a dash cause mine is melted from setting in the field versus junkyard I couldn't believe it was in where it was so I bought it cheap it runs and has almost every part except the blinker assembly in front ..so I'm not asking you to go out of your way but if you do find them plz hit me up and your daughter is precious and it must be getting real close to baby time huh bud ..ya need let us know when that happens lol anyways bud allways enjoy your vids and godbless bud

Is it the Pontiac goats your gonna follow to find your way out or where there some furry models with four hoof drive in there somewhere, lol 😂 Never mind, silly question answered at end of video

She is a CUTIE

A 1979 cadillac is an old car to her ☺

will they sell complete cars ?

A you tube channel is no place for bickering or whinning or un needed tension

Oh brother you got your hands full with that cutie. She'll run some poor gar kid crazy by having her first date at a bone yard. Good luck with her and enjoy this time now because they grow like weeds.

That Seville diesel is right where it belongs..😅

Hello Mate! :) (IMPORTAND, it's about Time Code 7:05, i need your Help PLEASE) So great! I saw that Video about this amazing old car junk yard now and I think my comment fits better to that Video! I Hope it's not a Problem for you that the follow text i wrote you under another Video too... It fits better to this Video, because at Time Code 07:05 is the car what is the same like the one what i'm restoring with my 70 years old father.... And I really really hope you would help me PLEASE... :) I'm a Car Guy from Germany & new at your Channel! At 1st I saw the Video with you & your Dad about the burried '55 Chevy, that was very nice! I wish i live at USA, because my heart ist pumping for US classic cars (OK also for new US Cars like a Dodge Charger or something else with an classic american V8! ;)) But i've a heart for junked classic cars, a thing what you could not find at Germany because there is a bad "Recycling Mafia" what closed all yards decades ago & put all the nice vintage cars to the crusher..too sad, what a crime! :( But at USA I know about junk yards with tousands of classic cars and I love it! If i live at USA i'm sure i would go to the yards to get junked classics to restore it for projects...to safe more of the amazing American Motor history! The history of the "Big 3" is one of the most interesting things for me. It's not importand for me if a car is a Ford, a Chevy, a Buick, Olds, or a Mopar... It's importand for me that it's an american classic car, at best of the 1950-1970s because that's my favorite aera. I'm 34 and still in the moment i'm restoring a 67 Chevy Caprice 4 Door Hardtop with a 327 4bbl 275hp Smallblock, 12 Bolt, TH400, Hijackers and i loves especially the 4 Door Hardtop Bodystyle without the B-pillar/pillar between the doors! That's an so amazing Styling and Design i think! I'm restoring the whole car only with my 70 years old father. & at the Timecode is the same car, and i'm looking for the BUMPER GUARDS & SIDE MOULDINGS(IMPALA) ..and something more. But also new Parts. At Timecode 12:00 is also a '67 Impala 4 Door Hardtop, with the Side mouldings what i'm looking for. but the one at 7:03-05 has also the Side trim mouldings too! :) If you could/would not help me by yourselfe, do you could give me an e-mail Adresse of the Yard please????? I'm also intetested in the whole car at 07:03... But also only the parts could Help me sooo much at my father son Project. I hope you will help me PLEASE I also found & imported my car by myself from Ohio USA to Germany, Bavaria. The only part of the Restoration what i'm not doing with my/our own hands is the paintjob. But we rebuilded all the wheel arches at the fenders, also the lower windshield frame &&& all in handmade Sheet Metal work ("Cuban Style" ;D Only with hammer, welder, grinder & our own hands) so we safed both front fenders, because to get used parts of the body of an '67 fullsize Chevy at germany is an very very difficult thing... Now i'm looking for some new & also used parts for my 67 Chevy Caprice/Impala 4 Door Hardtop... And I thought to ask YOU, If you could help me to get the parts what I need for it.. PLEASE? :) Because it was great for me to get the most of the parts for it in one shipment. About shipping i've good conections to an friend who is shipping cars and parts between US &germany. i could ask hin for help about shipping if this is a problem for you..? I need parts like an new carpet, frontend coil springs, headliner, front-&rearend bushings, & some more new parts. Also used parts like Bumper Guards, or some trim mouldings or something else like that.... Do you think you could Help me about, PLEASE? I Hope you'll to hear from you, and also to see Videos here at YT about your projects and also about so amazing thinhs like the burried '55 Chevy! ;) THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Best wishes & greetings from Germany, Bavaria Cheers Till PS Your daughter is very sweet, i hope she would be go to be a car girl and will help you with your cars & projects :)

You're alright man .

Its a shame they didn't stick those cars up on some blocks to get them off the ground . His supply is rusting away.

Cmon dad, Thats a junky car...Looks old to me!

Goats in a junk yard she gets to go to a petition zoo to