I love how the intro includes Dave. It hit me in the face for some reason this morning as I got my breakfast ready to watch this video. A reminder that life is short and to appreciate people. People need reminded how precious and short life is.

I have to agree with you. 55-57 Buicks are stunning. Late 50's cruisers are all beautiful to me. Big fins inspired by the space race of the time

I'm showing my age. I remember seeing a lot of those cars running. To see them now, in a yard old and neglected, breaks my heart. Cars of today aren't as beautiful as the cars in that yard.

1955/56/57 was a wonderful era, every was the best the Detroit........This beauty is not a fix up, it is restored to perfection...Look at that old truck behind the Chrysler...........I was blessed to own a 56 Pontiac Chief, 56 Ford Crown Vic and a 61 Pontiac and a 64 Merc. Comet. Great cars.......Most of those cars are need of saving........I like the old Plymouth with the popped hood............There was the green truck with its wood rails................A fun day, surprised that one of your two boys isn't a car buff. Blessings, a great time with you and your family.

I’m not into cars, but I appreciate beauty and so many of those old cars are gorgeous! Like with buildings, no one seems to care for esthetics anymore. Except a few people like you, that is!

Alex I totally LOVE your family! Please don’t ever take anything from me as being critical. I’m just so happy you share your wonderful life and family with us! Including Chewy of course! All the BEST! 💞💕💖

My dad had a 1964 Chevy Belair station wagon. 3 on the tree, overdrive, cruise control. I learned to drive on that. My first car was a 1963 Impala, bought it as a parts car for $25 and found it ran so I just drove it.

The 1955 Buick Special that my family had was two toned blue (light over medium blue). I love the little knobs on the switches on the dash. I used to sleep on the rear window package tray!

Hey Alex! Thanks for sharing your adventures! Loved the one you went on with Josh.

Some beautiful designs and all that chrome! Love the Desoto grill!

That Chrysler Newport would make a beautiful project. Thanks for the junkyard tour.

"You don't have to crawl all over each other to get out". That's why I love the 60's and 70's Chevrolet Malibu. Straight up 4 door muscle cars, beautiful.

my dad was a mechanic and owned his own garage and salvage when i was a kid in the 80's we had the type of station wagon ur wanting and it was the best for 5 kids and my parents to travel in u just throw a mattress in the back of it and we would sleep back there on road trips so much fun ...he also had an old truck that we named lullaby b/c it put the babies to sleep that truck was a rumbler and smelled of gas i dunno if it was the sounds it made or the carbon dioxide or the gas fumes or both that made the babies go to sleep lol it was exciting growing up with a dad who was a mechanic who could fix anything ...he was the best dad ever i sure miss him ...i miss our collabs on fixen cars ....sure could use his help now i need to replace the brakes on my van and cant do it by myself but even worse cant afford it rite now .....i ll just keep grinding at the road hopefully i can get them fixed soon......

Awesome again 🎸🎸🎸🎸 looking forward to the next

Thanks Alex!!!! I love going through the old yards with you!!! Many cool old cars and trucks. I hope you do more of these videos!!!

That "junk" yard is a treasure trove of vehicles ready for the experienced re-builders!

Please get the Impala! As a Supernatural fan (they use a 1967 chevy impala hard top 4 door) I kinda have now fallen in love with Impalas!

You definitely know your cars. I learned some interesting things. One is, I'd like to take you with me next time I car shop. 🤣

Always have to smile when I see Hans at the beginnings of your videos...thank you for that!...God bless y’all and stay safe and stay healthy!

A fuse box?..... yeah you were close....🧐🤪😂💖💖

My Dad gave me his 1965 Mustang for graduation. I drove that car for ever. I wish I still had it. The Mustang you are looking at doesn't look like a Mustang to me. I like the Impala, that's cool. That old Pontiac would be cool restored. The 53 Desoto was cool. The two door Plymouth wagon would be cool to fix. But out of all of them, I would take the 57 Chevy. That car is gorgeous when it's in mint condition and a real re-seller!

Thank you for the ride diwn memory lane ❤️👍❤️

We still own my husbands first car a 1968 formula S fastback Barracuda he bought it in 1974 for 800 bucks we love that car

I could listen to you people talk funny all day!

The second guy gave off the impression that he's a reluctant seller. From his conversation it sounded like he wanted to restore every car himself. Thanks for taking us on your outing Alex. I hope you and the family had an enjoyable time at the farm.

Wow! That Frontenac could be a real gem. Its Wiki page indicates only 9536 were ever made and the wagons were a late addition to the line. Searching images I found only one 2-door wagon.

The Frontenac is worth restoring. My father restored vintage cars (mostly 1930’s Dodges)- the newest car was a 55! I’ve seen cars in worse shape that the Vintage Car Club members (including Dad) have hauled out of bushes so the Frontenac is in decent condition😂! If you have contacts (in the classic/vintage car clubs, there are magazines that sell “new old” parts. Bless those small rural gas stations that super stocked up on parts then folded years later & didn’t toss the parts! If you do belong to one of those clubs then you know all this. Space to work is the big thing, when Dad died (age 92) he was working on a ‘56 side step Dodge pickup. Try selling a truck in parts! We did get it sold but took a bit. My SIL’s farm is her husband’s family farm & like most farms, they have a scrap yard- they have a navy blue 67 Camero SS. Unfortunately (& I did voice this distance) someone used it as a shooting target! Blasphemous! I had thought of getting Dad to redo it for me back in the 80’s but it’s too late now. I have seen worse targets...but a ‘67 Cameo SS??! Dad had a navy blue Camero SS that he bought new in 1967-his midlife car instead of a new station wagon.

You are Mr. Positive! And an encyclopedia of old cars.

That 2-door wagon is gorgeous!

Loved the blue car at the beginning. Just inherited a 51 ford Victoria in red. Can’t beat a classic.

I love these country videos. AND the auto grab yards. Love this!

Enjoyed. Interesting old cars.

I guess most of those cars were rusty underneath when they were parked, still a shame to see them waste away! They should have kept a tarp over the convertible at least!

Oh, I liked that torpedo back Pontiac! Those fancy Buicks would only appreciate wildly in value....there’s art in those vintage car alright. Very fun video and I hope you do get the turquoise Chevy. It’s a honey. Keep it in the family!!

My first car was the ford falcon wagon, as a hand me down, it was a bit beat up. But I got it running and drove it through the fields at 15 years old

I loved my 1956 buick! The best car I've ever owned !!! Thst 322 nailhead V8 was a powerhouse and a silver driver for a few years

I love cars from the 20s and 30s because of the shape of them. Grew up with these cars you are looking at. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤

Regardless of what the kids think, their Dad is Rippin Cool

The Impala's are both 62 models. quick way to tell is the 62 fender sloped back, the 63 came to a point, and the 64 was squared off. That is a treasure trove junk yard, just waiting to be rescued. Good luck with whatever you buy.

WE had a 1963 Buick Special on our farm in New Jersey, it had the three portals like the one in this video. It was a tank and the car I learned to drive in by circling our huge driveway....memories:) You really are very knowledgeable car wise What's with that"Elvis" picture on your closing screen:) Cheers, Rik Spector

Classic Alex walking around a junk or hoarder yard my favorites

That is a gorgeous color and car, hopefully you get it. Love the old trucks in the scrap yard too. Was a great adventure, thanks, stay safe and sound ❤

I have a 78 Chevy Silverado Big 10 square body 2 tone with topper I drove it to work last night I call it the beast.

the Frontanac body parts can be sourced out as Falcon stuff. as you mentioned the trim parts are the only diference. there are a lot of Falcon parts places here in the upper 48. I once owned a 1964 Falcon sprint 260 v8 four speed, bucket seats and console. it was my daily driver for about 6 yrs and then served another 6 yrs as a drag racer. then I built a front engined slingshot dragster. but that's a story for another time.

Pretty scenery. Pretty buick.

Those Automobiles sitting in the Field are ALL Junk and Parts cars and trucks @ Best! Nice Video though, I love watching them!!

These little tours probably help a lot of people find a lot of parts. Good on ya

Even Chewy made the trip! My father used to say fresh country air, usually when we hit the wall of manure smell from the fields!

Couldn't help but think of all the vintage cars we saw in Cuba last year - they make their own replacement parts because it's impossible to buy new/ upcycled ones. "Yank Tanks" is a great documentary talking about old US cars in Cuba.

Reupholstering the rear seat around the old fabric on the Buick suggests there is plenty more shortcuts and bodges hidden under the surface, the headliner rear pillar panel was a mess also, I know it's not your first rodeo but be very wary.

My grandma had a mustang like that, I loved that car. The floor rusted out. One of the kids down the street bought it and fixed it up real nice.

A beautiful day and a beautiful picture you took of the old farm, Alex,. Just the other day you said you weren't interested in taking on another restoration project. Seems you just can't resist the call of the junkyard. LOL, Abigail looked so happy and enthused in the car ride there (not). I bet Chewie liked getting out and enjoying some new sights and smells.

Wow those vehicles are really rough and remind me of back in my days. So my very first car was a 1957 Ford and paid $25 in 1966 or 1967! BOY, I have wished many times that I still had that car!! I worked very hard to restore and even drove to other towns to get the original parts. I loved ♥ it!!

If I lived closer to you, feed me and I would do the work as I did for so many years... trouble is, tomorrow is a gamble as I am seventy three. I can fix anything but a broken heart and weld anything but the crack of day

I could totally smell the inside of that Impala, having been driven in several cars of that vintage.

Alex the Impala is a 62, has the pointed front fenders like the 63 and the slightly sloped rear like the 61, hope that helps. I agree that the Mustang has the most potential for the least expense although I am not a huge Ford fan. If I were able to tackle a project it would have to be a 56 Chevy 2 door post.

In 1960 my mother drove a 1957 Buick Special....the steering wheel column bolts sheered one day as she pulled in the driveway - the wheel just kept spinning round and round. Word to the wise.....should you buy it. The junkyard joker is a hoarder. He's going to restore all these cars to new..."someday"...you watch.

There's a '57 Roadmaster 4dr. hardtop out on East Molokai. A project. Drove a '68 300 for a while. Had a rebuilt 383 installed in '70s, then parked. Didn't miss the 440, still thirsty c2001.

Treasure trove, thank you, love the patina collection, the Thunderbirds 😎👍

Love the Thunderbirds, my favorite body style

Nothing like a cliffhanger to keep us coming back! ♥️to your whole family!

While my dream car is a 57 Chevy, I'll have to pass on that white one! What a diverse collection of cars he has.

As a Ford guy, that Frontenac wagon is gold! A two door wagon is amazing!

Oh man love with older cars but the problem with cars from the 40s 50s 60s and 70s when sitting in a junkyard on somebody's yard it's very hard and a lot of money to make the cars look like the way they did

Love your videos!💙

I had that same hot wheel. Loved that because of the motorcycle on it.

Id get the white T-Bird and do it up and keep. Also the 2 door wagon. Would be a good solo daily pick car. All shiny and new in black would look incredible.

I remember my parents having the Impala, dad had one of those trucks too,... love the faded colors on those trucks. My first car was a 61 Ford Falcon...I was drawn to that little station wagon...I don't understand though what good it is to have such a collection go to "seed".

Very interesting browse through the junkyard. And you left us with quite a teaser - will be watching for an update!😉

good luck love the buick too!

1962 Impala. With a manual trans the first thing I would have done is look under the hood for a W engine (348, 401).

I hope the junk yard gets some buyers due to your video...

Alex, those Pontiacs have either 389 or 400 in them. Animal engines!!

It is so cool seeing the country side of Canada, I have family there from my mom side of our family!!!

Absolutely stunning colour Alex! she's just beautiful, congrats 💖💖🇦🇺

A 4 door Special in just one color without power steering or power brakes in that condition is worth about 12K US on it's best day. The rechroming is a good thing as that can cost 10K US just by itself. And the fact that the owner has both J Bars in good condition is nothing short of a miracle.

Always impressed with your knowledge of old cars---

Lots of possibilities, just depends on how deep your pockets are...

Cool cars! Love your shop. I bet it’s a dream come true. Sure seems like it to me

The reason you don't find old station wagons is they are prefered by people who compete in demolition derbys. We have one every year in the summer at the fair.

You have so much fun! Makes my day in these overwhelming times! I am in Seattle.

I do like the sound of knowledgeable guys talking about cars. It’s like a foreign language to me.🚘🚗🚙🏎🚑🛵

Although the teal Buick isn't a wagon it is 😎 Reminds me of one my parents had when I was little, I was born in 1957. My sister and I would lay in the back window when we would go to the drive-inn😁

QUESTION: When and are you planning to make a new intro to your video's to reflect the new store and more? Thanks for sharing and caring! Stay Safe!

Dang. I want both those old GMC pick em up trucks. Those were so cool

Nice to see you out in the area

I love the Fairmont. That’s very a very rare car too. The market is gonna come around on those too. It is a fox body.

I can totally see you cruise down the highway in that Buick!

I liked the white T-Bird. Good luck on getting the Buick!

The Frontenac had lots of unique parts on it like the hood grill bumper side emblems back gate and patch panel a 60-63 falcon would work

Watched this last night on the “big” screen (tv)!!! Ya have the Car bug!!! That 55 Buick brought back memories!! I used to have one way back (1961 or so). Mine was a 2 door hardtop light blue and white!!! Loved that car!!! Oh yeah!! Came back to give you a “thumbs up”!!

Gorgeous cars. Reminds me of simpler times.

your daughters face at :49 LOL million dollar expression!

Alex knows stuff about a great many things. Impressive savvy.

Hey Alex, try "Rare Spares" here in Australia. They specialise in old Holden and ford p panels and spares, patch panels and such.

I learned to drive when I was 11 years old in my dad's 1953 Chevy Step side pick up with a 3 on the tree. It was not the five window, but the wings one. It was the funky old hunter green color all faded in just 10 years.

My whole family owned Buicks!!, a red/black, white/blue, white/pink, and ours was all white!!

Those Pontiacs are great. I’m really not into cars (45-year old lady), but that was fascinating!

When you open up a car door like this, I always expect a snake to come lunging out.

OMG that Buick is gorgeous!! Hope you get her.