I gave myself points for calling the Rambler. I’m the sister of gearheads. Weirdness never ceases to amaze me. RIP collector dude.

I paused this at 1 hour so that my 77yo brain doesn't forget what I intend to comment - 😏 In my opinion, the Holden Special is a 1958 FC model and the Holden Belmont ute is a 1971 HG model. The vehicle with the shiny chrome grille is an English Austin Princess, can't be sure of a year. The truck with the letters Fa is a Fargo and the little 'buzz box' is a Mazda 323. Back to the video!

It’s a Fargo truck which was the Dodge truck version sold by Plymouth dealers, as they were not permitted to sell Dodge trucks . Both built by Chrysler Corporation. The two seat car, near the end of the video, is a Toyota Celica, about a 1986. The Humber is a Super Snipe model from the late 50’s. Great video!

People that hoard have had some kind of trauma in their life like divorce or death. Some have OCD, anxiety, or depression and just can't part with stuff valuable or not. Its a sad situation that some can't overcome without help. I wouldn't be able to even go to this place and look at all the mess. Thanks Paul cheers 💜☮️

As a South Australian myself im new here only found this channel recently. 👍👍👍

Im here for the cars ❤😊🍺🍻🇦🇺🤝🇦🇺😎✌👍

The box near the FC, that looked like a piece of radio equipment was a test set, which would have been used in a radio repair shop. It has a signal tracer one side, & a signal injector on the other. In the middle was a multimeter, used for voltage, current & resistance measurement. He certainly had an eclectic collection of stuff!

Just goes to show how people can collect and collect (or hoard in this case) but in the end, they can't take it with them. Great video as usual.

Wow, I don't think I've ever seen THAT much stuff, and I've known people who had A LOT of stuff, but this is remarkable, really. I'm going to ask you for a favor... Please go back into the one caravan that had the teal shower, and I need that Mid-Century atomic wall shelf with the little mirror in it! haha! I loved that thing.

I'm sorry, Paul, I got a half hour in and am disgusted by the mess left for wildlife to get stuck and injure themselves on or in, the chemicals left to harm the environment, the sheer amount of crap left just to be garbage- this is nasty and is in no way Utopia. More power to the people who enjoy watching hoarding types of things, but this man had serious issues, and it's sad, that no one helped him, or the environment once he departed. I'm glad you're safe- you could just have easily slipped on anything crunchy and come down on a sharp piece of metal. Thank you for the long explore, for those who really like this sort of thing- it's just not my thing, at all- but, of course you still get a like, and comment for the algorythim!!!!!!

My gosh! It's a muesuem! Amazon has nothin on this dude, if he doesn't have it, it's only because he couldn't find it! Amazing Paul, this one's out of the ballpark! 👍😳 Note: 30:08 He liked circus acts. 49:10 Ideal for rush hour traffic, yep. 57:00 Not clumsy at all given the environment.

I think it’s an FC Holden. The little white car looks like an English car. Definitely not an original tape deck. Could be an old Woleseley or Rover judging by the grille. I loved seeing the Humber Supersnipe. Early ‘60s. A rich persons car. A step or two down from a Rolls Royce.

Oh my days what a hoarders yard so much stuff left behind and them cars and vans all rotted how sad I think how they looked in them days when they was on the road I wonder if the owner passed away or what all his life he has collected😢 all his stuff what a great find stay safe great explorer 😂

Throughly enjoyed every moment of this video.

I would have loved to have sat down with that gentleman and listened to his life story. Thanks for that explore, for me it was bittersweet. 🥺✌️

LOOKED AT THE THUMBNAIL AND THOUGHT COOL A ''WILL IT START'' VIDEO.

woohoo ... I'm excited, let's go 😁

Hubby and I very much enjoyed this episode. What an amazing find. It would be amazing to have talked with this gentleman and hear his story. You did a great job Paul and you were right there was alot to look at. Take care and Stay well and safe- Chris and Dave

Just found your channel now it's time to binge watch n catch up...I love watching urban explorers and I'm loving yours also a bonus that's it's home here in Oz..keep them coming there great to watch

At the reading of the will he left everything to his nephew, Robert who he hadnt seen for 30 yrs. Robert was heard to say "and i didnt think he liked me" Robert was right, he hadnt yet seen his inheritance !🤣🤣🤣

The Rambler is a Classic circa 1964-6. The coupe is a Toyota Celica. The Split Window Kombi would be worth a few $$$$ even as is.

This is a very eccentric place mate but wow the rummage fairies have been here and absolutely trashed the place. And wow so much decay now, its just a scrap yard now cheers mate for this awesome explore.

1:10:13 This Yank was thinking it looks very much like an AMC and very likely is. It's the company that made our Ramblers here. (American Motors Corporation) 1:21:10 Kinda looks like a Subaru. You could re-explore this again Paul, I'd watch in full again and see new things. Stayin tuned! 👍🤠 🇺🇸

I wonder if the old guy actually knew the potential market value of what he had. Sure there’s lots of pure rubbish but there’s also lots of very collectable items and recyclable metals there as well. Id love to have the salvage rights to this place. The “small tank” is actually a Ferret Scout Car, as used by the Commonwealth Military Forces and quite collectable and rebuildable despite the rust as it’s very intact . Thanks for the explore and share. 👍

what an interesting epic explore, I don't see how anyone could live in such cluttered chaos

Ever see the movie Wrong Turn???? That’s what I’m feeling with this place! Yikes!! 😯

Production Masterpiece

Crikey, he must’ve been 150 years old to gather that much.👍👍. Cheers for the big effort mate.

I thought I had a lot of stuff till I saw this. But, I guess it kept him busy.

Every Saturday i enjoy watching you explore these old abandoned houses and this is yet another great experience seeing places where things were left behind and seeing all the things left in the driveway was was quite a sight it looked more like a junkyard even with old automobiles this was definitely a unique old abandoned property Thanks again for another great find to show everyone in this abandoned place Thank You.🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤠👋🇦🇺🇦🇺

So.much.to see.quiite.interresting.greatvido.loved.it.thank.you.

Absolutely crazy

This place was so awesome.this the kind of vids I like . Rambler was amc build back in the days Chrysler took them over .lots of money can be made there in crap .I watch a lot of ur vids every weekend keep up with the great vids thank for sharing. Seen every but bikes

What a very interesting place. 👌 😮. I love the antique cabinet. And the cars 🚗 are awesome. Thanks for sharing this explore 😊 😀.

Great video enjoyed it thank you

Paul ... a brilliant effort with the video. I can't imagine the time and effort arranging what you filmed into what we all have had the pleasure of viewing. Super stuff, thank you! 👏👌

It would be interesting to know this man's history

The thing in the caravan drawer isn't a fan or filter. It is a cartridge for an old photo slide projector. I recognise it because my Dad still has one. Keep up the great content!

🌟Hi Paul, wow this is epic a marathon! I just love the longer explores as it mean we get to spend more time with you even if it’s through the tv :-) So many old relics just love it and thinking about the history behind them and what kind of musician he was!! Always have time for you :-) All the old classic cars, love the utes!! and the holdens glad you had your snake gaters on beautiful bush setting very peaceful and serene. Thank you so much for the tour ❤😊x🌟

Hoarding hmm, where do ya start. There was so much to look at. He collected everything. "You'll find it on heaps and on mounds." One day, it'll come in handy. Until it sits there and rots/rusts. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)

Once more, in my opinion ... the Rambler Cross Country is a 1964 model with a Torqueflight automatic transmission. My dad had the '660' sedan version with the same transmission. These were built by the American Motor Company. The Humber is a 6 cylinder Super Snipe model, again around 1964 vintage. There was a 2 door Morris Minor, Toyota Celica LT about mid 1970s and as thought, a Subaru Leone. Those Series 1 Land Rovers were heart breaking to see in their condition!

I don't see how he could have left all of stuff he's probably walking around with you glad you're enjoying his stuff

That guy must have spent every day of his life out collecting stuff

As a passionate born and bred South Aussie, and lover of history and anything mechanical, I've watched the video through twice, and saved it. I have some questions that I won't post publicly, is there's another way to contact you? Thanks for an entertaining and slightly emotional journey with this video, and thank you for respecting th location and his memory by treading carefully and leaving the items as found.

Wow, that was an epic explore

You could say the guy loved his music 🎶

Well that was overwhelming! Great find Urbex Indigo!

🤗 Wow! Such a long video... COOL! How much you can collect over the years. The old cars are cool.

Thanks Paul for sharing great, great video so much to see. What a great experience!!!

Feel like I did as a kid going through my Grandfathers storage rooms. I was always AWE struck and always saw things I hadn't seen the last time!!! One of the reasons I enjoy your VIDEOS!!!

Oh my word! We just watched the entire thing. Loved it. Omg what a ride! Howdy from Houston

This is both frightening and amazing at the same time, you could spend days & not see everything....I remember growing up one of my relatives had a rambler...loved that thing!!

Certainly a different explore, makes a change from farms & houses, the shed with the fireplace, looked to me like workshop originally because it seemed to have an adjustable light on the wall but the place taken over by his collecting.

Wow, I could spend a year going through that place, so much to see!!! Between scrap metal value and sell-able items, that's a small fortune rotting in the woods. The "little tank" is a Daimler Ferret Scout Car, Built in England between 1952 and 1971. They were used by the armies of over 40 countries for reconnaissance. Australia used them from 1953 until 1970, and then sold them at public auction, which is probably how it ended up there. Like most old military vehicles, it is only getting more valuable by the year. Inside of the very first camper you went inside, that thing in the drawer you thought might be a fan or filter is actually the carousel for a slide projector. You would load photographic slides in each of the slots and load it on the projector. It had a wired remote control and would project your photographs on a wall or screen like an old movie projector. The Rambler station wagon was built by AMC (American Motors Company). My Dad had a Rambler when I was a kid. The last Rambler sold in the USA was in 1969, but the name continued in other markets around the word. The 1600 LT car is a Toyota Celica I have a question for you Paul. I have noticed that almost every old car we see in your videos are very badly rusted. Here in the USA we mostly see that kind of terrible rust through in areas where they have snow because they salt the roads and areas near the ocean because of the ocean salt. Sometimes you see it if a car sits under a tree and has years of leaves or pine needles piled on it holding moisture. Is there any reason in particular? Having never had opportunity to visit Australia I don't know if it's just super humid and rainy or what? Just curious. Thanks for another great video. I really hope somebody can salvage all that before it is destroyed by rust and rot.

What a treasure find! The classic cars, the audio and electronic equipment, the old music magazines, in some ways its like a museum. 👍👍👍

the car at 47.15 is a vanden plas princes.the truck at 38.12 is a british motor corporation vehicle.

Hey Paul It's a real shame that all of this stuff never got to be put to good use. He obviously had some mental health issues to collect that much. And the beautiful bush is not someones private tip. It should be opened to the public to recycle as much as possible. Then the old man's efforts weren't for nothing. Thanks for the video. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

The rambler looks like a 1960's model

People didn't Thur stuff in old days because they didn't have a lot of money in some cases no money so made it do or when with out waste not want not Some really nice old cars that last one sweet ty so every much for sharing this der guys place in the woods We have rolls over here that grill like that and a off white as that one is......wow he had lived there his whole life no one want do any thing left sit rottn dodge ramlar the last two cars here usa kind cool people over like our cars and trucks

Wth did he work at a tip or something?Howd he get all that stuff?

S.A./ I,ve seen hoarders places, but THIS is extraordinary. I couldnt stop watching ! I,d like one of those wooden Woodfoofs boxes/crate- for sentimental value!!. How amazing this was- I,ve no words. Thank you.

Wow, very sad really! It's great that some things are kind of protected... My dad liked to drive big American cars 🙂 we had a few Ramblers, a Matador and a Rebel. He also had a Pontiac Parisienne for a few years plus many others I've forgotten. That Pontiac was a true antique ❤️ there were a lot of cars there that people would be able to revive. This was an epic explore! Always great tagging along with you 👍🙂

It’s a great place with lots to explore, I’ll be going back for another look & explore thanks for sharing paul

Brilliant explore, thanks Paul, it had me captivated till the end. While architecture is only reflected in the leadlight cabinets, the whole scene reflects a fascinating life lived, with every item adding to the story. The old fella must'vee really enjoyed his solitude. So many classic vehicles,starting with the chunk of 1935 Pontiac at the start. The old bus is a mid-40s Fargo, closely related to Dodge, while the truck down near the Kombi was a WW2 Chev. Those WW2 trucks were often painted in a khaki green which fades to a chalky mustard colour over the years. The car with the newspapers in the back is a 1958-60 Holden FC. Love the Ferret scout car, it is the real deal, used by the army from the mid-50s to about 1970. That psychedelic 'BORED' Bedford is great, along with the psychedelic green 1971 Holden HG ute seen earlier. The Rambler brand was not very popular compared to the 'Big Three' of GM, Ford, and Chrysler, the station wagon is about 1964-65. Thanks for sharing these great explores with us.

Hi paul, wow wow, you done a fantastic job getting us through your wonderful work. I was tired at the end ,just glued to it all. So much stuff. So many interesting things to see. The old bloke must have been in his element. RiP. Cheers deb

The lt is a Toyota Celica buddy

Pickers paradise 👍

Epic!...Just Epic. 😮

Absolute Haven for snakes

Poor little caravan! Those things are trendy & expensive in good order too. I got a 72 model Franklin & it's been stolen once, attempted steal the day after I found it & towed it back home. It got hit by some big ute the other week, it's parked on street & neighbours hate it. Meh, those psychos suck anyways. That van has seen some shit! People often want to buy it when they're not trying to steal it.

Wow!!! So much stuff!! That's a life time worth of collecting. Thanks so much for the awesome explore!

Toyota crown, we had one in the 70's, it was a pearler 😊

All I can say is WOW !! Outstanding Paul 🙌

The mind boggles really when u were in the sheds i was thinking about those 2 brothers in america that got squished under their hoarding hotmess..was thinking be carefull paul,when u accidently kicked that bucket😊

I'm surprised that you didn't encounter any snakes. How many acres do you think the propter covered? The little green car was a Morris miner it was an amazing find and do we know what happened to the owner?

Wow, what a find! I so enjoy your explores especially the country side ones, So much appreciated!!!

OMG how could anyone collect so much rubbish in one life time I would go nuts definitely a hoarder.A very good find Paul it’s a wonder you didn’t break a leg getting through all that rubbish he most certainly loved his cars as well.Till your next video Paul try and keep cool and happy house hunting.

Wow so much stuff & I'm only a few min in. Those old phones sell for about $40-$50 a piece at the recycle shop near me. I bet some car restorers would love some of those hard/impossible to find old parts.

That's a 'ferret' scout car from the 50's - 60's. Just before you looked inside I told my wife the steering wheel tilts the other way.

Wow,i think eccentric is the polite way of saying it lol.Its amazing to see how much crap,sorry..how many things we think we need.Nice bush block tho

The fan filter in the drawer was a slide photograph holder from a slide projector. The Holden Belmont Ute is a pretty rare car find.

I bet I’m related to him lol 😂! Wow that’s a lot of stuff. Cool video mate! ❤️👍🤘

at 16.12 it looks like the cab of an old bedford m series.

Bonjour d'Occitanie (France) 11:17 Midnight Express c'est le titre d'un film de 1978, c'est peut être l'album des musiques utilisé pour le film. Gilbert O'Sullivan est un auteur, compositeur interprète des années 70 dans le style Pop. 13:31 c'est un support pour diapositive, il ce mettais sur un appareil qui projetait l'image sur un écran. Si je devais une comparaison avec quelque chose de plus actuel c'est comme un diaporama sur écran. La diapositive était comme la pécule d'une photo. Je crois qu'il reste une diapositive. Il y a une collection d'objet et appareil de toutes les époques de quoi ouvrir un musée (ou presque) 35:25 c'est un scooters des années 60. 36:24 la marque Toyota n'a jamais eut de couronne pour logo. 43:45 Les lettres du capot ressemble (du moins une partie de celles qui reste) à Chevrolet. La forme du logo fait penser à la marque Peugeot, mais aussi à la forme d’un blason comme chevrolet. 49:51 C’est peut être une copie d’un véhicule blinder léger, mais ce n’est pas un char d’assaut (tank) des roues plutôt que des chenille 1:00:54 Je dirais plus la photo d’une équipe de rugby. Le ballon est plus ovale que sphérique. Pour les voitures, si vous ne voyez pas le nom de la marque, il y a peut être un logo qui est encore là (logo de la marque) Merci pour la promenade, beaucoup d’objets à voir.

Thanks for your video was awesome.. last car was a toyota celica prob 1974..😊

The cars were cool but that Rambler was awesome! His taste in music wasn't too bad...well except for the Joni Mitchell.

That was the craziest place very cool 😎👍 if you go back I hope you spend more time on the Volkswagen van they can be very saut after

This place would be a scrapper's paradise if allowed to clean it up and get the metal worth saving. Probably would take a year or so to do it. This was very interesting, must took them years to collect all of this.

Going off the rust on those cars this place must be near the coast.

An exceptional video! I will be watching it a second time through. At the end I was thinking you should revisit down the road, and then you said that. Thank you so much😃

This is incredible....never seen anything quite like it. The lead light kitchenettes were beautiful and well preserved... I've enjoyed watching this through out the day!!

Hello Paul…just unbelievable…”The Nash Rambler is North American auto produced by the Nash Motors division of Nash- Kelvinator Corp. from 1950 to 1954 in sedan,wagon,and fixed-profile convertible body styles,” info from Wikipedia .

The motorcycle next to the crown , was a Vespa, an Italian made bike

Very cool 😎👍 place probably one of coolest 😎 if you do go back spend some time with the Volkswagen van there are some very saut after years that sale for big money

Hi, Paul the Vehicle with the Shiny Chrome Grille is an English Austin Princess Vanden Plas 1300 depending on the yr model 1965 - 75 its a beautiful car

In the draw wasn’t a fan but a slide reel. I have a few of these

Love the miniture tank and almost that car with the big chrome grill was a rolsroyce

sad part is that when it all goes it will probably all just get scrapped. needs someone to go through it all. there is so much good stuff there.

That car at 46:09 is mad. I've never seen one with a drink/snack tray like that & the chrome grill is nuts. I've had to stop & start this epic explore a few times. I'm a mid 60's model but I don't know what car that is. I liked the old HQ Belmont ute with 3 on the tree, had the sedan model of it in maybe '85. The Holden glove box lids often had that 3? cup holder shape things that were great to mull up in LOL Yeah I did.

The theme song intrigues me what’s is the name of the song? Love watching the videos reminds me of my youth!