I would grab that old Goodyear raised white letter whitewall polyglass tire at 2:16! I don't ever remember seeing one of them before! The Car with the stripe was a 72/73 Torino Sports roof, the Belvedere was a 63, The red Charger had a set of 68 GTO bucket seats in it! The red Torino is a 1972, it would be cool if you could combine the sports roof Torino with the red 72 as its the less desirable standard roof. The Royal Lancer is a cool find! The Satellite is a 70, Of all of the cars the 55 or 56 Royal Lancer with the 392 Hemi transplanted into it would be the BOMB!

Hangin with the kids is the best...in a yard full of old cars, even better! My daughter and I used to do the same thing. Now she's 19, and moved onto big girl things. But, I have my 11 year old son...jackpot. We're doing things all over again : ) Can't wait for this quarantine thing to end. Stay well everyone.

That's really cool that you do that stuff with your daughter. It's fun when they get into it, like she obviously does. It also sounds like she is interested in knowing about things she sees. Thank you for taking us on your adventure. I love this stuff.

I miss the good old days of browsing through salvage yards...nobody has older cars like that around here anymore

The GTX is a 1970. '68s had the round marker lights on the fenders just like the Roadrunners and Chargers. '69 had the rectangle ones like that car does, and in '70 they raised the lower center part of the grill and it was flat across the top like that one. '69 grills had even spacing across the front.

Pretty cool I like looking at old cars trucks and any other things in a junk yard and your daughter with you she will remember hopefully when she gets older

You're a good dad...and she will always remember those adventures....

All the car shows ,auctions , magazines, and videos..... I never heard of those ID cards sitting there like that in that pouch, thanks for sharing that

Just found your channel and subbed. I saw a few cars that could be saved with a lot of work. Im glad you and your daughter did this. She will remember it for a lifetime. Your a good dude and dad, keep it up man.

Just watching this video gives me the chills. I have six older brothers so back in the day I have seen many many of those car from the middle fifty to the late seventies.

Just watched the video of you and your daughter walking around those old cars, and I applaud you sir for taking your little girl out on adventure with you. She will always remember that time she spent with you and she will probably brag on how cool her dad is when she tells her friends. As a father with a 4yr old daughter, I say great job! Kids are a blessing. GOD BLESS and be well.

Thanks for sharing, tons of cool stuff there.

A Sears Kelsey Hayes rim , a JC Penny tire , American as apple pie. What most folks consider insignificant i consider gold . Love the Torino at 18:10 bet it is a Cleveland car, i am a Ford Fanatic but love everything, really enjoyable stuff, Thanks Buddy...

Father/daughter bonding will last a lifetime, good to see it in real time, thanks for sharing, it brings back lots of memories for me as well

Between the yard art and projects he had quite the collection. Thanks for sharing it with us. Definitely good daughter and father time. Wish I had those days back. Cherish them, I know you do.

Amazing how those cards stayed in those Chargers for over 50 years. Wow! Thanks for sharing!

Like you I am a father of three daughters, and like you I like cars, but unlike you my three daughters are grown and flown the coop, so one morning I woke up thinking of my daughters when they were little and I started to weep like a baby because I miss them, so take lots of pictures and lots of videos because before you know it they'll be all grown up and flown the coop, thank you for the video I enjoyed it.

Father and daughter times very nice....walking thru a field of dreams ...🤙

Daddy making memories with his little girl 👧.Someday this day will just pop up in your head. It will make you sad 😞 but it will also make you happy 😃.

It's very cool that you include and spend quality time with your daughter carly, these are times that go by too quickly and she will grow up before you know it. Nowadays, too many kids spend all their time in front of a computer, but you're teaching her a balance and she will be much better for it. God bless her and yourself, and know that you are doing an exellent job as her father

Another job well done

When I was younger in the 7th a buddy and I would skip school and go walk around many many old junk yards in Michigan where we lived. Didn't do much for my grades but man did I enjoy it. Lots of muscle cars and cars going all the way back to the 30s.

Awesome content brother. Keep it coming.

Its really important to expose the old car hobby to our children.

Enjoy your time with your daughter. I have a niece that used to be one of the boys. One day she decided to be a normal girl, and haven't seen her since. She decided watching Jeffery Star is more entertaining then our salvage yard treks, haha. Nick's Garage had built a few of those early Hemi's, but I think that they were the 354ci ones.

I love that you've found a passion with your daughter my kids enjoy our project truck and hunting in the woods I see alot of salvageable gold there mopars have gotten big lately even if car cant be saved it could live on get them to start posting parts and projects dont let them fully go to waste I'm a gm guy saying save the mopars and the few chevys there to saw some rarer motors pull them some may be salvageable let's keep some heritage on the road

Thanks for sharing reminds me of those youth hunting shows that comes on early on Saturday morning hear in Kentucky except with old cars really loved watching your video great info never knew about the cards in chrysler products 👍

Some of that stuff would make good yard art, I bet.

My kids (daughters) loved these adventures that I went on

Right on man, never knew about those CertiCards! I got a girl just like that and we do the same thing, she's in my 48 Plymouth truck video about to climb on the rusty bulldozer! I learned to drive in a Plymouth Volare wagon like that blue one at the end, except ours was green

Used to be an old salvage yard in South Carolina off US 25, maybe around the town of Edgefield? I remember people saying the old man that owned the yard wouldn't sell anything to anyone. So the cars stay there with some pretty big trees growing out of them. Many 1940s and 1950s cars. As I recall, this was in the mid 1980s, and it was a pretty large yard.......

Good swapmeet stuff in the collection nice stuff though happy junkn thanks 4 the video👍

Interesting video. I'd do the same thing if i came across all this stuff. Cars deteriorate badly when out to the weather, but there's still a lot of parts that could be salvaged. I have a 48 Packard I saved from the crusher a number of years ago. It sits under a carport to keep some of the weather off it. I wash it a couple times a year and polish the chrome. It 'll never run again, but cleaned up pretty well and doesn't look too bad. It makes for good "yard art."

The GTX is a 1970 Model GTX.... Great video! Thanks!

Great video thanks for sharing 👍

I'm a new subscriber, and I enjoyed this so much and I always wanted a little one like that to be able to teach them about Cool things like cars. You are so lucky.

That was a cool tire never saw whitewalls and white letters on the same tire !!!

That was very cool.thanks

Awsome vid bud I love seeing the old cars that's how I bought mine but it's actually running a lil rust not bad and it was in a junk yard I bought it cause I loved that type of car and couldn't see her setting there like that so I bought it and yep it runs good but I need the blinker assembly up front but ya anyways godbless and be safe

you're right about big adventure for your daughter, that was my most fav thing as a kid was hitting the wrecking yard with dad to find parts.

I remember when old cars in the Woods were called "Junk", who knew they would become a Cottage industry!

Good find on the red Charger. Back in the 70s my neighbors had one in their backyard with the 361. I made the mistake of telling a friend about it and he went and bought it before I could get the money. Oh well.

GREAT vidio. Thanks to Randy telling us about you

Nice old Torino by the charger damn there some nice veihicles there but I need just certain parts

13:45 Best car of the bunch was that '56 Dodge (year?) 2dr hardtop. Looked solid and totally complete. Park that in my driveway anytime you want.

new guy to your channel, Greetings from Kennesaw, Ga. Love your channel.

I was in Iowa 25 or so years ago and went by a farm, and counted 16, 66/67 chargers. They all appeared to be complete drivers. I have pictures some where. Cat didn't use superchargers that I;m aware of.

That Red Charger was like the Penetration funny car of Larry Arnold another lost car.

The blower is a 671 from a 2 stroke Detroit diesel engine. Had it been bluish green it would have came from a truck, or boat. Being yellow it came from a piece of construction equipment.

You are creating some great memories for your little girl she is very lucky to have a dad like you. At 13:36 you were talking about the 68 or 69 GTX well that was a 69 you can tell by the front marker light it is oblong on the 68 they were round

I use to do that with my son, he is 32 years old now and has a 69 nova ss, I am going back out looking again real soon and hope to bring my son along again with my grand daughters

I’d like to see more of that 52 Chevy, see what body style it is. 👍🏻

I've always loved walking around junkyards, especially the privately owned junkyards. The one thing that I don't understand about hoards is, they lack the preservational mindset about things.

19:34 That old sedan appears to be a 1975 Dodge Monaco. Those are sought after, as that's what they drove in The Blues Brothers, and they're aren't many around anymore.

So Cool that your daughter is doing it with you.

I think I saw an Episode of Graveyard car's where they said they'd never done a 66 Charger🤔 there probably the only guy's that could bring that back from the Dead

My mother bought a 66 Charger brand new, red with white interior 318 automatic, they traded that in on a new 68 charger.

Great finds the blower is off a Detroit diesel

That Clayton Auto Parts car with "Dodge" on it is a 1970-71 Mercury Cyclone. Dodge was likely a sponsor.

I’m really sorry for your loss!

BEST VIDEO , BEST DAD ( see if you can save that 392 *) and I was imagining that beautiful 67 Red Charger with Black interior new, - Wow * _________________________________________

3:45 that wheel be the 2nd time I seen these . I bought 15 cars off a guy mach1 sold that already 69 cougar I still have , 73 mustang coupe, and a 68 Ventura and bunch of others . Those wheels were on the Ventura

- AND I really HOPE you saved that "Sears KH rim AND JC Penny tire" bro :-) Rather have that hanging in my garage than some oil or coke sign !!!! !!!!! ____________________________________

That GTX you mentioned in your video is a 1970 and if it's a real GTX she is worth saving!

That early 50s chevy would make a cool gasser with that 392

As a owner of a 59 New Yorker I hate to see those Forward Look (finned Mopars) cars rotting. That Royal Lancer Dodge by the 66 Charger IIRC was the top of the line Dodge and might warrant a look under the hood,

You need to get the Hemi!

I used to love going junk yard shopping.

It's so nice to see you with your daughter at the old cars😃👍 it's even so importand and good when the youngsters & next generations could become a nice feeling for these amazing cars, soo importand junk/salvage yards & the big History of "The Big 3"...😊 I really really hope, that in USA the people and owners of yards with classic cars save the cars & places where you could still find these cars. It's soo importand for the future for restore & build cars. --> EVERY CRUSHED CLASSIC CAR IS A BIG LOOSE & DESTRUCTION OF THE AMAZING LIFESTYLE & HISTORY OF CLASSIC CARS. (& every crushed classic car is also a loose about the nice, great history of "The Big" 3 & "The American way of drive" I think you've a feeling for it & you know about that the most cars at yards/places like this are mostly restorable & have potential to save it😋 I'm from germany, Bavaria (southernmost part of germany...only ~5 mls to Austria... i'm living near "Bodensee"☺️) And i wrote 2 comments to you at another Video of you about places like this, did you see it???🤔 But I can tell you about how bad it is for a car guy like we are, when there aren't yards & places like this 😓... At germany you couldn't find places like this with old, junked classic cars & that is very very sad & hard when you like that..when you restoring classic cars....& when you like so amazing places like junk/salvage Yards shown in this or another Videos of you.😏 I wish i life at USA!🇺🇸 You could find me every day at junk yards Like this😋😅😂 i'm not a really "german guy"...my Lifestyle is mostly an "American Lifestyle" & my heart is pumping for US cars 🇺🇸😋...I wish i life at USA, at best at Arizona or something else like that, then i could find old cars to restore. But so i've to talk with people like you via Internet and I wish i was also there to make projects with people like you. Find old cars at places like this for restore and save it. I found a 67 Chevy Caprice/Impala 4 Door Hardtop located at Ohio USA via Internet after a big search by myself. I was looking for very different Cars from all US makers, mostly 4 Doors especially 4 Door Hardtop's before I got this one. I found, bought & imported it all by myself. And now i'm still restoring it with my 70 years old father 😊 i'm 34 & thought to make a father son Project. Because I think you know how nice it is to make a project like this with the father, the daughter or son. Then it's much more than only "a Car", this make very very nice memories😃🍀 I think many fathers with sons or daughters are saveing cars even because they're not really looking about the "business thing" to make win with sale classic cars. And so they're often save cars what a Garage or something else like that could not save because it's often not a good business when many old cars are not worth so much. And the "family projects" save cars which aren't worth much Money, but worth to restore and save it for history...and a car model what you couldn't find anymore because they wasn't worth many Money, the family projects often save other car Models which are worth about their history too. I hope you and your daughter will make projects and save cars from the places like this, i Hope you'll enjoy it! Good Luck😃🍀 A little question; So you sale parts or whole cars what you could find at places like this??? Because I think you could help me/us a lot about the project of the 67 Caprice restoration ☺ I Hope you'll answer & tell me about that question PLEASE ☺ THANK YOU VERY MUCH 🍀

Seats in that red charger look like they were GM seats that button on the side

You are right! Good quality time with your daughter that's great.Wait until she's 16,start saving money for her future muscle car!!!!!😂Keep it up👍

The #17 dirt track car looks like a AMC

Next to that Red Torino was 1956 or 1957 Royal Lancer and that could have a Dodge Red Ram Hemi or Poly engine in it, if a poly you can change the heads and pistons and have a Hemi Engine

The 6-71 blower was never on a "Cat", they were on a Detroit Diesel 71 series, meaning 71 cu. inches per cylinder and on an inline 6 cyl.

That old hemi was a find

Detroit diesels got painted many colors, the likely donor of that Roots blower...by the size, maybe a 6or8-71?

thanks for another great show thanks for sharing your adventure with us luv seeing dads and daughters doing things together b safe b sweet b glorified

There you have it, the longer these wreckers leave their cars to the elements to rot them all out, the less value and profit they will have.

I'm still looking for a 1968 LTD hide headlights style but I need the front blinker assembly's if ya ever see any plz let me know I'll buy them pay shipping and throw ya a few bucks but ya that's what I need

Appears to be a 392 brother. 1957 or '58. **never mind, you got it. 👍👍 Now GO BUY IT. A decent engine, able to turn over & run .. in Dallas, Texas is $5k obo. That one .. not so much. If treated as a 392 core .. .. $1500 would be a great buy. Per se. Give or take 500 dollars. The crank, heads, block, valve train, & incidentals would get that parted out.

its great that you didnt take those cards from the cars,they need to die or be restored with the cars,did you buy the 392 HEMI?

I'm thinking that yellow blower is a GMC unit from a Detroit two stroke diesel, 'strokers', by their very design, need a blower to function, not just to enhance performance. BTW, check out Cold War Motors in Alberta, Scott and his team of agents dragged a '60 Plymouth Fury out of a field and that is now well on its way to completion.

The black an white car is an old 70 to 72 Torino.

361s were used in trucks. So many Mopar engine families so dont ask which one I feel a smaller version of the 383-440 family?

6:20 Ford is a '70-'71 Torino. Must have been sponsored by a Dodge dealer.

Your going to get in trouble with the man that owns the junkyard that said don’t open the hoods or doors, I had a 66 charger modified from automatic trans,to a four speed, I drag raced it for a few years, and then traded it off for a old Chevy 4x4 73 model, thanks y’all BigAl California.

Did u buy that hemi and the charger?????

I remember going to get parts from salvage yards with my father and he taught me how to work on vehicles also you need to find something old easy to work on like that charger that will take a lot of work to salvage do that with your wife and your daughter teacher respect and then give it to her when she grows up old enough to respect it dad always told me I wouldn't get my 67 Ford pickup truck which was Grandpa's truck piece of maintenance they have 352 automatic 428 warmed-over C6 I couldn't done that without dad teach me how to work on cars to begin with I love my Camaro racer Mustang racer what can you do with a half ton Ford pickup truck Aaron drive to the Mutt and stuff like they're not going to do with their Camaros and Mustangs

I'll take the Torino on the other side of the 66 Charger

5:15, could the missing word be; Backhoe...

Get the charger, and the engine in the barn.

Looks like a dart

What are we looking at 17:35 (Graco)...

"Pretty rotten...pretty rusty..." Pretty sad. :o(

How about the Torino?

Torino makes a Starsky and Hutch car

392 HEMI needs a new home.

old cars

You're doing it right with your little girl. Is that 392 for sale?

If the hemi is 4 sale it won't last long. One look under the oil pan will tell u all u need to know.