What a beautiful website! I spent an hour riding down memory lane, looking at all these vehicles that I have been dreaming about the last fifty years. I was hoping he would show some old vans. Maybe next time

That Corvette Nomad is a one of a kind Motorama car! How do you just gloss by the most astounding find of the entire place?!?

Corvette nomad 1954 - WOW, excellent!!!🔥💙💙💙✨

You spent more time looking at a stack of hubcaps than the 54 Nomad! WTF?

Finally a "barn find" story of truely epic proportions. I really loved this story.

Words are hard to find. This collection is truly amazing. Thank you to your host for sharing. Thank you to this channel for making this video. Long live the past!!!

A 54 NOMAD and all I here is "oh a 54 Nomad" Ahhh What a car to restore. Great watch and thanks.....

Excellent collection !!! Never will we ever see beautiful Automobiles like these made again PRICELESS .. thank you for the tour

A magnificent car collection! I am in awe! Thank you for sharing!

I could have watched this a few more hours. Thanks for posting!

when i was in high school i used to go to a couple of different junkyards to get parts for my 54 chevy, bring your own tools and pick. this is what they looked like. wow!

You got to love these collectors for preserving history. Everybody has a purpose and this mans is a good one. All of those classics have a story to tell from the day they drove off of the assembly line all the way until this very day.

Man, oh man ! This is better than going to the county fair. I love old cars and trucks and could stay in there forever and NEVER get tired of looking.

Lotta nice stuff and memories in those sheds. Wish I still had the energy to rebuild some of these.

From Hemmings: As built for Motorama in 1955, the Chevrolet Corvette Nomad was essentially a 1953 Corvette from the A-pillars forward, grafted to a 1953 Chevrolet sedan chassis and wrapped in fiberglass bodywork. Power came from the Corvette’s 235-cu.in. “Blue Flame” six, rated at 150 horsepower and bolted to the two-speed Powerglide automatic transmission. Popular opinion is that the Corvette Nomad was destroyed after its Motorama days were over (though more than one may have been built), but a few replicas have been constructed over the years.

Loved it thanks for sharing,seeing all them old cars sure brought back memory's for me when I was growning up. Love them old cars still!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow great cars lucky older gentleman, he seems really nice also! Thanks for sharing

I am 64 years old and grew up knowing all of these great cars. It took a lot of money and effort to bring this group together. The caretakers know a lot about the collection and seem to know many great contacts. Apparently many know about this owner and his location. I get it that some of you do not agree with his hoarding this treasure, but that is being covetous. He has the right to grind them up into dust if he wants to. The cars belong to him or them and we should all be happy to see them and to wish we had this one or that one. I even saw one of the little Crewcut half scale Model T Ford's parked in there. I have three of those and they are mine for now. My grandkids enjoy them. One day these cars will be in someone else's hands. Until then just dream. No use ranting and crying.

I couldn't sleep at night knowing I had all these classic slices of Americana in my storage, Totally awesome. Thanks for sharing.

much thanks for sharing this beautiful treasure trove

Wow. That guy is rich in history. Rich in land. Rich in buildings. Rich in tools. Rich in cars. Rich in cash. And best part ... rich in hospitality. Incredible video. Lucky me. Lucky you.

11:53 Did he say '53 Corvette for 1,000 dollars? In '53, my dad was invited to an employees' VIP debut of the Corvette because he was a manager at GM. It was a Michigan version of the 'Futurama', and I went to see a rare first glimpse of America's legendary sports car! I was five years old, and in heaven! I got to drive an electric scale-model of the Corvette! Ever since, I've been enamored with cars, especially sports-cars, and became a mechanical engineer. Seeing all those old cars in the desert is a bit of nostalgia, having memories of most of them, many when they were new. It kinda make me feel as old as I am; just dust me off and make a few repairs! If only I could scrape up 1,000 bucks now...

This was a blast from the past. I am old enough to remember lots of these cars when they were still driving around.

Incredible collection, save those old souls, absolutely awesome

I absolutely love going through these old outdoor museums! Where I live they have come in and crushed all the old vehicles and cleaned them out. It's a shame.

Amazing place and cars!

So glad I saw this. I made sure I read all the comments and replies before I commented. I was very happy to see them drive by all the cars regardless of their banter. I wouldn't have had the giddy feeling in my tummy had they not posted this video. I was able to see and listen to the gentleman who owns them. I also saw mechanics working on some of them and if they were responsible for the bodywork then a big hurrah to them. I think I peed a little.

Thank you for sharing your video, it is always interesting in seeing what other people collect. He must have spent a small fortune buying all the cars he had. It was like going to car shows here in western Pa.for 10 years to see so many rare automobiles in one video.

My God, what an absolute classic cars goldmine!!!!

I have a special record and doc on that 54 Nomad. I had a 55 Nomad at the time and am one of the charter members of the Northwest Nomad Assn.

I am a 64 yr ole disabled Vet...this vid took my breath away. Just beautiful, gorgous, awestruck!!!...I'll take old over new in a heartbeat...unbelieveable...I like the ole studebakers...OLD continentals, old Tbirds, packards...I'd LOVE to come visit...and get lost there!!!...I KNOW I wouldn't come away...empty handed!!!...jus...outstanding!!!........................Ole Vet...

If I ever won the lottery or came into a nice chunk of change I wouldn’t buy a 2019 Mercedes. I’d go to a place like this and get a classic and have it restored! To me they are pieces of art. Thanks for posting this!! Love this stuff.

Great walking tour, nevermind the hate on here... they are just jealous. Thank you for posting this !

'57 Eldo Brougham 001? GASP!!! How could one guy aquire so many gems? At least they're all in a moisture-free desert environment. And the white Pontiac "hearse" at the end is actually an ambulance. GREAT vid!!!

I Love All The Older Cars Like From The 50s,60s ,70s I Could Just Walk Around There All Day And Just Sit And Look At Them All Day , Nice Video.

Blown away!!! By all those beautiful cars

WoW, just what I've been looking for . . .

I remember the 427 mystery engine it was the game changer in 60s circle track racing, all the big boys ran them. to see one in a street car is amazing!

OMG OMG OMG OMG I am in absolute love with that 63 Bonneville Hearse at the end of the video!!!!!!!!!!!!

Having a father that was an auto body repairman for 40+ years, and hanging with him for most of my youth, I recognized so many of these cars. I found it odd that the guy kept having to tell them what kind of car it was. I was confused about the Corvette Nomad though. I had only seen pictures of something like that as it never was produced. I truly enjoyed the trip down memory lane seeing all those old cars. I could browse through their inventory for days. Thanks for the video.

3 seconds on the Nomad Vette? That's what I wanted to see.

that's quite a beautiful collection! Thanks for sharing! Video could have been longer though.

amazing collection. hopefully they will be back on the road one day.

I wish there were old time yards like that here in Canada. Salt from the roads takes the old stuff.. gotta love the sandy states that stuff lasts forever.. great video

This place is amazing!!

that 65 imperial was beautiful, even under all that dust

What an amazing collection.... jaw on the floor, and the guy knows them all inside and out.

Slurp, gasp wheeze. Truly awesome. My father owned several of these but not at the same time.

What a collection! Makes me sick to remember the cars I gave away.. Two nice drive-able 58 Impalas, one '58 Chevy truck also drive-able. Sold my cherry 55 Chevy for 75.00 and my '55 Studebaker 2 door Starliner Coupe for 100.00.

W.t.? The coolest wagon in in the world 🌍 and your give it two seconds. You act like you've seen a million on of them, alot of cool cars! Thanks

Simply fantastic love it

Wow. An amazing collection

I can't get my head around this, it's so overwhelming. Only in America. Only in America. But more astonishing is that people can actually take what look like a total wrecks and restore them to their factory fresh glory.

Geez, what a gold mine !

That a lot of responsibility to have ! Looking after All that History and memories,Thank you

amazing content...footage...collection and really cool gentleman!!

OMG!! And it is in the Desert! Surface rust only on most of the Cars!

nice corvette nomad replica :)

glad to see such a collection not outside rotting! what a great collection!

So cool all these beautiful classic American cars 👍🏻

I watched all that to see the Nomad Vette, blinked and it was over. More about it !

This man's collection is amazing. I would like to meet him.

thank you , i enjoy to watching

As many have stated, thank you. I had to pick my jaw up off of the keyboard more than once. Subscribed.

That place is a restorer's dream!

When I was stationed in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia there were a lot of 40's and 50's cars just sitting on the side of the road out in the desert, bodies solid but completely sandblasted by the sand storms. The thought crossed my mind back then that it might be worth shipping them back.

Very nice to see these wonders, maneco - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.

Thanks for sharing!!!

Its like going to a museum. Sometimes there is too much to appreciate or comprehend.

Nice collection !

Awesome video for a car head. Thank you.

You win! The best collection of hard to impossible cars and their condition is super hopeful!

His investment in the buildings and cars will definitely appreciate.

My goodness.....I could spend years wandering around in this place......

Wrenching Sense... TINGLING! 😍😍😍😍

Holy Crap thanks for posting this ... far out guys !

I just saw my childhood pass by!

Q-Site Arizona.. The owner is very nice. Many of the cars are for sale as he always has good cars out front.

Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing. :)

Mindboggling how someone can amass so much in one lifetime! WOW!!!

..that looks like the kind of place where you might discover a P-51 Mustang fuselage, F4U Corsair, or maybe a disassembled B-25 in there...

Amazing...

An incredible collection of classic cars

I love, love, love the collection this guy has but yet again a group of very nice cars, sitting in old garages, collecting dust and rarely seen.

Wow so glad they try to restore what they have the old guy in the hat sounds like he's about 20 thats cool 😎

Wow that 54 Nomad blew me away

Split window Vette for me. Maybe the Torino type at 2:40/3:07 with a Cobra Jet. Thanks for the tour!

Amazing.....that is a great collection, even though a lot are out of commission

Quartzsite, Arizona, USA just to the west by a truckstop!

I don’t know how one man is allowed to own so much automotive history and not have it displayed!! Some extremely rare pieces of iron! Where ever this is.!

This collection is incredible!

That is an unbelievable tour!

About a year ago I relocated my company to AZ, I stumbled onto this vid and, turns out, this place is just down AZ hwy 95 from me. Talk about dumb luck. Guess I'm gonna hop into my 54 F100 Panel and pay this place a visit. Lord 0nly knows what might follow me back to the shop! Capt'n

I've been sort of a "car guy" all my life and this collection is truly breathtaking for several reasons (notice I didn't get cliche and say 'on many levels' ?) This is in-fact, a globally significant collection, in mostly good condition (thanks to desert air) examples of a period of time and place which by its very nature is emotionally moving to anyone who is observant and/or who may have owned any of these cars back in the day, like me. And, this is just one country. But, the USA arguably does in-fact historically lead the world in production, innovation, style, form and function. And who cares if the collections' owner wants to do nothing with them other then enjoy them on his terms? He has consciously assembled a living, marvelous treatise of the automobile. In short, pretty cool! ps: If I had his resources, I'd probably be the same way, maybe worse, and not be sorry about anything.

Amazing is not the word to describe such an awesome collection wow almost everything he has is plenty resotoreable

I couldn’t walk thru that place without crying. The continental convertible? Wow.

Nothing like high plains desert car collections..!! RUST FREE. Love that FI Bonneville..! WOW.. it is a 54 Nomad.! 3 on the floor??? I had a 57 Nomad and a 57 Safari Wagon with FI

The Corvette wagon is badass and super super rare to

When I lived out in California and while going into the high desert, I heard about this guy and his place but no one could ever tell me exactly where he was located. Nice thrill. Thanks for showing off his cars.

a mountain of amazing oldies