To myself, I find these cars almost beautiful in the state of condition there in. Somehow they esacaped the crusher, and they're still surviving. Each one with a history or story to tell. I find these videos that Patrick brings us, very strangely, more interesting than some of the recent car show videos seen here on You Tube. Maybe because they were not the lucky ones to have been pampered or garaged or sold at high auction. They've lived the hard life. I still can't see why anyone would collect these cars and letting them sit like this. But at least they're still here.

That's incredible and a terrible shame.

Wow. That’s a goldmine. Most look quite restorable. Lots of good parts.

*Thank you Mr. Nichols for another great video.*

Man that is something else i cant balieve how many first gen camaro's are in there how do you come across all this unreal man wow!!!! I love those cars all of them!!

That's a shame they're just left to rot he needs it passed them on to good homes that will restore them to their natural Glory

Most of these classics were new when I was a driver/owner aged teenager, and now I feel as old as they look, after seeing this. Brings home my age! Amazing how a well restored driveable unit can knock those years off!

Some awesome treasures!!!! Thanks for sharing😎😎

Another awesome video. I love seeing whats still out there just waiting to be repaired. It kills me when ppl say there are no more old cars left to be restored. The problem is they just dont wanna look. Thanx for showing us some more diamonds in the rough.

Never in my life heard of leaves being that damn loud holy shit 😳

Mega ultra stash of great cars. The 66 Nova SS was my favorite car! Thanks a bunch for sharing

Thanks for all your work.😀

If I had Bill Gates type of money. That entire lot of classics would be fully restored

That's a dam shame all those beautiful classic muscle cars rotting away

Very cool Thanks Patrick keep up the great work

Hello to France ! Incredible video. Very nices cars ! Thank you to give us a pure pleasure moment !

I love your videos Patrick! Keep em coming...

Every time I see a video of a yard like this, I see people leaving derogatory remarks about the condition of the cars. In all honesty we should be thankful for people like this who managed to save any of this stuff. Having worked in and around auto salvage since 1975, I can say the one thing that almost completely destroyed our hobby was known as "urban renewal" where the cities and then the small towns found out they could get federal and state funding for "cleanup" ie, hiring a building inspector to go around and force people to get rid of unlicensed or "derelict" vehicles. Maybe something simple was wrong with them, or the people didn't have the money to fix them or whatever; well that was declared a derelict vehicle, and it got ticketed and towed at the owners expense, nonsense that continues to this day. And to attempt to save any of these cars by themselves in a group usually brought out the local busybody wining about their "property values" and forcing a person to get rid of them. (Notice the privacy fence in this video...) When I first started, I watched most of the 50's and 60's cars get scrapped. The money was in ticketing and towing. There was literally no place to save them. Anyone complaining about the cars not being sheltered should remember that if you build a structure it'll probably need to be insured . This looks like someone's private collection, back when the cars could be bought cheaply (relative to today). Finally, if someone couldn't build some really cool rides out of what's shown, go buy yourself a trailer queen and be done with it. Great collection! Great video! Thanks! 👍

I'm from England and love US muscle cars. I learn a lot from these types of films. Keep it up. 👍

Thanks so much, its nice to see...

Proof you can't take your idols with you on Judgement Day

Omg...a 68 charger just setting there wasting away

Wow, what a Hoard of Camaros!! Thx for Giving a Second Look at Most of the Cars!

Patrick, haha this is absolutely amazing. It's beyond imagining. You must do a ton of legwork and research to find these places. Thank you, and happy holidays to you!

So much potential

"I'm gonna fix em up someday"

Sad to see them all rusting away😥 Thanks for sharing it with us Patrick. Lots of those would be easily restored.

Excellent job as always. Keep them coming.

Forget about everything else!! I just saw a 95 z28 convertible with an LT1, 6speed and Borla exhaust at 2:23 Now That's A Real Crime hehe... Hey thanks for the vid it really hurts to see true American Muscle in such despair!!

I'd buy that white Nova in a heartbeat but he'd rather let it rust to a pile.

Another great video Pat! Keep up the good work. I love your videos.

Very neat collection

Another estate sale to watch out for. Anyone local ought to keep an eye on the obits... Sad they sit an rot.

The guy probably didn't have 10 grand into the whole collection back in the day..

awesome vid thanks for sharing , great to know there's a chance to find future projects ! cheers

Great video Thanks!!

You need to market yourself to the Discovery channel and the new Motor Trend Channel. You could find these cars for the plethora of hot rodding and resto-modding and restoration shows on these channels. You could get paid to find these cars for the networks to bring on their shows for custom restorations

Patrick, ... cryin’ shame just waiting to be rescued... ESPECIALLY the 67’ Nova 327🤟🏻. Excuse me ... the white 66’🇺🇸

Thanks for sharing, 👍😎

Nice find! Great video

I bet that's in Hartford Tennessee cause every time i pass by that town it just makes me sad people just letting classics sit and rot😢

Why would some one let all those car just set and rot. I have a 67 Camaro that I worked on for 40 years to get it how I wanted it. Thanks for the video.

Great walk around 👍

Patrick,just keep doing what you do. Its easy to think all these cars are gone,but their not.

I wonder how many of the first generation Camaros in this video could still be salvaged.

A pole barn made from salvaged lumber. And tin would protect these cars money in the bank , more interest then a savings account at 2 percent return!

Very nice nice find , I sure could use some parts for my 68 Camaro out of there. I have started with worse Donors than those in the past. Thanks for Sharing !

An absolutely beautiful yard. Just like an old graveyard. Quiet country, peaceful beautiful!

While I love these videos you do it always baffles me that people leave good iron out to rot away to nothing, for no reason other then they don’t want anyone else to have it. You have to admit it’s got to be hard to see. Either way keep doing what you do, gives me faint hope of owning even one old muscle car someday

OMG LOVE THE VIDEO ! Want to hurt the owner, camaro’s are my passion and this video hurt 😢 first car when I was 16 was a 68 plain Jane , old lady passed & I got it for $700 - wish i still had it !!

Love all your videos thanks for what you do

Love your channel Patrick

That's the most favourite Camaro 1st Gen

I thought I saw a charger in there. Damn I'd love to have that!

Great find!!!👍🏼 i want a camaroooo!!🤤

Thank you Patrick first gen Camaro is my favorite my dad bought a 68 new I can still remember the smell of the interior didn’t see any ZL 1 9560 copo

guy must be cracking up

Love this videos 👍💪

You , blow my mind ! I love first ; (1st. ) gen - camaros ! You take me , to places i only dream about ! Thank you ; an god bless

Yard art. Mass Grave site. ?

Videos like this one gives me anxiety tremendously but yet again here I am 🤬

Great find. Love the pictures. We are restoring a 69 Camaro.

Incredible collection.

Alright, Alright,Alright!

Please send me junk yard info I’d like to buy a couple of those Car’s

Makes me happy that these places do still exist

Great video ! If you combined the cars from my high school parking lot with the cars my dad, brother and i owned around the same time and put them in a yard it would look just about like this ! Hell just our house alone looked pretty close to this yard. The good old days.

iron ore mined in the early sixties, melted with 6,000 degree Fahrenheit temperature, carbon mixed in with iron ore to make sheet steel , the sheet Steel pressed with tons of force to make fenders, doors, quarter panels, hoods trunk lids and roofs, thicker Steel to make frames and leaf springs, iron ore reheated to casts engine blocks, heads, intakes, sand melted to make Windows, years pass, everything turns back into rust or iron ore, this guy is a iron ore Miner only he's working in the wrong pit

😢

Awesome ! I remember when these cars were new...

Amazing ,,, loving it ,,,

Makes me cry when some people horde stuff that others would appreciate and keep alive. Instead, let the stuff sit outside with windows open, not roof etc. just rotting away. Might as well be in a junkyard about to get parted out or crushed.

Let me guess none of it's for sale right?

Wow!!!!! It's a shame that they're just left outside like that to rot. I don't know the owner's situation but he's dropping the ball man. The more I watch the more disappointing it gets it's just so sad. Thank you Mr. Glen for the video man those cars deserve better!.

I Love Camaro’s , I’ve watched this video at least a dozen times in past couple days

I wish I could snap my fingers and make them all brand new again.

i wonder if the 66 nova is a L79 car

I'm a 67 68 69 firebird/trans am guy but everything that I've seen so far has been bad ass in all the videos

Unbelievable...I agree on your picks...the 66 Nova, 67 RS...And then I'd also grab the first one in the video , the 67 RS/SS....and all the 69 convertibles...and the last 69 with the full rear bumper guards that looks to be a possible Z/28..

This what greedy selfish owners do charge you to much for parts then let them rot!!!

Haha.."Lot of leaves on the ground"...don't want to wake the Rottweiler lol

Awesome find. I just watched your video. Insane find. It was cool enough for me to subscribe. Keep it up. I may get in contact with you in the future.

WOW thanks for this it's sad to see but atleast we know there are places like this maybe someone like you could persuade owners like this to sell and save car's like this.🏁🇺🇸😎

So instead of him being known as the guy who let these beauties rot into the ground he could be remembered as the guy who let people bring them back to life for generations to enjoy sad

Disappointed and disgusted

Nice video! Interesting that he has what appears to be a competition orange 1969 Cougar Eliminator hidden in the mix of early Camaros!

Wow this cars are beautiful that's a gold mine.

Almost christmas...can i have all those under my tree

I feel like I just got back from a strip club

i wonder if those old classic mag rims on some of those cars can be more refurbished...i cant wait for your new video,,,great work finding these places

I always loved roaming through junkyards

You should come and video my ex father in laws place here in alabama. His yard is as good or better than this one. Hes been buying them up since 78. With about 100 or more chevelles, camaros and novas.. i need to get u his info

Sad....what's the point? So many can be restored.

These places would be a fairytale if it wasn’t for you on the hunt for these amazing finds. Thanks for all your hard work to show us that these cars really do exist in the back woods of America.

I like that white e30 on the truck at the beginning:D But all those muscles are really nice too

for sale 25k each let me guess

makes me sick

What an AWESOME VIDEO

Great job showing all those nice cars. I really hope they all end up in someones garage. By the way, do you now own that white 66! It seemed to really catch your eye. It was a beauty. Thanks for another awesome vid.

Nothing will ever happen to them. Might as well take a monster truck through there. Would love to see the look on people’s faces.