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The limo is a Cadillac named "American Dream", there's plenty of articles on it. Don't see anything about it being abandoned in the woods, but it has been recently restored and is a museum show piece.

Exactly how does one abandon a forest?

"When Neil Armstrong first stepped on the mountain" I'm completely convinced that this entire channel is bot run and/or AI. Uncanny valley vibes

The limo has been fully restored and on display at the Deezer auto museum at the end of I-drive in Orlando. It had to be moved in several pieces and has a hot tub, putting green and a heli-pad .

I love historical properties. Especially from the victorian era. I moved from CA to TX to live in a 7,500 square foot, 3 story, Queen Anne style, historical, victorian mansion, that I bought, which was built in 1904. The whole thing has been beautifully restored, now, but all the main features, and key architectural points were left intact; even the original oak floors. It's literally my dream home. I have 7 fireplaces; all with amazing mantles. One of which has 11 foot columns, with gargoyles on top. I have 13 foot ceilings throughout, 14 chandaliers, multiple staircases, 5 sets of 10 foot, original, cedar, pocket doors, a widow's walk, up in the witch's hat, on the 3rd story, with 360° leaded glass, that gives off a priceless view of the surrounding town, wrap around, covered porches on, both, the 1st and 2nd stories, plus more. I even bought it with all the original furniture, so every room is filled with stunning, priceless antiques. It's like my own, miniature castle! It even came with 2 additional structures on the property; one of which ("The Maid's Quarters") I have rented out, and a carriage house, which I use as a garage. There's just so much history, and although it looks a bit intimidating from the outside (not the condition of it, but it's just the epitome of what one envisions when he or she thinks of the classic haunted mansion), it's so warm, welcoming, and cozy. You can literally feel how much this house was, and is, loved.❤️❤️

I wouldn't mind taking up urban exploration as a hobby if given the chance.

That limo is being restored right now. At 100' 1.5" long, it held the longest car in the world title for a while. It's made from 8 Cadillacs.

I can not believe they left the prisoners like that.

I read an account of an asylum which was abandoned by the guards during a war and the inmates ran it perfectly well till the war was over and then the staff came back and took over again , but I think it is an urban myth .

That super long limo was built by the limousine king in CA sometime in the 80's. It's a one of a kind. Where was that forest? That car is actually worth a lot of money. There is no other limo in the world even close to it.

Those ufo type buildings were prefab homes from the Finnish designer. Matti Suironen They were shipped all over the world, though I don’t think they sold as well as desired.

All abandoned shopping malls could be used a housing for homeless people.They Should not just left to rot!

He thought that old limo was top secret military. I’m Australian and even I’ve seen the American dream from the 80’s 😂😂😂

One summer back in the early '60s, my family took us to a cottage in Maine for a 2-week vacation. Another boy -- whose family was nearby -- and I took a hike through woods and fields in the area. Deep in the outback we came upon a partially collapsed house, wherein we found stacks of letters that spanned about 40 years in the life of the house. There was no explanation as how why the house had been abandoned.

I remember seeing this limousine in the Guinness book of world records

Wow, really?.... The white stretch limo held the record for longest limo in the world. It was originally based in California. It has a hot tub, and a helipad in the rear. It's also sectioned in the middle to make sharper turns. It was sitting on a Hollywood back lot for many years. I've seen a photo of that exact side shot of that car online. Someone has taken the photo and Photoshopped it with the forest setting. It started life as a Cadillac in the '80's.

Cant you see? the trees around the vehicle are really young, 10-20 years. So, no trees around when the vehicle was abandoned there.

#missingtopic isn't in some woods, it's a display piece at a museum. Wild AF. 😊❤

Actually the reason the futuros were never used is because of the health inspection, when they inspected it the pods not only were a fire hazard but, they also would get unbearably hot fast like ovens. The actual minni town itself unsure but, futuros were, and still are very dangerous, and being in those is a death trap due to the panel underneath rotting away.

In 2012, the car disappeared and was abandoned not only because of the difficulty of finding a place to adapt to the car but also for maintenance. Wheels and windows missing with only its carcass and everything else damaged, it was recovered by Autoseum, a technical teaching museum in Nassau County, New York for restoration. In 2019, the wreckage fell into the hands of Mike Dezer, the owner of the Dezerland Park Car Museum and Tourist Attractions in Orlando, who intended to leave the car restored in a museum. Restoration work began on the limousine in August of 2019. But Due to the Covid-19, the start of restoration was somewhat delayed. Upon completion, the world's longest car will become an exhibit at the Florida Auto Museum. Restoration

Poor Rosie the shark. I remember when she was 'found' and splashed across urbex pages and everyone's page. Friends went out to check her but all I felt was 'Poor Rosie'

That limo was called the American Dream at one point, but how it got abandoned in a forest half in pieces is beyond me.

Holy Bejesus I can't believe Ocean Falls is in here! I lived there in the 90's as a teenager after it had shut down. There were about 100 people living there and as the video points out the only way in or out is boat or sea plane. Also for the record people still live there, even less now then when I lived there but still there are people there.

Kappy is such an awesome Urban Explorer. I love to watch his video's.❤️❤️❤️

Them rock houses are in kinver,, only a few mins away from where i live, been up there loads of times,, its impressive that people acctually lived in them,, they look quite cosy as it goes, and kinver edge is a great place to walk up for amazing views.. its a beautiful place ❤️❤️

That limousine is at a museum in Orlando Florida and it has been fully restored and it's on display right now

That house with the cave underneath it would be the perfect place to live.

Aww yes I remember when Neil Armstrong was the first on the mountain fondly.

Just found your channel. I really appreciate your content and presentation, though not so much the cartoon transitions. Subscribed. Best of fortune with your channel 😊

I know how the UFO Village was canceled. They had to cut through dragon statues that were made by the Japanese people and after that the builders were getting in bad accidents.

The car in the woods isnt really in the woods. The guy wanted to stay anonymous because he lied.

This abandoned UFO village is the best and most innovative suburban area I have ever seen! Compare that to the boring rest of the world where every house looks *yaaaawn* exactly the same like the one next to it and the one next to it and the one next to it.......... Imagine these UFOs in higher positions, some in 4 meters height some in 10 meters, a bit bigger and with bigger rounded panorama windows. Awesome!

The ufo houses are “Futuro house, or Futuro Pod, is a round, prefabricated house designed by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen, of which fewer than 100 were built during the late 1960s and early 1970s.” There’s actually one in the town where I live. It’s owner maintains it very well.

Adam Mark, I saw the house in the rocks! So cool! ♥️♥️♥️

Others have already addressed this, but the image of the super-stretch limo is so badly photoshopped that a blind person could spot it. You would be hard-pressed to find any remaining forest areas in Europe so infrequently visited that something like that would be unknown, and the mix of plant and tree types is ridiculous. Wtf is an "abandoned" forest? Joggers and hikers don't "inhabit" a forest, unless they live there. What would make an abandoned vehicle in a forest "top secret?" There are just so many stupid aspects to that segment, I didn't even bother watching the rest of the video, which is a shame, bc the preceding story about the inmates trapped in the prison during a hurricane was a story with which I was unfamiliar. If you can't find enough legit stuff for a given video, maybe choose ten instead of fifteen.

Urban places are the best the worst part is hoping they are still standing while driving there.I love it.

We have some rock houses here in the states,but they’re usually in bad neighborhoods that aren’t very safe. 😂

The UFO village looks familiar. I remember reading about a guy that made ones that looks like that. He was experimenting with housing that would be more affordable and futuristic, but turned out the circular one were made with metal and it got too hot in them during the summer.

I think I saw that same fancy limo on my very first trip to Canada back when I was six. Same color and everything I always did wonder if I would see something related to it again, never did. I'm 25 now but that is definitely the same limo I saw those years ago.

It's ironic the cowboy theme park became a ghost town, like many old west towns, in movies and real life 😮

The town in British Columbia isn't abandoned entirely. There are still people living there, some of the homes used for vacation getaways and a crypto mining facility was built up by the dam. If you're going to report on a location, please get the details correct...

I did a bit of research behind the really long limo. I still can't figure out why it was in that forest. All I know is that it was in bad shape, and restored by someone living in florida, but I can't find anything about it being left abandoned in a forest.

I’d absolutely love the house with the spring underneath ❤

Amazing !! I bet it is so cool to have that job!! Great presentation!! Thanks!!

Clickbait for the limo….that’s in a museum that I saw recently.

The details of the Soviet space programme and the shuttle at around 7:00 are not historical fact. 1. The Soviet space programme had no aim of trying to land on the moon and wasn’t abandoned after 1969. 2. The Buran wasn’t built until the late 80s to carry heavy satellite payloads, with no aim to get to the moon. 3. The Berlin Wall falling was not the cause of the Soviet Union collapsing and occurred in different years (1989 and 1991 respectively).

Well most shops in malls either went into receivership or bankrupts or just moved out of the malls to cheaper leases this was happening way before the covid craziness happened

MISSING TOPIC:That’s literally the worlds longest limo definitely not too secret it was just restored actually

abandoned forest?

Yeah that limo "hiker" lied. Its a doctored photo, note the blurry areas by the trees. That car was called the American Dream and they restored it a while ago.

It's sad to read these comments everyone is only talking about the limo and not the first part of this video those poor inmates do we know what happened to them did they get rescued?!

I’d think the missing topic is possibly a piece of art work to showcase that nature conquers all

really an abandoned forest!

How many homeless people could live in that empty mall.

***** Great video.... Much Respects *****

The channel, "Exploring the Unbeaten Path" also did an exploration of those same Soviet space shuttles.

Abandoned Forest??? Makes no sense 😕

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I gave a down vote for the second thing you come across is the Guinness World Record limo which is currently being restored so how this picture of it in the forest when it was parked behind the previous owners building for years

18:08 It is amazing what you could do with click bait video editing technology these days.😑

When Neil Armstrong 1st stood foot on the mountain…? The mountain..?

The story about the inmates being abandoned in New Orleans is horrendous... I did some research on this and found out that the sheriff who was in charge continued to get reelected until 2021... what a prick...

The really long car found in the forest is called the American dream car Jay Ohrberg made it

I'd buy that house in a heartbeat

Interesting collection. Thanks.

I didn't realize a chin diaper was a "gas mask".............these videos kill me.

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An abandoned forest? 🤣

Those intermissions are really killing the vibe of the video.

As for the abandoned prisoners : It is absolutely the sorriest thing ever to abandon these prisoners. They may have been criminals but to abandon them with no food or water or help of any kind makes the people who kept them locked up there just as bad as they were. Human beings can be even worse than the criminals who got caught and sentenced. It's sickening to consider that I'm the same living breathing human beings that left these poor souls. I actually hope that most of them got away free.

There is pictures of the Limo when it looks new . Let’s go back to the start. In the late 1980s, Ohrberg dreamed up the idea of creating the world’s longest car - so he set about building the American Dream, which was initially based on a 1970s Cadillac Eldorado. In the end, however, there’s not much Eldorado left - save for the front grille, the wheel design and a few trim pieces. That’s because (as you might expect) the American Dream required extensive modifications in order to stretch out to 100 feet long - modifications that included placing six wheels in the front, a hinge in the middle, and a dozen more wheels in back. And then there were the modifications that favored extravagance over function. The American Dream had a helipad in back, and there are a few surviving photos of an actual helicopter sitting on top of the thing. The limo’s rear end also included a Jacuzzi - and there are more than a few photos of people hanging out, enjoying their Jacuzzi time, in the back of this real, working, 100-foot-long automobile. Between the weight of the helipad and the water in the Jacuzzi, you can suddenly start to understand why the rear end of this thing included so many wheels

3:01, i think its fake, photoshop

The limo the guy took a photo of is called "The American Dream" aka longest limo in the world built in 1986

#missingtopic ...: look up The longest car in the wirld.. You will see that car.

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#MissingTopic: How is this forrest abandoned? Can you show us a not abandoned forrest? 👀💯

Weird Stuff. The UFO village has a storied history. " the project was abandoned in 1980 due to investment losses and several car accident deaths and suicides during construction, which is said to have been caused by the act of bisecting the Chinese dragon sculpture located near the resort gates to widen the road to the buildings. Other stories indicated that the site was the former burial ground for Dutch soldiers"

I believe the long car in the woods is some kind of artistic or restoration project. I've seen it around the Internet a lot of times, more interestingly the forest its in has reportings of 2-3ft sized people who live in the rocks and crags and tree trunks.

That limo was photoshopped into the forest. It's The American Dream. It's the world's longest limo. Built by Jay Ohrberg in 1986. It's since been restored in 2022

Actually I have pictures of this Limo restored already. Just looked at them again to make sure lol. 😂 Seen it last year at an auto-museum in Orlando. I can send you the pictures and details if you would like 👍 I guess their might be more of them apparently. But this was supposed to be Trumps limo and even has signatures on the hood and pics of them signing it. #oddtopic

Exactly. It's a natural spring. It's where many people, especially in rural areas, got their water.

So sad about the prison

Malls started dying after the Bush financial crash of 2008.

Might have just fell out of an airplane just irony it landed upright

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Maybe that stretch limo was air lifted there? My opinion. 🤷

The vierchale is called the American dream which is 100 feet and 1.5 inches long. It is a super limo with 26 wheels, a helipad, a putting green and a swimming pool. The car was built by jay ohrberg in 1986 and started out as six Cadillac Eldorados. It’s so long that its difficult to drive

Before buying that house, I'd get a ghost-hunting team in there first

That car is in the Guinness World Records if I remember it was owned by Disney I think its been along time since I seen it. In very back it had a place to land a helicopter on.

Where was the space ship structure I saw in the intro..? I know what that is I saw it at a worlds far back in the early 60s . I’d love to see it .

That limo in woods is probably an art statement people like to make to invoke thought and see who finds it, how long it took and the reaction after.

Kappy’s channel is really interesting!

the UFO village was abandoned due to lack of interest, it was designed for tourists but never really took off and the company went bust. The Soviet space shuttles - the Buran, the one that did fly was destroyed in an accident at the Baikonur Cosmodrome when its hangar collapsed on it during a storm. There are two in this video both also at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, which are sister shuttles to the original used for testing. The Cosmodrome is still being used, not of the scale it was during the cold war - but the Americans pay to use it. When the Soviet Union ended the whole program was scrapped due to cost and the shuttles just left, another one is in a museum in Germany.

3:00 A guy called Adobe Photoshop is responsible for that car. He does this a lot...

It looks exactly like the worlds longest limousine that was abandoned in new York and was recently restored.

The Soviet Union didn't abandon its space program. They built a whole space station in 1971 and then built another in 1986.

With the last one, I live in Louisiana and there are tons of abandoned buildings that have been abandoned my whole life

First built in Burbank, California in 1986 by famed car customiser Jay Ohrberg, "The American Dream" originally measured 18.28 meters (60 feet), rolled on 26 wheels, and had a pair of V8 engines at the front and rear. Ohrberg later extended the limo to an astounding 30.5 meters (100 feet) long.

The limo looks like this one from the 80s called a Hot Tub Limo, there is one called the American Dream and that one was unique from what I can tell. It was restored and put into a museum. But this could be a hot tub limo based off the look of the wheels and how long it is. No idea how it got there but at least we know it had to have been put there anytime from the 80s to now. When the limo I think it is, was created and put on the market. Maybe whoever found it could find the license plate and have a trace done if possible? I hardly doubt that someone would have left the plate on it cause of them dumping it out there, but would be cool to find out.