Abandoned in the woods: Diamond T, IHC, Ford, Chevy, GMC trucks + cars, tractors, cranes + dozers! 

We have a list, and will be taking home as many as we can!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 I would imagine some of that stuff will actually go for more than scrap if somebody wanted those

Are ya getting the 1 ton with the flat bed?

The motorcycle is a Honda

@@dennisnewman9832 I thought it was a BMW but I think you're right about it being Honda

I was looking for those also.

The scale of what is here is staggering!

It's an awesome rig. It's all the way in the back of the property. They do want to sell it. It's worth several thousand just based on iron price. The size and weight of it present a logistical challenge, to say the least.

That truck really speaks to me for some reason. It is quite buried in the center of the property, but I have plans to tow it home later.

Thanks for stopping by the channel!

Glad you liked it. Thanks so much for stopping by the channel!

Joe thinks I'm crazy, but that landfill truck speaks to me for some reason. I want to bring it home. Stay tuned!

They were a legendary icon. Great trucks!

I live in Nebraska and there's still a lot of the 70s Ford pickups around

Hehe! This is a SIMCA 1000, if it was a Aronde (The SIMCA model this car replaced) I would be very interested!

It's available!

Unfortunately this is a scrapping job. No plans for an auction. However, due to the terrain, weather, and schedules, it is going slowly, so there is time for things to be saved. The guy in charge of scrapping does have some idea of the potential collector value of the unique vehicles.

I've never seen so many in one place, and doubt I will again!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Amazing amount of vehicles Thanks for replying, really like the videos too!

We are making a list. There's literally tons to pick from!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 any of the pickups left? I'm in Nebraska wouldn't mind buying a few

You've got my number. The place is going slowly, due to schedules, weather, terrain, and the tightly packed nature of the property, so there is time. You're welcome to come out and make a plan next time we venture out there. The tractors, like everything else, are scattered throughout the property.

It's possible, but I can't say definitely, based on the footage here. The '67 F series had several details that stand apart from the 1968 and later. Notably, the lack of side markers/reflectors that were federally mandated in '68. Obviously, this truck has them on the hood, but I can't tell about the bed. It is possible that a later year hood could have been swapped on at some point. The '67 had a unique radio with a smaller face, but I did not zoom in close enough to tell conclusively. I will definitely check next time I return to the property!

Those are on our list!

Thank you so much for stopping by! And for sharing great facts and info!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 i am not motorcycle guy but czeck Jawa also... Resemblence maybe...

We will make an offer on it and it will be available... Sometime. These vehicles ae packed in so tight that it has taken a long time for the guys working here to just clear one little corner out. It is a difficult property to work in because it stays pretty wet, which hasn't helped us get anything done now that it's rainy season!

I didn't buy the property, just picked a few things and vehicles. Joe did buy the homebuilt tractor. He can be reached by email, rustranchkansas@gmail.com Thanks for stopping by the channel Tyler!

Yes this is a vast accumulation. Some trucks came here from up to a 100 mile radius. I'm not entirely sure what the plan was, but it is all getting dispersed now... slowly.

I agree, acquisition for the sake of acquisition is a lousy plan