Exploring a warehouse full of barn finds 

next time you do one of these, you should take someone along that knows the difference between a Maverick and a Torino, A Pontiac and a Chevy, that Shelby made a bunch of these Turbo Turds, Those are Plymouth Sebrings, A Lemans from a Firebird, Or that finding an original Boss 429 Mustang would put you in a new house and send your kids through college.

Brother this is an incredible find, it's amazing that you don't know what you're walking around....... Man I would have died and gone to heaven to be walking around all those cars that you are walking around.... I grew up on Fords in the 1970s my step dad was a general manager of Foxworthy Ford in the seventies, this dealership was up on the North side of Indianapolis, near the intersection of 96th and Keystone, when I was 14 he brought home a 69 Mach 1, it had a 428 SCJ engine, it had an automatic transmission with a stall converter, GT wheels, a shaker hood scoop, it was red with black hood and deck lid..... I talked till I was blue in the face trying to get this car..... But he was an asshole and wouldn't let me have it, I was only his step kid, not his real son..... I got my mom to take me to school in that car, we lived out in the country in Owen county down in southern Indiana, I had her wait until the bus came so that we could pass it on the highway going into Spencer, you have to understand I was picked on relentlessly when I was a kid, this was one of the few things I could do to make me look cool...... This place you're walking around in is full of so many treasures..... It's so crazy that you don't understand what you're walking around

Boss 429 is the holy grail

Wow, what a find. Thanks for taking us along to see it. Seeing that Boss 429 and the 71/72 Mach sitting there covered in dust is almost like a religious experience for a car guy.

Damn near every car there is a classic. Whoever collected that has a hell of an eye.

Nice find. Most valuable car there is that Boss 429 and you barely looked at it.

Well done on showing us these cars. I’m a car guy I own a 1965 Chrysler Valiant AP6 it’s my daily driver and yet I couldn’t see what some of those cars were. I hope the cars get fixed up especially the ones in the garage they look like they were parked 30 years ago and just left. Imagine being left that by a distant relative bloody sweet.

Roadrunner,Satellite and GTX all had that body style one of the cars you liked was a 70 Ford Torino Gt with that hood scoop

'70 Mustang vert and Cobra powered Torino sitting side-by-side. And a 429. Dayum!

A fortune there thank you for sharing they are all cool cars

I have found 2 429 BOSS MUSTANGS in MINT condition. Both are in NY state. Both are '70 B Mustangs. One price is 1/2 million and the other is 650 Grand. One has 16,000 ORIG. miles on it. That's the claim at least. There's another RACING version 429 BOSS and I believe it may be in CANADA. So BOSS 429's are a true "jewel." Rare needle in a haystack.

Shame on people for giving you crap and not just appreciating that you recorded video of these cars for people to see. Who cares if you didn't know every make and model, at least you got them on video. Don't understand why people are being so negative towards you instead of just saying "thank you for sharing your find".

Last two or Pontiac LeMans not Firebird

The boss 429 is the rarest in that warehouse full

I'd love to go through junkyards. Killer finds. What id do for a boss 429. Nice work

He also missed the rare (69 or 70) Torino cobra.

Great barn find, thanks for sharing!! Mindblowing collection the owner is sitting on. Even more mindblowing are some of the zero-IQ comments you got for not being an expert, but that's life in social media...

All I can say is how upset I felt not being there with you looking at all that gold sitting there wasting away. If you have the resources, you should try to buy the entire lot, stock and barrel. You could make an insane amount of money selling those off individually to private collectors and even car shops that restore these cars. Some of those cars restored go in the six figures. Great video, very envious that I am not there! Thanks for the trip!

Beautiful collection! I looked for your email because I wanted to tell you something about a few of the vehicles I saw and to ask for the contact of the owners. I can't afford the ones I would like to have but the old Ford Coupe with the greyhound hood ornament could be a 34-36. My grandad had a 36 Ford and I would love to find another one. A family member sold his off and I have a special place for them and for the 69 mustangs. I have 2 69s (fastback and a coupe). Great find. And even if you don't know much about cars those of us who think we do enjoyed the video. Don't worry about those fussing at you, I enjoyed it. If they don't like your narration they can always mute the video. But this made my day. Thank you.

Raul. Yes, you and your buddies or co-workers have stumbled upon quite a barn find. Raul each one of those cars should be able to be "decoded" so one can identify EXACTLY the year, make and model. It eliminates any "guessing" as to what auto or truck you're looking at. Now I saw, those Mopars and knew what they were. I also saw the 429 BOSS Mustang. The 429 BOSS IS a "jewel" and needs to be rescued and restored back to "FACTORY ORIGINAL condition" as best as possible. I saw a few muscle car Pontiacs and the Ford Torino...possibly a GT. Raul. "CONVERTIBLE" classic autos with BIG BLOCK engines(factory "original") ARE at the top of the list(food chain). They DO bring in the most money when they're in MINT condition. For example--a 1958 CONVERTIBLE Impala vs. a '58 hardtop both in mint condition with identical engines, the convertible (ragtop) would bring in a higher price. All classic car collectors know "ragtops" bring in more money than a hardtop. Raul, do some research(homework) on any one of these cars you've shown us. Pick 'em carfully. BIG blocks=BIG $$$. Without question. Word of advice, I would NOT even consider restoring a #5 much less a #6 car category. They're DEAD! It would be WAY TOOO much $ to restore to back to a #2 category which is a blue-ribbon winner at a car show. #1 (concourse) is just an astronomical price. Now the 429 BOSS Mustang might be worth restoring back to #2 condition and possibly #1...ONLY because it IS a VERY highly sought after popular classic muscle car which could pull in over 1/2 million ($500,000) in factory MINT condition. It's the 429 HEMI BIG block engine which made the car what it is. Have a good one.

Cool find thanks for sharing. Not many people can casually fob off a 4 speed 429 Mustang like that...

incredible. whoever owns these has won the golden ticket of muscle cars , and many silver medals as well.

Great video! Thank you for sharing!!! I think in the beginning of your vid you should explain that you are at a house doing a job. Also, that you like cars but old cars are not your area of expertise…. You could add text in the beginning… thanks again for posting!!!

This individual has some treasures here!!!! It would be SWEEEEET if they saw the road again!!!!!!!!

Some serious high dollar cars in that shop!

It looks like many of the cars are survivors in the wearhouse. Survivors are worth more cuz the simple fact that a car or truck can be restored 100 times but they're ONLY ORIGINAL ONCE. I'd give my left *** for that red/red w/ white top '70 Challenger R/T convertible! Then I'd grab the '70 Torino Cobra. Not to mention the Boss '9!

1969--859 total units and 1970--499 total units of the BOSS "429." TOTAL--1358.

Man's greatest fear is dying before all his projects are completed.

A freaking GOLD MINE! Probably well over $350,000 dollars worth of cars as they sit🤔😢

Heck yeah!!!! A Dodge Charger with the Louvers Package lol.

That was a ford torino

I think the white convertible next to the 70 red & white ragtop olds is a 1961 Pontiac Bonneville. Would LOVE to own one like that some day!

Nice tour. Looks like the mustang slid into a tree at a very high rate of speed.

I would like to have that LaMans. Better yet, the Old Ford would be good!

God knows I love junk yards, oh and my wife also!

I'd love to own those Torino's. Hell, I'd love to own everything there.

Price valuation from Hagerty--1969 BOSS 429 Mustang--$380,000 and the '70--$357,000. CONCOURSE--ALL FACTORY ORIGINAL in MINT Condition. 429 HEMI--375 HP(GROSS HP)

You kept saying Maverick it was a Ford Torino

I have to say, I struggled when you looked at the Ford Mustang Fastback, one of the most iconic cars in the history of cars, potentially a Shelby GT and said “I don’t know what that is….” Neat video, but take someone with you so you can learn some basics, I will admit there are a TON of cars I identify wrong, I respect that you did not try to say what they were if you did not know, at least you are real. Thanks for sharing and I hope you go the car you wanted, would love to see an update video of that one after you are done!

The black 66 GTO in the back corner, that would be a nice ride. Curious if maybe you were able to look inside or under the hood. Tri pack 389 4 speeds that are original are pretty rare to find. Sorta my dream car. Never afford it though. Fun video. All your smiles. Genuine. Thanks for the look.

Love I love to be in a garage I'd clean up those cars and get them ready to go put back on the road you got a lot of parts outside you can sell those it'll be a fun building that own with all those cars

Ford dealers got one , and that's all of the Boss 429. Sticker price was 5 thousand dollars.

Man i LOVE that place , i need to find one of theses

Dad.... we found this maverick with a big hole in the hood and big wide head covers .and it must have belonged to upper management cause it said boss on it. And THAIR was no place for a battery. I don't get it.

Thanks for the video

i love ur vids very cool find that pickup was, you should take it honestly well i would

Mr. Burgos, this is agent Pick, I’m gonna be needing the address and contact info for this property. Also an accurate and full list with pics of every car, it’s vin, and what parts are missing. If you do that we will not prosecute you for eye banging all these cars. Thank you son. Look forward to hearing from you!!

I was blown away just seeing the Challenger RT convertible and Boss 429 but the car you glanced over and didn't know what it was is the mother of all collectable cars... a 1965 or 1966 Shelby Mustang. Are any of these cars for sale?

Those cars you found there, they are worth 1 million dollars. You should buy them!!

Tres reliquias mustan chalenger i otro mustan jeje

That looked like a Pontiac Bonneville (that you referred to as a 4 door Firebird.)

Boss 429 nice but that Maverick outside wow and the 4 dr Firebird nice! maybe get some real car guys to go in there, walking past the big dollar cars to look at low buck cars.

OK let's see, I would say about several hundred men and would pay $150,000 For the 1969 BOSS MUSTANG 429 as it sits!!! Restored value $300,000! This guy is like OK next car.

Love the cars. Was looking for a t-37 but you kinda moved fast. And I believe there was a t-37 sport? Pmd fan!!

Not a Ford Maveric, but a Gran Tourino. Also, did you call the Corvair a redish car or a British car? Thanks for the great find and taking a video of it for us to see,

The most desirable car that I saw was the Boss 429. That thing is really nice if it's all original and worth a ton of money. Are these for sale?

I read your transcript... just a thanks for the video. Where is this at may I ask? Not exact address obviously, but state? Country?

Pontiac's have the peak in the middle

Easily well over a million bux in musclecars & parts on that property. A 35,000 original mile Boss 429 survivor no matter the year would fetch a quarter million, easy.

The first one was a Plymouth Sebring not a roadrunner

I'd even bet there's a hemicar lurking on that property somewheres...

Raul - Please put me on the list of interested people if owner decides to sell any of the cars

Don’t pay attention to these critical Morons. I appreciate the fact that you took the time to share and than you have an interest in cars. Keep it up. The others are just jealous they they have likely never seen such a find and never will

Finding gold bars in the barn....priceless feeling

Un vrai trésor 👍

2:13 is definitely a 71 Plymouth. 383 was the last year and that was the new generation after the 68-70s General Lee and Daytona Chargers and Superbird roadrunners. The Question now is: Was it roadrunner or GTX because one of the two would have had the 383 option and just Satellite would have most likely just been 318. 5:05 is 68-70 Torino. It's gutting to see these cars in such shit shape . . . . . .

Then I'd take the '66 GTO, seeing as that's the year I was born.

This was a great video thanks for sharing. Is there any way I can pay you to help me buy ont of those cars?. Thank you in advance

Where is this place and are any of those cars for sale?

Man died and lady says get rid of all that junk.

Dude not a maverick..and those are headlights for firebirds

11:XX, that's a '71 RR 4 speed car; it has no shifter on the column. Doubtful it's a console automatic...

So, you found them I have trying to buy these cars for 20 years.

Nice bro are any of the cars available for sale?

@raul burgos - my not knowing how these barn finds work, did you buy the property? How did you acquire this? It's amazing how some buys such a find.

so what is going to happen to these vehicles ? Does he want to sell ? how sad ...... thanks for sharing them

Family cleaning up the estate?

Raul, was the owner interested in selling any of these?

Raul the 3 cars are Pontiacs not Firebirds T 37 and a 1971 Lamaze

If you walk right by at 383 and didn't even stick your head in there and tell us if it was a four-speed or an automatic

The Nike stood up you can't recognise is probably a Z900

would love to fix them up for the man that has them Mech. / Bodyman of 47 years done right

Or a z650 it's hard to tell the difference without a Motor

70 Torino 429 cobra-jet

That restoration shop just needs to be dusted off. You already have an inventory or cars.

...this is literary killing me letting those beauties rot like that. Yes I know there are lot of wrecks there but damn...

motorcycle looks like a Kawasaki Z1-900

Consiguio oro puros cupe dos puertas jeje en ese tayer viejo

The car when you got out of the garage is a 71 or 72 dodge charger

You got to keep any of this amazing cars?

Where is this place? Ford Torino cobra, 71 Plymouth roadrunner, Pontiac GTO 69' 429Boss, must be a KTR King of The Road and a Corvair American made yes I'd like to know where is this place cause if you were her and did t buy anything then ,I know I'll be next in line to open his mouth for Sure

I found this video by an article in a Swedish magazine online.

Next time u come across something like plz don’t rub the paint

All the best cars are inside it appears

Do not know what you do for work Raul but i think you are west coast american and i am Canadian and i wish i could find abandoned things like these and i really do know the difference between cars and models and even what kind of parts were laying around like that 64 Pontiac fender with one headlight in it etc. There were some big ticket cars and parts on that property. You have no idea how much there really was just laying around. Yes it did drive me nuts hearing you call out what you thought you were looking at and missing the make by a mile. It was like you looking at playboy super models laying around and calling them dude's.

Curious how to get in contact either owner to buy some of these cars, as well as some of the parts laying around?

My buddy has a 302 Boss he's been wanting a boss 9..is it for sale?

Sebring 1971

The owner just waiting...

Epic 😎👍🏻