Unbelievable car collection hidden in the forest, I buy my dream car! 

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Call me crazy but the old I want to say 70's van with the original heart shaped windows in the opening pics definitely caught my eye. 👊

This place brought back a lot of memories.. I worked in auto wrecking yards. A little over 20 years ago. I loved every minute of it. The worst part was wanting to save theme all. I'll never forget coming home every day. Covered in grease from head to toe. Smelling like dead gas and gear oil. I loved those days!

I was a teenager when most of those cars were new. I remember back then every supermarket and shopping mall parking lot were filled with them. Watching this really took me back to those days. Hard to believe that some of those cars are 40 or more years old now......

Josh, thanks for putting in the effort to take us along I really enjoyed watching. I used to walk the junk yards for hours looking for interesting finds.

I bet every one of us watching this video wished we could've walked through there too. I disagree, there was a lot of everything in those woods.

The second best part of the trip will be checking each other for ticks!

From a full size Ford Wagon Guy - I worked with a guy who had bought a Fairmont wagon the same color as yours brand new. It was stolen but recovered in Hartford , Ct. back in 1981.

If you have money, it really buys you happiness by restoring these classics! 17 me is envying right now...😅

Back when I was 7-8, and my grandpa was still around, he showed me this beautiful studebaker wagon he had had for almost 30 years at this point. He was the one who got me into cars at all when I was little, and I haven’t seen another wagon in that good of shape since! Tons of great memories sitting inside of it, talking to grandpa, and wishing I could drive it around. Thanks for showing the trip through that yard!

Hey Josh thanks for taking us on your junkyard crawl ! I like station wagons too. They have more style than any suv. So many cool cars and trucks to bad you can't save them all!

Incredible channel! Keep up the good work. I discovered your videos when I was searching for anyone who has done work on a 1980 Malibu. I just inherited my uncles 2 door coupe with a 350, it’s been garaged for the last 16 years. Watching you bring one back to life gave me some a lot of hope. Thanks, definitely subscribed!

Cool! I love junk yards. All the old yards with the '20's-'50's cars have basically disappeared. Now it's '60's- '80's cars. My brother had a Ford Fairmont sedan for many years. Very reliable. Good luck with it!

Really cool! Makes you feel like we are there with you looking at all those old girls.Happy you got the station wagon and saved her from the crasher!

I feel you for the sadness of seeing all of those throw in the trash bin. It always break my heart.

This was an amazing find. I grew up in the Detroit area, so even though I don’t know too much mechanically about cars, I can I.D. quite a few. I saw one Citation and one Beretta. It’s nice to see a young guy like you appreciating station wagons. I’ve always loved them myself, my folks had a fully loaded 1974 Country Squire. My mom hated it SO much, after a few years my dad granted her wish of buying a new 77 Cougar. I wish I still had it because it was the rare 4 door Cougar Brougham. Also for 77, the HIGHLY rare Cougar wagon, a one year release that you can’t find easily today. If there was a Corvair wagon, I would hope you would have gotten that as well. Good luck with your project, I hope you can restore it in my lifetime. We’ll probably only be able to buy one more wagon ourselves. We always buy used, currently driving a 2018 VW Alltrack. It’s the finest wagon we’ve ever had. Perhaps our next one will be a Volvo.

The '77-79 Thunderbird caught my attention. Love those Torino-birds

Josh you were in auto heaven with all that rusty gold you looked at, and glad you saved one, and hope you get the others too. Great video, and loved seeing you and the wife checking out the cars together. It wasn’t an easy thing to get it out of the woods, but you did well buddy. Love the family and the values you show to your wife and kids.

That was a dream site for old cars its a shame many of them were not saved decades ago. I could spend a few hours looking around in there also but its gut retching to see all those old cars being crushed. Thanks Josh for taking us along with you and your Wife on this golden journey down classic car lane. All the best to you and yours, peace.

Thanks for taking us along. I love the wagons too, especially the Datsun 510.

As an old guy. Watching this I lost count of how many of these cars and trucks I have owned over the years …as it was playing .. yup there’s one I owned. And that one. … and that one …. Lol. Brought back a lot of memories….. thanks !

You’re right this really saddens me when they just stacked them up and crushed them I agree I wish I could save them all too.

There were quite a few Datsun Z's out there! They go for a premium in any condition here in California. Thanks for taking the time to show us this mass of cars.

Such an amazing discovery! *Imagine the stories those cars would tell, if they could talk…*

This has to be one of your best videos to date. Love the way you buy cars with a genuine passion to save them! Great your wife has a proper interest too👍👍

Absolutely amazing! One Can only imagine how long it takes to amass a collection like that! Thanks for sharing the experience 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks for the tour. I could spend all day walking around there. Lots of cars that bring back lots of memories.

Really know how to make a man feel old. Most of those cars was on the road when I was growing up. My dad used to pile the family in the old 65 Ford Galaxy Station wagon I think and drive for hours. Thanks for the memories.

This was mind boggling. I have so many questions about this place, how it got started, what's happening now, etc. - I also can't imagine what it was like to see it in person. It seems like you couldn't have seen it all, and that must have been frustrating. Amazing video - much appreciated.

Josh that junkyard is like Heaven on earth. So many neet cars so many memories from past. Thank you God Bless

What an amazing place. Ty for bringing us along. That wagon was a great choice. I once did one with a 289 and switched it over to standard using pedals from a mustang. All I had for a trans was a 3 sod with overdrive and the car had the stock rear. But I could see the potential in building a sweet sleeper. One day I’ll grab another

WOW!! MIND BLOWN! So sad, such a waste of some very nice cars! Glad you could rescue a few. Great video Josh!

Each one of these cars has a story and had a life Once upon a Time.. walking to these Woods it's like walking back in time,, time traveling.. I seen some old vehicles that I remember being in when they were new brand new.. Thank you for the nostalgic trip to the woods

That is fantastic! We had a very similar situation here in NH, it was posted on a lot of the popular classic car facebook pages. I had been up prior before the owner passed, quite the collection. Was able to come home with a '59 Plymouth Savoy last tuesday from that yard. Can't wait to get started.

So many awesome vehicles there. Loving the Ford Festivas, which we called the Fiesta in the UK. They are making decent money this side of the pond. Great purchase!

I think it was already clear during your courtship, but it's so nice to share a passion with loved ones. Your wife and kids are as great as you are.

I cruised the Southern Maine Beaches many times in my buddies Fairmont wagon. Nostalgic morning. I dare say there's plenty of room to squeeze Godzilla in there! Thanks for sharing this with us. ✌

that was a wonderful video Josh. I don't know where to begin, all of the old cars and trucks were wonderful to see and the family excitement being involved is priceless. and not to forget the beautiful animals and vienna sausages. ✌

There was a Thunderbird grill I saw and those Cougars were cool. Man, lots of cool cars and trucks....sensory overload! 🤯 I remember riding in my grandma's 1978 Fairmont sedan, it was tan color, sitting in the back with my cousins. Those were good times. Thanks for taking us along, Josh! I can't wait to see the Fairmont running and driving. 👍

I love old junkyards. i grew up as a kid in pretty busy rural coal and glass town that was like a little city. The junk yards were everywhere. In town and out of town.

I was raised on Vienna sausage. Cut them in half on white bread with mayo. Love them. Potted meat also. Breaks my heart to see all those cars crushed. Thanks for saving some.

I'm with you on the Fairmonts. I had a 2 door box top and loved that thing. Fast as heck with a 69 302 out of a Torino and drove great!

Hello from north tx. Great find. Love those fairmounts. Me and the wife had two baby boys in 1978 and we traded in a Vega wagon on a fairmont wagon with the 302. Was maroon color and spoke hub caps. I think we paid 4 thousand for it we loved it except it had the variable Venturi carb. Always had trouble with it. Love your family. You and your wife are raising kids like they should be. Keep those video’s coming.

Great channel! The Falcon frame and powerline were the foundation for the Mustang, so no Falcons past 1963 and no Mustangs prior to '64. My first car was a '61 Falcon Wagon and I loved it. Wish I could find one.

It's a great shame most will be crushed, there are so many good parts that could be harvested. At least some are being saved so that's some good news.

Josh, you always come through with great videos and content. You made my day. Thank you and your wonderful family so much.

This is my Graceland! I could spend hours in this place. I saw a nice early 70s Oldsmobile. I think it was a 98. I would save that one for sure. Great video, Josh. Watching from NC.

It's awesome that there is that many cars. It's sad how they sat in the woods and most of them will be scrapped. I wish i could save them all.

I had a 1982 Mercury Zephyr, twin to the Fairmont. It boggles the mind on why anyone would want to restore what was a piece of garbage to begin with.

I used to work at a car lot. Ford door locks don't like to just sit. Give those locks a big shot of penetrating oil and try the big ring of keys again. Great video!

I love that L-Series international pickup, my first ever vehicle was a '51 International L110 my grandpa bought for $100, it sat in a pasture for at least 30 years, but fired right up with barely any work, it looked identical to that one

The 70's datsun hatchback. My mom had one when I was a little kid it got 50 miles to the gallon! I would love to have one for nostalgia sake. That car was my childhood.

I had a 68 type 3 VW wagon once. The early ones were cool because the back end slanted forward more than the 70s. They had a computer like thing in the left rear fender well, we called the brain box made by Bosch. When the box would go bad, you couldn't find a replacement. Many of them got converted back to regular carb systems. It was noticeably faster than the old regular 40hp. It was really fun car to tinker with.

"Here we have the Keasler Kin Collection". Barrett Jackson ain't got a damn thing on it.

Great video, love the car junkyard walk throughs hearing the crusher in the background made me feel like we had to hury to find the good cars before he scooped them up and they were gone. Also cracked up at the Baby hand in there again. You will have to make that a regular deal now. Your wife is a trooper walking around there and hunting for cars. Don't think mine wood have gotten out of the truck. Thanks for sharing, hope you grab a few more out of there before it's too late. God bless

I've been to this junk yard when I lived in vonore TN old guy I worked with at Ryder took me he knew the people who owned it ....

Beautiful junkyard collection it breaks my heart to see cars like that I saw a few that my dad used to have from old Chevys ford's and dodges he had two 76 and 77 dodge vans great vans and 2 86 mercury cougars with the 5.0 v8 efi

Hey Josh appreciate you taking us along, a bit of advice for you, they have plastic wedges they're called skates I used them in the towing industry they wedge right under the tires (casings) 🙃 looks to me like you need a set.

Great episode! So sad to see so much crushing going on . The Dodge truck and travel all really spoke to me

Some of those older cars and trucks take me back to a time when old cars and trucks were seen everywhere.

I would love to walk through a car collection like that. So amazing to see all those cars! Wish you would have saved something other than all the fairmonts. But you like what you like and I can't knock you for that! Thank you for saving them at least 👍🏻👍🏻💙

I love the wagon😃 thanks for saving it from the woods!

Awesome junkyard video man! I was really surprised to see that there were Yugo's in the yard! They are common in my country but they are rare in the States.

I just watch this one for the second time. I love the old Ford Fairmont. Especially the two-door dark blue one and I had one of them but the slopeing tail lights.

congrats finding what you wanted. most guys settle or find their dream car too late. always great to see someone find their numero uno

Wow! That Datsun 120y fastback was one of the cars I always wanted and never got round to. I could've literally spent days wandering around that collection.. 👍

Lot of cool items. Would like to have seen that 69 Impala a little closer at 49:00. Drivers side like pretty good. Thanks for sharing. And oh yeah the 67 Chevy wagon too.

Gosh!! This video was a real treat to watch! I also love the Ford Mercury and Lincon fox bodies. I wish you took home the 81-82 t-bird. I own an 82 Mercury cougar four door, hopefully one day will get to restore, we bought it 33 years ago. Also looking out for a Fairmont futura. Great job!

I love the way you all share from the same soda. Reminds me of my family as a child.

So many cool cars...dang! Wish I could find a place like that in VA...seems nowadays everyone thinks the rusty bucket in their backyard is a gold mind and want to much.

I love junkyard videos!! I saw tons of bumpside ford parts in there, they're so hard to find down here in Florida.

Did anybody else noticed Yugo 45 or 55?Man you should keep that! Even the color is still good.

this is my favorite show to watch on any platform or tv! I have a special request. Please dont let any mavericks get crushed when you can stop it. We are losing al of our old Mavericks. My first car was a 1970 Maverick, Straight 6, 3 speed in the column. I would absolutely love to have it back now.

The stories some of those vehicles could tell! Love going to old yards like this. I had a '68 olds DELMONT 88 my son and I scoured Long Island NY junkyards looking for caps and marker lights and such. Cool video. Please do tell the affliction and or affection for the Fairmont line? I caint wrap my brain around it LOL.

The wagon you got needs a 390 or 429/460 and C6 from one of those cars that has too much rust. Did they have any slings on those wreckers? Be cool to put on the 3 point on the 2N for moving your fleet. Love to have that 70 or 71 Torino wagon. Thanks for taking us along.

I love fairmonts also. Have had 4 over the last 35 years. Still have 1 survivor coupe that's been in my garage for thirty years. Thanks for saving them

We need more guys like you that will go into a yard like that and see the value of those Fords you picked out. I like your pick. Ford, V8, light car. Hopefully have some performance for you.

I enjoy junkyard walk through! You can feel the history coming off those classic auto’s! Thanks for the video!

Loving this already and I'm only 10 minutes in... Thanks for sharing!

Great vid; and I love how thee whole family is involved! BTW, there's a two-door Fairmont/Futura that looks worth saving here in my town, Waterloo Iowa.

Wow! I hope most of those classics were saved from scrap.

I'm amazed how many Opels out there, a 1974 Opel ascona wagon. A 1975 Opel Manta, 2 Kadetts, the one you called out was and Opel Isuzu I guess you never know what's out there in the woods

I'd almost pay just to walk through there and look at all the old stuff. Its amazing that there are still places like this all over America that are just hiding away classic cars. Shame that most of them are left to rot like this. My Dad did this to me with the truck he gave me in highschool. He let it sit and rot for 20 years and refused to let me do something with it. Finally got it back from him last fall and me and my three boys are getting it road worthy again. Would love to have that 80-86 f series wrecker.

Wow this is absolutely incredible!!! I’d love to go here one day!!!

Man, that's a walk down memory lane. Time stamp 17:12 , The 1974 Plymouth Duster is My Favorite. I bought one for $700 when I was 15, Dad and I restored the Engine (Slant 6) and My Grandpa (who reupholstered school buses) Helped me Go through the interior. Worked out a deal with a local Painter and got it Painted Glossy Black for just the cost of Paint after a few side jobs he needed help with and if I done the Body work (With his guidance). Put Progressive Directional Rims and Uniroyal Tiger Paws on the Ground. It was a Running Dude. Miss that one.

I'd love to see you grab that AMC Eagle wagon. What a junkyard! Love you man

Wow look at all those classics so glad they are trying to save some off them love your videos 😁😁💟

Wish I had found your channel when you started the videos about the junkyard. There were several I would have been interested in saving too.

I wish I could find a place like that. I would be in heaven I literally could spend all day there and still probably not see everything. Thank you for bringing places like this to us.

At timestamp of 33:50 thats a Ford Talladega very similar to the Torino just extremely rare.. Only oneway to tell the two cars apart... A Torino, on the front fender the marker/turn indicator is directly above the front bumper on sides of the front fenders... Talladega has no indicator/marker light on side of fender directly above bumper

the chevy Crew cabs me and my great uncle had a lot of them some great memories they would be awesome to save they are square bodies

Walking through a time capsule..love it.

never stops amazing me how somebody hoards that stuff letting it rot into the ground, and the instant they die its all sold or scraped

Wow! That’s the largest junkyard I’ve ever seen. It’s too bad most of the cars are in such rough shape. Gotta love Squeezy, “The worst car you’ve ever got” 😂 Josh “This was the peak of automotive design” Tosh “yeah, the downward peak!” Poor Josh! At least you got Ralphy on your side. Great video and kudos on the editing! I can’t imagine how long that must have taken.

Man; that red 67 Galaxie looked sweet. I'd love to get that and that Galaxie wagon. Living here in Nava Scotia, Canada you never come across old iron like those anymore and if you do they are so rusted out you can't do a thing with it. My Parents bought a 67 Galaxie two door with a 390 brand new back in 67 grabber blue with a white top that car would lay rubber for as long as you kept your foot into it. Love what your doing keep it up and I'll keep watching.

Oh how awsome Haven’t seen anything like it since the 70s. Now old stage 4 ckd it’s pretty Awsome to see at least on film. Much appreciated

Josh and his wife must really love restoring old cars and trucks to go to that junkyard...tick heaven. Anyway, glad you found some good Fairmonts.

Is the property owner allowing others to rescue cars? I would love to learn more about saving some more of these cars

That place is so overwhelming, and really sad, I don't understand how someone could just buy cars and leave them to rot 💔. Great episode 👍🏻

hi you all from a old drag racer 55 chevy belair 1/4 mile 9sec. 158 mph love seeing a family working to gather thank you for the show .GOD BLESS FROM HOT ROD HOLLY