What's in the Woods? We chop trees to uncover rusty junkyard gold! Cars & trucks hidden for decades! 

The 59 olds touches my heart...my dad passed a year ago on Xmas day and left us his 59 olds super 88 holiday coupe...he was the origional owner.

Gloves work well and long sleeves even better

Lots of cool stuff in that old yard. I see comic irony in the lumberjack with ax statue on the skyline watching over a yard full of cars that are being swallowed by trees.

That 59 Ford and 60 Buick looked good enough to restore. Even though they are 4 doors, you just can't afford a 2 door any more. And when you're in the front seat and driving, you just don't notice those extra two doors behind you!!

Boy I sure wished I lived closer to this place. I could spend hours there and lots of money thanks for sharing

That 59 Ford 4 door looked super solid and complete really might be worth it to drag it out of it's grave!!I really liked the 60 Buick as well awesome car-casses everywhere!!

That's an incredible story and find...everything in the hot sun lasts pretty well forever

Hi from Europe. You should bay that Borgward!

Let's just pool our money together and buy the whole yard!!!!

Try a Renegade 100 tooth carbide blade, I bought mine on eBay, should take out a 2" stem on a single swing

Lots of neat cars there. Baked but at least not rotting in a swamp. I think my favorite 59 was the lasabre.

Congrats on the 25k👍 Some of these cars could live on, but not without someone like you , to do this service.🙏 Thanks for sharing

That 59 Belvedere sure brings back memories. I learned to drive on my Dad's 59 2 door Belvedere.

A lot of nice cars waiting for you there, wonder what can be found in the buildings

Field of dreams, man would I buy there! Nothing like that here in australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

AWESOME!! MORE VIDS FROM HERE!! KEEP SAVING THEM!! THEY ALL NEED TO BE SAVED!

What a beautiful graveyard of cars. Thousands of cars waiting for the world eyes to see

I would like to see the Mopars back on the road along with the others. Thanks for sharing this it brings back memories 😊.

you should have grabbed that 59 Merc, they are wonderfull, and its interior looked fairly intact

great cars love the Oldsmobile the Buick and the Nash great adventure mate id sleep out there

I really like that 59 Chevy and the 59 Olds. My Dad had a 59 Chevy when we were kids and it brings back a lot of great memories in that old car. We took a summer trip to Maine when I was just a little boy and we traveled all the way from Missouri so it was our first long road trip that I remember. Thanks for taking us along on this video series. I wish I could see some of these neat old cars. A lot of them deserve to be pulled out and brought back to life. I hope some people seeing these videos will do that. I can't wait to see what you take home and what you do with them.

should hold a public auction,get what ever he can.the parts values for restoration shops would give these cars a chance.

Great video you did a lotta work out there, wish I lived closer . Thankyou for all you do

I love that 46-48 Chrysler Coupe.

The little German car reminds me of 60 years ago. My friend had one and I pronounced it just like you did: Borg"W"ard. He politely said, over there, it's called a Borg"V"ord. 😀😁😂. Yous got's a good video!

The comic strip “SHOE”……what a great institution. So bummed when that ended…😞

Incredible. The amount of Pontiacs in the yard is just mind-blowing. I think what you did is an incredibly nice thing to do to help these people out. If I had the money I'd be there in a heartbeat. My passion is mid-60s Pontiacs especially 1966. Great job on the video. Please do more.

Wow, your country seems to be filled with relics... I really like that yellow Ford panel wagon next to the Borgward. Would make a nice car for my small carpenter business. Sadly i'm on the other side of the ocean in Holland. Cars usually are crushed here, just too little space in this tiny country...

WOW That’s Awesome yard little part of Heaven Something for everyone

Lots of nice projects,parts,☝🏽👆👍👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Let’s bringer American car back on road ! For that , need to be a good cleaner and you guy’s doing a great job, Keeps cleaning and find more cars 👏👏👏👍👍👍

You should save that 60 Buick. They have the crazist lines of aney car .I own a 60 Buick 2 door ht.

Back in that era my dad bought a new car every year. If the dealer mad him made he would refuse to trade the old one in. He would drive back home with our old car while mom followed in the new one. He then would sell the old one to family, friends, or neighbors for $50, $100 or a little more ( still running good and looking nice by our standards today ).

Theres some great cars in that yard they look pretty solid too .

Great video. Time to treat yourself to a new pair of jeans Mr Goodpliers!

That Borgward is neat. Be the only kid on your block with one!

Kansas golf and turf , shout out, nice thanks BigAl California.

WOW that was an undertaking to start clearing out the brush but I would expose some very cool cars.

Just imagine every one of those cars has a story. Thanks for sharing and let's hope we can see more back on the road again. 👍🇺🇸

I'm glad to have found this site!! When you went by that 59 Ford 4 door, all the sudden I remember my toddler years riding in the back of my dad's car. His was 2 tone light blue on white.

Nice to see that 59 Chrysler Saratoga. My first car was a 59 New Yorker.

The 59 Oldsmobile 2 door hardtop is my favorite. Thanks for the video 👍

Lol’s of nice iron inthere , well done guys ! Well done

They have some pretty cool project cars there!

That 1960 LaSaber was cool !

Thanks Tim, lots of hard work and interesting cars! Could you offer to help Bud out and sell some of these project cars to people out of state/country? (obviously the buyer would pay you for the service)

That Ranch Wagon absolutely NEEDS to be saved....woops, then l saw thedriver side.

Hi Mr. Goodpliers great video again friend and nice that you go to Silas some times 😉 that Borgward is from Germanie my nabour land, te go from around 10 to 40.000 dollars here now 😉 i wish you a nice late evening and a good night and stay save greetings from the Netherlands Chiel

Fantastic video. So we’ll preserved . I want them all . 🇬🇧🧐🥇

Ya saved some from strangulation, excellent! 😎👍😎

You are living the dream, great old cars and I can remember them being on the road. Thanks for the video. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸

That trimmer with the circular blade is called a brush cutter. They make very short work of nuisance undergrowth and save the chainsaws. The only real drawback is that they go through blades fairly quickly so you have to keep spares handy. When they start bouncing like seen here the blade is getting fairly worn down.

Don't forget the backpack blower to expose the carcass.

A drone would have been nice to see more cars in brush, love the vid

He walked by the best car so far and didn't even glance at it a 63 Caddy.

Beautiful 59 Ford 4 door,

15:18 Nice Buick. Pretty spectacular for a 4 door

OMG I would not be able to contain my self 😭 this looks like heaven to me...very good condition 😫🤣🥳

Had to be hard to figure out which ones to take home, I would be taking out a new mortgage on my house and buy about 40 of them LOL !

Always thought those Ramblers were kinda cool and unappreciated. I ran across one of those 1960 Buick flat tops a couple years back in pretty restorable condition. (Owner would not sell) The 2 door Buick needs to be saved for sure. When is the last time anyone saw one? I like for Ford 2dr wgn! Too bad about the t-bone side. Can’t wait to see what you take home!

I have a toro string trimmer, uses attachments like that. I just picked up a pole saw attachment, with the extra extensions, goes to like 15ft, 8 inch chainsaw bar on it. Great for cutting small limbs or fighting off zombies.

That's a dirty job. Kudos. I spent a lot of time one summer cutting prickly ash off a country lot with a brusher on a chain saw. I didn't have to pick my way through anything, though.

Amazing how complete so many of those cars still are! Wish I lived closer. I'd be looking for any "59 Rambler Ambassadors I thought I spotted a 57 Rambler at one point. Great video guys,thanks!

..Man, that is some flat country!..reminds me of driving in the coastal plain of southeast Georgia...

Man, that Shindawa sounds like a chain saw !

I've never seen one of those old Buicks with the big fins that's been restored.

Man, I’d love to go there

Morning Tim, all I can say is WOW!! the yards like this are long gone in Michigan, their is a few, but you have to get off of the beatin path, plus the one's that were around the owners passed & the family scrapped everything to get as much $$$$ as possible, it amazes me how the sun has baked the paint off of those cars, or have they been "wind blasted"? Seeing the 59-60 Chevrolet reminded me of my Wife's Grandparents place in Tennessee, there was a complete 59-60 Chevrolet parked in the driveway, the house fell down, some of the barn is still there, the Chevrolet, well people more or less stripped it. The family procrastinated about dragging it home, but by the time a decision was made, it wasn't worth dragging home. Be safe, God Bless!!

I’ll have to go check them out I don’t live to far from there . I’ve been by it a bunch of times but never stopped to look at them.

As long you don't speed in the 59 or 60 Chevy Impalas but go over 65 and the wings catch the wind and the backends come off the ground, nothing like doing 70 or more and going airborne to realize why you don't see many.

This is a very unique Channel I really like it

Another great video buddy, wish I was there to help you do some cleanup and discover some of the hidden treasures. Looks like a lot of fun. Keep up the great work and I'm looking forward to see what you buy.

Dude! where did I park my 20th century?....oh here it is.

You could flip these cars without restoring them. Just clean out all the debris. Make them rollers. Then pull together as much of the trim parts as possible and sell them.

I can tell there are far more cars at Bud's that are worthy of restoring than there are people that have the means to do so. It looks like my first trip there will be for parts on my current projects.

Trop belle c'est voitures americaines j'adore. Merci mec et bravo pour la vidéo. 👍👏👏👏❤❤❤❤

Speaking of 1959, it's a wonder you didn't get take notice of that cream coloured '59 Studebaker Lark with the missing trunk deck. It was parked almost in front of the first '59 Olds that you focused on. The body of that Lark appeared to be in fair condition.

Yes. Also the 59 olds also 2door ht

That is so nice of you fellas to do all that work them kind of trees are a bitch to deal with for sure ! Ill say thank you for it.☺👍

That saw thing looks like the head of a Viking Ship. LOL

There use to be blades for those weed wackers called "COBRA' Teeth like a chain saw will go thru stuff up to 2" in a few seconds

i love that place

There is a really beautiful barn out on Highway 8 north of Cleo Springs.

Some rare vehicles in there, you didn’t show it but I saw a hearse or ambulance a few up from that rare ‘52 or so Ford sedan delivery, incredible that the ‘59 Ranch wagon wasn’t crushed immediately with that sort of damage. It would almost be worth restoring purely for its rarity value. I rather liked that six-window 1962 Cadillac.

That Chrysler with the big wings on it. I remember being in one of those when I was a child. That was written back in the 60s late 60s

love you’re videos i have been binge watching them every night wish we had more places like this in the uk. dewalt and milwaukee both do an 18v chainsaw. i’m sure you know. but i have one and it would be perfect for that kind of clearing very quick and small

that willys wagon looked good ..

At 23.30 you walked past an OLDSMOBILE,looked like a 64 dynamic.Another shot would be nice.Thanks.I do have a Dynamic 88 here in New Zealand.

that 54 ford sedan delivery is rare

I love how they are in the middle of nowhere on a huge chunk of land but they only give a foot between cars. Bad business.

People back then would junk a car for an oil leak.

Are there any rattlesnakes out there on the prairie? You make some awesome videos! Reminds me of my youth driving around the countryside chasing down parts for my pontiac and my buddy's cars too.

A 61-63 Olds Super 88 2 door hardtop or a Olds Starfire or Cutlass would be a good find or 63-67 Buick Riviera GS would be a great find. After 63 the Olds had a 3 speed automatic that was horrible until 70.

A 1960 LeSabre, look like a beauty car.

The 59 olds was my fav

There was a 60 Polara you walked past that I would Love to have the complete fins off of.

I’d be concerned about setting off a wildfire in all that brush. Toasting those rusty gold vehicles wouldn’t do them any good. Good luck with the hunt. PS - You definitely put in some sweat equity today.

Man, be careful. There must be some big ole snakes around there !

1957 oldsmobile next to the 59. 1957 bumper is on the hood of the 59. you cant let either slip thru your hands

Looks like a pretty dry climate in Aline Oklahoma??? A lot better than some of those wet climate places, where they pull cars out of the junkyard. I don't see how that makes so much sense, and they got a lot of rust. But this Oklahoma location is not as dry as the ones in arizona, Arizona is something else it's like the cars are pristine