SECRET STASH of Mopar Muscle Cars HIDDEN from Civilization
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2023
- This private collection was made available for us to explore, but its location is a secret. The collection mostly consists of Mopar muscle cars, and the owner has an addiction to 1967 through 1969 Plymouth Barracuda. There are other Mopars in this collection, including a Cuda oval track car, a Dodge Challenger, a '69 Dodge Coronet, a Polara station wagon, and many more. But the highlight is the 20+ Plymouth Barracudas, including multiple convertibles, which are extremely rare. Follow along as we explore this secret stash of Mopar muscle cars that have been hidden for YEARS!
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Nice video, hate these locations are kept secret and the cars owner won't let anyone have one to restore.
That's what the word PRIVATE means.
Go find your own somewhere else.
@@williamhouk6880 bet you got some you're letting rot to the ground, too.
Such a collection, such a sad way for them to die.
Thanks for the tour!
Nice collection of classics! That DeSoto was especially neat! Thanks for sharing! 😎
That green 69’ Barracuda is gorgeous!
I noticed this guy loves mixing different year front ends on the barracuda's. i am building a 69 440 Cuda at the moment and i agree it is fun trying to find all of the pieces and when you do they cost a arm and a leg. My car has the fiberglass fenders, hood with a 6 BBL scoop. You called the 3 years of 67-69 barracuda's rare but did you know they made less in 5 years of 70-74's barracudas but they get all the love in the restoration parts department.
Nice look around the yard. That stock car was my favorite this time.
My pre-adult days were dominated by Mopar. This is, as you say, a most impressive collection.
Thank you for sharing this video of these lost cars. Maybe they will find a home. Hope they do sooner than later. 💯👍👊
"Nope! Ahm a gunna fix ' em up one day"
The Dodge Polara wagon is a 69. It has rectangular marker lights. Round is 68. Before 68 there is nothing
That man definitely loves his barracudas surprised to not see the big wrap around back window in that collection tho
Those were first generation Barracudas.
Awesome video!!
Thank you so very much for all this. It's good to be able to share this video with us. I hope that the owners of this are able to do what they want to do. All the best and may God bless. Thank you.
From rust to dust. These vehicles are doomed.
Ya sound like a pessimistic person. Some of the cars are listed. The green cuda was nothing when purchased. The yellow convertible without much interior runs and drives. The one on the Dakota frame is almost road ready. Quit being jelly.
Being a MoPar person and someone into dirt track racing I'd love to see that car back on the track
I am so tired of these greedy selfish old farts that have a ton of 'project' cars but wouldxrather watch them rust away to nothing than sell them to somebody that would restore them or fix them up and get some use and enjoyment out of them. Just scared they might lose a buck while they're loosing thousands.
Waaaaaaaa!!!! 😛
@@drippinglass You must be one of those horder jerks. Enjoy your rust!
It's not all about money to some people. But some of these cars are listed occasionally in middle tn.
The Polara is a '68; the whitish & blue 'Cuda is a '69- you are probably in western NC if not in Tennessee...
😍Oh wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍👍
Hey want to see more of the new project that you and your dad have. The Opel
drag car!
Really interested in that red 66 Chrysler wagon and that gold polara wagon!!
Very nice ! I'm looking for a 40to46 dodge truck for a project I would even settle for a late 30's early 40's chevy or ford truck I am located in Illinois.
Hoarding is the backbone of the car hobby!
It's the same as someone's stamp collection
The green 69 barracuda is a convertible too, you can tell cause the chrome A piller trim, notchbacks dont have that trim, only convertible.
Makes me think why I didn't keep all my old Mopars.
Cool old Mopar's car's
Got to add my two-cent's worth. The Dodge wagon is a 1968 and very cool. The Valiant convert may be a car that was manufactured in Mexico. I say that because there was a 1965 Valiant convert where I grew up with the same front end. That car was 100% original with the Barracuda front end. In the early 2000s, the car came up for sale for a measly 500.00 dollar's. Like an idiot, I passed on it, but curiosity got the better of me so I did some checking and discovered that Mexican Valiant's used Barracuda trim. Very cool and rare car. Should be restored.
It's a valiant that was picked up in Florida. Had a straight 6, than switched to a V8 4 speed. The trim was replaced because as you can tell, he's a cuda guy. Always has been.
Mopar Heaven 🏁
68' was the first year for side marker lights. The wagon has them.
Sad thing is that so many of these would be on the road or in the process of restoration instead of dieing and becoming a sad pile of rust! I know that they may have good intentions but yet they let them rot untill they decide that they will not live long enough to see any of them get to that restored spot that they so much deserve..... When they added these cars to their collection they were in much better shape than what they are in now? How long have they been here dieing a slow rusty rotting death? I have seen it happen so many times and heard the same words, NO! I am not selling it because I am going to do something with it??? and go back years later only to find that rotted pile of rust and those famous words, I thought that I was going to do something with it and now? So Sad.....
So sad because most of these cars I'm sure were in much better shape when he got them. Over the years I've met several people who wouldn't sell. They all said I'm going to restore it someday,which always never came. Many ended up getting hauled away. The saddest one was a 72 challenger with a 383 and ac. That was sitting in a field in western Washington. All complete and in decent shape. Offered to buy it,but. He insisted he was going to restore it. Asked about it many times over the next 12 years, but by now it was full of mold inside and sunk into the wet Washington ground. Still insisted he was going to restore it someday. I moved out of state 17 ys ago and sometimes wonder what became of it.
This is great so sad they are sitting outside.
I so want that 66 Chrysler Wagon .... ❤❤❤
cool
Proud of a collection that he wants no one to know about so he can watch them rust down to nothing in peace.
Thieving is actually the problem. Some of these cars have been listed on marketplace and such. The polara is sold. The yellow cuda convertible is for sale. Alot of these cars were in worse shape than they currently sit.
Are the owners looking to part with some of those jems nice collection
Some of them are listed here and there on marketplace in middle Tennessee.
hey if i send my 93 dakota ex-cab down there could they swap frames with that one @16:00 😀😀😀
Awesome video. Dont like the spoiler on the nice green fastback.
deffinetly some cars that can be saved but sadly they will probably all stay there and rust beyond saving
The business coup at the end,my next door neighbor has one that's a street rod and it looks mean,but everyone hates it ,it's been for sale for years an he can't sell it.
Challenger had the cudas dirt track car hood on the challenger hood sitting there
Lol yeah that's the race cars hood on the challenger.
Soo many salvageable MOPARS, but for how much longer ?
I see a graveyard of cars that will rust away because someone has too many hopes and dreams.
Why not keep a few and sell the rest so they can be saved?
I appreciate the video but these guys who hoard them up to rot just blows my mind.
The cuda that was the 4x4 chassis the chassis was a dodge Dakota
A Barracuda front end on the Valiant convertible. 😀
Correct.
I know of a place like that in Ark. Well, maybe not so secret now as many classic GM cars and parts have been bought. Owner absolutely will not sell any Chrysler or Ford made cars though. Not even parts.
I think Dodge dart would be a great build. Would not be that expensive 50 only one to sell. As far as the barracudas even ten years ago you could pick them up for next to nothing. The only reason I see for that is that is that the cuda killed it because it was such a great looking car. I've always liked the barracudas and as far as pony cars go, they're still quick.
I know there's a 1950 give or take a year Business coupe Dodge. they started street riding it and I don't think this guy want that much for it
It doesn’t make any sense he can not use everything in his yard so he should get what he needs and wants together and sell the rest. I’m sure that the money will help him get it done. He would have to meet 20 years old to build all that stuff and have a really long life
It was cool to see but in the same breath. Kind of sad.
I ain't a Mopar guy (Ford blue forever) but that was awesome ! 😎 🏁
Same here Gary !!! Really really nice stuff that I would love to see in person. He could have people pay to walk around for one hour 40 bucks a head. only thing though is stuff would come up missing from ignorant thieves & screw it up for everyone. A friend of mine has a 69 cuda that had a 383 in it but he is friends with the owner of Bichoff racing engines BES about 10 miles away from me so hard telling what's in it now. But you know that it is wicked fast.
Damn shame all that stuff going to waste, and it is, regardless of who says it's not. If wasn't sitting there wasting away to nothing, none of it would be there. Right?
Just get them relics out. Save what is to be saved. And go relight them.....
I know where that place is !!!!!! It's 35 minutes from my house
Why watch him he don’t want anyone to know we’re there at !
Notchback to the front!!!!!!
Ya these guys with the car collection's they end up passing away and then the family ends up with it then they don't know what to do ya they finally sell them maybe an auction the you tube guy grave yard car's mark the guy owns the shop or you tube Nick's automotive in Canada
While interesting to see these collections it’s still very sad to have the mentality of this owner. I’ll never understand it. And the sad truth is when he passes, if his family is not passionate about cars they will hire a scrapper to come in and flatten them all so they can sell the steel to China. Luckily you got permission to roam freely and video this but still sad to see these rusting away to nothing when selling these off slowly could be supporting many small American businesses that would restore or rebuild these.
Yes, they always crush them quickly so they can sell the land to developers...Real Estate agents/developers always want the property "cleaned up" ASAP because the land is worth more that way, and the heirs definitely want to get all they can out of the land...so the car crusher is the quickest way to achieve this...
Those cars aren't going anywhere. They most definitely would never be scrapped. Just because you didn't have the patience to hunt these guys down for 20 plus years.
Never going be done when he dies proptey get sold and car sold parts or crushed it’s just junk at this point. Better sell clean up get down to 1-2 cars u really want.
Really, that is almost always the case..seen it many times before..the reality is, especially if they are older and in declining health, or just of modest financial means, they would be better off selling down to 1-2 cars and using the funds to get those 1-2 cars finished so they can enjoy them while they still can...but that rarely happens, rather have lots of car shells instead...sometimes the lines between "collector" and "hoarder" gets blurred...
Southern ohio
If you are going to cover Mopars, You really need to learn to read the VIN tags... please... the first '69 convertible was a 4 speed car... and enough with this 'patina' garbage... there is nothing cool about rusty Mopars... unless they are on their way to getting fixed...
Go back to watching graveyard cars then. The guy was just doing his thing. Always has to be a pretentious clown comment.
@@kirbyjohnson4312 Graveyard cars? PLEASE! LOL!!! I just dont understand why A. people think rust is cool B. Doing Mopar content without reading VIN tags.... i love this channel and been a sub for years, BTW!
Yes, I have had my fill of the patina thing...run it's course, enough already...kind of like disco in mid-1979....
10 20 years those cars will still be rotting away in that field.
It's their front yard. I've been there. You'd be surprised how many fire up and move.
So - the owner of this property is in his middle 30's ?.....and has enough passive income to rebuild all of these Mopars ? Or, he has family members that are all Mopar heads and
love to crank on wrenches in the woods ?? I could care less about someone's collection - it is theirs to do whatever they want.....whats the plan when he's gone ??
Lots of junk
You obviously don't know mopars. Collection as is values at 150k.