SUPER Rare Car GRAVEYARD BMW! American! 1920S CLASSICS
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- čas přidán 16. 12. 2021
- Hello and welcome to another episode, In this one we go in search of a location rumored to have some very rare classics almost unrecognisable due to total decay. From old 1920s vintage to 1970s classics, a vast array of vintage retro cars begging to be save, Some now far to gone to be saved, unreal location extremely sad seeing these cars at the end of their life, They simply never had chance, Some owners need to think not of themselves but of these poor cars sitting awaiting their fate, Its clear on this one its far too late for them, Sad times... I hope you enjoy this venture as much as i did, Thanks for watching...
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Nova last V5 change was 97' Registered 21 Sept 1984, 1.0 (993cc)
Clean looking car considering where it is.
Keep up the great vids!
Nice seeing you guys together again 😀
Top vid. Everything was built to rust prior to 1980's. Manufacturers didn't give a toss and owners put up with it. As a kid in the 70's I remember my Dad filling and spraying all of his cars due to rust. Repeatedly. Rust holes within 5 years weren't unusual. One British Leyland dealer told me MG’s etc were delivered new with surface rust on seams and gutters. Respect to anyone keeping them on the road now!!
This content was fantastic. I have never seen cars in such a state of decay. It is beautiful in a sad way. These are no longer vehicles in any way. They would simply disintegrate if they were moved. I loved the moment of silence you held for the 1920's vehicle, it was just an instinctive thing to be done by you both. Your eye for the small details just adds to the entire experience.
It’s sad to see these old cars left to the mercy of nature. It’s a shame that they couldn’t be saved before it was too late. Another fantastic video guys.
Amazing video Fella! What a location and feast for the eyes. You summarised it perfectly that the time the cars have been there and the way the cars have decayed into the earth it's Art.
It's so fascinating what cars are still out there! Another brilliant video. Keep it up! Fantastic
Another great video of classic cars such a shame they have been left to rot. You and Colin are awesome
Another great video mate, wouldn't be a Saturday without watching what you found now😂 thank you for sharing it with us all mate
The Car at 10:58 is a Standard 8 from the early 1950's which was made without external boot access, you had to fold the rear seats down to access it.
Grill is from a for Anglia 105e
The old blue one was a called a " standard " it was a British manufacturer. Amazing find. As sad as it it is to see them like that it's is art. They needed to be forgot about to exsist otherwise they would have been sold/ scrapped decades ago
Be interesting to know when that car went to Cornwall and if anyone remembers slapping that sticker on. Damn that is one damp old place the way they have collapsed under their own weight. Great stuff Stu can't wait to see the Jag in the next vid . 👍🏻
Car above BMW is a Triumph 2000 and the the dead car with s...d is a Standard 8 or 10. Fantastic video 😃
Hard for me to say, but this is such a beautiful graveyard for lovely old classics to end their days. Colin was spot on ‘ART’. Fab content guys👏👏👏
Thanks for your time and effort again gentlemen. Up early just to watch this.
Once again another quality viewing, thanks Stokze 👌👍
Perfect start to my day. Nice video dude. That mini and bmw are mad! That car is a Standard I think.
Loved this one stokze… all those classics and what seemed like a relatively nice location to look around, bet you could spend all day there just looking
Now they have really been there some yrs..50 plus some of them I'd say. Great walkabout guy's. Alex.
Great video gents it is frustrating to see these old classics returning to the earth when so many of the parts could live on😢there should be laws in place to prevent this from happening.keep it coming,great content 🤘🏻
Good afternoon STOKZE, another interesting video from yourself and I think that having a picking day at that location would be a very great idea especially for your nova project, because that nova that you and Colin were looking at had some really useful parts on it especially the Glass and the dash as well and until next time TaRa for a bit.
All these old motors could tell a story or two.Just been delivered and all the family stood round admiring the brand new car.Reminds me of an old car dump i used to play on when i was a kid down in Kent in the early 70s.
Hi, the car that Colin thought was 1920s,about 9 1/2 minutes in is a Morris 8 saloon from 1937/38 ,we have a 1937 Morris 8 tourer. This video is very, very good,we recognise so many other cars from the 50s and 60s,thanks Stu for bringing us these mint videos.
Thanks so much for the information its really helpful for future videos identifying classics, Glad you enjoyed the video Always a pleasure...
I think Parin is right also you read MOWOG of the engine block which is thought to represent Morris and Wolseley though the G is possible MG
great to see pure car art and classic cars just a shame to late to save great show again keep up the good work brilliant viewing roll on next week nice one imstokze and colin
Finding treasures in the woods brother, absolutely love it! I keep thinking you were here in the states as well. The mix of cars and woodlands reminds me of home. Totally enjoyed this adventure my friend. Have a great week Brother 🤠🌲
Another good video stu, I do like my Saturday morning video lol have a nice Christmas and hope for more videos in the new year 😊👍
Seeing that nova swing took me back ,a friend of mine had one a long time ago,same colour as that one 👍
Love it.
Cheers guys 🔥
Love your Saturday morning videos mate keep them coming.
Top class video. Really do love ur videos every Saturday
Good Morning Stokze brother 😊
Good to see another video has dropped.
Most of them cars are too far gone but maybe good for parts still.
The Nova was was an early one indeed too.
Nice to see our man Colin 😎
All the best dude's 🤝🏻🤗
Next week's one is going to smash it out of the park 👏🏻
Stokzeeeeee..o my days.... fantastic content 👌
great content Stu and how they decay the last few undercover really need saving and they dont look like they have been moved for years
You to guys are the best at finding these hidden gem's!
Class another great video. Keep doing what use do best, 👌
Omg brilliant video stokzey 👍
Great video again mate. You and Colin are definitely putting out the best content of this type by a long way. 👌 I think the grill that you picked up at the start is off a 105e Anglia 👍
Cheers lads great video looking forward to the next one the nova will be a 1.0ltr cracking little cars I’ve had a couple
Happy Christmas to u and all Ur family can't wait to see more videos they r great keep up good work keep safe
Some cool car finds there another good revisit 👍
That bent grill is from a ford Anglia 105e 🙂
Another enjoyable upload well done good job 🤛🤛
Oh yes. Just woke up what a vid to watch while eating brekkie. Cheers dudes
Great video totally enjoyed this one ,at 12:18 my father had one of these a mk3 zephyr.
Keep up the great work! ! ! !
You two are a perfect duo, like Cannon and Ball or Torvill and Dean 👍
You go together like ‘peas and carrots’.
😀
Awesome video brother!! The decay is unreal! Definitely saved the best till last 😉 the difference between the white 'bits' of Zephyr and the black one last week! Rambler.. Unbelievable!! When you lifted the bonnet of the Nova 😮 could of done with that carb!! 🤣 🤞👍
🤣🤣 mate I know tell me about it! The Nova was fresh tbh the expansion tank and washer tanks looked brand new! I was crying at how clean under the bonnet was! Such a shame
Never seen cars like that. Amazing vídeo
Austin used to make a series of cars under the name austin standard 8, 10, 15 etc so thats the s******d sorted 😉 the one what colin said if you know what it is, the back end reminds me of the old ford polular
Wow, just wow
The old twisted front grille you picked up looks like it might be from a Ford Anglia . Great videos keep up great work .
Great video as normal, the car you couldn't recognise is a standard 8 or 10 from the late 50s. Keep those videos coming.
Ah, I remember this one. Colin did a video on this a few years back. Good to see it again.
Edit: 14:17 the 'convertible one' is an AMC Rambler American if I'm not mistaken.
Well you mentioned what it was in the video right after I mentioned it, that comment was pointless lol
Great video Stu 👍
Gawd... Radio Victory....certainly takes me back a couple of years, luckily anyone beyond the South Coast couldn't receive it.
Proper car grave yard amazing bro 👍👍
The dash and glass on that nova would be perfect for your one. Gotta try contact the guy 😂
Morning bud another brilliant video the silver one which is just a boot and bonnet/bench is a Ford zephyr 🤓👍
Ahh thanks dude! Come to think of it now the black one I found has clicked into place so yeah I should of known haha thanks buddy
Awesome video
When you said there's a dead smell around........thought Colin had coughed in his rompers again and polluted the place! Nice explore mate, hope something happens for you with the Nova. Have a good festive period and stay safe.
Nice one again col n stokz sad about them motors think some em were probs zephrys or zodiaks by the shape of them keep the vids coming
Great video dude, picking day there would be awesome.
Ohh dude this is what i want to bring to the channel along side the cars finds, i looove picking, but its not as easy as said, ppl don't like it, its far from the states way of thinking, Would love a good rummages through all this haha,
Hi from Sydney , Australia , your 1920's car was a little 4 cylinder Morris, the rusted out car in beige was a late '50's Standard ( made by Standard Motor corporation that made Triumphs & Vanguards , Standard was their base level product , bigger than an Austin A30 but not as large as a Morris Minor) , the silver , square boot/rear ended car you thought to be American until you saw it was RHD was a late 60's "Mustang inspired" (or so the car brochures stated) type 4 Zephyr , or Zodiac borne out by its big flat bonnet. What amazes me is the massive rust outs of all the cars at this site , most are so rotted they are collapsing in on themselves. With the basic dryness in Australia it would take near 100 years to see a car rust that much . If you go to a big old breakers yard over here 1950's cars just look a bit unloved , unwashed & shabby , but you just never see this amount of rust unless they are in or right near salt water , e.g. a car pushed over a cliff & on rocks near the ocean . Interesting footage to watch in each of your films.
Amazing video,
You clearly love your Novas ! so check out Dave Metcalf (r.i.p.1991), he was a rally driver who was always beating bigger cars in a Nova GSI,.
Also Colin McRae rallied a Nova for a while 👍👍🏴
The old BMW E12 is a 520 tax was out in 1990,31 years ago , god I'm old lol, like rocking horse shit now, as they did like to rust.
Like you the old BM's for me had many over the years.
@13.17 is a Mk 3 zephyr or zodiac. Great upload again, thanks.
Great video stu 👍 shame you couldn't take that nova home with you mate
Brilliant video as ever Stu bro that car with the s and a d on the boot was a standard bro.My next door neighbour had one in the late 60s. He also had the old pig face Bedford camper van you seen one few weeks ago it was red with nice wheels and kinda customed.
Ahh yeah i remember dude, gotta love the old vintage classics, its crazy how badly the decay over here, Thanks for stopping by again brother...
Cryin shame to see the cars in that state - that Nova is a yoke that needs to be saved - great vid
As always - ye both take care & mind yerselves
Great car graves, if you dig 6 foot down I'm sure you'll find more 😉 lol . Merry xmas
The American style car was a mk 5 Vauxhall Victor, and the white car disappearing into the earth was either a Vauxhall Victor mk 4( coke a cola bottle), or a Vauxhall Cresta mk 4. Funny how the Nova is only a few years younger than the Vauxhall mk 5. I hear Russian mild steel might have bee the cause of such rapid decay amongst earlier vauxhall's. Great vlog, I've been following you guy's for a few years now, keep it up. Mother nature is amazing.
Or a vx490 or ventora ?
Thanks for the information Robert, It too amazes me how fast they have decayed, in such a short time, like you say the nova isn't far behind it in years, most cars here are good for parts wall art etc, Thanks for watching and sticking with the channels over the years, Honestly means a lot...
Amazing loved the Nova had 2 Novas best cars I’ve owned looks like a 1.0 in the Nova bet it’s worth saving
Another cool video, The unidentified car around 12.34 looks to be a ford mk 4 Zodiac. Keep up good work.
You just became my new favorite CZcamsr lol. Now knowing that you're a Bmw guy. Wish I could have got a better view of the interior of the blue one. I think it may have been a highline bmw
That big old back end at 12.38 im sure is a Ford Zodiac,great video guys.
Grate video but am missing not seeing you fall over any more in your frist videos you allway fell over🤪 keep up the grate video.
Haha i nearly fell over in this one pmsl, yeah it was mostly Lola making me trip haha Rest in peace my girl, Thanks for stopping by dude...
hello my friend you and your BRO made another great vid thank you keep safe good luck
that wiper is in great nick proper SS 😎 great vids as usual miss ya lola RIP 😌
😔 Thanks 💯 appreciate your kind words! 🙏
@@ImStokze love cars but dogs get that much more love from me cheers mate 😎
Pretty sure at 11:07 is a standard 8 as they didn't have an opening boot
Great vid. You know when u find the Bones there a dark figure behind you. Its
13.05 is a zephyr 4 and an Austin a40 Farina. Good find mate 👍👍
Hello, that blue beemer is a beauty, what a shame
The cars next to the BMW. One on top triumph 2000or 2500,one underneath looks like a triumph dolomite. Great CZcams.
Yesss
classic stuff mates
The Mowog with the windscreen is possibly a Morris 8 of the 1930, s the car after, starting with an S, possibly a Standard 10 followed by an Austin A40 then a Ford Zephyr and a Cortina Lotus Mk1 before the Rambler!
If he knows the owner get Dibs on the nova :)
Like watching your videos mate love cars shame about all these old car wish I could help you do your car's up mate
Thank you brother appreciate the kind words 🙏
Sad to see the Triumph Herald. I had a convertible with wire wheels.... wish I'd kept it!
I'd go down there at like 2 or 3 in the morning where its quiet and get some of those parts off that nova mate
Brilliant mate, looking forward to the next one, would the owner of the nova let you buy any parts off it for yours ?
Hopefully, Just waiting on colin to get in touch, I would like to buy the whole car tbh, Thanks for stopping by buddy...
The car remains at circa 9.40 was either an Austin or more likely a Morris. The casting actually read MOWOG which signifies either of those 2 makers in the same way that FOMOCO is for Ford.
Cracking vid 👌🏽 ask Colin if it's Joe Mason with the Reliants
Yeah he did say it was Joe mate!
@@ImStokze yeah i know Joe he not far from me
Great video once again. The grille was from a ford anglia 105e and the car was a standard 10 👍
Also I believe the cut out in the roof was a smoking hatch. It was made to allow rear seat passengers to have a cigarette without filling the car with smoke.
Could do with the outer door handles, front grille surrounds and wing mirror off that e12 if he’s breaking it 😆
I totally see wot the b e means with nature reclaiming the cars back and it's intresting to see but truthfully cars from my time is mg metros I just want.i enter got much money but I think I could do along term restoration and it would be a dream for me.thats probably the min cars I love seeing and hate.but at lest rate cats are still out there. Awsome video stu. .AGAIN 👍
My mate had a MG metro turbo in white I had a blue xr2 fiesta good days they where 👍😎
@@sandyshine6690 yep I believe the good old days. I've had many mg's latest in 05 34k miles I lost sadly.paid 100 after seeing it sitting some lads mom gave it him she only used it to pop shops. that would of been a few quid only wished I still did xr2's was cool I also had mk2 mk3 xr2 xr2i. ..
Hi mate think it might be standard 10 great vid
17:08 That's a Hillman Imp hubcap, they're very common as most switched to Minilite alloys etc. Worth about £15 - £20 for a set but 1 on its own is just worthless
Brilliant (again), that Nova definitely needs a new home😉 just saying…..
Blue one after white back end was a ford zodiac, ford's had central rear fillers.
Nice old classics there stu maybe you should try and get the nova be handy for parts or save it its a shame sitting there..