Thank you! I had no idea that this video would have this many views. I drove past this place and wasn't going to video it but instead I turned around and drove through this amazing place holding my GoPro out the window. I stopped, got out and walked through a large area to videotape and that was it. Simple to shoot, easy to edit. Chose the boogie woogie music because it fit the era of vehicles. Posted the video never to realize that so many have viewed it which is by a huge amount compared to my other videos that I spend a lot more time on doing. Again thank you, I am very pleased that you enjoyed it.
@@drjoe322 I believe not only here but around the world the love and passion put towards cars runs strong. So many things factor in these days, people are seeing the end of cars that they can tinker with and the ushering in of self driving electrics that sound like big vacuum cleaners. I'm a fan of both. Cars are not assets, so it makes little sense to keep many around, when you stumble upon a cash of history like this, it becomes great fun with loads of nostalgia. I would venture a guess, that the old cars that are left, are the future too. Enjoy your travels...and keep pressing record!
Pause the video at the very end where you'll see where it is located. You'd have to go to the place as there is no phone number listed for them. If you do, drive all the way around to the back where you'll see large garage doors which appears to be from where they work on vehicles. The place used to be a mattress factory many years ago. Wished I knew more so as to better help you.
That was good fun. tHanks for the video
Thank you! I had no idea that this video would have this many views. I drove past this place and wasn't going to video it but instead I turned around and drove through this amazing place holding my GoPro out the window. I stopped, got out and walked through a large area to videotape and that was it. Simple to shoot, easy to edit. Chose the boogie woogie music because it fit the era of vehicles. Posted the video never to realize that so many have viewed it which is by a huge amount compared to my other videos that I spend a lot more time on doing. Again thank you, I am very pleased that you enjoyed it.
@@drjoe322 I believe not only here but around the world the love and passion put towards cars runs strong.
So many things factor in these days, people are seeing the end of cars that they can tinker with and the ushering in of self driving electrics that sound like big vacuum cleaners.
I'm a fan of both. Cars are not assets, so it makes little sense to keep many around, when you stumble upon a cash of history like this, it becomes great fun with loads of nostalgia.
I would venture a guess, that the old cars that are left, are the future too.
Enjoy your travels...and keep pressing record!
Nice.
Thank you!
Da möchte ich mal Urlaub machen......
Sie würden es hier in Tennessee mögen
Where is this junkyard? Interesting and well preserved "57-58 Dodge there - looks like an easy back-on-the-road car.
Location is at the very end of the video.😀👍
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Where is this at I'll send a lot of my life to have
Howdy Roger. Thank you for liking my video. Please pause the last frame as it will tell you exactly where this is located.
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Where is this place located I would love to buy some of these cars
Pause the video at the very end where you'll see where it is located. You'd have to go to the place as there is no phone number listed for them. If you do, drive all the way around to the back where you'll see large garage doors which appears to be from where they work on vehicles. The place used to be a mattress factory many years ago. Wished I knew more so as to better help you.