American man buys an abandoned farm and reveals all the classic cars left there while cleaning it up

This American YouTuber bought an abandoned farm and found an incredible collection of classic cars left behind to rot.

There were a lot more cars than he imagined would be there, and they’re potentially worth a pretty penny.

There’s only a slight and obvious problem.

Because some of these cars may be beyond saving.

There’s a lot of junk here

American YouTuber Adventures Made From Scratch bought an abandoned farmstead filled with an incredible collection of classic cars, trucks, and farming equipment.

We’re talking about roughly 10 acres of land, filled with vehicles ranging from the usual Ford truck to some pretty rare pony cars from the 60s and 70s.

Some of the vehicles were in decent shape, while others looked like they may never run again.

Sadly, there was also a lot of junk.

In his estimation, he was looking at between 350 and 400 tons of material to move and clear from the property.

Mind you, the vehicles he found might be worth the trouble.

Some of the classic cars are potentially worth a small fortune

Aside from the massive pile of potentially useless junk, he also found an incredible collection of vehicles.

He found a Chevy Load Master, e Chevy Impala, a V8 Ford Customline, a Buick Skylark, an AMC Eagle, and even a Mercury Cougar.

In addition to these relatively common American classics, he also found some rare beauties from Europe and Japan, like a Peugeot 504 and two rare Datsuns, and some local cars that flew under the radar, like the Plymouth Satellite.

In good condition, a Satellite can easily sell for $40,000, which means you’re looking at a classic car that’s worth more than a brand-new F-150, America’s best-selling vehicle.

The only problem – and it isn’t a minor one – is that it is probably going to take a very long time and a significant amount of cash and patience to turn these abandoned clunkers into classics with some semblance of a market value.