Detailers rescued Ford campervan from backyard and found something ‘they thought they would never find again’ inside

Detailers rescued a Ford Econoline Club Wagon campervan that hadn’t moved in ages – and you could tell.

As you can imagine, the exterior of the van wasn’t in great condition, but the interior was far worse.

Chipmunks used this Ford as a pantry, storing walnuts they’d found everywhere in the cabin.

But that’s not the worst of it, because along with animal food, the van was also fully of animals that became food, including a snake.

This Ford Econoline campervan is home to… a snake

As we can clearly see from tn the clip shared by WD Detailing on YouTube, the campervan is in terrible shape.

The interior is full of dead animals.

But aside from the usual amount of bugs, and the aforementioned (rotting) walnuts, they also found a snake.

What makes this worse is this isn’t the actually the first time they found a snake in a car.

Not long ago, WD Detailing shared a video of a Pontiac Firebird and they found a snake inside.

They understandably assumed it would be a one-off event, but they were clearly wrong.

The guys behind this discovery

The WD Detailing YouTube channel specializes in barn find-style content, but with a twist.

Their main goal is to show the incredible difference a wash can make.

What they do is they find cars that haven’t been abandoned and simply wash them.

They’ve done it with so many cars, from the iconic Ferrari 512 BB to an Audi R8 supercar and a Corvette with only 293 miles from new.

On one occasion, they found a Honda NSX that looked like it was just about ready to be thrown away or loaded onto a truck on its way to the crusher.

After washing it up and cleaning the interior, it looked as good as new.

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