Guys found a Southern junkyard full of classic cars that went on for as far as the eye could see
- This massive junkyard is a vintage car fan’s heaven
- Hundreds of vehicles lined up further than you can see
- But there’s a reason they haven’t moved yet
Published on Jan 28, 2025 at 9:19 PM (UTC+4)
by Jack Marsh
Last updated on Jan 29, 2025 at 3:48 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
In one of the biggest us barn finds that we’ve ever seen, this southern junkyard was full to the brim with over 200 classic cars.
Vintage cars are some of the most-loved vehicles in America – from Chevy to Dodge, Mustang, and Pontiac – they are all household classics adored by millions.
But this one man has been racking up a collection so large that it goes further than the eye can see.
This Southern American barn find is overflowing with time capsules.
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Gargantuan collection of classic cars found in Southern junkyard
Junkyard and barn finds are becoming increasingly sought-after, as restoration projects are looking to bring these vintage cars back into fashion.
One previous barn was found to be poulated with tonnes of GTOs, and Corvettes, proving quite a hit.
This barn find is cut from a similar cloth, although on a larger scale. Highlighted by the YouTube channel, Backyard Barn Finds, this collection of over 200 cars includes all types of classics from Chevys to Dodge cars.
Some notable finds in the collection include 55 batch-bought Cadillacs, a 1960 Nash Metropolitan, a 1967 Dodge Coronet RT, a 1970 charger, a 1955 Chevy, 1968, 69, and 70 Road Runners, a 1967 Bader, and a 1967 Chevy Apache.
Why is this classic car collection so hidden?
The junkyard contains hundreds of Mopars, some that need a lot of attention and others that are ready to hit the road running.
But there is a reason that the owner won’t part with the cars yet.
“My grandfather said when you turn 40 you better have 200 Cars – old stuff. So I made it happen. When I turned 40 I had 214 automobiles,” the owner said.
“He said when you turn 65 you should sell everything and that was my grandfather’s idea. He was very very smart. He’s a mechanic – a heavy equipment operator.
“He told me don’t smoke and don’t drink and he said you really need to leave women alone. But two out of three wouldn’t be bad.”
At least these classic cars appear to be in for a new lease of life at some point, unlike other collections.
