Get well soon, Steve. We need more of your Junkyard Crawl. I'm new to your channel, just trying to show my support.

Get well soon Steve 🙏! We all miss you and your great videos 👍🔥

Steve has forgotten more about car than most people myself included will ever know. Hoping for a full and speedy recovery from his illness.

@samspace81

10 ай бұрын

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Steve knows his stuff about cars keep up 🎉the good work Mark fanara

I had to start from the beginning just to see Steve in his prime . Keep on pushin on Mag's .

Simply the best

I know this is old video but just to let you know I thoroughly enjoyed it. I watch all of your current junkyard crawls but this one was great. I love the old muscle cars and hopefully many will be saved. Thanks again.

Magnante's awesome. I've loved every show I've seen him in

@matthewmccormick7768

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more. I actually compare watching or reading anything the features Steve Mags as the best school, of you will, for facts about classics as well as the almighty muscle cars. Love that guy.

@lawrencenicolaides2361

2 жыл бұрын

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Just loved this. Thank you Steve, get well soon mate.

Oustanding! I learn something every time I listen to Steve Magnante. The junk yard episodes are awesome.

I hope he continues this show for all the great cars from the past. Awesome history

That four speed Charger with the Dana, Wow, somebody better jump on that one! A super rare car!! Great video!!!!

I could listen to Steve all day. He's the best commentator on Barrett-Jackson, hands down. The dude needs his own show!! He's damn good on camera and remains the most underutilized car brain in the U.S.

@fatfootfilms

7 жыл бұрын

AGREED! We made this show and sent it out to a few networks. They said "Not Interested" because we weren't fixing up any of the cars we found... so if we can get this video the hits it deserves than there might be a chance!

@dougheath2446

7 жыл бұрын

That's to bad for those that think that because most of the cars that were bought by people from Larry's were bought for the love of the hobby and a few have been restored and many are in the midst of restoring them. I myself do not have the $$$$ like the shows on TV to redo it in two weeks so it takes some time and lots of love, blood and tears to make it happen. Thank god I have a great family that puts up with my crazy hobby.

@carsmartsmedia2324

7 жыл бұрын

Certain people and companies in TV have zero imagination. The tired, old formula of watching some dudes fix up a car with the "fake" tension, scripted interactions, and fake time restraints ("We gotta get this car done by saturday...or ELSE!") is nearly unwatchable. They are not open to new concepts (believe me, I know)...they just want to re-hash the same formula with different people.

@sacooper802

6 жыл бұрын

hes got his own show now called junkyard gold on motor trend on demand.

@gerald4133

6 жыл бұрын

CarSmartsTV he is cool and knows his mopar business.

We love you Steve

I remember reading his articles when I was a kid and before the internet.

Thanks for sharing

Junkyard Gold....my favorite carshow....wish it were an hour long

Loved the show. What an ending - the two guys walking away talking cars. Good one.

Okay Steve I'm subscribed to this channel too thumbs up love the factiods can't wait for the next episode road runners ard one of my favorite mopars of all time had a 68 my favorite year

I don't understand how anybody can let the cars that can be restored just sit and rot to pieces, it's not right

Wizard of the classics

Hey Steve I bought the 71 Super Bee that was right behind you when you were filming the 68 hemi R/T. The car you were sitting in playing with the pistol grip shifter and 383 pie tin in this video at the 50 second spot. I have already repaired the crushed roof and cowl, inner aprons and it will be back out on the road again one of these days soon. Nice job on the video's.

@fatfootfilms

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Could you email us some pics?

@dougheath2446

7 жыл бұрын

where would I send the pics to?

@fatfootfilms

7 жыл бұрын

fatfootfilms@yahoo.com and thank you Steve would want to see them.

@shaunclifton5281

6 жыл бұрын

doug heath Awesome Doug !!

@bmbyram

4 жыл бұрын

Can you please tell me where this place is

Wicked this is the original junkyard gold! Glad I found it!

Just awesome, hope to see a lot more

Great show!!!

Gluttonous feeding of a mopar addiction and the blame firmly placed in the wife's direction,,,, that man is a fantastic example of an absolute GENIUS!!!! I would love to rescue the coronet. I grew up in a burnt orange white interior hemi coronet. My dad and the car are both gone now but I'd love to find one to replace it. Dad got the hemi car used but he also bought a blue 68 RT with a 440 brand new. So we had two of them when I was a kid and I still think that they are the most beautiful car ever built. Is the coronet you show still available??? I know it's been a while.

Absolutely love the way you do videos. You definitely know your stuff and the finds are amazing. The downside is the music throughout the video comes on so strong that my ears are going to explode. I usually have headphones on and I have to keep turning the volume up and down. If you could balance the music with the commentary that would make your videos perfect. One more thing. I love unusual cars. The column shift on these cars are not what you would expect to see on a muscle car or as they were called back in the day, Super Cars. Make mine a column shift, bench seat Barracuda.

Famous words I'm gonna fix it it up.. Yeah sure.. I'm a Chevy guy but I'd like to see those get saved! Better yet I'm. A motor head I love them all!!!

Steve , Thanks very informative.

His vids are always informative and helpful

MOPAR heaven. Pretty cool.

These cars are just sitting there. Rotting away. Exposed to the elements. Interesting hobby.

love the channel Steve

He is to me top 3 most knowledgeable car guys in the world. I watch Barrett Jackson just to listen to Steve comentate and if your a car guy like I am you can really appreciate his knowledge about automobiles

@steveib724

11 ай бұрын

Soo true I call him Mr Chilton lol

Thrilled for Steve that his dream became a reality with Junkyard Gold (Roadkill, Motortrend TV). He was my guest on the radio show March 2019 and will be back this Saturday, March 21, 2020. Persistence pays!

Would love to see more of this..

Good job Steve! If you put out something new everyday I would watch it. Great job with the research and the presentation. Big fan buddy you stay awesome.

would love to have either the 71 or 72 charger , wow great finds

My 76 winnebago 440 came with a windage tray also.

Get well soon Steve

My second car that I owned was a 1968 Dodge Charger blue with a white vinyl top 383 auto. Sharp as a tact wish I had it now

Great show!! If your looking for mid 50s Dodge cars, I have a few! Even got a few 50s Hemis! Can wait to see the next episode!!

Watch out for the Brown Recluse when you're crawlin' & pokin' around in those yards, Steve.

What a great show greetings from Kuwait it brings back good memories all i got a 1967 coronet 440 six cylinders used for 2 grants in 1970 my father couldn't afford to buy me the 69 charger where are these cars located so mopar lovers whom are interested in them can see them . Thank you for the good job.

Steve is awesome.

I'm not a MOPAR fan from the 60s, however, you made them very interesting. Best wishes.

Be well, we are thinking of you! A cousin of your good pal and likes your KZread videos and car knowledge!

Not sure where this is, but this guy is sitting on a gold mine

Its sad to see classics left out in the weather to rot away and never done anything with. My grandad only drove Dodge trucks and my grandma drove a Coronet 500. ive been told my brother had a Cuda with a 440 six pack but not sure the year. Guessing 70 or 71. Finding that Super Bee that was traded in and fixing them both up would be something. When I was 17 my friend had a jacked up 1974 Charger. So fun to ride in. Everytime he braked people in the back seat just slid out :)

its sad to see all these cars just rotting away its crazy that every car in junkyards were once peoples daily driver cars

Steve, my six-pak 70 Challenger R/T had the shifter on the column just like that one and mine was the same color. I raced many Hemi's but was never beaten by one. I ran a best of 1-:93 at SIR in Kent

Amazing

When it comes to Mopars Steve Magante is a walking encyclopedia

@ronschlorff7089

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, what he doesn't know about Any vintage car, you could probably put in a thimble!!

Saw this mentioned on Roadkill's "1,300 Miles in the "Disgustang" and thought I'd check it out. Sounds really cool

Love it

I love that guy he's funny he took me to battleship over cove with me and dad and other friends that I had with me

68,69, & 70 Chargers were all used in “The Dukes of Hazzard”. Why? Because production wrecked so many cars during the stunts! (No computer generated stuff back then). Warner Bros actually had car-hunters searching for these cars *nationwide* to purchase for the series. It’s estimated they went thru around 300 Chargers during its production run!

This guy is awesome

When i was a kid aloooong time ago. Our school maintenance man had a 68 440 superbee! Mr Heller would do a smokey burnout if you helped him.

id like to see a show like this all about ford muscle cars

Steve Mag is the car guys, and gals, "National Treasure",... period. Junkyard Gold was a favorite of mine and I'll watch these ones too. Junkyard Gold was the only show on the Roadkill series that didn't "thuck", in my view! :D P.S. He's the only guy who could get me to at least "notice" a Mopar car! Cuz me being a dyed in the wool Ford product guy; since the days of my new 67 Mercury Cyclone GT 390, just 9 months before I joined Uncle Sam's "Club AUS", in May 67-69!! Now I have another 67 Cyclone, 64 Ranchero, 64 Caliente, and 64 Fairlane!!! :D

Mark Worman of "Graveyard Cars" needs to come here, and haul away some of these, great job Steve-O!

@joshgray2024

5 жыл бұрын

He would but he is in Springfield Oregon. And also he has clients bring him the cars and the story. But you are correct. If he went to ny he would never go back oregon

Guy like that needs to have them in a vise!!! That's not a collection or hobby it's A CRIME!!!

Thanks

awwwwww Australia here ya got with the factoid lol love it

Great show. I hope that you didn't get poison oak from all the crawling .

If you’re looking to buy these cars look up Larry Hauptman in Rochester NY. I don’t have any other info than that.

junkyard gold!!!!

Steve this is a very very very very good show, the best about the junkyard cars i've ever seen, even better than the Tom cutter show who do a very good show too, but why you didn't keep doing more episodes ? ? ? ? Please keep doing it . Thanks ! !

( The general lee ) John Schneider says that they used 68 & 69 chargers but never used a 70 because of the stainless trim on the nose of the 70

I was hoping it would be a longer episode.

So cool id love to have a 69 dodge charger rt

I like this dude. where can i find more of this show?

Hey this show rocks, will there be future episodes

It almost brings a tear to your eyes seeing those legendary musclecars rotting and rusting away like that .they should be at least stored under cover in some manner. All the leaves and refuse off the trees os whats causing the rust more than anything else, leaves hold moisture amd acidic properties that are corrosive and will accelerate rust alot quicker than open weather will do. I hope some will be saved before they return back to the earth or in other words before mature claims them.

@ronschlorff7089

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, just like us they have souls,... and dust to dust, ashes to ashes, eventually. But good news here in Southern Arizona, they would have a long life and with some natural "guards" to protect them from folks nicking little bits and pieces! Namely the rattlers, scorpions, black widows and tarantulas hiding in and around them, not to mention the absolute worst of the worst:................................................. The Killer Bees!! :D

This must be where Junkyard Gold on MTOD came from!

The E bodies that came with the automatic and no console were all column shifted

Heaven!

Great Show love to visit the junkyard or Mopar Heaven does anyone know where it is ?

I missed my CALLING. MY CHEST JUST SANK.

That cadillac show had the no air was probably a herse.

Why is his voice so low and the music so loud. I have to turn it up to hear him them the music blows my headphones off.

@michaelgreer8659

2 жыл бұрын

That's what sucks with youtube. I wear earbuds and when commercials come on I pull them out. You would think they would want their advertisers heard but when they come on loud, I pull my ear buds or exit the video. KZread itself has a very obnoxiously loud chime commercial that when it starts, I turn that video off instantly. With inconsistent volume in the videos and then blasting ads, their trying to make people deaf.

rip mr norm. he died at age 87 earlier this year

I'm friends with Steve magnante😀😱🥰👍🏻

So sad to see all these cars rotting away! Most of them look unsaveable.A real junkyard crawl!

Steve this must be z private junk yard I tried to find it no luck even other junk yards in the area have never heard of this place

My brother had 61 Lincoln had Dana 60 good luck finding one but JFYI

So it's just a yard full of vin numbers for sale.

What's the correct gear ratio for highway friendly gears on Dana 60 440 4 spd?

$$$$GOLD$$$$

Rhinebeck, NY

The guy said, if he doesn't sell these cars, then he'll restore them. Well all I have to say is you better get cracking, because there pretty far gone. Thanks for the tour anyway.

Ohhhhhh.,..snap...a general Lee😀👍

I love you video and all the information that you gave in the knowledge that you have regarding Mopar I'm a Mopar Enthusiast I have a 73 Cuda and I just a 67 Mustang and 70 Chevelle is any way possible you could forward me the address of junkyard that sound this video I currently live in Michigan but I was born and raised in Jersey New York and Jersey City my parents are back there and I visit them often me I currently have cancer but I would love to go and visit that death salvage yard thank you Robert

Where can I watch his other videos?

I share your enthusiasm, your knowledge is unsurpassed but please these cars were not born they were delivered, or how about rolled off the showroom floor? Thank you

He keeps saying save the cars.....are these actually for sale? So many of these junkyard collector guys are unapproachable. If anyone know the story of this yard get a hold of me please

Steve you going to try and buy that hemi r/t

Someone call graveyard cars out of Springfield Oregon he would save them all

You can go to car city in ga on hwy 411