ABANDONED Vehicles RESCUED From Swamp After 50 YEARS! | Forgotten Memories Turnin To Rust | RESTORED

Lance and Wyatt receive lead from Uncle Franky to one of the coolest honey holes they've ever come across. Digging through acres of uncharted territory, they make their way through the swamp in attempt to rescue a huge classic vehicle collection with some that have been sitting untouched for over 50 YEARS! Staying well aware of their surroundings, they begin to cut away and dig out what's left of these forgotten jewels.

Follow along as they attempt to save a 1968 Ford F100, 1953 Chevy Bel Air, 1960 c10 Apache, a 1962 Ford F100, and a really cool 1958 Royal Scott boat! As the guys brave through the obstacles, they have high hopes of saving these forgotten memories that are slowly turnin to rust!

"Alot of Memories Out Here"

Thanks to MAXXD Trailers for the use of the 40ft Hydraulic Tilt Trailer!

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[lseal]

I want to personally thank you. I have a 25 year old special needs son that loves to watch car restorations. He cannnot read or write so chances are he will never drive. I found your channel because I was looking for something for him to watch besides those shows with all the negative, foul language and people acting like they are angry all the time. Thank you for these videos that we can let our children (my grandson too) watch and have Godly men as examples. Praise the Lord, and I bless you, and thank you again.

[carliehuie]

So sorry for the loss of uncle Frankie. What a blessing to have him in this video to cherish forever ❤️❤️ love you guys so much !!

[brotherandrew]

Your choice of music is excellent. Uncle Frank was younger than I am. Every day can be our last day. Thank you for this touching video. May he rest in peace.

[jameshicks]

God gave all of you this last adventure with uncle Franky, the expressions on Frankys face and his voice showed how happy he was to be there, my sincere condolences for the loss to all the family.

[paul-evmb]

RIP Frank, I feel like he had an Awesome time with y’all that Friday, I felt so sad watching this after hearing of Uncle Franks passing, but am very Happy to have seen and heard his stories from that Friday. My Condolences to you all.
Y’all are my kind of Family!!

[TheBonsaiZone]

Uncle Franky was so full of life right to the end, can't ask for more than that, so sorry he's gone.

[bobzelijah]

Made me cry I wasn’t expecting that.Enjoy being in the presence of God Frank.You had fun with family doing what we all love doing....working with cars.Wyatt and Lance I hope there’s a tribute build on the Chev in Frank’s memory in the future that would be awesome.My deepest condolences to you all.May the Lord continue to use the passion you’s have for car resurrections to bless us.

[xxxxrockxxxx]

Never cried over a YouTube video before but when Wyatt wiped a tear away with the old blue shop towel... it was a touching moment. God bless you all. Franky was cool.

[esrobinson]

I am slowly working through your content and just caught this. Watched just two days before my late wife's birthday, I know how you wonderful guys must have been hit. Uncle Frankie's memory is beautifully preserved here - what a moving tribute. Lance, deepest respect to you, what a great human being you are - incredibly brave at the end there. If they live on in your hearts guys, they live on forever.

[mikedotter]

I'm in total shock... by the end of this video, I felt like I knew you guys forever. What a great bunch of guys. I'm so sorry... Rest in Peace Uncle Franky.

[Dbcards-v]

I was so happy to see all three of you digging those vehicles out to be saved. I did not expect that sad news at the end of the video. Just take comfort in knowing that nothing is never lost, just moved to a better place. May God Bless you and keep you through this grief. We all support you! I have my Grandfather’s 1947 Thriftmaster and every time I drive it he is there with me.

[maximusndaya]

Wyatt and Lance as dad and son sharing the same passion and great skills are adorable and fun to watch.

[jimbookholt]

Never expected this ending to your video, totally caught by suprise, left me with a lump in my throat. So sad for your loss of uncle Franky. Let us rejoice in the fact we have a loving caring God to lean on during our most difficult times.

[AnnCarolGrant]

I have been enjoying all of your videos but this one with Uncle Frankie has been extra special. I am so very sorry for your loss! ♥️🙏🏻😢

[joikep]

Gonna miss Uncle Laurence on the show. Really. All those times you heard him share those experiences and the way he helped out while telling stories. I enjoyed his presence on the show. May God bless you and your family. Very sad for the loss.

[ssabet]

Oh man what an unexpected ending. I know it’s late but my most sincere condolences to the family. You could easily tell that he was such a good soul and a great great guy. May he Rest In Peace. Stay strong you beautiful family ❤️

[allanhorlick]

Please accept my condolences on your loss. A very loving and heartfelt tribute to your uncle. God Bless him and all your family.

[herbhall]

This hit hard and hit home! May your uncle rest in peace! It hit home for me because me and my son were hanging out in our favorite place an old junk yard the next morning he died of a brain aneurysm! 22yrs old hurts like hell and then to have seen this ending it brought tears to my eyes knowing the pain you guys are goung through

[streetglidesixteen]

I know it's 2 yrs but that kind of pain never really goes away. So sorry for your loss. God Bless your Uncle Frank.

[joebeckwith]

So sorry for your loss. How special was it that you got to work along side of him right to the end. Like he said “there’s a lot of memories out here” and those can never be taken away from you