Exploring Old Car City USA | Massive Classic Car Junkyard!

Step inside Old Car City USA, the world’s largest classic car junkyard in White, Georgia! A walk through winding trails surrounded by over 4,000 abandoned cars, from rusty muscle cars to vintage classic cars, and even a couple of old school buses.
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Hike over 7 miles of incredible paths, find hidden treasures, and see cars that are truly automobile art. Whether you’re into urban exploration, photography, or just love seeing rusty classic cars, this place is magical.
Fun Fact: Old Car City has been featured by CBS Sunday Morning, New York Times, BBC, and more. You might even spot the last car Elvis Presley bought in 1977!

*This video is not made for kids. It is intended for general viewers who enjoy theme parks, animatronics, action sports, and real-world adventure content.*

🌐 Visit Old Car City USA:
https://www.oldcarcityusa.com

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*****This is a video about a child walking the trails and looking at the cars. You don't have to be grown up to enjoy this place, even children can like it too (and people who know nothing about cars).

*****Take this place or leave, the owners like it this way.*****

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00:00 Introduction
00:30 the colorful entrance
00:54 The treasures kept inside
01:25 a heap of motorcycles and bikes
02:41 cadillacs
05:15 Buick 8
06:57 school bus
08:00 station wagon
14:46 Clipper
16:00 the car circle
16:24 Johnny Cash Ford
17:20 the sign tree
22:27 the 2 ton lfower pot
23:43 oldies in the front
30:02 cars up at the entrance
35:35 inside the front building