A man recently stumbled upon a hidden spot in the Las Vegas desert where rare stolen classic cars had been discarded, far from the view of passersby.
These aren’t just any stolen vehicles; they’re rare classic models that sadly met an untimely end. In this remote desert area, all that remains of these cars are decaying body frames and rusted engines.
This site has existed for quite some time, as many of the cars are now partially buried in the ground.
The hidden location was discovered by a YouTuber known as the Remote Trooper, who explores the Las Vegas desert in his 4×4 Isuzu Trooper for his channel.
Interestingly, this isn’t the first classic car dump he’s uncovered in the desert. He came across a total of 15 classic cars, including several dating back to the 1930s.
The first car shown in his video is a 1960 Chevrolet Impala 2-door. We also catch a glimpse of an old coupe, though it’s now so deteriorated that it’s unrecognizable.
Some of the cars are deeply buried, with only a few parts protruding from the sand.
According to the YouTuber, this area might be a dumping ground for stolen cars, as it’s unlikely anyone would willingly destroy a 2-door sports car, regardless of the era.
Throughout his explorations, he has also uncovered an abandoned gold mill housing exceptionally rare classic cars in the desert.As he investigated the site, he even found an old car frame featuring suicide doors.
It’s disheartening to see these classic cars slowly rotting away in a place where few will ever come across them.
However, there’s a chance that some people might visit the location in the future to see these remnants of automotive history.