Lost Muscle Cars becomes a Video Podcast on YouTube
 

It's been a hell of a journey to get to this point and I'm ecstatic to share with you that we're taking the next step. Lost Muscle Cars will have a YouTube show called, "Lost & Found Muscle Cars".

Please watch the promo video below and SUBSCRIBE to the new YouTube channel. We've already filmed 13 episodes and have some incredible stories for you all to enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRBh4lsqibk

I’m in!!!!

Can't wait Wes!!

Wow. We recorded an INCREDIBLE reunion today of a son looking for his deceased dad's old '68 El Camino. You'll need a box of Kleenex's.

Gotta say that Lost Musclecar page over on FB is immensely successful in reuniting past & present owners in just hours sometimes! Fun to watch & just follow along.

Subscribed! Looking forward to the content. I have been following your Facebook page for years and enjoy seeing the owners reunited with their cars!

I subscribed to your channel, and can't wait to watch some of the videos. Hope it's a great success. My son's channel (https://youtube.com/@pjsradicalplayz...ymIPeKEztkCM7t) has grown like crazy, but it's been pulling back some since he doesn't post as much as he used to. Really need to work on that.

Huge numbers for your son! Congrats!

Also, for everyone reading, f you have a really cool Muscle Car you're searching for send me a PM.

I tried to send a private message regarding a "lost" car I would like to find but, my private message would not go.

Below is the message I tried to send:

Hello,

This message in reference to your request for any missing "cool" muscle cars. The car I am interested is not super special, aside from me, as it is a 1969 Shelby GT500 coupe. My parents bought it as a 1969 left over; the 1970's were already on the dealership showroom floor.
This car was grabber blue, white interior, automatic, Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, fold back seat. I don't know if the car was a drag-pak car but, my Dad always told people that the car that a "full race package", what ever that was.

My interest into the car is because I love that car; it was my first super car at 8 years old. Of course my parents sold it shortly after buying as it was too rough riding and bad on gas.
I will never be able to own the car; I would just like to see it (if it's still in the area).

I have been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer (last December) and it would be so cool to know that my Dad's Shelby is still around before I pass.

Dave,
I am so sorry to hear of your diagnosis, I will pray for a miracle.
I remember you from the days on OSO, great times.
My father also had a 1969 Shelby GT500 Orange convertible, I remember as a kid standing up in the backseat and hanging onto the roll bar, last time I saw the car was when he dropped me off to school in the 3rd grade.

God Bless,
Lee