A PETROLHEAD has stumbled upon a jaw-dropping 1970s car graveyard with iconic yellow buses and banged up vintage vans.
A video he posted on YouTube shows an abandoned Montana wasteland where rotting vehicles litter the landscape for as far as the eye can see.
Lambvinskis Garage was ecstatic to explore and share the "very special" find with his viewers.
The clip begins with the camera panning around the huge scrapyard where an array of different coloured cars are on display and tall mountains can be seen in the distance.
Immediately capturing the eye is the bright yellow retro school bus that sits slumped over with its paint peeling off and windows smashed in.
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It looks really really solid, if it's been off the road for 20 years its going to be in pretty good shape
Lambvinskis Garage
Also looking worse for wear is a vintage orange Dodge being swallowed by overgrown grass.
Next the YouTuber comes across a "awesome" battered old pick up truck with its price - $1,000 - scrawled across the windscreen.
"Not something I would want but maybe something you guys might want," he says.
The vehicle has a huge wooden pen attached to the back and appears to have been used for transporting livestock.
Upon further inspection he seems to change his mind and admits: "It looks really really solid, if it's been off the road for 20 years its going to be in pretty good shape."
But, when the camera peeks in through the window the inside is a sorry state of affairs.
The front seat is torn open with a hole in its padding and crumbs of dirt and piles of debris can be seen.
It comes as a motors expert unveiled a car graveyard where supercars are left to rot under the sweltering desert sun.
The expert, Philipp, showed YouTuber Discover Saeed around the eerie abandoned wasteland in Dubai.
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Hundreds of discarded Ferrari's, Lamborghini's and Maclarens litter the sandy Dubai landscape waiting to be sold or scrapped for good.
