In the video, TJ noted that all the cars left in the field were previously kept in the Celebrity Car Museum in Branson, Missouri.
Whilst the museum is still open, showcasing over 100 interesting cars from the big and small screens, many of the additional vehicles were left in a nearby field.
Walking through the field, TJ found it surreal seeing so many interesting cars that were used by a wide variety of celebrities.
The driving expert was also interested to see a 1960s Ford Falcon used in the racing drama Ford vs Ferrari, and highlighted an interesting trick used by the film industry.
He added: “Now, it might look kind of rough but if you take a pressure washer to it, this is all fake dirt. This is like a brand new, restored Ford Falcon.
“It’s got a brand-new interior in it. This one’s actually one of our favourite cars, and I kind of like it like this.”
However, something not quite as well kept in the field was a 1998 Suzuki Esteem saloon, that was driven off a cliff in the series Better Call Saul.
He continued: “This was from Better Call Saul, it was shoved off a cliff, shot up. You can tell it’s the one from that given the odd-coloured door back here.
“But it’s got the bullet holes in it, broken glass. We had to ratchet strap the front of the car to a van over here and we literally just drove it forward as we couldn’t get it off the tow truck.”
