Former NASCAR driver , as you might know, has an , perhaps perplexing to some, on his property. But it’s far more than a big car graveyard—it’s, according to Earnhardt, essentially a never-ending scavenger hunt.

Earnhardt posted about his massive car graveyard on Facebook Thursday, as found by the , to say he’d been looking for the pictured car “for about a year.” While that opening line might make him sound forgetful or like he has too many wrecked cars in the yard, as if there’s an actual threshold for that, it actually has nothing to do with either.

Turns out, Earnhardt said he’d been looking for the car because his property manager just dumps new additions off without telling him where. It’s basically the perpetual Easter-egg hunt we all wish for but only someone like NASCAR’s for 326 consecutive years (approximate estimation), Dale Earnhardt Jr., could actually have.

Earnhardt said in the post that the particular car he’d been looking for was a land-speed car converted from an old vehicle from NASCAR’s second-tier national touring series, now called the Xfinity Series.It’s one of the many he has on the property, since a from a couple of years ago said the collection began around 2005 or 2006.

It sound like a dream, really—taking a stroll around your massive, property, only to find some old race car that was dropped off long ago and that you hadn’t come across yet. But for Earnhardt, it’s a reality—a great one, at that.

As for the rest of us, well, we’ll just have to stick with those word finds in the dollar-store puzzle books. If you close your eyes and grunt hard enough, it’s almost the same thing.