1965 Ford Fairlane 289ci 4-speed hidden in the hills of Georgia | Barn Find Hunter - Ep. 75

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It was 25 years ago when Tom first met David Sosebee and they haven't spoken since. What better way to reunite but over David's most prized possession, a 1965 Ford Fairlane 500 with a 289ci and 4-speed manual transmission. Sit passenger with Tom as he reunites with David and reminisces over the stories of David's father and his significance to the southern racing scene.
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@mindeloman 4 года назад

That end sequence......we need more stuff like that!!! I can't tell you how many times i've sat at diner tables with old timers telling incredible stories - and laughing the whole time. That's a snap shot of Americana right there!

@MrGaryGG48 4 года назад

You have to get to know the "Old Guys!" They know all the stories of what happened down the road 50-60 years ago. They were probably there when whatever happened. If you get the time to sit down with them, they really appreciate someone who cares enough to talk with them and ask about what they remember. The stories can keep you laughing for hours. My dad just turned 95 years old a month or so ago and we sit out in the barn and talk about when we homesteaded in Alaska in 1949. I was about a year old when we started out there. Those stories never grow old... only we do! ;^)

@nicks6837 4 года назад

I grew up around old guys. Best experience of my life wouldn’t change it for the world. They taught me a lot.

@placeholdername3206 4 года назад

Go any place on earth and you'll find old men talking about "back in the day". Really.

@ksdavey1 4 года назад

First car I ever owned, at 15 years old, and no license yet, was a 67' Ford Fairlane 500 with the 289. I did body work on it and chromed a bunch of parts on the engine. Sold it at a profit before I ever got to drive it. Wow, this brings back memories.

@condorman-jd9xd 4 года назад

THE most authentic episode ever!

@sartorialdriver6528 4 года назад

I have a 1965 Fairlane I bought at 19. It's only been 5 since but it's been 5 years of fun experiences with that car!

@ericfowler4248 4 года назад

Without a doubt my absolute favorite show I've seen. I'll tell you a true story. Lloyd Seay is my grandfather's cousin. Both born in 1919. We still own all of the family property in Ellijay Georgia. Lloyd Seay was shot and killed just a couple of hours after winning in North Carolina by my grandfather's and Lloyd's other cousin Woodrow Anderson. Everyone knows it was over sugar that Lloyd had bought using Woodrow's Credit. What isn't known is how much. Well it was for $2.00. I'm honored that Bill France Sr. Regarded Lloyd Seay as the greatest stock car driver who ever lived. Don't know what it is but engine rund through my entire family's blood. Btw I'm a bit of a Ford man myself. Lloyd Seay was laid to rest in Dawsonville Georgia.

@MrEyad1990 4 года назад

im in love with that ford

@acnonofurbiz5755 4 года назад

Tom has the golden ticket... and we get to follow along for the ride.

@RODALAMA 4 года назад

🔥🔥

@marksearcy2031 4 года назад

AWESOME CONTENT, NICE FAIRLANE.WONDER IF HE WOULD EVER SALE?

@davejradkins6564 4 года назад

Just say 25 yrs dude has to try and be extravagant

@jimclarke1108 4 года назад

Definitaley a barn find hunter

@justaguy2738 4 года назад

That Fairlane is literally the ultimate bootlegging car

@robgrant9583 4 года назад

If that car could talk just imagine the stories it could tell.

@renatoigmed 4 года назад

@@robgrant9583 maybe a real life Supernatural lol

@katana258 4 года назад

225 hp model was a dog , moonshine weight hell no

@dsruddell 4 года назад

@@katana258 but youre range is much better

@benas2816 4 года назад

I'm a really big fan of the series, have seen every single episode and now it's my time to do something useful.. so I've just signed for internship (im still in a college) in cars restoration workshop :)

@KennyHall06 4 года назад

Benas good on you, you’ll learn patience you didn’t know you had

@plastic1492 4 года назад

You will enjoy restoring cars, i did a complete frame off restoration of my c2 Corvette >> don't forget to give yourself a pat on the back when you complete your first restoration, it's quite a accomplishment when you think about it . Good Luck .

@benas2816 4 года назад

Thank you for good words guys :) I will try my best there, i hope its going to be my full time job after college :)

@kyletaff8809 4 года назад

Wow that's awesome, I hope to do the same someday, I'm currently a senior in HS

@MarkMeadows90 4 года назад

S1apSh0es should do an interview with this friendly southern man about the historical proposed track. Would be for some interesting stories.

@revsteer4434 4 года назад

The history that Tom is able to capture in these episodes is amazing! Well done and keep these episodes coming!

@averagecarguy420 4 года назад

Thank god they start that thing up every once in a while! Too many old rare cars like this are just left to sit and rot.

@essietangle9931 4 года назад

It would be so great if they had the money to take his dads car to car shows and tell the story. M a y b e Ford could get involved.

@email4664 4 года назад

They likely have the money. It may be that the privacy is preferred too. Just a guess. It is an incredible car though, and a treat to see

@slimwilly573 4 года назад

Google Dawsonville moonshine festival.. the race car along with others are there every year just look it up on Google or on youtube..

@joebrown1382 4 года назад

One of your best episodes Tom. Love those old stories & the history. Love that 289 Ford.

@metaomicron72 4 года назад

This is my fav BarnFind episode. That ending was amazing and the way he talked about his dad at the end almost brought a tear to his eye. I lost my dad last month and he was a huge classic car fan and that ending got to me. Thank you sir for sharing that story with us.

@Bruces-Bash 4 года назад

Glad to see you back here in Dawsonville, Ga where it all began, the moonshining, the racing, alot more stories around here than just Mr Sosbee's. Great vid!

@HoschtonBoy 4 года назад

I have heard there is gold in them thar hills.

@2000TA 4 года назад

Love the stories! I bet you could sit and listen to his stories for weeks!

@raymondflowers2167 4 года назад

I had one of these cars back in around 1976. It was a baby blue with white interior. 289 HiPo engine with an automatic. I want to say it was a 2 door. While in high school. Bought it for $75 because the guy couldn't get it running. He had a single set of points in a dual point distributor. Factory headers, dual exhaust, 4 bbl, etc. We got it running, and eventually sold it back to the guy for $400. He eventually tried to wrap it around a light pole.

@N-Scale 4 года назад

Gotta love the good old days and the good old boys that lived it. Mike

@johnwelch658 2 года назад

I have a 65 Fairlane as well. Black with white interior. 2 door, hardtop, Sports Coupe, bucket seats, 4 speed with center console. Good to see a nice 65 pop up!

@kennethvanwetering692 4 года назад

I could listen to him for hours!

@davebarron5939 4 года назад

When life was worth living. Government wasn't trying to take everything you worked for, or run your life.

@PaulBd78 4 года назад

That is actually not totally true: taxation over the super-rich incomes was over 90% at that time. But you're right on one point : taxes on low and middle class revenues are much higer nowadays.

@twRage96 4 года назад

@@PaulBd78 and that's exactly why the middle class was succeeding - higher taxes on mega-rich = help to the lower and middle class = stimulated economy. High wages compared to cost of living, people could do what they loved because the govt worked for the people, not the mil/billionaires like today.

@PaulBd78 4 года назад

@@twRage96 It's true. The new book of Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman about this particular subject is really interesting, and even if I always define myself as being a Republican, Bernie Sanders's program is far from totally stupid when it comes to taxation.

@willjones7132 4 года назад

It's your neighbors who are taking everything you worked for and running your life, this is America, the government is the people.

@thebigpicture2032 4 года назад

Will Johns - it’s not your neighbors. The very wealthy have successfully infiltrated government so that it works for them not the average person.

@Stevieboyy19231 4 года назад

How wonderful to wake up to a New Episode of Barn Find Hunter~

@needsaride15126 4 года назад

PLEASE...For Pete's sake. Do a few hours with this man telling stories. I could sit for days and listen to him talk. People and stories like this are priceless.

@Scotty850R 4 года назад

Need to hear more of the story's they are so fascinating and funny almost as good as seeing the barn finds

@carguy99 4 года назад

Cool car, but it's NOT the hi performance 289. That would be a K code car. Engine would have solid cam/lifters different pistons etc etc. Nonetheless...a rare and very cool car.

@deanjohn2900 4 года назад

I'd say Tom knows that, but sometimes its better to just nod your head and agree.

@timothygwyn691 4 года назад

This is awesome, I’ve got three 65 fairlane 500s sitting in my building, I’m using two for parts cars I was thrilled to see a car I’m working on on this show

@LordEvan5 4 года назад

My landlord say that same thing to me all the time “I’d like to see that car outta here”

@lenscap8925 4 года назад

PLEASE please please convince this man to record or video this history! The loss of this to the sport is just criminal...

@Dd13200 4 года назад

Back in the 60s, my dad used to take me with him to Lakewood fairgrounds speedway to watch the races. Good times. Thanks for triggering that great memory

@SMOBY44 4 года назад

Don't forget stock car great Bill Elliott is from Dawsonville, too.

@pennywise8182 4 года назад

Classic Ford....High performance 4 dr sedan built before 4 drs were "the thing".As that's all they build now.....Once again shows you that the American car manufacturers did everything first....The foriegn junk car manufacturers nowadays are just doing what the Americans did over 50 years ago.

@samsonian 4 года назад

Funny thing is, that Fairlane was 3 miles from 69,690...or 9 miles from 69,696. How’s that for useless trivia? Funny things, numbers.

@andrewscott3184 4 года назад

Tom, I'm restoring a 66 4 door Fairlane special ordered with a 390-S-Code. I didn't know they even made a 4 speed 4 door. Tell Sosbee i will race him for pinks, NO circle tracks. LOL What an awesome car!

@dirkveenstra1182 4 года назад

I absolutely love this show, one of the most authentic, real people, real cars and real history channel on RU-vid right now. The only thing I don't like about this wonderful viewing experience is Shell, they are involved in the gas mining business here in Noord-Groningen (the Netherlands) and refuse to pay for the earthquake damage they have caused here.

@timijayprince6605 4 года назад

I am a true car guy. Matter of fact, anything with wheels I love. I am also a Ford guy. Love all makes and models but Ford has my heart. That Fairlane is the ultimate sleeper for back in 65'.

@jimmillet1442 4 года назад

I hate to say it as a ford guy but those 65s were one of the ugliest fords ever made..along with 1958s and 1960.It was weird..the 1964 fairlanes were beautiful cars as were the 1966s but 1965 was the black sheep.

@deweydodo6691 4 года назад

A 4 door 4 speed car . The ultimate family vehicle and if nothing else a boot leger special . Bout as rare as a 4 speed wagon .

@seanharper8408 4 года назад

So lucky I got a 2dr. Auto version, never gonna let go of that screaming, mild mod. 289 Chevy killer. Better get your soon before they disappear- no joke!

@RandySchartiger 4 года назад

I owned a 65 fairlane very much like that! 289 automatic 4 barrel. not much power but it looked good lol

@joeblogs8193 4 года назад

Us Australians need subtitles...Hahaha

@boostedsaleen6146 4 года назад

65s are butt ugly compared to 64 fairlane check my page I have a video of my 64 fairlane .

@garybrinker4522 4 года назад

The 65s had a style of there own,, 62-64were similar, 66&67 and 68 &69, 70&71

@bvillebobcat4305 4 года назад

Car is in a dry shed, but has rain water on it... apparently “hasn’t run in weeks” but fires right up and is wet from the rain....

@mj_aussie_coaster_travels8310 4 года назад

bville bobcat my thoughts too

@pryme2013 4 года назад

Take a look at this '34 Ford. All I see is a brush pile waiting for a match lol

@roberthuffmann8204 4 года назад

“These were true happenings” should be the title of a book

@Trapper50cal 4 года назад

adjust your mirror!

@drubradley8821 4 года назад

Reminds me of way to many junk yard owners, that when you ask them what the scoop & price is on some random pile in the back corner ... they always say they got plans real soon for it and it isn't for sale... Never mind the fact that it has a tree growing up through the floor out the front windshield, that is 2 foot in diameter...' Yup, gonna start that real soon like".... LOL

@drubradley8821 4 года назад

@John Johnson Sir, You are 100% correct, it is their stuff, BUT, when a guy drives 3 hours to a salvage/junk yard, after, of course calling them, to verify their hours of business, and ask how they sell their stuff, either by the lbs/tons or by title, barter system, etc... and everything you ask a price on, is never for sale... to the point, that you will reach over and just grab something stupid, and ask "sir, how much so you gotta have for this item?" and it is just a piece of scrap nothingness, and even that isn't for sale... only to realize, it was a wasted trip and money, just so some poor bastard can catch an ego trip upon how much junk he has, and in his mind, has people at his feet begging him, a self proclaimed kingship of junk..... There is some mental illness in the salvage/junk yard industry, I kindly say... I have been going to junk yards for 35 years, and there is some, that only intake junk, and nothing ever gets sold, not even roll off containers filled with scrap... they keep it all, but, sure love to waste people time, and money, just so they can show off their junk, and tell you 4 hours of stories of how cool they once were. Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy listen for hours these old stories, but one can also tell, that most of those old Katz, are full of it, especially when you hear, that they had to cut the floor pans out of their street racing cars, just so they could see where they were going, purely of course, because they engine was so powerful, never mind the old lacking in traction biased ply tires of the 50's and 60's... My favorite story, is the junk yard owner, who had to weld the heads on, to the block, because he kept snapping head bolts, due to too much compression, LOL.... again, due to so much HP..LOL...

@brucelambert599 4 года назад

Had a 1966 Fairlane 500. Loved that car.

@andymeredith6921 4 года назад

Yet another great episode with another great character, keep it up!

@genewileyopa 4 года назад

Love those old stories of racing. Cool 65 Ford. Now, why didn't you ever adjust that drivers outside mirror. The one thing that caught my eye. It's not a complaint, just an observation on my part. Keep the videos coming. I look forward to them. Thanks for sharing.

@trillrifaxegrindor4411 4 года назад

people tend to notice the stupidest ,most irrelevant,pointless,idiotic things,don't they?

@johnmichaelkarma 4 года назад

I was hoping for a quick view of the interior wood and dash in that 54' wagon.

@garyjones7044 4 года назад

Better off not poking around if nobody is home.

@johnmichaelkarma 4 года назад

@@garyjones7044 A camera in hand being respectful and not opening doors on a rust bucket in the driveway is innocent filming by a car guy. A wrench or screwdriver in hand and or opening doors is poking around. Just ask Sheriff Andy Taylor, he'll tell ya. Beside, I think the owner left that rear door window open for sightseers.

@susanbalicki7617 4 года назад

Good video

@garyjones7044 4 года назад

@@johnmichaelkarma being on someone's property when no one is home is poking around and highly disrespectfull. The owner may not care but you don't know and it's not up to you to decide.

@johnmichaelkarma 4 года назад

@@garyjones7044 So when Tom drove onto this property without knowing no one was around he "was poking around and being highly disrespectful." You are ridiculous. Please mom,go be a timid wuss elsewhere. I've lived to long and done to much to listen to your whimpering.

@paulkelly7896 4 года назад

Just beautiful that car is, really just amazing piece of history

@Houndini 4 года назад

How many of you notice that window washer fluid "bag" right off? I remember them.

@andytaylor1588 4 года назад

@@Houndini Yup. Mine was a replacement from the junk yard out of a 66 Ford Custom.

@monkeysbusiness 4 года назад

Makes me miss my old one. I drove a 65 Fairllane 289/C4 2 door in the last 90’s in high school

@mikemakboul4409 4 года назад

Never drive the woody in the rain or it will go into LIMP mode

@danb.3397 4 года назад

'34 Coupe ? I just see a pile of weeds ! It has dun gone back to whence it came...amen.

@benjee74 4 года назад

this series makes my heart smile!

@islandaerial3414 4 года назад

Can someone PLEASE send a set of hubcaps to Tom. '67 Fairlanes are boss Junk IS just that, JUNK ffs!

@bradzimmerman3171 4 года назад

Aerial there is nothing more useless than a hubcap except a set of the horrible things

@islandaerial3414 4 года назад

@@bradzimmerman3171 LMAO!

@d.rosado9470 4 года назад

love this storiea, keep the videos coming

@sdmoparmaninsd6713 4 года назад

Interesting bit I learned about Tom in this vid... he likes to leave the windshield wipers switched on before killing the ignition. This would drive me crazy as a passenger :P

@rich0665 4 года назад

i could sit and listen to his stories for days.....i loved it

@vandebogart 4 года назад

Great story this week! Definitely could listen to stories from David all day. I hope you guys go back when he gets that '34 out of the brush.

@zzzman2206 4 года назад

I have a 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 convertible, 390, 4 speed. Anyone know how rare this is?

@beckywatt5048 4 года назад

Paul Henderson Growing up, my best friends oldest brother had a 65 Galaxy 500 police intercepter , 4dr, 4spd, 390 hp , Would do 145mph in stock trim , only one I've ever seen or heard of .

@trillrifaxegrindor4411 4 года назад

rare,not so much.valuable? if its mint,original then yes its definetly valueable

@StreetTruckinTitan 4 года назад

My first car at 16 had a 289 K Code Cobra engine. 1966 Mustang GT. I wish I still had it.

@chemxfan 4 года назад

Not a Ford fan - but when the Fairlane fired on the 1st turn, I was like: "Well, I guess I'd drive that one." :)

@TheYorkMan 4 года назад

If a car is started once a week, as well as being driven regularly, you'd expect it to start the next time the key is turned...

@seankeef9838 4 года назад

Thank you Tom. We are all truly blessed that you can pass these stories down. Without the effort that you make with these shows, it could all be lost. Thank you again.

@gregorycaloregon3667 4 года назад

One of your best! I could sit a that Bar all night listening to his stories. Awesome job!👊

@garyallen7868 4 года назад

They've got good cheeseburgers at the Pool Hall, great show.

@houstoncowdog 4 года назад

That surf board on the roof looks really stupid.

@geoffreydemaesschalck6065 4 года назад

Get some hubcaps on your wagon please Tom ! It will look soooo much better. Love the Fairlane !

@bradzimmerman3171 4 года назад

Geoffrey De (duh) what do hubcaps do about anything, totally useless that's why they fly off into the ditch where they belong

@geoffreydemaesschalck6065 4 года назад

@@bradzimmerman3171 (duh) It makes the look of the car, just like nice wheels do. Hubcaps do not belong in the ditch but on the wheels.

@mycroftselene3326 2 года назад

Wow!!! That Fairlane is an incredible car!!!

@russellwentzell8829 4 года назад

That was the best ending to any video ever - Thanks

@fotolivos1 4 года назад

Love the Barn Find Hunter iam from GREECE

@non11171 4 года назад

I would love to help that guy restore all those cars.

@caroldave4037 4 года назад

I'm in UK...always been US car fan never owned one... of all the cars this car(fairlane) has it all👍👍👍👍 simple.. understated... brilliant...

@mattparoz4246 4 года назад

That is one sweet fairlane. 🤙🏻🇦🇺

@vettekid3326 4 года назад

50+ years ago when I was a kid I would always hang out with my dad and his brothers and cousins when we had a family reunion because of the stores like that I got to hear. The only problem was when they got to the real good parts I would get sent to bring back more "refreshments" but after they had a couple of beers the stories got a little less censored.

@cathy3845 4 года назад

the same here . but i was able to fill in the blanks by the time i was 7 or 8 !!!!

@dosman01302 4 года назад

There's that beautiful wagon again!!! ❤️❤️

@paulbetka1803 4 года назад

😳👍 W O W 😃👍🇺🇸 AWESOME. . Edge of a race track 🤔😳😃👍 Hey your driving the country squire From Michigan ✌️👍🙏❗

@B1gHagar 4 года назад

Hey Tom, have you started thinking about starting another channel interviewing these old racing legands. Putting all these old stories down on film. I loved watching the first part but my favorite part was the ending.

@Vampirebear13 4 года назад

Tom this was excellent !!! I'd like to see a 2 hour video of David telling stories & just imagine (since it's Dawsonville) if you could Bill Elliott to join in, that would be EPIC. (For those who don't know, Bill Elliott will forever be the fastest man in Nascar because he set a top speed record @ Talladega @ over 230mph, pre restrictor plate days.)

@theviking363 4 года назад

I dig the fact your driving that Ford waggon. That vid I remember you finding it..just good stuff!!

@franksunden8789 4 года назад

Terrific story line, thanks, Frank

@jerryturner252 4 года назад

Parents had a yellow 2 door 289 4 speed one when I was a kid.

@akinoffury2332 4 года назад

0:49 Me too, Tom. Me too. Love wagons.

@goodstuffbetterstuff7207 4 года назад

You have one of the best jobs on earth!! Subscribed. 😎

@ksavage681 4 года назад

My grandma had one of these 65 Fairlanes in white with red interior when I was around 7 years old in the early 70s. She bought it new and had clear seat covers. It was an automatic with manual steering, not sure what motor. It was mint condition when they traded it in for a Dodge Aspen. Never seen another one.

@charliemorris2338 4 года назад

Great show!Remember,go to Jacks Creek Bridge and turn right in Stuart,Va. and there are 50 70-71 Torino's ,Harless and Tip Belcher home of Wood Bro's racing.

@kylemartin2594 4 года назад

I'm hooked on this stuff..hmmm..heard about a la 6 Chevrolet over in a barn in...well.

@M21L35 2 года назад

Not the 271hp Hi-Po though....DAMN! SWEET! nonetheless. Guess you could say it's Ford's answer to the 442 ('64)......but instead of it being, '4-speed, 4-barrel, dual exhaust', it's 4-speed, 4 DOORS, & dual exhaust!

@PauloV8 4 года назад

Love this series and I hope you'll do it for as long as possible. Cumpliments all the way from Portugal, Europe. 👍🏻

@edwinstorz2776 4 года назад

My father ran a 1949 Ford, back in Southeast Missouri, Racing and hauling Moonshine was just part of life..... I remember the 1962 Ford Galaxie 500, 428/4 speed....Black with Red Interior, my best of Memories! Will President Trump bring these days back?

@hart64ghs 4 года назад

Had the same car, 289 4Bbl 10:1comp., 225HP 4speed, dual exhaust, bench seat, four door, Prairie Bronze. Great car, it would get 20MPG if you didn't drive over about 65-70 then the four barrel opened and mileage dropped. We ordered it special, I wanted a Mustang but when we found out the 225HP 4 spd could be special ordered in a Fairlane, Dad said that was it. Dad traded it in on a Buick after I went in the Army!

@Funsho97 4 года назад

Love the fact that you are in my area!!! I'm in Opelika, Al and know of a few cars around here, in fact I have a 1968 Dodge D100 Custom that was purchased new by my Pawpaw, it has 63,000 original miles, would show it to ya Tom if you were still in the area. How about a barn find boat? Got one of them also. 1962 Span America!!!

@johndeere1951a 2 года назад

That race track designed into the hillside is just like the dream at Lime Rock, Conn. Also Just after WWII, pre SCCA. The main straight run off would have been part of the hillside road course. I believe the New England hurricane of 1955 ended that dream. Thanks Tom👍✌️☕🏆🏁