Automotive Swap Meet Walkthrough! Ford Nationals Carlisle 2023 FULL 

I love the blue Torino with blue interior with the correct transmission.

The swap meet walkthrough videos are fantastic. I love seeing the cars while I you talk about each one. Makes me feel good about being a man. Thank you.

In the late seventies, had a friend with a 70 Boss 302 that was immaculate. The dealer he bought it from talked him into selling it back to them because I'm sure they had a buyer looking for one. He sold it to them for a very high price so the end buyer probably paid nosebleed dollars for it from the dealer.

I have friend who has owned a Shelby Hertz since new. He bought it at Ford dealership after Hertz turned the car back in. He was only 21 at the time so his dad co-signed the car loan for him. The car is in original condition and is driven to car shows from time to time.

Very good video, lots of information. Along with some wishful pricing on some/most of the cars.

I just love these Mustangs they are the best car on the road perfect thanks friend good morning

Great video! It sure was a scorcher at Carlisle today.

Missed GTJOEY ! He is becoming a grndpa! Enjoy the show....

That could be a 78 or 79 grille on that 77 Ford truck. Some 78s had that grille with round headlights. I had a 78 in high school back in the early 80s, f150, 351M/400, auto. Loved that truck wish I kept it. Love the content!

I love the Torino GT from plain to Cobra Jet. We had a 1968 Torino GT baby blue with the dark blue stripe with A/C loved it.

EVANNNNNNNN WAHHHOOOOO

Wow, i have to get to this Ford show, Definitely next year for me, all this FoMoCo Products, it's absolute Heaven for me. Would Love to find me a reasonable 70 Torino Cobra.

At 5:20 - I remember that back in the early eighties there was a baby bird craze going on and those cars were fetching big money. I see that this black model here is going for little more than back in those days 40+ years ago so that market has flattened out.

I ended up buying a 2007 mustang Shelby GT, black with the silver stripes. It now has less than 11k on it and has never seen rain,snow and never been smoked in. It’s the 4.6l 5 speed transmission but I always think about the 1969 Mach 1!

They have not skyrocketed in value ! They have just have skyrocketed in price !

In 1970, I spotted a '69 Boss 429 on the local Ford dealer's used car lot. It had just over 5,000 mi. on it and they were asking $5000 for it which, being poor, I could not afford. Oh, what that one would sell for these days.

Your knowledgeable on the Mustangs. How rare is the 67 coupe painted frost turquoise? I never see the color at car shows. It gets a lot attention. I think I will keep it that color.

LOVE IT! "the reason we call it a highboy is" .... because of the way it is BAHAHAHA. I really do find your channel informative tho.

You know your mustangs bro

the restorer in Webster Fl sold an R code that looked like it came off the showroom floor for $65K. Not a single repo part. my friend saw one about 8/10 for 55. his neighbot had until recently super low mile Boss 9 and still have a spare head on his wall

Be careful ! R in the vin often means built in the San Jose C( Milpitas) assembly plant. If that car is a 69 then vin might start as: 9R05. For example

I had a 1969 mustang Mach 1 as my first car and couldn’t find a 69 with the jade green exterior and white interior! It seemed to be rare and had the 351 Windsor with 3 speed transmission. I couldn’t keep it and store it as I needed the money for college. Unbelievable what they’re selling for today!!

The Bullitt Mustang - Around the time Steve McQueen's original 1968 Ford Mustang GT 390-4V/manual fastback in Highland Green sold at auction for $3.4 million, I found a 1968 Ford Mustang GT 302-4V/C6 fastback in Highland Green in Monroe, SD for $12,500 cash. The car was from Colorado and the original owner had repainted it Lime Gold. When I first drove out to this farm to look at the the car, I looked at the Lime Gold paint, I didn't really like the car. Then for a closer look, I crawled underneath to inspect the frame rails for any rust and they were perfect and you could see the Highland Green paint on the frame rails. A rust-free '68 GT fastback in Highland Green, I near soiled myself. Bought it on the spot, came with matching numbers hi-po 302 block and heads.

Nice Fairlane ! Hubcaps mean nothing . Especially the small dog dish GT ones

I havent seen a 69 r code 4 speed go for less than 80k online these past 4 years

@1:35 didnt mustangs have crossmembers under the sumps?. Im an australian, and our ford falcons of the period had hefty crossmembers there.

Holy cow, what a missed opportunity! As you were talking about the 2 69 Fastbacks, directly beside them was a FAR more interesting Ford.... the 1st gen Econoline!

I would have liked to bring my 67 FB to this meet. It just sits in the garage and I don't drive it anymore. Moving to another country to retire.

Thanks for the content. I have never seen so many Ford parts and cars. Nice. Most of the Swap meets in TX are GM. I don't discriminate just what they seem to have here. Did you see any 1971 or 1972 Ford LTD convertibles at this swap meet? I was wondering what the 2023 market value ranges are for running and driving non-restored mostly original cars? I rescued a 1972 429, C6 car recently off a Texas ranch, mainly because I had never seen one before. Marti guy says only 566 72 LTD convertibles were made with a 429, C6, and 3.0 rear end.

I like the blue Torino, a much better color than "resale" red.

Thanks to the great video is the guy in Oak Creek Wisconsin 66 Mercury Cyclone Factory drag car it's the real deal427 High Ram 4 speed Locker red he owned it since new he's now 88 years old and wants to sell the vehicle it's an amazing shape he ran out a Great Lakes dragaway about 15 years ago I was there 920 In the quarter mile it has a tag on the door says not for street or Highway use produced by Ford Motor Company for test purposes only one of three produced this is number two he wants a million dollars for it I don't know if he'll get that but it's really cool when he pulled out of the parking lot and onto the road he did a burnout and dump the clutch yank the tires pretty high it's insanely loud it says 14:1 compression he has all documentation on the vehicle it's never been restored the motor was refreshed once man what a cool car have a great day🙃

Some of these parts prices are off the charts too god dang high .. way to bust a bubble on a working man .. good videos though !

Only fools pay those prices.. ive not paid above 25k to 67 n 68 fast backs. I just picked up a 68 390 s code GT for 85 hundred 1 owner 58k original miles...not a spec of rust.. all it needed was plug wires.

For the money the Torino is great. Mustangs have become over valued

Mustangs have increased crazy these days. Overpriced as a project.

looks like junk