I found a collection of old cars and trucks, but the owner wants to sell it ALL OR NOTHING. I need your help. How much is it all worth? Yes, I'm serious. Let's do this!
If the price for the whole lot is fair enough for just the ones you want to keep then you buy it all and hook up with a local scrapper to haul out everything you don't want. You may even recoup some of the money and you only have to transport what you want to keep.
Not much IMO. It just looks like a bunch of junk. No doubt there may be some diamonds in the rough, but like you said the logistics are going to be a bear.
@allenkranawetter9482 Same here! Years ago, 4 doors were thought of as parts cars for 2 door models. That attitude changed a while back. Four doors are now quite popular. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@Galona223 I want you to guess! I'll reveal the total in another video. They will be giving me a total sometime in the next few days. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Most of the stuff is so S-bagged it's not worth putting a price on it. You might get a few bucks for the 55 and 57 Chevs but you'd lose on everything else. Scrap value...
@@philipdecatanzaro1822 That's a very good assessment. It would be very hard to make any money if I have to buy all of them. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@Galona223 He never gave me a price or even a complete list of the cars. I don't think they are ready to sell. That's fine, I'll check back in a couple of months. Thanks for watching and commenting!
he is better off, doing a auction as to get anybody to give a price for all of it, will be hard to find!!!there is some very good stuff in there, but a lot of crap as well. You almost need to talk to a salvage yard/scrapper and work out a deal with him as what you don't want and what you do and what price he will give for each car, then make your offer.
its a shame when you see this stuff time and time Again, that these vehicles get a 2nd chance at life when the owner losses his!!they never want to sell nothing when there alive!!lots of (projects) and (I'm) going to restore someday and then never happens!
@yeahright302 It can be a huge burden to family members afterward. Often, the children will have it hauled off for scrap or get pennies on the dollar at auction. Heartbreaking. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I figure it would have to be between $6k and $12k. To pay the higher price though I would have to be confident about the condition and not just seeing it all through the bushes.
Harsh! lol I agree that there is a huuuuge amount if work needed. Getting it all moved would take months, not counting the time it would take to fix them once you get them moved. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ill have all the 57 Chev's thank you and if you could just send them to little old me here in Down Under Australia would be super cool. Ill be your best friend forever. You can have all the rest
@@terrencegiordan9812 Almost everything I have is a 2 door. Thankfully, they don't make 4 door Corvettes. Also, I prefer extended cab trucks, not crew cabs. I totally get it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@NDoghouse I think that's a very fair assessment. I'll be back when it's cooler up north. I'll make sure to document what's back in the bushes at that time. Thanks for watching and commenting!
The tri-5 chevs. Yes. The early coupes, Hudson, 37 Chev. Yes/ The thing you called a Triumph/ w Mopar, is actually a A-H bugeye sprite & junk.Better views would help, how much rust, etc./ what state? If its priced right, maybe. Scrap a bunch locally. Custom coupe is based on 41-48 Ford/ really rough. Caddy flower car yeah.
@@karensavarese5684 You and I agree on pretty much every vehicle on the property. I think it would be difficult to make money on the deal. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@herbertcarr1755 The entire collection must be bought together, which is why I walked away from the deal. I may try again in a couple of months. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@mohawkgarage I had a beautiful 56 built and had to sell it , I sure miss that car ! And from watching you tube videos, you can make those 4 doors two doors fairly easy ! Thanks for your reply 🙏🇺🇸
@@stevemenold6095 I've watched the same videos! I'm not sure I have enough energy to convert a 4 door to a 2 door, though. lol Thanks for watching and commenting!
The real problem is that nobody wants to do the work. The dirty lazy owner wants a fast buck as the cars sit, not willing to drag them out so a buyer can assess accurately thus. hiding major damage. The lowballing buyer doesn't want to bust his butt and do it, they want to pay pennies on the dollar and want people to work for free. And the guy making this super low quality video doesn't even want to climb thru the weeds while making this video so you can tell. Just a bunch of lazy arse people wasting other people's time.
@NDoghouse I agree on some levels and disagree on others. The man with whom I was speaking does not own the cars. He is helping his mother-in-law get rid of them after the death of her husband. It was his life's work. I would imagine it's very hard to get rid of such a large part of your loved one's life. When those things are gone, so is he. Second, I will be back in the area in the late fall, when the bushes (and wasps) will be far more manageable. I was ill-prepared to venture into unknown territory at the time. Third, I'm a guy with a cell phone, making videos of my experiences. I am in no way a videographer. I'm lucky not to drop it several times during the recording. Fourth, I am so glad that you watched it anyway. I try my darnedest to show you what I see, as I see it. It's unscripted and unplanned. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@stevemenold6095 Florida requires a/c, too. I can only drive my hotrod around in the cool months. There are a couple of videos about mine here on my channel. Check them out and let me know what you think!
