Mustang Hoard Abandoned in woods Sold at Auction! + 1959 Desoto, Dodge police car & classic Fords! 

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Seems like yesterday...sigh.

I also remember most of these cars brand new and I agree it's so sad to see some of these classics in the condition they are..

They both really wanted it bad... I don't think logic was a part of the equation, just emotion. The market is heated up on everything now.

Oh I was in love before the sale. I already have a 65 Galaxie two door. Factory black but has been repainted Sunlight Yellow

I have a '53 F1 with the Custom Cab package. It has a 5.8w HO engine and C6 transmission with a '58 station wagon rear differential. Disc brakes at the front wheels. 16x8 Magnum 500 wheels. Truck is black exterior with red/gray interior.

Did you sell the Mustang?

@@koshvorlon8132 no we haven't yet.. you can find it listed on market place under my name.

@@kimjaniszeski498 I tried, but it won't let me search further than 500 Km from where I live.

@@koshvorlon8132 I sent a pm on fb

LoL yes that was. always the give away

With the cost of lumber it will probably twice as much.

Thank you for stopping by the channel, James! It was fun to go to a Ford auction and load a Buick

I agree, nice voice, knows his car info

Chevrolet pickup Artillery wheel. That 15 was used from 1937 to 1940. From 1941 to 1946 the truck Artillery wheels were 16 inch.

@@dogandballproductionsgoodb7215 Thanks for the info. Now I know.

4x4 super duty Ford trucks have straight front axle housings even now in 2021.

@@sergeantmasson3669 2wd

'49-'51 were labeled as "Shoebox" cars because of their all smooth sides.

'58 there was no such thing as CA emissions.

@@sergeantmasson3669 with a road draft tube crankcase vent like they used the more it belched into the atmosphere the better!

@@Mr39036ce NO emission rules in CA for 1958. 1966 was the first year.

@@sergeantmasson3669 and no 350. Might have been a 341 baby hemi. Plymouth got the 350 I think. Chryslers went right to the RB 383 & 413. There were both lol & hi block 383's. Early on. DeSoto may have had the 350 but all I remember we're the A based 325's.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeSoto_Firesweep

i like the 410

Karrie Falon Johnson, 332-428 engines are all FE blocks. 332 block is no narrower than the 428 block. www.diyford.com/ford-fe-engines-the-complete-history/

Karrie Falon Johnson, WRONG much? Try again. itstillruns.com/history-ford-fe-motor-6376605.html

Exactly, it's called rust or oxidation

Yes, I am familiar with that shade. It's a retrofit optional color LOL

BINGO

Military? Also......in 1945 were the Police and Military given the same engine? I realize the intake filtration system would be different on military for desert purposes etc....I'm asking about the head...block... and all Internals. No worries if no answer... thanks CHEERS God BLESS y'all

45 cubic inch.

@@Gerk8 Ahhh...I knew they had a 45ci ....but my brain wanted it to be the year...lol Thank you

flathead hd for sure

I bought it I think I paid 300-400 for it. It's the second 59 4 door I bought. A couple months after this auction I bought another 59 2 door.

@@chasemassey194 Congrats. The 59 Galaxie is the one I would've been bidding on.

"Patina" is the fancy new name for "hopeless rust bucket".

Those are the police package wheels. Taxi cab piece also. Vents for brake cooling. "Dog dish" wheel covers were those small ones that resemble a dog's bowl. The 69' 1/2 year A-12 six pack cars may have had the vented wheels too.

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Most of them are listed online now, by region or state. We also like to find certain local auctioneers and check their websites every month or so.

Ramblers were very primitive... Vacuum wipers and torque tube rear ends into the mid 60s

@@mr.goodpliers6988 But very rare vaccum wipers after the late 50s. Did you know a 57 Cadillac has vacuum wipers but a 57 Chevy has electric wipers? Strange ah? Cadillac did have the duel piston by 62 and Studebaker had them by 65 before most other cars, most didn't convert till 67. I have a computer in my head and had many argument's with guy's that think they know it all. Seat belts another. 64 lap belts standard, 68 Shoulder harnesses. Ralph Nader had pushed the safety like the man was Hitler, him and his Mein Kampf "Unsafe at any Speed" but he was correct. People still drove a lot safer than the crazys today, wonder what he'd say about today. People get false positive's with cars that are "so safe" and make them fast with FI, and supercharged/turbo motors which deprived the point of safety. The cars were so beautiful back then unlike today where every SUV looks bland and most cars that look like a egg

We have a pair. Send me an email, mrgoodpliers1985@gmail.com

Hello David! Thanks for stopping by the channel!

All the motorcycle parts brought big bucks. I did not bid on any of them.

I think around $600. The frame was rusted completely out of it, so it was a parts car

It was somewhere north of Topeka. I don't remember the exact town

@@mr.goodpliers6988 thank you

I bought the tire pile. My friend Joe bought the Buick fastback

Thank you so very much my friend.

Near Topeka, KS