PARKED FOR 40 YEARS! Classic Cars Found In Barn! 1957 Ford Ranchero 1931 Ford Model A 

Preservation comes in many different forms, whether it be saving a structure, passing along knowledge, or documenting pieces of automotive history and the stories that go along with these individual pieces If you’re interested in either of these cars which are located near Columbus, Georgia email Billy at Billyzadams@gmail.com Serious inquiries only PLEASE. And if anyone wants to get me an early birthday present, I wear a size ‘57 Ranchero. Tip Jar For Gas: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Follow me on my old farm: ru-vid.com/show-UC56vh2L-M0czmoTRLhSMaxg eBay Shop: www.ebay.com/usr/oldbyrdfarm Join The Official Sidestep Adventures Fan Group: facebook.com/groups/561758371276581/?ref=share_group_link My flashlight link: www.olightstore.com/s/UPTJSG Save 10 percent: SAIH10 (not valid on sales items and X9R) Mail: Sidestep Adventures PO BOX 206 Waverly Hall, Georgia 31831

Wow…that 1931 penny… how amazing that was! I really do love history…

My dad had 3 1957 Fairlanes when I was growing up…one that he wanted to restore and 2 for parts cars. He ended up selling them when I was a teenager. I’ve always loved them.

There's history almost everywhere you look. Thanks enjoy the old car videos

I love cars and I'm happy you're still making videos about cars😅

Wow. I love those two 57s. Amazing cars. And that truck outside is really cool. I was amazed the way his dad built it. I'd love to have seen it run back in the day. So cool.

My family had a Green Ford 1957 Fairlane. I remember my mother drove it and I remember her wearing a full skirt.

Love looking at these old cars. My mom had a '57 Ford. It was either a Fairlane or Galaxy, not sure, but it was a beautiful car. Thanks for showing us these memories, Robert. Almost like a time machine.

The 31 penny is a pretty cool story... Wish I had the money for the Fairlane.

I really like the stories Billy told about his Dad - he sounds like a really interesting man! Painting the engine all different colors - I love it! I imagine he was a wonderful story-teller. Without even seeing your face, your voice gave away which car you were the most excited about. The Ranchero was definitely "you". Such a fun video - all that was missing was Joy and her take on these! Also, thank you for not tasting the oil.

Love classic cars❤

Very fun video. Of course, I wanted to see more of the inside details. Not at all surprised the Ranchero was your favorite. It's got that mullet thing going for it that you like. Lot's of fun to be had in it, I'm sure. I like this video because it will be such a treasure for Billy and his brother to have these memories of his dad and the sentiment attached to the cars recorded for posterity even once the cars are sold. His dad sounds fun. It's the best when someone has a passion for something and watching them light up when talking about it. You could feel the passion Billy's dad had for the cars as Billy was talking about it. Especially with the 15 thousand gear truck. It's cool that he can live on in that way through those stories and that you were able to capture it on a video for them. Loved it all!!

I love the Ranchero! Awsome car. ❤

So neat to see them all. Would be amazing to see them up and running!

Love all of these!

I love that Ranchero!!❤

I think that ranchero wants to go home with either one of you two. But that old truck sounded very interesting to drive. I really liked the stories.

Such entertaining stories! I love how Billy took us back telling the histories. Gorgeous vehicles. Thanks for taking us along!😊

Yes! My first car was a Ford Fairlane 500. It was black with the exterior "dart" detail red. The interior was red roll and tuck upholstery. I bought it for $300 in 1974 from the original owner. It had been meticulously cared for. They had bought a new car and later said they regretted selling it. Side note, my cousin restored a 60's Mustang and went to the car parts place with his Dad. Asked for a Mustang part and they quoted him the price. His Dad interrupted him and asked for the exact same part for a Fairlane. It was way cheaper!! So the parts were interchangeable!

Gosh I would love to see all three running. I do love old cars,back when they had style.

Love rancheros they were one of the coolest cars ,almost as cool as a 1972 Chevy truck!

They would be so beautiful restored.

Looks like some tasty barn dust on the Ranchero

Really cool! I love all the details - I even understand most of it. I would love to have the Ranchero myself. If Hunt is listening - you can get that up to speed and drive it or haul it right up here to me. 😉Definitely a stark contrast between the 30s and 50s, the engineering of WWII had a lot to do with the rapid change, a forced change. Thank you for such a great tour of these cars and that special "Dad" truck is wonderful. The great memories that surround these is the very best part. Indeed, if they could only talk!! ❣❣👍👍

Love your channel and classic cars

Thank you 😊

Drooling Again Robert? It’s awesome to see these cars, and the stories…but I’m still a ‘57 Chevy fan..

Billy and I at one time had a car restoration shop and we used the "1 Ton" to haul cars. That thing would pull a house off it's blocks if both transmissions were in low gear. What he said about the brakes was true. Once he had to stop quick when a traffic light changed unexpectedly while we were pulling a car on the mentioned gooseneck trailer and had to downshift both transmissions one after the other to help us stop, because the brakes weren't going to make it happen alone. Good times....lol

My favorite is the 57 Ford!!!

Super cool old rides and the stories too, thanks again Robert 😁👍

Love that Ranchero, hardly see them here in NZ either.

This is fun history 🚗 😊

Cool old cars. The blue Ford looks great. That white, late 70's Ford is awesome truck. Its got that grill stile which is my favorite on those Ford trucks. 👏

Very good vid Robert. One of the best cars I have ever owned was a '56 Fairlane. Did like the 57 also. Hope you are able to get to wear the Ranchero.

Great video! And that 57 Ranchero would fit you perfectly; you’d wear it well! 😁

There would be a story behind that Fairlane that is probably hidden. I'm guessing it was dear to your dad.

Imagine that Ranchero with a complete frame off restoration!

302 blocks were sweet engine's

Oh wow😮😊

Mr.Robert, love the old car episodes. Anything of tail fins and before.

I love old cars, Cars that have seen everything, too bad they can't talk😅

great find💯❤️💯

Definitely when Ford had some snazzy cars.

My dad was a Ford mechanic so I remember seeing alot of these. I think the Ranchero is probably worth a chunk of change so hopefully the owner does his homework and gets a good price. They're fairly rare especially in that condition. So is the Fairlane. I'm looking for a red and white 66 Ford truck like my dad drove.

neat video and even interesting.

Jealous! Those are some fantastic rides!

Fairlane interior seats looked to be White and grey which would indicate that story about it originally being painted grey and white could be true.

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Wonder if this video was techy enough for all the car club critics. Funny, I don't see ant of them here.... The interior of the blue and white Fairlane supported the story about that the exterior being gray and white originally. The interior was gray and white. Enjoyed this video but didn't understand the technical stuff. That's just me.

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I haven't watched yet but do you KNOW all these cars?? I need vin numbers the works! 😅. That truck is my favorite! Now that I've started the video it's weird how this video starts with the cars being for sale and people are not commenting about what you should do or "how dare the owners!". Weird!!

How much for the blue one

What's in the box in the truck bed?

Other Robert would of loved this and maybe would of told us who was in that 31 ford lolol i kid i kid wher has other robert been i hope all is well

Did you think that you had died and went to heaven?

I never heard of a Ranchero. Guess Chevy stole the idea then.

Wow…that 1931 penny… how amazing that was! I really do love history…