Prewar Ford Hoard: Out of the woods! Old motorcycle, + a look inside the house & carriage barn find! 

Well you can’t learn anything when you’re mouth is running non stop .. The kids annoying .. period

People used to tell kids not to touch glassware, and now that's a class of antiques that has cratered in value, because the next generation has no interest. If it is not passed on, the next generation will have no interest in preserving this history. Take him along. In time he will be one to carry on our hobby. That boy will outlive all of us.

@@Ritzi66 he's young and excited. Stop being a prick

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@Brodie Jake instablaster ;)

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He has such a passion budding. Seeing this place might be the highlight of his year. I think there will be more old cars in his future!

My dad has a 1916 model T converted into a tractor.....the engine thru a rod a couple years ago so he is looking for a replacement...central Nebraska

Reminds me of the old auctions we’d see out here on the west coast in the 70s and 80s. Now gone forever.

I can definitely see him turning wrenches in the future!

That motorbike is a Simplex....

Great! Any guess on an approximate year for this one?

@@mr.goodpliers6988 They pretty much looked the same from the '30's to the 50's. I am no expert on these, a friend had one. See if it has a # on it somewhere and google it would be my best bet.

Was that engine near the washing machine the one for the Simplex?

Bob beat me to it. One of those engines on the shelf is for it. Any bidders on it? I could go for it.

@@heybiker awesome when people catch the parts from the rest of the video

I believe this young man has a future around old cars!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Some of the guys were complaining about him but if I would have been there I would have taken him with me and told him what the parts were to! We need kids like him to keep the hobby alive! I hate that a lot of my knowledge will die with me but I'm hoping I can get my twin 8 year old grand kids into old cars!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 I believe he does as well but would learn a lot more by listening instead of talking too much and trying to stay in front of the camera.

Thanks for stopping by! Yes he is as interested in old cars as I was at that age. He is currently building model cars and learning the parts. Henry told me, before I knew about this spot, that he loves Model T's, so I felt it was important to show him the place!

Yes sir only have seen one that was second one

Please no....

He's just excited as I would be. Good to see him interested.

@@Wooley689 not so much interested as taken with his own voice !!!

"I'm one with the sheep". Lol

Worst luck yes he is, i muted the sound.

He has the makings of a Radio 📻 Announcer,vaccinated at birth with a phonograph needle. I was much the same way myself as a lad.

Barry, i muted the sound too!!!

Good to hear i wasn't the only one sort of being annoyed with the kid 😒 but i still enjoyed the video 😀

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge!

Agreed, my father was a water well driller and I grew up with these. The major difference was this one was mounted on a trailer and had to use an old 4 cylinder engine. My Dad had his built on the back of a 2 ton truck and used a PTO.

Thank you so much for stopping by! I love doing these so it makes it that much more enjoyable to see all of it resonating with everyone around the world! I have filmed footage of several thousand vehicles all over the central U.S., all for sale, which I will be adding to the channel every three days. Stay tuned!!

Yes, truly an incredible place!

Thanks for stopping by! I have filmed several thousand cars around the central U.S., all for sale. I am posting a new video every three days. Stay tuned!

It was really almost an outdoor museum. Incredible place for sure!

Thanks for stopping by Jim!!

Thanks for stopping by Mr. Goodpliers! Very little went to scrap. Prices were strong and collectors came to eat their fill here! Next video shows sale day

Almost every vehicle sold to collectors and escaped the scrap bin. It was amazing to see everyone come out and step up. I agree, original down to the hubcaps is the best way for them to stay!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 i personally really the Model A Fords, i doubt if i,ll ever own one ( unless lotto comes my way ) they are a good sensible No nonsense practical vehicle that could used everyday even now, parts are EASY to get for them, reproduction good quality parts, in fact parts for Model A or T are easier to get than parts for many modern vehicles.

Thanks for stopping in!

He has such a love for history and vehicles. He is currently building model cars in order to learn their parts. I think he is going to go places!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 The far end of the property, away from the microphone would be a good place.

Thanks for stopping by Dom!! Next video will show auction footage and our purchases!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 I can't wait! I was a career Body, frame, uni-structure ,suspension and paint tech from 1970 until 2015 and I restored a lot of cars for myself, My favorite thing has nothing to do with bodywork, paint or straightening frames, It's finding and buying an old car that is cast aside and making it run and drive ,cleaning it up and making it as nice as possible without putting a huge amount of money into it! Not to brag but I'm Quite good at it! Here in Ohio the brake and fuel lines rust out and I can replumb a car, get it running and drive it the next day! I've done a lot of them! I'm planning to keep a large collection of them because I can use plates on them from the year they were built and register them for a one time fee of about $25.00!

Not perfect, but the fact that it survived 80 years is worth something! Cool wall hanger if nothing else

@@mr.goodpliers6988 where is this located?thanks

Once in a lifetime finds!

Yes you can stand in one spot, and just look, and look, and not see it all! Literally tons of finds.

Fascinating! Thanks!

Thanks for stopping by! This was the third video shot at this place so I was trying to hit the things that had been recently uncovered, for sake of brevity. I showed the Cushmans a bit more in the first two videos, as well as a Moby Mobylette motorbike!

When I was 17 there was an auction scheduled on a weekday. There was a 1947 Chrysler limousine, a car I knew nothing about, I just knew that it was magnificent. My dad called the school to explain that I was going to be choosing an automotive career path and the things I would learn that day at the sale would be more useful to my future than whatever algebra or Shakespeare they had for me that day. Almost twenty years later I remember that day and the relics I saw, but nothing of whatever that day's homework was. When Henry moved down the street from me, he let me know the first time we met that he liked Model T's. It was important to me to be able to share this place with him, just like my dad did for me. He will outlive me and probably 99 percent of those of us watching this channel, so I want to be able to pass this hobby on to a kid who has interest in cars instead of video games.

​@@mr.goodpliers6988 My dad took me to work with him at the age of 7 he put up antennas in San Diego I followed in his foot steps all my life. My biggest accomplishment was putting satellite TV on aircraft carriers in 1991 during the Persian Gulf War.

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Amen brother! Amen!

Or Johnathan W. He'll take a set of doors and "make" a car around them, lol.

Those should be Cushman scooters. There is more footage of them in the first couple videos from this place.

The stuff they find on this channel is incredible!

In some ways it was a bit sad to see it disbursed; however, these things have been sold on to collectors and restorers now.

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Honestly it's surprising how often I have seen these hidden caches come to light. With Google Earth you would have thought they all would have been picked by now. I really enjoyed the tour.

Thanks for stopping by. You have been turning up some great finds too!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Thank you sir. Been doing this since I was 15, just recently decided to start recording.

Auction is completed, total for everything was around $150k. The auction footage and sale results will be shown in the next video!

Wow! Great memories. I love hearing from people who experienced these relics firsthand!

It was a great sale! I was amazed that people were very honest on sale day. Also, amazingly nothing was stolen from the property prior to the auction.

All of these shown in the video have sold to collectors, but you'd sure be welcome to come look around at the Rust Ranch and at my place. Lots of 1940s-80s cars and trucks for projects and parts. We are near Wichita Kansas

@@mr.goodpliers6988 I have a '51 ford and just bought an original 1929 Dodge Sedan to get running and driving.

Sale prices were strong. Next video shows the auction results!!

The auctioneers responded pretty well to people picking things out of the piles as long as they offered $10 or $20 for an item. A lot of the piles got picked pretty clean... there wasn't a great amount left for the scrap man after

@@mr.goodpliers6988 Great to hear that so much ended up saved and in the hands of enthusiasts. Just watched the video of the auction and it seems like it went really well :) i have been to auctions where they threw away Many cool items prior to the actual auction due to lack of understanding which is why i was afraid that would be the case this time. It seems this time even the bent old carcasses from the bone pile got a second chance which is really a nice turnout :). You did a great job documenting This for the world to see.

@Viktor Sligo This was filmed at an earlier date, not today. The actual action was yesterday and the temp was around 10.

The preview day was 40 degrees, sale day was 2 degrees and a windchill of 17 below!

Thanks for your info!!!

Cool!

@@mr.goodpliers6988 The 60-70-80 Renaults were rust buckets in UK as we get rain on average once a week and the potential rust pockets in the cars stayed wet from first time they came out of factory. I had R16 and even it's fuel tank rusted out! But car itself was reliable and I drove it all over UK. It also had velour upholstery and on a hot day getting out after a long drive the static jolt from the door handle would have been enough to electrocute Pelosi, Biden and Harris !