Super Muddy 1946 Ford Sedan Rescue - Dragging The Body Through The Mud!!! 

This is pure entertainment! Falls, jokes, hard work and another treasure trove of parts rescued! Go Iron Trap, keep moving forward!

That was like a full scale Model Car Kit.

Steve cracked me up with the 'weird uncle' joke... I'm over here on headphones and my wife is looking at me like I've lost my mind. That boy is a national treasure !!

It was almost a "three stooges" feature film. A couple of pratfalls along the way made for some good laughs, but you guys got the job done to save worthwhile parts.

Haha, I'm one of those guys who keeps his kids' schoolwork from 25 years ago, somehow, I can't throw it away.

Matt, I started watching your episodes when I was recovering from stage four cancer. You got a great show and I’ve recovered 100% by the way maybe I’ll help you recover a car sometime.

Yay Steve unchained!!! The way people store their cars never ceases to amaze me!

Thank you Matt , Steve and Mike for the adventure , seeing some nice finds and some laughs !

You need some more aggressive tires for offroad adventures Mike

had me in stitches when Matt went over backwards, why is it anything like that is humorous. No matter how old i get still a kid

This is the "not-so-fun" side of what you guys do , but this stuff , is where those hard to find parts are found to still exist in re-usable condition . Great save on an era of cars , that rarely still exists at all . Funny & honest , great team , & I am glad you didn't get stuck worse than that . Beating the rain , was a blessing , as I doubt it would have gone so well . They get the freed up spaces , & you get to share the pieces of American history that are rare , & far superior to aftermarket stuff , if even available at all . A lot of work , but so worth it ! Great post , ITG .

As much as I appreciate coupes & ragtops when younger the sedan can be more practical as mild custom/hotrod these days so those bones look like a good start for project. Way to go guys, got to get Steve out in the sun though!

Had a lady offer a 46 back in the 60s. Never picked it up as no resources to make the move. Thanks for getting this one out to a place that may put it into a project phase.

You guys made me laugh the whole time clowning Steve about the snake. All in good fun. Keep it up guys!

Another nice Sunday edition. Thanks!

Matt, Mike & Steve, y'all worked hard for those parts!!

I used to deliver for Sears, when we had heavy tractors to deliver in a box we would just use 2 hand trucks on each end and lift and move with them. It worked surprisingly well.

Brought tears to my eyes! Aside from the pratfalls (and Steve's jokes) that made me chuckle, it was bittersweet too for me - the first car my Dad&Mom had as a married couple (and the first car I have very dim memories of) was a used '46 Ford identical to this one. They named it "Dreamboat" as it was in that car that they courted and plotted their future. It carried me home from the hospital after I was born in '53. Pop swapped it for a '50 Ford in 1957. God, but I always wanted a '46 Ford but never did....

LOTS OF WORK BUT A FUN WATCH. WISH I WAS THERE!!!

Nice save. I love that gas pump also

Love it! I think that your "adventure" videos might be my favorite. Steve, being snake-adverse myself I admire your courage 🙂

Crazy Installment ! Matt rolling in grass hugging fence posts, Mike almost giving himself a frontal lobotomy with a bird feeder, Steve absolutely glowing to be out in the light of day . Even telling off color stories, AND NO RYAN ! What gives? The young new guy is supposed to get the grunt work ! At least in my day it was that way 🤭👍

Steve should be a regular edition to the haul out adventures. He funny.

Pretty amazing seeing the '47 shell's size contrasted with the 4x4. The two best sellers of their respective eras. Speaking of the olden times, I think there's a 3 Stooges automotive short with less physical comedy than this.

Thanks for saving all those original Ford parts. Like your other barn finds and retrievals, you work really hard to get the job done. The stainless trim around the side windows on the body indicate this Ford is a Super Deluxe.

Great video! 1 thing you guys need is IRON TRAP SUSPENDERS!!!

You may think i am crazy, which is okay, but, Keep old plastic lunch trays in your vehicle. When you have occasion like this, they are excellent for helping slide stuff into trailers. It works. Nice haul, I was a graduate of Middle Bucks Area Vocational School. I took Auto Body , yet we shared projects with mechanic shop & built some good cars from donations from people like you. It may be something you might like to think about. Ty for taking us along

WOW that was quite an adventure!

Nice rescue! Greetings from Brazil

We got to see how heavy stuff was moved before the wheel was invented! How much pain reliever was needed the next day?

Yet another great find!

MAN!! Do I ever want that car!!

damn ! that went south in a hurry. nice recovery guys.

Nice haul! It'll be fun to see the shiny bits in the boxes.

The little harbor freight trailers work really good for loading bodies on. You can slide it under with a pallet or 2 on top. You can build one real easy if you have a small axle too.

Great video. That was a key move going with plan B on pulling the body. That could have gone south real quick.😊

Dude! That Olds 😍

Good Job!

I love this show!!! ✌️🤙

Dude!!! Morning great video!!! ✌️

You guys could definitely use some more rugged tires on that truck. Especially considering where you live. And a winch.

My mother said: "when there's a will there's a way “.

What are your plans for heating your new garage/ storage space? You do plan on working out in the new garage right. Looks great. Love it 😍

What an adventure! I listened to the podcast about how you acquire parts and this was a great example of how it is done. You get the good with the bad and the ugly, you get it all because that is the deal. I'll be interested in seeing what you got. I went on the first Yellowstone Rod Run with my brother in his 46 Ford Club Coupe that had a Ford small block 302 with a top-loader 4 speed. The car had aluminum floor panels with ladder bars on a Mercury rear with 4:11 gears fenderwell headers riding on classic Ansen spokes. It was a neat car and I was just 15 at the time. My favorite car you have is your dad's for obvious reasons as it takes me back to my childhood. I have a special spot for mid 40's Fords. Glad to see you saving another one as they aren't as popular as many of the earlier body styles.

Awesome video buddy s

That gas pump may be worth more than all the other parts. My great uncle had a couple of glass-topped ones.

Cool find! Hope you weren't near me in MD and didnt stop by Ha

Razor blade is in my pocket...."I am not getting it"....🤣🤣🤣

"Wait, that's not a razor knife!".... 😮 😂😂😂

Local honey hole...you love that Matt.greetings from sth Australia guys..🇦🇺 👍🐨🦘🐪🪃

Just say you know, a 21 inch. Push mower without the engine on it. And a special made bracket can push bins, really stable and easy. Better than a dolly great job guys❤❤❤❤❤❤😂

we called them "teeter totters"

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Mike, any chance there will be Iron Trap Garage suspenders in the store...LOL

Is that a razor knife in your pocket...or are you just happy to see me.

The stainless strips on the trunk lid mean the sedan shell is a '46.

Too many broken blocks have fallen in the river Too many model T's have drifted out to sea You lay your bets and climb the attic stairs The things we do for love, the things we do for love (with apologies 10cc!)

Moe, Larry and Curly. 😂

does the pump work that was cool

Good save. Is it time for someone to do the radical fenderless chop n channel like you see on the Model A sedans?

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Nice Video. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

Bring those parts up to the relix riot I might snag some

Don't worry about the snakes, the alligators ate all of them!

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Another great pick. What's the story with the Olds? Do you have a price?

Mike you need a winch

Should get rid of those drag slick tires get some mud terrain tires

Every shop needs at least one Black snake. They keep the rodent population in check. And they leave cool skins in cluttered corners. My shop has one over 6 ft long. At least that's what the shed skins say. I've only ever seen it twice.

Rasputizia...the 5th season...as russians call it when the mud takes over before and after winter....and you get Stuck everywhere

reach in my pocket is ok if you say "No Diddy"

Tires, gentleman, tires....

Do you ship 😂😂

you guys are awesome but even if that was free how could it be worth the effort?

4 guys their why didn't you grab a corner of the old body each and carry it out. They're not that heavy. Or at least carry it part of the way out.

Well, I guess that's how they built the pyramids.

Hope You do not run over any burning cigarette butts on the way home .

I first again