We bought the ENTIRE contents of FOUR sheds & barns! Picking vintage signs, car & truck parts + more 

Golly! That guy with the hat is just slinging stuff that doesn't intest him. You have a lotta gold in there and crash...bang!

I would just pick up everything to the last item, not leaving even a rusted nail. Then go home, or at the shop unload everything in the yard and decide whats good whats scrap value. Even if you sell everything for 1$ per item you have huge profit, but only if you took everything.

Not Garbage , it's Money 😆 treasures

Warn me to wear a dust mask on the next one

Many of those old magazines easily date back to the 1930s and 1940s and finding those vintage OEM car parts was a nice score.

Cold War Motors would go nuts for all those bias ply vintage tires. 😃 yall need to do a classic tire episode. 🤣

That rear view mirror looked like a 66 Chevy truck mirror, probably out of that 66 Chevy box truck! I bought a whole wall out of a garage that was lined with shelfs full of hundreds of old coffee cans, all labeled, with nuts bolts, brass fittings, everything you could imagine, for $17 at a end of a estate sale, they had forgot about the contents of the garage! There was only 2 or 3 people left that were bidding! It filled up my PU bed level full of all the old coffee cans, and I used that stuff for the next 10 or 15 years as my personal hardware store! When you live out in the country 10 miles to the closest town, it came in so handy, so many times!

Wow, that's an amazing lot of stuff to buy.

I gotta say you sure know your parts your knowledge is pure amazing Thankyou

Great video. The guy throwing everything around was driving me crazy though.

Man old Joe he's like a junkyard wolverine going through that stuff!That was amazing finding those seats and taillights for the 67 Galaxie wagon!My Dad and I have hauled junk and stuff for the last 30 years plus.You never know what treasures people will throw away or give away for practically nothing 🤠

Mr Goodpliers you look like a red haired version of Ric Ocasek standing 7’ above all that treasure. Mr Good pliers be like “Yeah”

Having spent 35 years helping to redistribute vintage items from one location to another, I can SO relate to this video! We would get the contents of a shed, barn, corncrib, attic, or basement and have to scrutinize and cherry pick.....well into the wee hours! Great finds!!

Love that old Ford cabover !

Oh Boy! Fun, fun, fun. Yup, that's what I see. You guy's crawling through all of that stuff is what I used to do many years ago, haha! I loved doing that. It is incredible the things you find and keep, not to mention everything that y'all had to leave behind. Thanks for part 2 of "The Crap I Buy" haha, and I am kidding about the crap. It's all cool stuff and I know it. 😉 Now, on to part 3 of "The Crap I Buy" I can't wait, it'll be cool too. 👍👌🤜🤛✌️

That three gallon flush toilet was the gold. People pay good money for those. White ones are getting scarce. Iron skillets are collectable as well.

great dig, keep it coming!

When you buy the whole kit and caboodle in a building do you pick out what you want and leave the rest. To me that wouldn't be respectful to the sellers but nowadays people don't treat others with respect. Time consuming fun.

I get a rush going thru old barns or house's because you might find something that sparks a memory or just seeing how they lived by going thru stuff,old stuff hands down beats the new stuff.nothing was made as cool stuff from 20's,30's,40's,50's,60's,and 70's gotta love it!!!

Good video. Trouble is, you're slamming some good stuff around, and not just automotive. Should be a tad gentler, buy, hey, it's your stuff.

Lots of great stuff. Coke button is awesome

The way the owner's son was hanging around had me thinking he was worried you'd come across something valuable that he missed. Like to see his face if you pull from the dust a coffee can filled with silver dollars. "My-my, what do we have here?"

Love the channel! Good to meet you! Can’t wait to check out more of the channel when I get time! Looking forward to the wagon content! Subscribed 👍🏼

Great video.

MAN O MAN WHAT I WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BE WITH YOU WHILE PICKING....I WOULD HAVE TAKEN ANY OLD TUBE TYPE RADIOS TO WORK ON AT HOME. 74 YRS OLD ANDS BAD HEART, SO HOBBYING OLD RADIOS WHEN I CAN GET ONE OR TWO!! YOU OLD LUCKY DOG YOU!! ENJOY YOUR VENTURES PLENTY LOTS DOWN HERE IN SOUTHWEST ALABAMA! KEEP'EM COMING, MY FRIEND!

Blues Mobile Speaker!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The framed print you found at 42:19 is a Boeing 247. First produced as a civillian airliner in 1933, the 247 was the first airliner made with all=metal construction. Because the airplane shown is painted in a military livery, I would say your print dates from WWII. The 247 saw Army Air Corps service during WWII as the C-73. The NRA sticker on the back is a mystery. The NRA ended in 1935, when the U.S. Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.

Did you yourself by the buildings or did your friend Joe ? Those car parts alone are worth a good bit. Cool video.

Treasure is in the eye of the beholder and one man's junk is another man's gold mine! I think I would have taken it all but hell I like junk lol.

The Oliver canopy. "Ross the Oliver Man" , in Indiana

Nice Haul. Always said it was breaking the 13th commandment now should not pull an empty trailer or travel with an empty pickup box. Well you took that to a whole new level filling up that box truck.

Great video.. Always enjoy your content..

Cool pick

That was fun

I know you said you where a long way from home but there was a lot of stuff I would have still taken. You should re-sold to someone else to go through what was left.

Joe looks like an English boy scout ¬

thanks for your efort to make these lovely films

Smart guy’s you payed them to clean out the shed

Was that cable ties holding your ass in those jeans? Your a damn encyclopaedia when it comes to identify car parts. Great vid. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

Man I would be like a kid in a candy store

Your knowledge astounds me

Incredible pick. Now in ctrl TX an have time to hit the sales. Lived in the KC area for a few years but didn't get out to events like this. Consider myself pretty good but can only wish that I was as good at labeling items and parts as fast and accurately. Too bad that you don't have a warehouse to store and then market the goods you're picking up. Looking forward to next installment!

Speaking of liability in the carnival business, even in the early 60's (when I worked as a Ferris wheel operator at age 14 in a small permanent seasonal carnival here locally) the owners told me they could only get insurance from Lloyds of London, and said it was expensive.

Looked like a real treasure hunt. The mirror on the Ford parts shelf looks like the one in my 67 C10 , same ribbed mounting base .

Hey buddy, great video as usual. I'd be interested in the at the end of the road tag hanger. I'm thinking it would look cool on the back of my 55 chevy 210. Thanks

even old oil cans and tobaco cans. is crazy what people want

Good score on the coke button!

I feel the best way of emptying something like that is "S.S.T." ie: Save, Sell, Trash piles (don't study, 3 seconds an item or it's Trash). You may go to the Trash pile and rethink (5 seconds an item or it stays in Trash) and it's likely you may have a "M", ie: Miscellaneous pile. Of course this suggestion is after you're finished. ;-D I thought you couldn't leave anything you bought, that's why they sold it so they didn't have to deal with it? ;-)

Thanks

scan all that litrature including what is left of the magazines including the popular sciences

Check all the lil contents on shelves at one time I found 9000 $ in a recipe box on a shelf with lil boxes.

Strong garage up in alberta would love to go through this place

Looks like all swap meet stuff ,Tim

-Red post, a tent? -The signs are very cool. -The FoMoCo parts are cool. -So true, We all will meet God in the end. Great video.

I got a '68 F100, sure could have used some of those parts about 20 years ago!

Omg You guys Scored on everything in that Shed for $6 & Matt from Iron Trap Garage will Buy all those Old Flat head engine n Parts n old Car Parts ok

Hey Tim my mom had one of those Motorola radios as a teenager. It may be still in the garage at home. I think it takes dry cell batteries. Hopefully the batteries didn't leak all ovet the innards. Motorola stuff is not as common as Philco and Silvertone. Check out Antique Radio Classifieds for market value. Guys are always needing tubes and knobs.AL B.

I bought an industrial room contents 375 room 25 x25 x16 all racks to 12 ft high and Vidmar draw units we took fifteen pictures after the hammer was dropped and the door was locked, we came back to half the room gone

Cool...

I can't imagine you're going to clean all that up!

I can`t decide whether you are being clever or you`re just plain mad....😆

Gosh, every time Joe rifles through things, I'm worried half the stuff will break!

Get a Geiger counter when your going into stuff from early 1900 . Especially the orange and red bowls glass. But get a Geiger count in case you run across a Radium source. Old drill pipe ,is radioactive.Get the counters that you put into you pocket. I’m very serious.

The sad thing is, the ole boy that put all that stuff there with the intention of someone needing it someday, but most of this stuff was probably forgotten about...

Mr GP question who you know who would have a good three speed transmission for a 33-34 PE Plymouth case#603728 ?

tell your swamper there digging through that stuff there is stuff colectors actually pay decent money for. like them old radios, you be suprised what people look for and colect. the world has more collectors than old car or truck parts and stuff. I good money in some them piles, the red thing with the electric motor looked like the table lift off a old massey or cockshut combine. ya i am old enough to know what those look like. i made a winch out of one.

how did you read my mind about the model railroad billboards

My wife was born in Garden City Kansas and she knew most of the carnies that ran the circuses in the area. She even worked for them at different times.. I refer to the fifties.. Her and her brothers were "having way too much fun" in those "rides" where her statement was.. More of them "rode her" than the rides. It seemed okay at the time but lots of babies went to the toilet. Sad times now.

wow,so cheap for the all the stuff!!!people must have been sleeping!!!

Those 2 fuel filter housings are off an early diesel engine. Primary and secondary filters.AL B.

That old flathead core is worth 800.dollars.

I was once at an estate sale and the old guy who passed had a shop that was in about the condition these guys are working in.........I was going through one of the tool boxes and found a lock box and inside the lock box was a bunch of Polaroid pictures of the deceased man in various dresses and make up with a woman and a two other men.......and the pics kept getting weird..........I show them to my friend and about that time the mans daughter frantically grabs all the pictures out of my hands and tells me these are not for sale! Based on the style I would say pics were taken in the early 70's!

I think the 8BA was 38 to 53. had onw in a 42 ford coupe i had.

Hey Mr. Goodpliers love this old stuff!!! Would have loved to go thru all that stuff with you guys!! Hey are the glass gallon jugs soda pop syrup? If they are I would like to buy them from ya. Any pop bottles I would buy if that's possible.

When he said no sign of rats. That means there’s snakes somewhere

I really like the end of the road metal plate ! i would pay 40.00 for it .

What is the flathead trans.beside toilet

Send a picture of that Farmall part to Farmall Fanatic. He can tell you what it's for

hi boys, just load everything get it home then sort it, why waste time on the Auction site as You only a certain time limit to clear it all out.

Hello looking for some 1973 caprice (post) passenger front and back Doors ?

I see you're just floating along picking through the spoils of old garage life? I noticed a corner cabinet in white it might have been porcelain I'm not sure would you consider selling that I live in Lawton Oklahoma not too far from you I could pick it up I have a garage but it has no shelves no nothing empty well it's not even a garage it's a shop big brand new one with nothing in it so I need shelves and I need counters and stuff like that and that one would look cool in the corner just wondering?

12:13 old tube amp. Could be worth some $$

16” inch Jeep rims?

Y'all need a dump trailer to get all the scrap metal.

I need some Model T Ford Wire Wheels if you found any...?

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Did this person live through the Depression? Another RU-vid guy a watch, his Grandpa Never through anything away. He has spent 2 years cleaning inside & outside of the house.

I bet there are a bunch of big heavy girls in kansas

Cutting down trees with a sawzall is not ideal, lol.

Somebody will want something from out of that stuff.

electric chainsaw?or regular chainsaw

It's a Boeing 247.

im having a poo rn 👍

With all that stuff… Why he never advertised , with internet as it is today. I’m sure there’s stuff there somebody is looking for !

Please don't tell me you left that Model a hood and i think i saw a front fender, they are worth money in any condition. Model A repop front fenders don't fit unless you have lots of bodyman talents, so any shape fronts give up good patch panels.

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Flipflop footwear is not really safe for retaining ten toes while ⛏️ Ng auto patts

Dude , wear a mask Also Back a tr ailer or pickup in pick up scrap 1x Boeing 247 aircraft picture

My wife is insulted you called that truck a girl. I don't care..lol

Joe needs to slow down. Lots of $$ making treasures.Take your time !