We Broke into my Uncle's Secret Storage Unit and We Found Hidden Treasures! 

That TV Guide is the MOST VALUABLE THING! Besides everything else, that is.

The G I Joe action figure is a hot market right now. Average price minimum 35 a piece. Some will be more and some less and with weapons they can be worth more than the figure itself. I'm sure you have a few gems in that collection 👍

A lot of what you uncovered has value, either on it's own like the chain saw and hammer drill, or as collectables (the action figures). Even the sewing machine, if it works, and the heaters. Check the heaters, though, as they may only run on kerosene and would need to be vented to outdoors if used as back-up heat. Coca-Cola stuff is very collectable Atari 2600 console set is around $180 to $250 depending on games and controllers included 40:25 Is that Jessica's opinion? LOL

With all the goodies you guys are finding, it's like going back in time. 👍✌️

Wow, what a find Randy! Super happy for you to find more memories of your uncle! And tons more stuff just waiting to be discovered! Thanks for the sharing the experience with us!

Hey Randy, that tool that you thought was pruning shears is actually for sheet metal work. Think gutters & downspout cutting, crimping, and bending. And that game system is indeed an Atari 2600, i still have my woodgrain edition along with the all black edition.

Wow that stuff is so cool. Love to see all the old stuff. Those tools are worth keeping all of them. Old craftsman stuff is worth a hell of a lot on the internet but id keep them if you can. Do a will it run on the chainsaw 😂 and weed-eater.

Grandma's Pickel Relish never goes bad! 😁

Great video guys !! Plus Your buddy Mike is trooper for trying the 13 year old pickle relish 😂. I guess the old saying..... “feed it to Mikey, he will eat anything “ is true 😂. 👍.

Whether you know it or not you've got a gold mine in that trailer there is a lot of money things that can be sold. The more you uncover the more my mouth Waters at the treasures you find in there.

Finding the Atari is quite the find. Mike is such a great friend to you. Try finding an old television to go with the Atari.

Randy, great video! Atari didn't brand that console as the 2600 until several years after it launched, so as you can see the original name was "Video Computer System", or VCS. VCS/2600 are the same thing. They also licensed their consoles to sears back then, so some VCS systems and older Pong consoles have "Tele Games" branding instead of Atari.

McPherson strut compressor was one of the first tools you picked up.

You've got an awesome score of figures, definitely look up values. You'll be surprised. They will be worth more then some of the cars you buy!

If u grab the lock with the vise grips and keep steady pull down and tap on each side it will unlock. Master locks and any lock built like master locks. I’ve been in many gates for timber company’s thru the years and that is how we would get in ! It works

Wow. a TON of good stuff in there. That Atari stuff is pretty sweet. I've got my father's complete set too (nothing to play it on though) Those GI Joe figures are a throwback as well, wow. Lots of nostalgia and family memories in that camper (and wine bottles)

Hey Randy I'm sure you already know this by now but those atari's are worth quite a bit of money especially with the games that are in it.

total props to you for keeping family values alive For real!!!! Always love your videos

Love watching u two work together thanks for the wonderful vlogs

Kenmore sewing machines never die I bet it still works! I previously had one I purchased in the 70s.

I love all the fun times that you and Mike have I was nearly crying and laughing so hard when he ate that pickle relish🤣🤣🤣🤣 keep up the amazing content and all the fun times you and Mike have it's always the best🙌🙌🙌🙌

Those bc glasses are amazing! One of my favorite comics back in the day

I remember some of the gi Joe's were special order. We had to send in proofs of purchases and shipping money to get then, especially the serpentor and the gold destros. Those boxes brought back alot of memories. Back in the day, I stacked alot of wood, shoveled alot of snow and mowed alot of lawns to save up to get them.

Keep up the great work you two guys. Nice finding all that stuff. sweet

Thanks for bringing us along on these videos Randy

Good luck buddys be safe see y'all soon

Randy you have a tow truck. You can use it to move that trailer and dump it if need be. Great video!!!!

The GI Joe in the tank top and hat is Sergeant Slaughter the wrestler, I had the same one. I also had his tank/vehicle too!

Love watching you and Mike do videos like this! Was waiting for this one almost like a trip back in time! Great video Randy awesome to finally see what was in that trailer. You should keep those Hubcaps and hang them somewhere.👍

I really like those bikes !

Friends will come and friends will go but family is forever.

Love this vintage trailer hopefully y'all can clean and remodel but keep the vintage

Oooh those atari consoles. When my brothers and I got my dad to buy us one , he was like, " Why you want that, it is a waste of time ... " but then he found out PAC-MAN . My dad would stay up until late at nights after work playing PACMAN (in our room of course) playing.. it makes me happy knowing he was happy with it. Great find

You guys are funny eating that stuff.. love it you two uncovered a gold mine

It’s fun to find old goodies!!!

Wow, the atari is amazing!

Should encapsulate the trailer in a pole barn garage. This will give you some security and storage of cars. Keep you out of the cold.

Great find the Atari 2600 was bad ass all the retro gaming stuff is worth a lot now keep it and cherish it! If you get the cords please make a video of it!

Love the videos at the IN house!

Those hand tools at 10:00 are for HVAC, Theyre called HVAC Crimpers. You use it to make a flange on snaplock duct to slide into another piece of duct.

The "crimpers" at 9:37 are used for HVAC (you know how one end of an HVAC pipe has those up and down bends to fit into the next section?). Handy if you need to put in something like a stove vent.

Those Atari 2600 consoles are the 1980-1981 version. Most common of the 1977-1981 woodgrain era. There are some decent RF to HDMI or component video converters. There are ways to tap into the 2600's composite video and analog audio signals before they go through the RF converter in the console. IIRC there's even a gizmo that can tap into the video and sound before they're converted to analog, then it converts to HDMI.

That thing with the 3 blades and blue handle is an HVAC crimping tool, to crimp heat duct piping so it fits together (creates the male end).

The action figs are several hundred $ & the most valuable thing I saw. The atari is maybe a hundred, no super valuable games there. Those old soda crates have a little value, & the ladies bike does too. If that hammer drill hasn't been soaked in water it's worth keeping in case you have to drill into brick or concrete for some reason. Funny, I like watching cleanout vids; never expected one on this channel!

The gi Joes I recognize was dextro with the silver head baroness was the female and Sargent slaughter.

WOW, You have a collectors dream.

those BC glasses were a give away promotion for Marathon gas stations..i had a whole collection of them as a kid in the 1970s in Indiana and Ohio

Someone was in the HVAC business. Those 2 tools are steel tubing crimpers for like duct work and flue pipe and the long thing is a flat metal bender.

Gotta keep that Atari stuff for sure! I remember having the storage case and it seems to me it’s harder to find that than the consoles these days.

That Eco no line door and the eco no line battery box are worth some money.Early economies are getting populat

U got a great friend in Mike ! Loved the video ! Atari yes worth some money ! Take care

RV park in the were going to be able to cool down good job.

What a video Randy,those Atari is the first time i see one of those and those Figures look so damn good,maybe they are worth some money.

Those white gas heaters wouldn't take much to get them working , unless they were stored without fuel then no problem ( just fill , pump up the pressure and good to go )

That plier looking tool is for putting the crimping onto the end of a stove pipe that has been shortened.

alot of good stuff in there i wish i had that thats a torch in the bucket its a tiny mobile cutting torch which is also used for welding(mostly brazing) that slidehammer is nice also those cutters are tin snips them bikes are schwinn roadmasters also yes the hammer drills work well you really found a hidden honey hole

LOVED THIS VIDEO RANDY

I think that little brush you found in drill case is for cleaning car battery terminals and posts.

You could use the Timing light on the Citation to dial the carb and timing in Randy

Destro with the silver head👍🏼

Getting the lid off the jar of pickle relish Mike next time just smack the bottom of the jar with the palm of your hand and it will shock the jar relieving some of the air pressure enough to easily twist the lid off.

Those pliers/cutters are worth a lot of money

Tools are are always worth money. Sometimes the older, the better valuable the Too.

Totally nerding out over the G.I. Joe collection!! And the ATARI!! It's a VCS 4 switch. ;) And the action figure with USA across his chest is Sgt Slaughter.

ET Atari game I see has an interesting story. Awesome find and love watching you uncover some past memories of your uncle

was waiting for mike to go cross eyed after the salad cubes lol

I would love to be there to check out each action figure!!!❤

You know GI Joe but not Cobra? 😆 Sgt. Slaughter in there. These are all from the 80’s. Got to be worth something.

I see lots of goodies in there . The wood boxes go starting at $10 and up.

I remember using those pliers you were asking about to crimp down spouts on gutters together

The tool you asked about is a crimper for hvac ductwork.

Those Ataris are the woody 4 switcher type which aren't the rare ones, but they still have a few hundred dollars value. The games have various values. Keep them and enjoy them. You need a TV with an analogue tuner. None of the modern TVs will work. Just get an older TV with analogue (VHF/UHF) and tune it in. You don't need the TV/Game switch since you are just using game, so plug it straight in. You can get power supplies for them on ebay etc. Clean the cartridge ege connector with WD40 on a rag to keep the connection reliable. There are people repairing them in vintage communities on the net, so if it doesn't go, contact them.

The 3bladed pliers are for creating inter flange for stove pipe

That old cb radio would be cool to have

Those gi - joes are of some value! Therea are figures there that worth 50 dollars each, even more!! If you have their accesories of course. I am a collector and i can help you!!

I absolutely loved the T.I reference 😂😂

Those levels are nice. I have one from my grandfather, and it's from like 70 years ago, or more. The American one looks to be made in OK City. Lots of neat stuff in there!

Yooo that Black case w/the G.I. JOES Are VERY VALUABLE Also the Guy w/rhe USA On his chest is the Wrestler Sgt Slaughter

Save the heaters. The round heater I have one just like it. I just replaced the wick. You can also use the heater to cook you food. That's with the round one. Don't know about the other one.

Those plyer looking things are for crimping duck work pipes so that they will fit into one another. Great and much needed tools if you do heating and air work

How about a youtube short with Randy doing the YMCA dance?

9:45 thats a crimper for downspouts to get the end to fit into another end

Man I would love to have those GI joes they are absolutely awesome 👍

Looks Like A Small Fortune Of Great Items,Keep Some Randy & Sell The Rest To Fix Up The House Just A Thought,Mike Stop Eating Old Stuff You Have Fans That Need You LOL,Enjoyed It GM.

those tools you asked about are for hvac duct work, for making crimps

Johnson levels are some of the best! Have been for a long time.

MATE loved it the coke stuff is worth something as plenty of coke collectors out there the figures are also worth something as in cases as well have fun GRUMPY

You Can Now Go On The Antique Road Show On PBS📺& See 👀How Much Your G.I.Joe's Are Worth💵💰💵. Your Uncle & His Partner Were Eccentric Hoarders In That Trailer. Great Tour.

that is for you down spout , it crimps the end of one so it fits in the other pipe .

Thanks for the great content.

Those econoline parts are way nice. I would think worth something.

tastes like pickle relish.............got a little bit of a kick to it😂😂😂

I’d honestly like to have that old cb radio just for it being Montgomery Ward.

Those GI Joe action figures are worth a lot of money

Your uncle i believe had a bunch of Star Trek stuff so not surprised he had some of these other collectibles. Sounds like he collected other things as well.

I see all the wine bottles plus there was a couple of glass carboys sitting on that ledge in the back too. I'd bet either your uncle or your uncle's friend were into home wine making.

Had the 2600 with my kids and what fun we all had in the late 70's into 80's I'm thinkin' you should have a yard sale. Bricklayers/carpenters level that was Micheal Jackson

Randy those pliers are actually metal crimps for thin sheet metal like ac ductwork and dry vent duct.

Omg Pitt fall my favorite game LOL

Hello Randy when I was younger I used to had Atari some of the games of we're great