Absolute CARNAGE at the Junkyard! Car Crushing, Packing Dumpsters, and A NEW FARM CLEANUP!
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2024
- This was a really fun couple of days at the junkyard! I got a lot done and it's almost time for another cleanup job!
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Thanks for riding along with me for a couple of days! As you can see, I'm always busy doing many different things.
you asked us to leave a comment...... i asked on two other Videos about the price of scrap that You send in....... ?
No loyalty you're showing your friend Shawn he's a great lesson to be putting out there. I'm so glad I found your channel so long ago. I'm glad to see you doing different things that you do. I noticed you're not showing your kids lately. In today's world it's not a bad idea to keep him off the videos. But I will say that my wife and me hairballs enjoyed watching them. My wife has said each time how beautiful they are. Seeing you interact with your kids is a positive role model. Or maybe in this world where that does not happen as often generally speaking of course. Just thought you would like to know. 👍
Always a fun adventure!
You're one of the hardest working men.I know. You are truly a self starting self employed person who always find something to do.
Have a great memorial weekend.
I once knew a guy who was obsessed with the Vega. He'd buy every one he saw, but you never saw him drive any of them. One day he showed up at our farm asking my Dad some mechanical stuff and he was finally driving one....well, sorta. lol He transformed one of the wagons into a miniature El Camino and called it a Vegamino. Even had a nameplate on it. He could tell that I liked it and since he needed my Dad to go to his place, he insisted that I come with him. I saw some of the most fascinating things that day. He had over 20 acres in the middle of nowhere with a big barn in the middle of it and all of it was surrounded by a 15 feet tall fence of sheet metal, basically a sheet metal wall all the way around. Inside the wall was a chain link fence, almost the same height, with electrified barbed wire on the top. He sectioned off 1 acre plots and each plot was stacked with specific cars. Vega, Nova, Monza, Chevette, Gremlin, Pacer, Pinto, Maverick and the Mini Mustang. He had a lot of other cars much older as well, but this is about his Vega obsession. I soon found out that he had a lot of hours behind the wheel of the Vega. He had 2 Vegaminos, the other one was a jacked up 4x4 with a V8 under the hood. It was the biggest little truck I've ever seen. lol 3 different dragsters, 2 road racers and a stretch limo...all Vega. He had a Pintero, which is a Pinto Ranchero and a Pinto 4x4. One of the coolest cars there was a Pacer, built the way it was intended to be....with a Wankel. If you've ever driven a Pacer or ridden in one, you know there was nothing special about them. That rotary engine made a world of difference in performance. Holy cow, that thing was fast!! There were other amazing things there, but they all have stories of their own for another day. Seeing those Vega lumps in your video made me think of him for the second time by watching your content. The first time was the day you got the Chevette you recently crushed. You would like one of them he had, he raced it at Bonneville Flats, it was that fast. Walking into his barn was like a kid going into the Candy Store, you'd want to sample each creation. 👍
Hi there, i like watching the things you do ,keep up the great work. john from new zealand
That red car at the end is a Fiat 128 estate. Rare even in Italy
Thanks silas you always seem to give a good show at work
Guessing that was an AMC Eagle sitting there. Always wanted one of those. No special reason. Also you have to love the Vega. The only car ever to rust on the showroom floor.
Love a junk yard video
That orange and white Vega is a rare car. 1973 "Millionth Vega" with many options, that paint scheme, and the door handles say Millionth Vega.
That's cool. The door handle does say millionth Vega
Gives new meaning to subcompact lol!
Vega’s and rust were good friends.
Was a no cost option on cars rust added by factory
The “Lounge Music” you have to choose from cracks me up. Interesting new content!
Everything that you do is a thumbs up, for me who has been a shut in since November, and can't make my own adventures. I have to live vicariously through others and enjoy your adventures.I thank you very much for sharing yours. Stay safe and God Bless.
Have A Great & Wonderful Rest Of You're Memorial Day Weekend There My Good Big Bro Silas Of Adventure Made From Scratch
You're Welcome So Very Much There My Good Big Bro Silas Of Adventure Made From Scratch
Thank You So Very Much There To Everyone Else That Likes My Comments
And that's how you make a unibody into a Mono body !!!!
Awesome episode Silas, always look forward to your videos !
Great watching you operating the loader, popping exhausts, plucking out engines, those forks are like an extension of your arms. Never ceases to amaze me the trash/treasure is on peoples properties still. Keep up the good work.
Good score on that steel 😊
Wow…watching you pick cars apart with the loader is wild! You sir….have skills!
I really do enjoy watching every video that you post
Great Video/That car crusher was really worth the investment/And wow you really handle that forklift and excavator very well/
Wow three Vegas
Hoping you film the auction you go to that you mentioned at the end of the video. It's always fun seeing what you find. Take Care.
Haven't seen a Vega in a LONG LONG Time!!!
Same Here
It's nice to see somebody demonstrate such great loyalty. You're busy guy and you work harder then anybody I can think of. But yet you're helping out your friend Shawn. I realize it's a two-way street. Picture demonstrating that you realize that it is a two-way street. In this world of people who don't understand this or would not care. It is interesting to see the different things that you do. And I haven't seen any kids on here and sometime. Hope they are doing fine
I never get tired of watching the skill you have with that loader Silas
Your video and audio is always good 👍🏼 thanks for a great show
On a Quiet night, you can hear the Vegas rusting,,,,
I always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing 👍.
Silas, Thank You for the great video . Work never stops at the yard. The Chevy Vegas were Junk when they were new . that 4 cylinder aluminum engines were gutless and oil burners.
Thumbnails are everything.
Thank you for another wonderful adventure
Silas you have the skill of a surgeon with that loader 👍
Awesome as always Silas crush crush crush
Fun video, always give you a thumbs up. You are the real deal, no fake drama, just good old crushing and cool cars. Vega’s we’re good cars, but gas prices of the 70’s made them popular for awhile. I thinks they had a combination cast iron and aluminum block parts that didn’t work out to well together. Stay safe. Peace
Very KOOL Silas
I don't know what it is about watching someone else work, but I could watch it all day! You're really getting the hang of the excavator-- practice makes perfect, as they say. Wish I lived closer... you get some neat old jalopies that would be fun to tinker with (but you're a long way from far east Alabama! Thanks for posting!
Really enjoyed your video! Thanks! 💯👍
Picking up that tire and wheel and placing it into the rear window of that sedan, very impressive. You always impress with your loader operating skills.
good job!
Silas I really enjoy your videos went to work for my uncle loading his one-time truck with copper batteries radiators and then later on I went to work at a Recycling yard brings back a lot of good memories
I had a Ford pinto with a 289 in it, one bad ass little car when i was in high school my buddies all had Vegas, good times
great video
I love watching ur videos
Got rhings looking good silas excellent 😊
Yes Sir!!!
Love the Vegas
I bought a used Vega hatchback in 1973 and had a lot of fun with it. But it's aluminum block engine burnt oil like crazy, so much so that I had to drive with a case of engine oil in the back. By the time I dumped the car in 1976, it was burning a quart of oil every 100 miles.
You just showing off picking up that tire @2:14..........LOL. Your rock my brother!
Thumbs up
Fantastic video silas & looking forward to the farm clean up .
i loved the vegas great show
I always give you a thumbs up your videos are always worth it.
I liked seeing the Vegas.
Love the loading up music 👌🏻
The car at the farm clean up looks like an Opel station wagon. I had one in high school. Love the vids. Keep up the hard work.
That orange '71-'72 Vega GT hatch has been a car I've wanted for some time. They used to be common, not so much now.
That's why you folded it in half!
I thought you were just fooling around.
Looks like a plan, it fit.
Cool to watch someone else "have at it" for awhile.
Enjoy your videos, gotta compliment you on the machines; you're a good operator.
All the best!
That was the last car and I didn’t want to save it
That metal that was stacked up you would make selling it than junking it.
Awesome always cool stuff always thanks
HI I am from Iowa I enjoy your videos especially the Auction ones
Awesome Video I Always Enjoy Watching Your Video's And You And Your Family Have A Wonderful Rest Of Your memorial Day weekend!!!
Looking forward to seeing that old 1960/61 Chrysler/Desoto.
Excellent
Just an awesome day for you, constantly busy. Love the crushing of all those cars.
The cake looked very nice 😂
Awesome Silas 😎.
Always enjoy your daily experiences , thankyou silas
Dude I knew in HS would rebuild Vega's and sell them to other younger classmates. Man those brought back some memories
Love the new crusher, smashing flat😮
Cool 😎 cars
Be careful with that New Tailgate and hauling your trailer.. after not having a tailgate for so long be easy to forget and smash another one..
That car at the farm cleanup looks awesome. Almost like its an old honda or toyota.
Good video , I like watching. You work the all the machInes
Enjoyed the whole video. Thanks.
Hi Salis, all that steel on the farm clean-up looks like it's structural shed, A big shed if you wanted one.
Tailgate is back and its looking Fantastic - You are Happy ! Clearing Your Yard - filling Dumpsters and Crushing a few Cars - lets bent one Car in Half and Crush it - man - I Love it ! That Farm Clean Up should be Interesting - Hope You will be Involved and Recording it ! Yes - Silas - You make these Videos soooo very Interesting for Us ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!
Nice
Good one 👍👍👍👍👍😊
You make my morning coffee so much better. Keep up the super work.
Hoping the damaging storms bypassed you and your properties. Thanks again for a fun video full of variety. Chuck in NE Kansas
Another great video
Nice job.
Thanks for sharing all the old stuff
Those Vega hatch backs doors are worth money do not crush, people use them to create Superbirds or Daytona's
Great content!
His machines are an extension of his arms he's that good 😊
with all the angel iron you will have you could make a "gas/oil/ draining cart " that you could put the cars on to drain the fluids ?? good video
Looked like a MG
Good to see things cleaned up!
Another good vid 👍
that orange '73 Vega is a "Millionth Vega" = a promo package they offered to celebrate their millionth Vega produced. 6500 of those were built. Somebody might actually want that thing. Friend had one new.
If you ever get a "Chevy Monza Spyder" I'll buy it ... Some like the Vega's & Monza's (same platform ) because the Monza's had a V8 option...
I had a 78' Monza Spyder I drove in high school...
Love to find one today..
The biggest reason they were junked is because the frames rotted out...
I bought a half dozen in my younger days but sold em..
The Vega frames are the same in the wagons & Monza's (I think)
It always amazes me the skill you have in operating equipment. I think you love your job and don't ever think about quitting and doing something else. One thing I've been wondering about, how do you keep track of what belongs to you and what belongs to your dad.
Very cool. I saved a 77 Vega wagon many years ago that was a rats nest. Im sure its rotted out lol
love the crushinf videos from n ireland
Love the various activities and the music too
Hellow buddy
Love the video. For me they are very relaxing. And it's fun to see you getting more cars.👍👍👍👍👍👍
I Wish that that I had money to buy the to buy them Vegas.
I had a new 1973 Vega, got 40 mpg but after 20,000 miles it got 50 miles to a quart of oil… aluminum block 4 banger, 3 speed on the floor… fun while it lasted 😅