Farm Alarm I found a 72 Lemans from California it's whole life. No rust at all and only 86,000 miles on it. I got it running again and drive almost daily.
Years age in Pennsylvania, I was off to the side of a dirt road trying to change a tire on a Blazer, I just did not have enough jack to do the job, there in the mud was an abandoned jack and tire iron, antique, but was able to use it under my jack to stabilize the foot of my jack enough to get it done. I tossed the jack in the back and cleaned it up only to find it was from a Model A Ford, some other driver who knows how long before was stuck in the exact place I was. I still have the tire iron...
I'm building a model kit of a 1950 3100, - pretty much exact same thing. Wanna paint it "weathered", like an original 70yr old truck well maintained. Good to see folks keeping the old iron running!
What an awesome find! So cool that it was owned by one family this entire time! My husband and i do like to dig through old tools and junk! You never know what you’re going to find!
I love how the dad asked the littlest boy to climb under the truck and pull the safety strap over the axle tube. That is how you teach responsibility, respect and work ethic. They were included and they felt the connection between them. Simple but very effective. My dad did it with me and my brother. Great video and I'm keeping up with the updates. Beautiful old truck!
like how you listened to the previous owner, who seemed satisfied, that this beauty was in good hands..and the start of memories for Your Family..amen..you got your priorities right!
I'm very happy for you, and your boy will have great memories of you and the old truck that you bought from another older man with his memories it brings tears to my eyes. Good job and may God bless you all.
I cried watching this video because my dad had one like this.. And when I saw your son go underneath the truck to the help you tie it down it remind me of when I used to help my dad with his truck. Thanks for the video!!!
Beautiful! I hope you can get back and give him that ride in the back of the truck, I think that would mean the world to him and the memories of long ago when he was a boy!. Great video
This wonderful old truck and I were both built in 1949. What a find! I know I’m speaking for a lot of folks when I say l’m glad to see it finally sold to someone who’ll treat it with respect.
That Little Guy that threw that strap around that axle tube is gunna be a great Mechanic!!!!He reminds me of my Boy who is 20yrs old now and he is quite the Yong man!! He is my Apprentice now and I am soooo Proud of him...we ben workin old junk since he was as young as your boy and I would not take a Million Dollars for the times weve had together!I'm a welder of 28+yrs and Malachi is Followin Dad to be the Best of the Best!God Bless Ya'll...
Wow! I have a 48 R moline that was my grandfathers and a 53 5 window, all original with 49700 miles on it. I really enjoy them both. Thanks for letting me know there are people like me that still appreciate them.
My brother just rescued a 1938 Farmall tractor and hauled it back to California from Missouri. And it runs. You got a find there. It was meant for you. Henry good job helping dad. Can’t wait to see your progress fixing it up
Glad to see see that you are going to restore it. Best wishes in your effort. Just out of high school in 1951, I went to work for Mannerud-Huntington Fuel Co in Eugene, Oregon. While drivers had to put up with old clunkers, mostly pre-war, two 1949 or 1950 Chevrolet 5-window trucks sat in the garage--one blue and the other green. Finally, management took them to Portland and had them fitted with custom made beds to haul sawdust and wood chips. My turn finally came to drive the green one to haul sawdust from a lumber mill to the Eugene Power and Electric and to Weyerhaeuser. I thought I had arrived. So every time I see one of those trucks I think back to that period just before entering the army. Wayne Warner, Springfield, MO.
The boys learning that work is fun and rewarding. Your young one was probably about the same age as the gentleman was when his dad brought that beauty home. Great vid,. Thanks.
Great video! I had a 48 just like this one several years ago. I miss that ole truck! I'm 75 and I'm looking for another one like this. I'll be keeping a eye out on your channel for more videos on this project. I like that you want to keep it original. Good luck.
your kids won me as new subscriber watching them helping you, plus that pick up brings me very nice memories also. I'm gonna grab some snacks and watch you guys restore or rebuild or bring back to life, I'm from a small place in Baja Mexico fantastic find to work with.
My Grandpa brought one! It was the first truck or car I ever drove! I mastered it around the farm at 8 years old! I could not let it go when grandpa died! It was like one of the family! The truck is still in the family, now my grandkid is driving it! I think it's on its 3ed rebuild! Still looks and drives great! still completely stock, just the way it came with the foot starter!
My first pickup was a 1951 Chevy which I bought in 1963 for $300. Watching this video brought back many fond memoirs. Like your trucks previous owner, I too am 75.
I stayed till the end great find and great that your kids got involved in picking it up, that has so much family value, and they will remember this event for ever.
Stayed and subscribed. I appreciate your respect for the gentleman, the questions you asked him, and to offer him a ride when she is safely operational - I am really looking forward to seeing that video!
I love your iconic garage find Chevy pickup truck. My son and I just found and bought a ‘54 GMC 100 pickup this past summer. Looks mostly the same as yours, dust and all. We are midway through the (original only) restoration of this truck. It’s a pleasure to work on, being that there’s no computer to get in the way. We loved your video and wish you luck and success in getting her back on the road. Ken and Kyle, Lubbock, Tx.
Watched it to the end of course lol. I love those old trucks. Grew up riding in the back of one. Learned how to drive in a 47. Life sure was simple and good back then. Just like the truck. Pure honest simplicity at it's best. Great video!
Wish I still had my 54 F100 panel, flat 6, 3 on tree, 17" narrow tires, astronomical mileage with that 1 barrel. Sold it after I drove it for 17 years just like it was, for nearly 4 times what I paid for it... wish I still had it!
@@FarmAlarm You get along great with your kids! Trust means alot. I envy that. My dad, I love him, was a nazi. No tolerance. You got it going on...😎👍❤❤❤
That brought back a lot of memories of old cars. I was born in 51. We had a family friend who always drove older vehicles. I remember my parents telling me they were coming over to show us their new car. I was probably 5 or 6 and their new car was a 1951 chevy. The engine compartment, the crank hole, everything in it looked just like your "new" truck. I'm glad you want to keep it original, I love looking at old equipment and look at the technology they used to make things happen. I'll be watching!
When I was a junior in high school in 1977, there was a senior whose dad owned the local Chevrolet dealership, and he had a 49 five-window that he drove to school. I thought it was the most beautiful truck I've ever seen, and I've wanted one ever since. Maybe someday.
I am 81, my first truck was a 1950 just like that only a lighter green. It was a runner, I loved that truck. Lots os luck. That tailgate is in real nice shape from the looks of it.
Wow what a find . The underneath looks clean as a whistle . I bet a wash and a service and that old girl will start right up ready to start working again
It's great the way you have the entire family involved. Your little fella was so neat after he passed the strap over the axle. It's a very enjoyable video.
Little man made tnis video alot more interesting...lol he's absolutely adorable. Good to see people still teaching their kids respect & how to appreciate things..god bless you sir & your family as well..
Wonderful Video. The look in your boys face after wrapping that strap over the frame is priceless. I learned to drive in my dad's 48 Chevy pickup which is long gone. Thanks for the "revisit" to my youth......
@@FarmAlarm Can't believe the shape it was in, stting for so long. When the glovebox door flung open, I was amazed! Even the battery box cover was in good shape! (How old am I?) Lol...
Great find. I love how you get your kids involved in the work. They can grow up knowing they can do anything. I'm a city kid and I'm still learning. All the best to yours!
Enjoyed the video. I live near Ashland and my inlaws live in Boonville. My dad also had a 49 when i was a kid. It was dark blue. I had a 1950 3600 series 5 window. Fixed it up and drove it for several years then sold it back to the guy that i bought it from.
That is a fantastic truck. I wish I had kept some of my dads cars and trucks. I am 70 yrs old and they were a good truck. Good luck with your restoration, I know you will do a great job on it.....
Hi Tracy, truly enjoyed your 1949 Chevy Truck videos. I have a 1950 Chevy 3600 and can relate. My wife's grandfather bought it new and was kept in the family and indoors the entire time. Everything is original including the back bed and I intend to continue to keep it that way. I am now fortunate to have it with me and my wife and truly enjoy having it as it's a working truck that we got running with minimal effort. It was a farm truck and has only 46,000 mile. I'm in the process of rebuilding the carburetor and will get it back on the road soon. Keep up the good work!!!!!
Thanks so much for the comment Joe. I really appreciate you sharing your story. WOW that is Low miles. I bet it's nice. Email me some pictures, I'd love to see them. Thanks for watching Joe!
Great Video. Good to see a Man teaching his Sons the right way too. That Youngest ain't a bit afraid of work! Climbed right under that truck like he was a old pro.
Same, it was more working on cars than car hunting with me & my dad but i try to involve our boys in any "cool" stuff i get up to. It's these memories that create a bond and teach lessons no school could.
Howdy Neighbor. This thing sings like a sewing machine. more videos coming soon. Side note, I know a Danny Bailey from Pilot Grove, and a Dan Bailey from Boonville. Popular name!
LOL !!! Classic !!! "Are there trucks in all these other garages"??? I see I have seen this before but it's even more exciting watching it the second time. Sure would love to have this experience!! My son is another "gear head" so I don't think anything I leave behind will ever become one of these!! A big "congrat's" and good luck. I've seen some of your follow up videos and love what you have done with the truck. Hope you son is enjoying it too!!
Nice truck. Your sons are a good crew. I love the ones no one messed with. I have a 50 Dodge b2b with 40 k that is close to original. Second taillight was an option and mine had only one.
It's not everyday you find a 70 year old truck in a storage shed! *Tell me about some Rare items that you have found,* I would love to hear 😀👍
We found a 51 3 window for sale about a year ago and snatched it up quickly
I found a 99 s10 Chevy once with a Corvette back end... is that rare enough?
@@Peregrino1611 sorta..but under the category of different in a cool way..
Farm Alarm I found a 72 Lemans from California it's whole life. No rust at all and only 86,000 miles on it. I got it running again and drive almost daily.
Years age in Pennsylvania, I was off to the side of a dirt road trying to change a tire on a Blazer, I just did not have enough jack to do the job, there in the mud was an abandoned jack and tire iron, antique, but was able to use it under my jack to stabilize the foot of my jack enough to get it done. I tossed the jack in the back and cleaned it up only to find it was from a Model A Ford, some other driver who knows how long before was stuck in the exact place I was. I still have the tire iron...
makes me want to cry, dad bought one when I was 5 I'm 73 and I still remember that truck, same everything...
I'm building a model kit of a 1950 3100, - pretty much exact same thing. Wanna paint it "weathered", like an original 70yr old truck well maintained. Good to see folks keeping the old iron running!
Same here my friend :(
What an awesome find! So cool that it was owned by one family this entire time!
My husband and i do like to dig through old tools and junk! You never know what you’re going to find!
Thanks Steph. Yeah I was excited that it was a *One Family Truck*
@@FarmAlarm Means it was taken care of! 😎👍❤
I love how the dad asked the littlest boy to climb under the truck and pull the safety strap over the axle tube. That is how you teach responsibility, respect and work ethic. They were included and they felt the connection between them. Simple but very effective. My dad did it with me and my brother. Great video and I'm keeping up with the updates. Beautiful old truck!
Thanks for the encouragement!
Best of luck to you and your family I really appreciated seeing your little boy there what a beautiful memory that’s going to be when he gets older
Thanks Terrence. Yes it will be a great memory for him!
That was an excellent find. Don't forget to take the guy for a ride in it as you promised....it is and will be an excellent experience for him.
I learned to drive in a Blue 1948, my grandfathers farm truck. Thanks for sharing and the memories.
like how you listened to the previous owner, who seemed satisfied, that this beauty was in good hands..and the start of memories for Your Family..amen..you got your priorities right!
I'm very happy for you, and your boy will have great memories of you and the old truck that you bought from another older man with his memories it brings tears to my eyes. Good job and may God bless you all.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed this. May the Heavenly Father bless you too.
I cried watching this video because my dad had one like this.. And when I saw your son go underneath the truck to the help you tie it down it remind me of when I used to help my dad with his truck. Thanks for the video!!!
What a cute little kid. Nice truck. The old guy is great!
Beautiful! I hope you can get back and give him that ride in the back of the truck, I think that would mean the world to him and the memories of long ago when he was a boy!. Great video
unfortunately...riding in the back of a pickup truck is now illegal...no seat belts back there...sad...safer but sad
@@woodsmn8047 we couldn't eat ice cream unless we ate it in the back of the truck
This wonderful old truck and I were both built in 1949. What a find! I know I’m speaking for a lot of folks when I say l’m glad to see it finally sold to someone who’ll treat it with respect.
Great find can't wait to see it restored. This shows they are still out there you just have to keep looking.
Thanks. They sure are around. But most folks just dont wanna sell them
@@FarmAlarm One would think they would want to have someone preserve them, and get some use out of them, rather than let them sit and rot...🙄
That Little Guy that threw that strap around that axle tube is gunna be a great Mechanic!!!!He reminds me of my Boy who is 20yrs old now and he is quite the Yong man!! He is my Apprentice now and I am soooo Proud of him...we ben workin old junk since he was as young as your boy and I would not take a Million Dollars for the times weve had together!I'm a welder of 28+yrs and Malachi is Followin Dad to be the Best of the Best!God Bless Ya'll...
Wow! I have a 48 R moline that was my grandfathers and a 53 5 window, all original with 49700 miles on it. I really enjoy them both. Thanks for letting me know there are people like me that still appreciate them.
Great parents , your babies will go far in life, was so lovely to see how dad and the boys interacted
What a great story to go along with that beautiful truck. Looks like it went to a wonderful family. Made my heart light watching your video.
Hey thanks so much Billy. We really appreciate that!
@@FarmAlarm Real life, the way it used to be...ethics & values....👍
My brother just rescued a 1938 Farmall tractor and hauled it back to California from Missouri. And it runs.
You got a find there. It was meant for you. Henry good job helping dad. Can’t wait to see your progress fixing it up
That is a long way for a tractor! Henry says Thanks!
It is GREAT you are keeping this truck original!! Amazing find!
Thanks!
i thinks its awesome your rescued that old girl cant wait to see what she looks like when your finished
Glad to see see that you are going to restore it. Best wishes in your effort. Just out of high school in 1951, I went to work for Mannerud-Huntington Fuel Co in Eugene, Oregon. While drivers had to put up with old clunkers, mostly pre-war, two 1949 or 1950 Chevrolet 5-window trucks sat in the garage--one blue and the other green. Finally, management took them to Portland and had them fitted with custom made beds to haul sawdust and wood chips. My turn finally came to drive the green one to haul sawdust from a lumber mill to the Eugene Power and Electric and to Weyerhaeuser. I thought I had arrived. So every time I see one of those trucks I think back to that period just before entering the army. Wayne Warner, Springfield, MO.
That's an awesome memory. Thanks for sharing Wayne.
Just found this video. That truck looks amazing. Love that front end. Hope your boys enjoy this memory for a long time.
I have my grandfather’s ‘48 five window. Your vids are helping inspire me to get it back on the road.
The boys learning that work is fun and rewarding. Your young one was probably about the same age as the gentleman was when his dad brought that beauty home. Great vid,. Thanks.
Great find and a wonderful story.
Just like the old man clearly remembered his Father bringing the truck home 70 years ago, your boys certainly will too. Great video.
That’s fantastic with your little boy helping his Daddy!! You are making memories and he won’t forget that!!
Blessings on your find there!!
Glad you are preserving History, Your kids will appreciate it also.
I'm always here till the end... I loved them old trucks!!! As a kid I figured that all older Chevy pick-ups were painted green... LOL...
Thanks Bobby! Man, Green is my LEAST FAVORITE color for a truck LOL😆. But I like the old patina, so it will have to do. Thanks for watching Bobby.
@@FarmAlarm my 54 f100 panel was bodacious green... it was that way for 17yrs. I drive it like I found it ... like you not my favorite...
Stayed to the end. Can't wait to see this thing come to life. Henry is going to love driving it around when he's older.
Thanks Amos. Hope to teach Henry how to drive in this truck. 😀👍
@@FarmAlarm Twill indeed be a memorable experience!👍
What a great truck. Love seeing original cars in such great condition! Can't wait to see how you freshen her up!
Thanks Tim
Great video! I had a 48 just like this one several years ago. I miss that ole truck! I'm 75 and I'm looking for another one like this. I'll be keeping a eye out on your channel for more videos on this project. I like that you want to keep it original. Good luck.
My brother has one fully restored--FOR SALE
@@wendellcook4745 $$$$$ I bet...
It is great whenever these beautiful machines are freed from storage and put back on the road where they belong and for us to enjoy. Good job.
OMG that Chevy brings back memories of my youth on the farm in the 50's
The good old days 👍😀
@@FarmAlarm When I was a kid, used to dream about living on a farm.... never happened. But I dreamt about it.
What a find and what a story Congratulations do it justice
Thanks Texan!
your kids won me as new subscriber watching them helping you, plus that pick up brings me very nice memories also. I'm gonna grab some snacks and watch you guys restore or rebuild or bring back to life, I'm from a small place in Baja Mexico fantastic find to work with.
My Grandpa brought one! It was the first truck or car I ever drove!
I mastered it around the farm at 8 years old! I could not let it go when grandpa died! It was like one of the family! The truck is still in the family, now my grandkid is driving it! I think it's on its 3ed rebuild! Still looks and drives great! still completely stock, just the way it came with the foot starter!
Awesome find!!
My first pickup was a 1951 Chevy which I bought in 1963 for $300. Watching this video brought back many fond memoirs. Like your trucks previous owner, I too am 75.
I stayed till the end great find and great that your kids got involved in picking it up, that has so much family value, and they will remember this event for ever.
Stayed and subscribed. I appreciate your respect for the gentleman, the questions you asked him, and to offer him a ride when she is safely operational - I am really looking forward to seeing that video!
Me too!😎👍
The little guy has a lot of awareness of how things work. Follows instructions well too!
WOW!! You and your boys are going to have a blast with this project. God bless.
Indeed we will, thanks. God bless you too
Looking forward to see it running and the trip back to the old guys ride it it again
I love your iconic garage find Chevy pickup truck. My son and I just found and bought a ‘54 GMC 100 pickup this past summer. Looks mostly the same as yours, dust and all. We are midway through the (original only) restoration of this truck. It’s a pleasure to work on, being that there’s no computer to get in the way. We loved your video and wish you luck and success in getting her back on the road.
Ken and Kyle, Lubbock, Tx.
What an amazing find! I’m glad you’re going to keep it original, it’s got great patina. Stayed to the end!
I love Patina. I'm not a green fan, but the patina makes it cool. Thanks for the comment.
@@FarmAlarm Thankful you were going to keep it close to stock as possible.😎👍🙏
What a very nice and genuine man.
He sure was a nice person to meet and to hear his story. Thanks for watching
Watched it to the end of course lol. I love those old trucks. Grew up riding in the back of one. Learned how to drive in a 47. Life sure was simple and good back then. Just like the truck. Pure honest simplicity at it's best. Great video!
Thanks Dan. 👍👍 for simple living !
LOVE the earlier models,but settled on a 58 Panel,and love the feeling of driving it.NO modern vehicle comes close to the VIBE
You are so right, I too enjoy driving my old truck
Wish I still had my 54 F100 panel, flat 6, 3 on tree, 17" narrow tires, astronomical mileage with that 1 barrel. Sold it after I drove it for 17 years just like it was, for nearly 4 times what I paid for it... wish I still had it!
Glad you saved!
We working on our 54 too.
Yesterday we drove it to our first auto fair in Dorado, Puerto Rico.
Congrats and thanks for sharing!
I just finished a 47 last year!!! You can see it on my channel if you like old cars and loud guitars!!! Keep Rocking!!!
So fatherly to have your sons work with you. Would love to meet great people like you all.
Thanks, I really appreciate that! 👍
@@FarmAlarm You get along great with your kids! Trust means alot. I envy that. My dad, I love him, was a nazi. No tolerance. You got it going on...😎👍❤❤❤
Wow, what a cool truck. Your little helper is adorable!
Thanks Keith
That’s a heck of a great find with the truck in pretty good shape
That brought back a lot of memories of old cars. I was born in 51. We had a family friend who always drove older vehicles. I remember my parents telling me they were coming over to show us their new car. I was probably 5 or 6 and their new car was a 1951 chevy. The engine compartment, the crank hole, everything in it looked just like your "new" truck. I'm glad you want to keep it original, I love looking at old equipment and look at the technology they used to make things happen. I'll be watching!
Perfect little helper👍👍👍 good luck with that sweet truck
What a find...the history is what really makes it special.
Thanks. I really enjoyed hearing his story.
What a great find.!
Very nice find. Had some good help there little man was as excited as you were.
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Looks like beautiful truck and probably some beautiful memories behind it too
This truck got a great past! And it's beautiful just as it is! Congratulations on the buy.
How cool. Get them kids as involved as you can!! Love seeing how into it they where when picking it up!
What a beaut. ❤️. What homesteader couldn’t see their family farm name on the side. Lucky.
😀👍👍👍 thanks so much Cassity
Rebuilding the past. Awesome. Thanks for sharing your story.
Thanks for watching Lety
@@FarmAlarm Great story!❤
When I was a junior in high school in 1977, there was a senior whose dad owned the local Chevrolet dealership, and he had a 49 five-window that he drove to school. I thought it was the most beautiful truck I've ever seen, and I've wanted one ever since. Maybe someday.
I am 81, my first truck was a 1950 just like that only a lighter green. It was a runner, I loved that truck. Lots os luck. That tailgate is in real nice shape from the looks of it.
That is awesome Frank. Thanks for sharing. Did most tailgates get tore up?
Wow what a find . The underneath looks clean as a whistle . I bet a wash and a service and that old girl will start right up ready to start working again
Man it was so clean underneath when we worked on it
It's great the way you have the entire family involved. Your little fella was so neat after he passed the strap over the axle. It's a very enjoyable video.
Little man made tnis video alot more interesting...lol he's absolutely adorable. Good to see people still teaching their kids respect & how to appreciate things..god bless you sir & your family as well..
oh my word that is a fantastic truck i love it just the dust makes me want to shine it up and fix it up yeah awesome hugsssss from Ontario Canada
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Wonderful Video. The look in your boys face after wrapping that strap over the frame is priceless. I learned to drive in my dad's 48 Chevy pickup which is long gone.
Thanks for the "revisit" to my youth......
Stayed to the end! A gem in the rough for sure, and it being a one owner and knowing the story behind it is priceless!!! :)
Thanks for that feedback Jerry
@@FarmAlarm Can't believe the shape it was in, stting for so long. When the glovebox door flung open, I was amazed! Even the battery box cover was in good shape! (How old am I?) Lol...
Donnie you just made their day. Can wait to ride in the back with ya.
clean old truck. The little boy is cute helping out like he does.
Great find. I love how you get your kids involved in the work. They can grow up knowing they can do anything. I'm a city kid and I'm still learning. All the best to yours!
I anxiously waiting to see what you do with that beautiful truck
Well be sure to watch all of the videos in order. It's been a great truck and was a fun project
Enjoyed the video. I live near Ashland and my inlaws live in Boonville. My dad also had a 49 when i was a kid. It was dark blue. I had a 1950 3600 series 5 window. Fixed it up and drove it for several years then sold it back to the guy that i bought it from.
What a small world. Who are your inlaws?
@@FarmAlarm Eldon and Arlene Smith. They just moved to Boonville a couple of months ago from Columbia.
That is a fantastic truck. I wish I had kept some of my dads cars and trucks. I am 70 yrs old and they were a good truck. Good luck with your restoration, I know you will do a great job on it.....
That’s an amazing piece of history. Congratulations
It sure is. And thanks! 👍
Hi Tracy, truly enjoyed your 1949 Chevy Truck videos. I have a 1950 Chevy 3600 and can relate. My wife's grandfather bought it new and was kept in the family and indoors the entire time. Everything is original including the back bed and I intend to continue to keep it that way. I am now fortunate to have it with me and my wife and truly enjoy having it as it's a working truck that we got running with minimal effort. It was a farm truck and has only 46,000 mile. I'm in the process of rebuilding the carburetor and will get it back on the road soon. Keep up the good work!!!!!
Thanks so much for the comment Joe. I really appreciate you sharing your story. WOW that is Low miles. I bet it's nice. Email me some pictures, I'd love to see them. Thanks for watching Joe!
Great Video. Good to see a Man teaching his Sons the right way too. That Youngest ain't a bit afraid of work! Climbed right under that truck like he was a old pro.
Love this truck not only because it was manufactured the tear I was born but I've always loved the 5 window trucks.
Love this video and the story behind this old gem. Subscribed and want to follow up on your progress. Can't wait.
So Happy for you!! I'm sure it will be beautiful when you get it all cleaned up!! ~ Ms K
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Such a great find! And I love that you brought your kids along. Some of my happiest memories are car hunting with my dad when I was a kid!
Same, it was more working on cars than car hunting with me & my dad but i try to involve our boys in any "cool" stuff i get up to. It's these memories that create a bond and teach lessons no school could.
I am in the Sedalia area. Grew up in Florence. My Grampa had a '54 5 window. Wish I had it now. Can't wait to hear it run
Howdy Neighbor. This thing sings like a sewing machine. more videos coming soon. Side note, I know a Danny Bailey from Pilot Grove, and a Dan Bailey from Boonville. Popular name!
@@FarmAlarm Any relation to George Bailey, (aka Jimmy Stewart)?
Love it gonna keep up with it and see what you do with it # new subscriber
Hey thanks Steve. The old truck runs great and ive put 1000 mikes on it. More videos to come.
@@FarmAlarm THAT'S what keeps them running better than anything. Being a daily driver.
Cant wait to see what it looks like when your done, great video
Thanks Tely
Love the truck. Great job on the video.
Thanks Keith
What a beautiful truck!
Thanks!
Sweet find. It’s in great shape.
What a find. What a beauty. Stepping into a different way of life, of living.
What a great find
well used but not abused - then cleaned/degreased and put in to quality dry storage. that's a restorer's dream. good luck!
WOW you found a jewel! Great family...
I like that 1949 my dad had one the same as your picture on UA-cam I learned to drive on a old truck 3 on the tree
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing your story!
Thanks for posting your video. I have my eye on one as well. The will not give it up.
LOL !!! Classic !!! "Are there trucks in all these other garages"??? I see I have seen this before but it's even more exciting watching it the second time. Sure would love to have this experience!! My son is another "gear head" so I don't think anything I leave behind will ever become one of these!! A big "congrat's" and good luck. I've seen some of your follow up videos and love what you have done with the truck. Hope you son is enjoying it too!!
Nice truck. Your sons are a good crew. I love the ones no one messed with. I have a 50 Dodge b2b with 40 k that is close to original. Second taillight was an option and mine had only one.
1949 Chevrolet has been long time needs tires paint job get truck running classic vehicle awesome video keep up the good work friend bless you