John Jenks nope firstly you need a great engineer to make one secondly you would need to have the money to fund it the place to put it alot of workers you would need to have it aged like it would be after decades wich is impossible and you also need approval of the government and a liscense to make a train so it’s pretty much impossible
Mad Pierrot exactly..the Mr Brown..Brads wife..Special victims unit intro...It's redundant! Are they doing it for likes? It's quite peculiar really. Especially when there's plenty to actually comment on
@@mikemarron3333 Mark stated several times that he never gives an estimated value as he is not in the business of doing so. He is only called in from historical perspective to see if the relic is real or not.
FLAT Earther lol, I got a buddy who lives over on sodor named sirtopemhat. He knows all about trains. If he can get this train to talk he might just buy it for his island.
I’m a Coachbuilder by trade working for the National railway here in Ireland, I worked on the restoration of the President DeValera state coach, it’s not too dissimilar from these cars, so personally, I loved watching this clip and I’m curious to know how it panned out?
Those cars are in pretty good shape! The fact that they’re in Vegas has probably kept them in pretty nice shape. It’s pretty hard to keep cars like that looking nice in the northeast.
I halfway wanted there to be a bookshelf in there so he could ask Rebecca over, because I know she'd geek out over that train too. That thing is incredible. I love old train cars like that.
Interesting. I used to drive for UPS, and the color of the trucks is called Pullman Brown. The founders loved the trains so they made UPS trucks the same color. So whenever you see a UPS truck, you can think of Pullman trains.
If I had the means, I would buy those in a heartbeat. I'd even go so far as to buy an old abandoned train station, somewhere that was connected to the main lines, to restore and convert into a home. And buy an engine to pull them. Then all I'd have to do is have a small custom made garage car, and I'd be all set.
Calvin Candie Always wondered what the point of Mark is since he never gives a value like the others. Then again, maybe that's why they call him in more than any other expert. They can lowball at any price they want and the seller is none the wiser to the actual value :p
Mark probably spent a bit of time looking around the carriages, pointing out any thing wrong with it and giving info to both Rick and the owner. Don't forget, we are watching what would have been an hour of footage here, that has been edited into minutes.
Lots of conversation off camera for sure Beautiful car !! Just recently walked through and Executive Pullman and and a 1950's Pullman Beautiful condition
Things were made to last back then. Now everyone wants the newest thing and will throw away a perfectly good object just because the next model came out.
Defin Pullman Standard cars. New York Central used the exact same designed cars. Pullman last built as far as I know the R46 Subway cars still running on NYC Subway lines here in New York. Great company along with Budd Co and St Louis.
It's in nice shape, but without the original box it came in, and you don't have any of the track... what were you looking to get for it? ~~ Anyway, I wonder if the rolling stock, brakes etc. are still in usable condition.
SeeOurWrecks ....Most likely it still has Friction Barring Trucks. That can only be moved at 10mph. Whoever buys it would have to put another Million into it to make it track worthy, and then have to pay storage too. As expensive as model railroading is, it only gets more so with real cars and engines.
SeeOurWrecks HEP, couplings, glazing, trucks, easily $1 million. $200,000 in wiring, another 200 in wheels, probably some roof work, definitely kitchen work (and that’s the the 1902 CB&Q Car, The our Car is a C&S Car (acquire by CB&Q) and is of wooden construction. That also might hamper this car as well, depending on what percentage of it is wood.
whoever buys it will probably be 2 kinds of people 1. some train nut that will lay tracks down on their property and just have it sit there 2. some train touring company that will fix it up then have it ride people around on luxury trips for money
One major question : are the wheel trucks friction bearings or are they roller bearings ? Modern railroads will no longer allow any rolling stalk on their lines with old type bearings.
These train cars were owned by Bob Snow, who founded Church Street Station entertainment complex in Orlando. (Eventually Snow sold the Orlando complex and tried a similar venture in Vegas in the 80s but failed, which is why these train cars were there.) I was a waiter at his Orlando restaurant Lily Marlene's in the late 70s, and often walked over to Snow's train cars to serve him his dinner. Bob was known as an eccentric among his staff, most of whom were frightened of him and his outbursts. But I didn't mind, as it gave me a chance to get outside for a few minutes and have a smoke. Life was good.
Funny you should mention that. On one of the Breaking Amish episodes, they take a trip to Las Vegas and visit the Clark County Museum. I seem to recall this same guy from the museum making and appearance.
“You mind helping me sell this train Rick?” Rick: *Sighs* “It’s gonna be a tough sell, gonna sit for a while, and I gotta frame it up. With that being said, I’ll take a 50% commission”
The funniest thing is that like any boat, aircraft, RV or Bus and as expensive as the items might seem it's really not about the purchase but is all about the storage and the maintenance...
101001 Unless you live in less populated states, 1 million dollars no longer makes you super uber duper rich. That amount of money can buy you a shabby one bedroom one bathroom home in San Francisco.
These things are absolutely beautiful. Hildene, (Robert Lincoln's estate in Vermont) has one of these out back because Robert was President of Pullman Cars for a while. Only a handful of these left in the world. Fun fact- my uncle is a direct descendant of George Pullman
Mark, Mark, Mark, from San Luis Obispo I say, please don't ever say that these cars had a "cook" on board!! All of the private varnish i have ridden on had a "CHEF" and a steward aboard. When i would be fortunate enough to be invited on one of these trips, I usually boarded in San Luis Obispo and would bring some desert for all on board from the Apple Farm, like their famous apple fritter, or one of the Madonna Inn Black Forest cakes for which the Chef was always very grateful....Also, i have never ridden behind a freight train on any of my trips, normally we were always attached to the rear of an Amtrak scheduled consist...FYI....
RICK: Let me call a buddy of mine who's an expert in old trains. I mean, there's a lot of fake old trains out there...
He's an expert, he owns 3 or 4 complete HO trains
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@@astra7291 extra crispy
Well obviously there is fake old trains you dumbass!
John Jenks nope firstly you need a great engineer to make one secondly you would need to have the money to fund it the place to put it alot of workers you would need to have it aged like it would be after decades wich is impossible and you also need approval of the government and a liscense to make a train so it’s pretty much impossible
"I know a guy who knows all that is to be known about trains."
Sheldon Cooper walks in
😂😂😂😂
Nah sheldon would have to do it over skype. No way he's going out during covid-19.
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@@sherminator1617 man i respect the mclovin profile
Underrated comment
My main concern is that people don't really use trains anymore. Its going to sit for a while. Best I can do is $2,000
Jason D could you do 3?
Finally a creative comment. No surprise that it has less likes than the copy/pasted comments.
Mad Pierrot thats because youtube zombies cant comprehend original comments ....
He's right. Who in the world would buy it. It would sit forever and it's a big gamble
Mad Pierrot exactly..the Mr Brown..Brads wife..Special victims unit intro...It's redundant! Are they doing it for likes? It's quite peculiar really. Especially when there's plenty to actually comment on
Imagine how much the glass case for this would cost
Well if rick guesses its probably 500 bucks hahahha
Imagine how much to frame it
Dont forget he needs to send it off and that things can pop off with that
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@harvey4385 everytime..i always wait for these comments xD
This is my favorite segment of this whole series. I am still speechless as to how almost 100% original that car is and the condition it's in
Guy: "I don't know anything about trains, so I thought I'd give you a call."
Rick: "I don't know. Let me call a buddy of mine."
The 'buddy' Mark didn't have much of value to add
@@mikemarron3333 he is never giving a price
@@mikemarron3333 Mark stated several times that he never gives an estimated value as he is not in the business of doing so. He is only called in from historical perspective to see if the relic is real or not.
Imagine selling your train to a pawn shop
Imagine having money
Imagine doing something productive
Imagine imagining
@@ZoeyCult we've transcended fully lol
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It ended up selling for 1.2 million dollars
Wow thanks for the info
Not all heroes wear capes.
Yeah but how much did Rick get out of it? 5% or so?
Creed Bratton probably yeah. But it is also possible that the owner was only looking to get 1milion out of it, and Rick collected the 200k.
Totally worth it!
By far one of the coolest pieces ever on the show!!
Lemme call in my buddy thomas the tank
FLAT Earther lol, I got a buddy who lives over on sodor named sirtopemhat. He knows all about trains.
If he can get this train to talk he might just buy it for his island.
🤣😂
Hey flat earther. Do you really think the earth is flat ?
Sir Topham Hatt
ha!!
Mark seems like the nicest, most genuine dude
So did Ted Bundy lol
@@TIAMATRIA maybe you mean Al Bundy
I mean, I could do like 50 bucks, I need to put this on display buy a glass case for it.
Teh sorce plez Plus it will take up space in the shop
Rick Grimes I’ll give a walker head and a human toe
Lemme call in my buddy thomas the tank
You gotta respect Rick's appreciation for history.
That would be cool to use for a tiny home. Absolutely gorgeous interior
Quite honestly “Not so Tiny”
I’m a Coachbuilder by trade working for the National railway here in Ireland, I worked on the restoration of the President DeValera state coach, it’s not too dissimilar from these cars, so personally, I loved watching this clip and I’m curious to know how it panned out?
According to some of the comments it sold for 1.2 million.
I got you 20 bucks.
$1.65 and im taking a risk here
Lol
@@jacksondoegg4001 imma send general Sherman after you
$5 is the best I can do not a penny more
$1.50 and a bj from Chumlee
Those cars are in pretty good shape! The fact that they’re in Vegas has probably kept them in pretty nice shape. It’s pretty hard to keep cars like that looking nice in the northeast.
I halfway wanted there to be a bookshelf in there so he could ask Rebecca over, because I know she'd geek out over that train too. That thing is incredible. I love old train cars like that.
I'm nerding out on this train. The best I can offer is $100
I can do 14038
Etemon likes trains?
Maybe 150 but im taking a huge risk
Mrflufay2 its going to collect dust on the shelf for a couple of years before I can sell it.
공현 that a joke get a job
This train car would be amazing if it were sitting on a property in the mountains as a guest house or even a home for a small family.
2:38 Rick literally is about to cry lol
Interesting. I used to drive for UPS, and the color of the trucks is called Pullman Brown. The founders loved the trains so they made UPS trucks the same color. So whenever you see a UPS truck, you can think of Pullman trains.
If I had the means, I would buy those in a heartbeat. I'd even go so far as to buy an old abandoned train station, somewhere that was connected to the main lines, to restore and convert into a home. And buy an engine to pull them. Then all I'd have to do is have a small custom made garage car, and I'd be all set.
I know someone who has a private car, specifically NKP’s “City of Chicago”. It’s a LOT of work!
We still have train cars here in Ohio from early 1900’s. Most are “mom n pop” restaurants. A few are hobby shops, but all are cool old cars.
Mark gave zero information to Rick
Calvin Candie Always wondered what the point of Mark is since he never gives a value like the others.
Then again, maybe that's why they call him in more than any other expert. They can lowball at any price they want and the seller is none the wiser to the actual value :p
He's not an appraiser. He's not good with appraising. He's an authenticator. He's swell with authenticating.
Mark probably spent a bit of time looking around the carriages, pointing out any thing wrong with it and giving info to both Rick and the owner.
Don't forget, we are watching what would have been an hour of footage here, that has been edited into minutes.
Lots of conversation off camera for sure
Beautiful car !!
Just recently walked through and Executive Pullman and and a 1950's Pullman
Beautiful condition
Well it’s fake soooooo......
Hmm 1 million you say?
Ill give you tree fiddy
god damn loch ness monster!
nigel lolll
nigel 6
nigel it’s a big risk
How about free tiddy?
God, would love to have come across these cars like this!!! Beautiful cars.
I really hope they were saved!
Rick: let me call a friend of mine(but not necessary the "friend" you're thinking of) that knows a lot about trains.
-SHELDON COOPER enters😂
He would definitely buy that train himself
A chest full of real gold worth $100 million.
Rick: Best I can do is $1.00.
And I am taking a BIG risk here.
got to make profit on it hehehe
it's going to sit for a while, and I'm taking all the risk here...
I have to pay to restore it then it's going to cost me to get my money back I'm at a loss here doing you a favor
“And I have to worry about my guys damaging it”
My antique pocket-watch from Elgin was also made in 1902.
Still works! Though not in as good condition as that railroad car.
Things were made to last back then. Now everyone wants the newest thing and will throw away a perfectly good object just because the next model came out.
Scene not shown ..where the guy in the hat leaves a mondo duke in the bathroom.
Rick has so many buddies around him. I wish I have that one real buddy for me.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 they all turn be nice in the beginning and then they show their true colors. Hard to find the real ones nowadays.
Instantly I thought of like turning them into like a coffee and donut shop , maybe a souvenir shop or something! Those are sweet!
Mark Hall-Patton is a fountain of knowledge and has been a real asset to Rick's show.
Totally taking this as a tiny home.
Defin Pullman Standard cars. New York Central used the exact same designed cars. Pullman last built as far as I know the R46 Subway cars still running on NYC Subway lines here in New York. Great company along with Budd Co and St Louis.
I remember seeing these very railcars sitting on display , and in bad condition in Orlando Florida in the 1990's.
"I don't know anything about trains"
*Calls a Pawn broker* 🤔🙄
It's in nice shape, but without the original box it came in, and you don't have any of the track... what were you looking to get for it? ~~ Anyway, I wonder if the rolling stock, brakes etc. are still in usable condition.
SeeOurWrecks ....Most likely it still has Friction Barring Trucks. That can only be moved at 10mph. Whoever buys it would have to put another Million into it to make it track worthy, and then have to pay storage too. As expensive as model railroading is, it only gets more so with real cars and engines.
SeeOurWrecks HEP, couplings, glazing, trucks, easily $1 million. $200,000 in wiring, another 200 in wheels, probably some roof work, definitely kitchen work (and that’s the the 1902 CB&Q Car, The our Car is a C&S Car (acquire by CB&Q) and is of wooden construction. That also might hamper this car as well, depending on what percentage of it is wood.
whoever buys it will probably be 2 kinds of people
1. some train nut that will lay tracks down on their property and just have it sit there
2. some train touring company that will fix it up then have it ride people around on luxury trips for money
Love the original box comment ....very funny
@@markking6327 Yes, but never mind the box or track. Without a locomotive, it's not going anywhere. 😉
Rick purchased this for 675000 and sold it for 1.1 million in 3 weeks
im not a train enthusiast, but these cars are GORGEOUS!!!!
"It's gonna sit up on the shelf awhile, it's gonna take up space."
Gappie Al Kebabi I know right!?
Imagine having that on your backyard for guests and maybe a playroom, gorgeous design
One major question : are the wheel trucks friction bearings or are they roller bearings ?
Modern railroads will no longer allow any rolling stalk on their lines with old type bearings.
Just one of a number of questions...
Mr. Brown got along famously with that toilet 😂😂😂😂
To get to travel in that train car today would be amazing
A museum is the best place for these cars. They're priceless!
Mark sure helped 😂
“Im gonna have to frame it & here’s the bottom line; it’s going to sit for a LOOOOONG time.”
These train cars were owned by Bob Snow, who founded Church Street Station entertainment complex in Orlando. (Eventually Snow sold the Orlando complex and tried a similar venture in Vegas in the 80s but failed, which is why these train cars were there.) I was a waiter at his Orlando restaurant Lily Marlene's in the late 70s, and often walked over to Snow's train cars to serve him his dinner. Bob was known as an eccentric among his staff, most of whom were frightened of him and his outbursts. But I didn't mind, as it gave me a chance to get outside for a few minutes and have a smoke. Life was good.
man, hook those coaches up to power and plumbing and I would totally live in them.
Why post half of a show? You leave everybody hanging. Please History, don't upload any more half shows.
jonathan bell that's the point...to leave you wanting more, thus watching the show
You're welcome to post the other half.
Quit being such a moocher lol
Calls the Amish beard of knowledge
And I called joe bahama mama instead
Funny you should mention that. On one of the Breaking Amish episodes, they take a trip to Las Vegas and visit the Clark County Museum. I seem to recall this same guy from the museum making and appearance.
Guy: *owns a train*
Rick: explains everything
Im not into trains but omg I would buy that as a house
There are a handful of people who have done this!
Same, but old cargo containers are cheap, just gotta fix it up, put them in a row
I would love to live in that train...
“I gotta frame it and I’m taking a huge risk here.”
Rick: "Best I can do is 200 bucks. It's gonna sit for a while....."
I think these cars and most of the casino were from Orlando Fl. Back in the early 80's there was a place called Church Street Station.
These sell at auction for 2 million. Best I can offer is 150k
I gotta have room to profit.
"got to frame it"
1:51 the person outside the window in a red shirt thats walking............. he .. murdered my Cat
Unlucky xd
i would live in this train its so cool
Rick "Let me call a buddy of mine who knows all about this stuff."
In walks James West.
There was restaurant in Peru Indiana had two car's like that. Local people would ask to be setting in the rail road car's
“You mind helping me sell this train Rick?”
Rick: *Sighs* “It’s gonna be a tough sell, gonna sit for a while, and I gotta frame it up. With that being said, I’ll take a 50% commission”
Yay. I live in Quincy, IL awesome.
Pullman lived in my hometown Long Branch N.J.We even have a Pullman ave.
Hi" Rick, can't stay long because I got a barn raising to get to."
Would of loved to have traveled on this all those years ago so amazing
Rick started sweating looking at those trains. He is thinking I have to frame it.
This is the holy grail of train cars.
Ahh yes, but how well did you get along with Mr Brown?
Jesus famously I heard
I famously know Mr brown. For how many times I have heard that line 😓
you just copy and paste that shit, don't you..
Mosk E I think I have to stop reading the comments...It's so bloody redundant! Like Brads wife and S.V.U intro...It's done!
Jesus
The funniest thing is that like any boat, aircraft, RV or Bus and as expensive as the items might seem it's really not about the purchase but is all about the storage and the maintenance...
Rick your on the right track..
people that see this video 200 years later will say $1,000,000 is pocket money.
john oliveira I sure fucking hope not
In 200 years 1M$ will be worth around 1800$ of todays money due to inflation. The question is how much more wealthy people will be.
101001 Unless you live in less populated states, 1 million dollars no longer makes you super uber duper rich. That amount of money can buy you a shabby one bedroom one bathroom home in San Francisco.
they will also wonder what clean air smells like
I just learnt of the Pullman family, and their history.
Rip I will miss this train in Las Vegas I always pass by it but now it will never be the same
easily museum piece train...
Mark hall-patton is and always will be my favorite buddy of Rick's
The Clock in the old factory still work and when you walk pass it at night it's so scary
Wonderful piece of work.
*mark is my favorite expert on this entire show*
i would have prefer to see rebecca nerd out in it and talk about it the same way she talk about old book :D
"never been inside" - then proceeds to spit off like 5 minutes of history knowledge on it
seems like the casino should have made an event out of auctioning the cars
There are bunch of chesterfield chairs....this is worth a lot!
Ricks got a lot of buddy’s
wow these train cars are From Orlando Fl & the old Church street station
"Can I look at it?"
you are right now rick
Shut up, meg
Gold lmao
I would have liked to have known what happened to this beautiful train.
It sold for 1.2 million! 👍
This week on " Let me call a buddy of mine"
RantChant 316 That’s 100% what it should be called. Lol
This is probably the biggest thing Rick sold
:)
Mr. Brown and the train car got along famously.
These things are absolutely beautiful. Hildene, (Robert Lincoln's estate in Vermont) has one of these out back because Robert was President of Pullman Cars for a while. Only a handful of these left in the world.
Fun fact- my uncle is a direct descendant of George Pullman
That's Pullman cart made on the south side of Chicago off Cottage Grove 109 to 111
Would be a great mancave.
Mark, Mark, Mark, from San Luis Obispo I say, please don't ever say that these cars had a "cook" on board!! All of the private varnish i have ridden on had a "CHEF" and a steward aboard. When i would be fortunate enough to be invited on one of these trips, I usually boarded in San Luis Obispo and would bring some desert for all on board from the Apple Farm, like their famous apple fritter, or one of the Madonna Inn Black Forest cakes for which the Chef was always very grateful....Also, i have never ridden behind a freight train on any of my trips, normally we were always attached to the rear of an Amtrak scheduled consist...FYI....
Thank god Rick didn't offer him 2k and told him that he has to get it framed and he's taking all the risk 😂
I visited the Pullman companies owners home in Hillsborough CA obviously it was insane.
Rick! Will Have it SOLD, Then He Will Get His Share!
I've got a buddy that knows all about trains... Casey Jones walks in..