A Century of History: Barn Find Cars, Trucks, Tractors in HUGE Collection! John Deere, Ford & more!
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2023
- Mr. Goodpliers takes a look at a huge collection of antique cars, trucks, tractors and more vintage relics! Buick, Ford, Star, Edsel, Crosley, John Deere, Allis Chalmers, Case, Oliver, and more make up this century old lineup!
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I grew up in south Texas my grandpa was a shepherd I remember he had an old John Deere tractor and he used it as if it was a car we used to all jump on and went to the store church exetera, I used to go with my grandpa every morning when I was on school vacations he give me a Winchester 22 caliber rifle to shoot coyotes if they come close to the sheep ( they never did) it was a beautiful time I never knew my father but my grandpa was my mentor from him I learned to love our beautiful nation and respect our authority ( as long as they are respectful to us ) we were not rich but thank God we always have food and a roof over our heads.
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Nice story
A quiet walk around with abundant social history, thank you Mr Goodpliers.
I love this. Thank you for a Quick Look into the past….and how great our country once was before the lawyers and politicians sold us down the river😢
thanks for the prices without all the auction noise. Although I do love a good auction too.
I love old motors and old farm equipment with a passion and I'm sure I'm not the only one
Thank you for your videos! I just see rusty gold!
Wow those old tractors brought good money
Thanks for the tour. Enjoyed seeing the old tractors and cars. Have a great evening. 👍
Thank you for stopping by the channel Terrence!
Really nice to see the tractors - I know you are a car guy but it is good to see everything that was there and not be in a rush
I am impressed you found an illustration of the Walter A. Woods machine. That farmer was well-dressed with a vest. 😃The big Ford farm truck at 1:26 seemed like a good deal for $800.
The 59 Edsel is beautiful. Odd that the driver’s side wheels are off. Crosley is cool, an older feller in Aurora CO we see at local shows has an early 50s Crosley pickup truck. Great video, interesting inventory with the Star and the Model A
just found your channel, great stuff.. On this video @ 14:49 minute mark, the snowmobile is a 1970 Ariens 300. A little history, Ariens was known for its snow blowers in the 1970'sand like many major corporations snowmobile manufacturing would be experimented with. Ariens started making snowmobiles in 1969 . The 300 came with a Kohler motor, deep padded seats, ABS tilt-up hood and wrap-around bumpers, front and rear. Ariens manufactured these in Brillion, Wisconsin. By 1973, Ariens was out of the snowmobile business. (citation from 'Vintage Snowmobiles, The Golden years 1968-1982')
A good video. Enjoyed your tour. Thank you for sharing! 💯
Good video I like when you show the items and then the price it sold for at auction much. Much better than watching the full auction. The 100 Honda Motorcycle was a steal at 500 dollars I've seen them go for $3,000 here in California!
That was a cool journey. I love seeing these old farms and all the equipment and vehicles. Thanks for giving the sold prices. Its shocking how much $ that stuff went for.
Excellent.
I was at that auction it was something to see
Any idea how much the Walter Woods machine sold for?
I'm sure that it's been years since anybody has last seen a Crosley. Thanks so much for the tour and showing us the vehicles and farm equipment. I'm sure that if they could talk, they each would have a story to tell about their years on the farm.
....??? .....Are you talking about Bing Crosby....or David Crosby ??? The CROSLEY in this video is pretty unusual.......
@@urbanurchin5930 OPPS! My bad. I'll fix it. My brain was still stuck in overdrive from a long week at work. Thanks.
The 1954 Buick is exactly the kind of ride that I would be looking for !
I also loved the chrome monsters that would follow a few years later.
Man You find Some Great Auction.Great Video. I would of loved the old Star and the Arien Snowmobile.
Seems like they got a pretty good buck for everything there. No screaming deals.
Mr. B. Here ! Very cool collection ! 😊😊😊😊
Lots of neat old tractors. 54 Buick special; hey a 2dr! Of course the Crosely is a find! Even the model A. The Star is a find as well! The Edsul looks good. I would have snapped that up! I 100% agree with your take, Tim, on automotive innovation not really any great leaps since about 30 years ago. I don’t need the connectivity or touch screens. (My latest project is the first one with either of these options!)
Really interesting tour, thanks !
Hi tim thanks for the tour my pick is the edsel . Cheers mate🇦🇺
Yes Minnie wire tie baler with V4 Wisconsin for power.
Thanks!
Thanks for the attention to detail. I love to hear the prices to compare to auctions in my part of the country.
Intermittent wipers is one of the best conveniences .
The moline was a bale o matic wire tie hay baler. Usually had duals on both side due to the weight. That is a great find.
Quite the collection.
The Buick reminds me of the Buick squad car in The TV 50's show Highway Patrol .
17:16 it has to be the most steampunk machine ever
Very much so. It is a steam machine. And I liked the big metal gears on the whatzit corner at 4:08
Ok contraption on back of JD unstyled A is a manure loader. Used to load from the barn yard manure pile into a spreader pulled by a 2nd tractor. I've seen pictures of one other in a tractor magazine. Very rare piece as they weren't really a time saver. Two young boys could pitchfork a spreader full faster.AL B.
Amen !!!
Sweet
Carburetors 👍👍👍
Edsel looks to be in decent condition
Tim, if you ever see an HPM cider press they were made in Mt, Gilead, Oh 5 miles from my house. Hydraulic Press Manufacturing went on to produce stamping,diecast,plastic injection mould presses and plastic sheet line machinery.Grandpa manned the tool crib and my Dad was a electrician specialist till he retired. AL B.
This old fellow had some pretty nice old stuff you can tell he had a good eye for things. I take it the old boy had some money he wasn't just some poor old dirt farmer who hoarded junk
I thought the Ford trucks were quite reasonable for the condition. The N series (partial cab over) are a bear to work on but look neat. The MM machine just past the AC pull type combine (All Crop) is a baler. A neighbor here has one very similar except it is now pto powered. The one problem with them was that the wire tie models would drop a small piece of wire from each twister when it tied the bale. Little pieces of wire are not good for cows and other animals if they happen to ingest them... Really nice sale. I wonder what that really old grain reaper brought?
Tou could get the Edsel going easily as they used Ford parts under all that
restyled sheet metal. That's
the one I'd take. The Buick
looks unique compared to
What you see today. The Star is the best find of the
day. My Grandma told me
that when they were younger,
they owned a Month on and a Star. She couldn't tell me what the body styles of these cars were, so I'm gonna guess they were sedans as they had 4 kids
by then. We lost Grandfather
to scarlet fever in '33, but
Grandma lived to be 90 and
passed away in 1991. She
told me the stories on both
cars and a whole lot more
before she passed. Think
my Uncle had a lot of that
old farm gear on his farm
when I was small. He even
used some of it into the early
'70s when he quit farming
after an accident took his
right hand. He died not long
after that. I still remember
all that stuff in the barn too.
When I saw the crawler my heart skipped a beat but when I saw the price I realize I was going to die an old man never own one take care
I agree about disc brakes, OD trans. FI being the last important innovations but I would add it's amazing how much power the automakers get out of these 6 & 4 cyl engines..Like in the camaro, mustangs & MOPARS etc. & the LS1 motors actually get good mileage compared to earlier design HO V8's.. oh well
The Star looks awesome. Crosley too. I know the Edsel was missing two wheels on the driver's side. It looked like it was sitting up high. Did it have the engine ? Great job on the video.
1954 Buick!
Utopian TurtleTop! (Edsel)
New tech, in the last 30 yrs. I like the navigation system and, I guess airbags are a good tech improvement.
you should have bought the loose crosley eng ,,have you priced them lately ?
Those tractor prices seemed fairly higher than usual for that neck of the woods
The grain trucks seemed like solid deals. N series Ford trucks are hard to find around here.
edsel good bargain
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AC dozer has the cable lift blade which had little down force unlike a hydraulic cylinder design. AL B.
I agree about the computer junk I'd rather old car over a new car these days touch screen and all that junk no wonder to pick up sugar over a 100 gradrian thank you for the video
Well, I'll be dipped - you just showed "PEEWEE'S" Crosley Convertible from" Porky's the Day After" Movie!
I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT THE CROSLY AND THE STAR. MY DAD HAD A STAR IN 1937.
Yes, touch screens during and after " CO VID "; INSANE
Willys and overland were two companies that came together.
Right. The Willys was the higher priced model, and the Overland was the cheap everyman's entry level car
hi there.
I agree with you on the innovation not being much the past thirty years. I'd add OB2 to '95 and up GM vehicles. But TMPS and back up cameras, are silly.
If I ever get to the point I can’t back my car or truck without a camera it’s time to quit driving.
What did the Star sell for? I had a basket case one once, nowhere near that nice or complete
It went for $13,000
@Mr. Goodpliers thank you
Schwinn kickback 2 speed hub
Insane Black Obelisk inflation is affecting everywhere else.
If it comes down to electrical farm equipment it will take you 3 to 4 if not longer to farm
What is "the whole right to repair thing," please? Serious question, can anyone explain?
the price on that crosley was to high, by the time it restored it will be more than the price of a restored one today
what is it? a waterboy tractor?
where is crazy dave ??
I bought a crosley off a car lot in garden Grove ca,in 1959 for about 100. I think ,,,and drive it home,,it was a 1948 two door sedan ,,dark blue as I remember. I was part of a group of local hot rodders,and wanted to make a race car out of it. and I did ,I put in a Ford drive train with a full race flathead with 3 Ford 97 carbs. and ran at local drag strips. when I went in the army my friends took parts off my car ,,to the point that I said sell it and give the money to my mom..the worst part of this story !!!!!,,the car had a V8 60 eng and Ford drive train and I took it out to put in the big eng,,,that car I now know was one of only 8 that were made by crosley. ive Ben crying 😭 ever since
That's a crying shame that Case LA LP went so cheap. As good as any green and yellow any day.
Lots of tractor collectors there with deep pockets, just not any Case guys apparently
@@mr.goodpliers6988 Crazy Dave must not have made it there.
All that stuff was made in America, now we dont manufacture anything and we would need China to teach us how to make things again. 🤔😉