The Lincoln Continental Coupe in the Barn is a 1941 of which they only built 850 (and 400 Convertibles). I know because I owned one from 1973 to 2017. Loved that Car. Mine was always on the Road all the years I had it. If I were a lot younger than 75 Years, I would be there, Oh Well!
I'd say the collector was a Ford, Lincoln, Mercury guy,... I like that. So many of them I'd love to have and tinker on. 😢 Thanks for taking us along Silas. 😁
How can you pick one favorite, there are so many awesome cars and trucks. I can’t imagine someone saying that you are not a good person. You seem like a very good man to me, hard working family man who loves nature…. What’s not to like! Thanks for bringing us along!
Thank you for what you do. I was an Army mechanic for 27 years and Chrysler certified mechanic for 8 years. I was hit by a car while stopped on a motorcycle and I am now paralyzed and I cannot do what you do anymore, thank you for helping me enjoy the cars you find, buy, cut up and even crush. Take care
Great job finding all these hidden classics buddy and thanks for sacrificing your sweat for us viewer's. Looking forward to seeing what you buy at the auction. Your southern Indiana fan.
Silas that was greatthe oldies are dream cars they were fun cars and a heavy car you survived 99 percent of wrecks in them cars I remenber pumping gas into them at 31.9 cents a gallon and people were complaining about prices we ran our fordson on white gas with a hand pump fuel pump into the glob on top
Guy was an excellent destroyer of cars…he was good at tearing them apart and scattering to the wind….favorite.. the ford flathead boat anchors, 38’ pickup, 57 Ranchero, Merc Monterey’s.
I'd be pretty nervous, even trying to go into that house based on the age of it. You don't wanna fall through the floor, but you're right there's definitely some really cool cars out here.
Sooooo many Old Cars - Amazing - thanks for showing us - looking forward seeing the Auction and Yes - You gonna bid on some and also Smalls as well ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!
You sure delivered on this one Silas ! Not a Mercury guy but that place is a honey hole ! Wish I could be there just to take it all in. Good luck bidding, you were sure junk drunk ! Woo hoo
Wow, an Elektra 225! My old buddy had a convertible 225 in sweet shape! Even the power top worked! My old boss called it a deuce and a quarter. The longest car I've ever seen!
Another brilliant video - a great record of American automotive history - love the one with the wood along the side! Looking forward to seeing how many you buy!!!
So much cool iron! That 57 Lincoln in the barn is awesome! Those 57 Buicks are awesome too! That Cadillac does look sweet! That 63 Corvair Monza convertible looks rough, but the Corvair sedan was looking more promising. That 41 Chevrolet truck! So many cool things!
Yes the H means hemi. My 55 is the same with the first gen hemi but fully restored with an all steel M37 military bed complete with the slat sides that fold down into benches. My 47 Mercury 8 started like the one in the vid.
Always a very nice video. When I see these old farms loaded up like this one, i wonder how the owner could a let haphazard accumulation like this happen. When you was walking through those weeds, you had me itching. I used to wander the junk lots, so I know how hot it gets out there. Be careful because the whole place looks like Tic City, The little buggers are always looking for a free ride. I'm looking forward to the follow up auction video. Good Luck winning a bunch of money makers !
I believe the people calling you a ripoff or what have you are themselves less than ethical. Those blaming types are projecting their thoughts of what they would do in your situation. If you were a ripoff, word travels fast in your business, you would not be asked your opinion if it was not respected. A man's morals should not be able to be compromised for a few dollars. In fact, by having a respected opinion, you personally must do much better, like getting first eyes on stuff.
Silas is a stand up guy. We realize that not everything can be saved, especially when flakes offer way less than scrap value. He has a family to support and can’t work for free
Thanks Silas, some good cars there, I like the Country Squire and the Commuter, years ago I borrowed a '58 Mercury wagon for a week and loved it, always been on the lookout for one, but they're not that common.
The Lincoln convertible and the Merc convertible are two of the cars worth buying. But as you know your going to have to deep pockets for those two. Some of those Buicks are definitely worth saving. Thanks for the video and your time , I always look forward to checking out your new videos. And as for the people that are giving you smoke for the things you sell have not dealt with you . Your a fair man and you are willing to do what you can to help them buy what they want . As you say your time has to be worth something.
Where old Fords went to die…. but wow some cool old rides. I think my favorite is either the Cyclone or the 2 door Montego MX. Thanks for sharing your time with us. Looking forward to what you get to drag home. Stay safe. Peace
I liked the 2 door Buicks. Thanks for showing us this up coming auction. I was suppose to be in Kanas this week, so maybe I can come to the auction instead.
WOW! what a goldmine. Thanks for your efforts Silas. You donated Sweat for this vid, but fortunately no Blood or Tears. Joy outweighs the tears 100 fold. I hope the other Tube-ers can make it. Tim and Joe, Mortski and Puddin maybe. Yep, you will need Shaun. Be a big turnout. Hopefully a nice day. Can't wait for the video/s
I agree with another comment made about you coming to help put eyes on this collection of stuff. If you were a “rip off” , your opinion would not been requested and respected. I’ve watched your videos for a while now, always enjoy watching them. I’m old enough to be your father, but I have a ton of respect for you . I always wanted to be in a business like what you do . I grew with an older man who was a lot like you are . But when I got to point in my life to do this , it got very difficult to do this in the area where I live. New laws for being in the the city limits and the cost of property outside and near the city limits made it cost prohibiting. Now retired and just enjoying life with my wife and enjoying grandchildren.
That is one hell of a hoard,Looks like he liked to take things apart too..I;m sure theres some treasures buried in there..I wish i could go and bid,,Its going to take a long time to clean up that stuff..I like old bicycles and motorcycle stuff.. thanks for the tour
Without seeing a complete view of the car I think it's a 1940 Lincoln-Zephyr Continental Club Coupe but there were variations on a theme and they certainly made them in 1941 and 1942 but the '42 model was very different.
Silas, Puddin's Fab Shop would probably be interested in the Grey Chevy Luv. You should let him know about it & the Auction. The Mercedes he bought from you is now a 4x4. He's looking for a Good K5 Blazer frame if you have 1.
Which one was your favorite? I really liked the station wagons!
Really like the Commuter Thank you for another wonderful video .
The Country Squire Wagon.
Mercury Cyclone
57 Buick 2 Dr hardtop
The two Mercurys at 10:06. They don't pop up much.
The Lincoln Continental Coupe in the Barn is a 1941 of which they only built 850 (and 400 Convertibles). I know because I owned one from 1973 to 2017. Loved that Car. Mine was always on the Road all the years I had it. If I were a lot younger than 75 Years, I would be there, Oh Well!
There's some awesome cars right there!
Thanks for taking us along Silas ❤🇬🇧
Bravo! The passion and precision in this restoration are evident. This video is both inspiring and heartwarming
I'd say the collector was a Ford, Lincoln, Mercury guy,... I like that. So many of them I'd love to have and tinker on. 😢
Thanks for taking us along Silas. 😁
Silas, Thanks for the Pre-Auction Tour
Oh the adventure, was overwelmed in the first 5 minutes
How can you pick one favorite, there are so many awesome cars and trucks. I can’t imagine someone saying that you are not a good person. You seem like a very good man to me, hard working family man who loves nature…. What’s not to like! Thanks for bringing us along!
Mr. Goodpliers would be good at figuring out the puzzle of what bumpers and interior pieces go to which cars.
Yes - - he has an encyclopedic memory !
Do you mean Mr Goodpliers?
@@dankreoger611 - yeah
Tim is close to being as expert as Steve Magnante, who likely has forgotten more about cars than I’ll ever know
Mr Tim was my first thought as well. He's sharp as a tack on this stuff.
Love looking at all those old cars and trucks
Thank you for what you do. I was an Army mechanic for 27 years and Chrysler certified mechanic for 8 years. I was hit by a car while stopped on a motorcycle and I am now paralyzed and I cannot do what you do anymore, thank you for helping me enjoy the cars you find, buy, cut up and even crush. Take care
Thank you for taking us along
Your intro got my attention…..what a bunch of old beauties!
Great job finding all these hidden classics buddy and thanks for sacrificing your sweat for us viewer's. Looking forward to seeing what you buy at the auction. Your southern Indiana fan.
Looks like he's got some pretty nice land yachts. I love those big cars. Thanks for the tour
Always great to see the old stuff,where you find it,thanks again.
Another incredible adventure is best for you 👍👍👍
looks like a great place for Mr. Goodpliers!
Good luck at the auction, Silas and thanks for braving the heat for us!
Thanks for sharing Amazing find
Holly cow! What a haul.
Thanks for bringing us along!
Nice Quonset hut.
I’m enjoying this adventure! Just like all your previous adventures
A wonderful treasure yard full of treasures and mystery.
Excellent silas can't wait cheers 🥂 😊
Silas that was greatthe oldies are dream cars they were fun cars and a heavy car you survived 99 percent of wrecks in them cars I remenber pumping gas into them at 31.9 cents a gallon and people were complaining about prices we ran our fordson on white gas with a hand pump fuel pump into the glob on top
Excellent video Silas!!!!
Don't worry about the voice Silas. You always yak too much anyway. 🤣
Guy was an excellent destroyer of cars…he was good at tearing them apart and scattering to the wind….favorite.. the ford flathead boat anchors, 38’ pickup, 57 Ranchero, Merc Monterey’s.
What a video !! It looks like OLD CAR HEAVEN ! Mark Switzer 6:45 p.m.
I'd be pretty nervous, even trying to go into that house based on the age of it. You don't wanna fall through the floor, but you're right there's definitely some really cool cars out here.
WOW!!!!!!! Thanks, Silas! Infreakincredible!!!!
Silas, you see diamonds around your feet, where I see debris. So much fun touring junk yards with you. Thanks!
I love these old farms full of stuff i actually wish i had place to fill like that lol
Awesome walk around!! Thanks!
Phenomenal video!
Good luck!
Pay no attention to what people say. There will always be haters. You do good.
Nice to get access to a private junk yards. It’s cool they had you come out to ID the classics. I’m older than you so I can say that.
Sooooo many Old Cars - Amazing - thanks for showing us - looking forward seeing the Auction and Yes - You gonna bid on some and also Smalls as well ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!
Wow Mate This Place is Full of Classic Stuff Its Going to be Huge Grab What you can And Know Will be a Super Return
I enjoyed this video. I love seeing the old cars. Wish I could come look around and bid. Very cool cars .
The 41 truck is my fav with the visors 😊amazing how it’s all just sitting there
Thanks 👍
AMAZING!
thank you great job! mercury wagon 4 door hardtop!!!
You sure delivered on this one Silas ! Not a Mercury guy but that place is a honey hole ! Wish I could be there just to take it all in. Good luck bidding, you were sure junk drunk ! Woo hoo
Great video and information! Seeing all these cars and trucks will make any car enthusiast dream!
Call Puddin' and old truck guy for this one!
Very cool video 😮
The videos you make like this are great, I thoroughly enjoy watching them.
Keep it up and ignore any haters.
Love the wagons
100% agree with you. Love me some old, Ford especially, wagons.
Wow, an Elektra 225! My old buddy had a convertible 225 in sweet shape! Even the power top worked! My old boss called it a deuce and a quarter. The longest car I've ever seen!
holy crap awesome thanks.😮
Great video.😊 A lot of great rare cars. Like this Mercury wagons and the 55/56 fords. I think this Lincoln is a 41 and my have the V12 engine
Another brilliant video - a great record of American automotive history - love the one with the wood along the side! Looking forward to seeing how many you buy!!!
Great video 👍🏻🇺🇲
Awesome video Silas
Wow the 2dr Roadmaster!
The flat bed on the 37 Ford was actually a factory option.
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME ! So many cars I would bid on if I had a place to bring them to where I could work on them ..
Like the row of engines inside the shed
31:34
Love the Clear Bakalite steering wheel!
So much cool iron! That 57 Lincoln in the barn is awesome! Those 57 Buicks are awesome too! That Cadillac does look sweet! That 63 Corvair Monza convertible looks rough, but the Corvair sedan was looking more promising. That 41 Chevrolet truck! So many cool things!
I love the wagons and the trucks. Wild that the one had been sitting there since 1955 and it is in savable condition
Oh can’t wait!
great video Silas - thank you for your hard work and honesty - take care!
Yes the H means hemi. My 55 is the same with the first gen hemi but fully restored with an all steel M37 military bed complete with the slat sides that fold down into benches. My 47 Mercury 8 started like the one in the vid.
Some neat old cars and trucks, Yoder is a common Amish name around me here in N.Y.
I agree with you on the wagons Sweet bunch of em out there.
Definitely some cool vehicles. Not to many places like that in new jersey. Great vids.
Mercury cyclone is cool
THANKS, THAT WAS FUN. 😊
Thanks Silas for a great video. Can't pick a favourite, too many nice old cars and trucks.
you struck the motherload congratulations
Always a very nice video. When I see these old farms loaded up like this one, i wonder how the owner could a let haphazard accumulation like this happen. When you was walking through those weeds, you had me itching. I used to wander the junk lots, so I know how hot it gets out there. Be careful because the whole place looks like Tic City, The little buggers are always looking for a free ride. I'm looking forward to the follow up auction video. Good Luck winning a bunch of money makers !
👍👌👏 2) My favourite was the one wheel trailer.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Yes Sir!!!
I believe the people calling you a ripoff or what have you are themselves less than ethical. Those blaming types are projecting their thoughts of what they would do in your situation. If you were a ripoff, word travels fast in your business, you would not be asked your opinion if it was not respected. A man's morals should not be able to be compromised for a few dollars. In fact, by having a respected opinion, you personally must do much better, like getting first eyes on stuff.
Silas is a stand up guy. We realize that not everything can be saved, especially when flakes offer way less than scrap value. He has a family to support and can’t work for free
What an amazing collection. Coupes must be restored. Good luck 🇰🇼
going to be a great auction for sure!!
Thanks Silas, some good cars there, I like the Country Squire and the Commuter, years ago I borrowed a '58 Mercury wagon for a week and loved it, always been on the lookout for one, but they're not that common.
27:07, the Lincoln is a 41. It has trim pieces around the grill halves. And marker lights on the fenders. Also, push buttons for door handles .
The Lincoln convertible and the Merc convertible are two of the cars worth buying. But as you know your going to have to deep pockets for those two. Some of those Buicks are definitely worth saving. Thanks for the video and your time , I always look forward to checking out your new videos. And as for the people that are giving you smoke for the things you sell have not dealt with you . Your a fair man and you are willing to do what you can to help them buy what they want . As you say your time has to be worth something.
Where old Fords went to die…. but wow some cool old rides. I think my favorite is either the Cyclone or the 2 door Montego MX. Thanks for sharing your time with us. Looking forward to what you get to drag home. Stay safe. Peace
I liked the 2 door Buicks. Thanks for showing us this up coming auction. I was suppose to be in Kanas this week, so maybe I can come to the auction instead.
9:43
Look up a custom car called “Cadzillla”
Based off this car!
WOW! what a goldmine. Thanks for your efforts Silas. You donated Sweat for this vid, but fortunately no Blood or Tears. Joy outweighs the tears 100 fold. I hope the other Tube-ers can make it. Tim and Joe, Mortski and Puddin maybe. Yep, you will need Shaun. Be a big turnout. Hopefully a nice day. Can't wait for the video/s
Great video I would love to be at the auction Thanks for what you do.
Between yourself and Mr Goodpliers your knowledge is excellent on this early stuff. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
I agree with another comment made about you coming to help put eyes on this collection of stuff. If you were a “rip off” , your opinion would not been requested and respected.
I’ve watched your videos for a while now, always enjoy watching them. I’m old enough to be your father, but I have a ton of respect for you . I always wanted to be in a business like what you do . I grew with an older man who was a lot like you are . But when I got to point in my life to do this , it got very difficult to do this in the area where I live. New laws for being in the the city limits and the cost of property outside and near the city limits made it cost prohibiting.
Now retired and just enjoying life with my wife and enjoying grandchildren.
Great tour, time.
The 37 Ford 1/2 ton flatbed was manufactured that way!
That is one hell of a hoard,Looks like he liked to take things apart too..I;m sure theres some treasures buried in there..I wish i could go and bid,,Its going to take a long time to clean up that stuff..I like old bicycles and motorcycle stuff.. thanks for the tour
Without seeing a complete view of the car I think it's a 1940 Lincoln-Zephyr Continental Club Coupe but there were variations on a theme and they certainly made them in 1941 and 1942 but the '42 model was very different.
Think Mr Goodpliers will be at this sale?
That was cool and fun thanks 👍👍👍👍👍😊
Daaaang, that Bonneville ist sweeeet, Counrtry Squire Pseudo woodie as well
65 Merc comet caliente, 57 Rodmaster 2d ht, 49 Caddy Fleetline, niiice stuff
Silas, Puddin's Fab Shop would probably be interested in the Grey Chevy Luv. You should let him know about it & the Auction. The Mercedes he bought from you is now a 4x4. He's looking for a Good K5 Blazer frame if you have 1.
I’m looking forward to the auction
Wow, I would love to buy one of those old Ford cars. But I am recovering from a double stroke and one offer issues.
Great clip