Trader's Village Grand Prairie Texas Swap Meet
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Let's take a trip through the first local swap meet of the year here in North Texas. While this is a small swap meet, there we're still quite a bit to see. It was held at the Traders Village parking lot in Grand Prairie, TX.
Used to hit the Englishtown, NJ swap meet all the time with friends. Towards the end, it was great for tools, including getting Sears Craftsman items you needed to finish a set or make up a set to carry in the car, etc. I remember one guy telling me he had the best prices, blah, blah, blah. That's when I pulled out the Sears catalog out of my back pocket and said, "Let's see". I said, "I can buy them new for what you're selling them for, and no one has ever used them". He dropped his prices a lot and I bought them. My friend said to him, "He knows his prices, you're done..." LOL.
I love swap meets 🛠
That was fun to watch
24:03 sweet! My dad had 2 of these he was restoring one!
man those port windows even up north would make car no dice!!!
Thanks for taking us along some cars and trucks looked like they could be on the road again some looked worser than what you have in the salvage yard to me that was over priced junk keep up the great work
cool ass video, thanz
Thanks for this post. The crappy porthole windows cut into that Cutlass would be relatively easy to delete. I would be willing to bet (as in not very damned likely!) he never was offering that car for $1200-$1500 as you stated. To increase your viewership you could spend a little more time on the cars (and motorcycles!) that don't interest you personally that much, as you frequently just blow by a lot of really interesting vehicles. Instead the camera is pointed at the deteriorating asphalt, reproduction signs, 'Billy Bob' s' made in China trucker hats, junky Harbor Freight tools and used tires a fair bit of the time.
Just started watching the traders village swap meet, do you know when another one is coming up, thanks, great video btw.
Last weekend of this month. 27-29. Personally I'd go Sat or maybe Fri. hardly any would be there on Sun. But with all this virus thing going on right now, they may cancel it
Oh man that was a sweetheart of an Iroc z
1964/65 Chevrolet Malibu. FREAKING Pile of *HIT and a kings ransom for that pile! January 27th. 2020.
Unfortunately, there's always at least a few at the swap meets that are like that
Fair price is more like $1200. My 66 was in better shape than that one . Total cost to restore was $12,000. I have been offered $38,000 for it. Not for sale! Working on a 1968 396 SS now . It will be on the road in the spring. It is numbers matching.
@@steveb6103 💪👍
I love to put a LS.in one those nash metropolitan be sweet leave it as stock looking as possible be a cool sleeper
The name of the place is Village in Texas???how Many hours of reynosa Mexico????
Trader's Village es una pulga en Grand Prairie. Basicamente es Dallas TX. Como 12 horas mas I menos de Reynosa.
Classic Ride Society speak spanish good tengo un playmount aspen
Hey bro got a good idea for a video how about you riding an antique bike that you restored
The price on that 65 was ridiculas, he couldve saved a trip with that roached out car.
Nice chevelle ss.
Man allways get the price on every car or truck you are taking all fun out looking u looked at 3or4 of them dint look or ask the price they are borring with out price
another video without prices on each car, whats the point mate, people want to know what stuff is worth thats why we watch swap meet video;s you jogged past first 4 cars to look at vette then the first decent car (drag Racer) and you dont ask price??????
I had to explain this to guys before and i will start mentioning it at the beginning of every swap meet video i make from now on. The main point of my videos is so that anyone who is interested in that particular swap meet but has never been, can get the gist of what its like. I kind of explain this my latest swap meet video. Its over 40 minutes long and thats with me stopping at just a few vendors. I will be attending the Pate Swap Meet in Ft worth Texas this weekend. Its one of the bigger swap meets in the country. Around 15 miles to walk the whole thing and I always go through every swap before i go back and start getting video. I like making these swap meet videos to give people an idea of what to expect. And unfortunately people are watching these videos through my eyes and sometimes I will stop to look at one car and pass by another that a guy really wanted to check out. But I Will see what I can do about getting more prices.
Who takes the time and money to restore a car and then paints it a crap color! It's not blue it's not green it's 🤮🤮
typical car color back in the 60s probably original paint