Whenever I see a truckload of these crushed cars on the highway, I think about how proud someone once was when they purchased it and sacrificed 3-5 years of their life to pay for it , and this is the final result.
@N B Lol wut? The vast majority of workers can’t pay cash for a new car, it’s easily an entire year or two of salary, which takes quite awhile to save aside from ongoing expenses, even frugal ones. New cars have massive depreciation and aren’t often worth it, but neither are severely worn out used cars. Financing a moderately old (2-5 years) old car gives you a vehicle at a cheap monthly price, with moderate maintenance, that you can immediately use to travel to a job to make money. Car financing of recent used cars is a great low rate way to go, and also let you put your cash into better investments.
Cars the worst investment .... But people have hyped it too much having a cheap car is considered poor Gimmicks of car companies... Marketing fools you..
God that Hearse hurts. Damn thing is so freaking rare and looked like it had plenty of spare parts to boot. Basically just watched a gold mine get destroyed...
20-30 years from now, when people ask where have all the classics from the 1980s-1990s gone, show them this video. Also... fun fact, if this crusher is from the 1980s, it has certainly squashed some 1960s classics.
Classic= 20-44 years old. Antique= 45 years old - any vehicle manufactured from 1931 and up. Vintage is any vehicle manufactured between 1919 and 1930.
@@Angrykat420 We'll see. People in the 1990s were glad to be rid of those 1960s-1970s land yachts. Certain 1980s cars like the AE86, Dodge Viper, Saab 900, and the RX7 are starting to go up in value as Gen X-ers age.
10/22/1961 I have been around. Had many new cars in my day. My first car was a burgundy Oldsmobile 98. I'll never forget that car , one night I had three girls in the back too in the front and me. Six people in one car. That car used to float down the road the trunk was huge the spare tire was full size. I remember it had a 455 four-barrel. The days of the land yacht I don't remember the exact year but I know it was in the seventies most likely the late seventies.
The Son of God Jesus Christ came down from eternity and was born of a Virgin called Mary.God manifested in the flesh He was perfect and still is perfect Never committed one Sin. Because we us humans who are created beings are very sinful and need saving from our sins because the bible says Romans 6:23 King James Version 23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Now the death in this verse means eternal death because sin builds a wage And the payment for our sins is eternal death in a literal fire burning hell for eternity. Revelation 21:8 King James Version 8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. Now because we have to be perfect to go to heaven and spend eternity in The kingdom of God with God not one Sin is allowed you see my friend it's not trying to be good enough to go to heaven we have to be perfect and we have a problem we all have Sin and still do Sin Romans 3:23 King James Version 23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; So we can not do any works or even Good works to save ourselves from Hell for example water baptism Going to church trying not to Sin to go to heaven being a Good person We can not do any works to remove a sin because God says it is death for the sin Because sin is transgression of the law And to go to heaven by keeping the law we must be perfect not break it at any point keep it 100 percent perfect 1 John 3:4 King James Version 4 Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law. Romans 3:20 King James Version 20 Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin. James 2:10 King James Version 10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all. Galatians 2:21 King James Version 21 I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain. John 1:17 King James Version 17 For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 King James Version 8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 Not of works, lest any man should boast. Trying to be Good by the works of the law to earn heaven as a reward will fail as shown in the scriptures The only one who has ever been on the earth with out commiting one Sin was Jesus The Christ the Son of God He is God who became The Son of man the God man 100 percent God 100 percent Man And God loves us but the Sin we have God hates it because it separates us from him So Jesus Christ went to the cross ✝️ He who knew no Sin became Sin for us and was crucified on a tree and shed he's blood dieing for our Sins every single one it is finished was the last words Jesus said before he Died for the sins of the world Then he was buried and rose again the third day bodily he's alive and a living saviour he is God that can save he is seated right now in heavenly places 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 King James Version 15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: All we have to do to receive that payment onto our account is believe he did it for us that he payed for all our sins and we get forgiveness of all our sin past present And future he payed for them all. Which means When we Trust in him and believe we cannot go to hell for our sins Because we have no sins to to pay for. It's by Grace something we don't deserve not any works of any kind. God gets all the glory and no created Man will be boosting before God saying he earned heaven by he's works the bible is clear on this my friend. God is the saviour not us We are not co saviour we either believe or we don't there is too types of People unbelievers in Sin death or believers in Christ Life eternal. We can not save ourselves by our works to earn eternal life and be Justified before a holy God. Its by Grace its a Gift according to the scriptures we are Justified. Romans 3:24 King James Version 24 Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus: we deserve hell but thank God he made a way and its Good news he is doing the saving not us faith is not a work praise the Lord It is a one moment in time to trust In Christ alone believe he died for our sins shedding he's blood as the substitute for us on the cross and was buried showing he was dead and Resurrection showing the payment is complete to the world on the third day. Alone put your faith in Him. in God as saviour a living saviour Be Justified by the Blood of Christ hes death for our sins. God gave us grace something we don't deserve he took the death we deserve. And we get the righteousness of God by faith onto our account and all Sins removed a complete transaction saved from eternal death and receive Christ eternal life all by the Grace of God And then we can know we are going to heaven praise The Lord And we can never lose eternal Life once we have Trusted in Christ alone and believe in what he did for us on the cross. And we can know right now in time we have eternal life and no sin or bad work.Can ever change that. The life is eternal not temporary life this is the true God of the bible its salvation not probation. 1 John 5:13 King James Version 13 These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. Ephesians 1:13 King James Version 13 In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise, John 10:28 King James Version 28 And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. Trust in Christ Jesus to save you and believe in the Gospel and receive the gift of eternal life I urge whomsoever reads this message. And I pray Father that there heart Mind hears it and turns to God in faith alone to save them In Jesus Christ name Amen. 🙏
The Caravan wasn't a Caravan. Was a Mini Ram van as the windows on the driver side can see were cut in. Also is a 91 or 92 because did a bumper update for 93. As for the Taurus based on the trim not a 1st year model so not an 86 but not 89 or newer so is an 87 or 88. Love the Fifth Ave. Can't tell year didn't change at all between 84 and 89. Shouldn't be an 82 or 83 because don't think early ones came in that gold.
@@bikingD I loved those Chryslers too. They were very sharp as new cars. To produce it Chrysler refreshed what in prior years was a full size rear drive LeBaron. As a LeBaron it was plain and utilitarian. But appointed as a New Yorker it looked beautiful. Very formal roofline. Beautiful grill and headlight treatment. If I recall correctly that Chrysler New Yorker made its debut in 1982. And the Fifth Avenue package was available, but maybe not the first year. And not too soon after that they dropped the New Yorker name and just called it Fifth Avenue. The new 1984 or so stretched wheelbase front wheel drive K car variant took the New Yorker name. Did you ever happen to see the last of the Fifth Avenues with the airbag steering wheel? The area containing the airbag was HUGE! Not much room to grip the rim of the steering wheel. The last of the Omnis and Horizons also had a similar airbag steering wheel. It obstructed the view of the instrument panel so badly that the heat/AC controls were moved from the left of the steering wheel to dashboard front and center, in the space that was used for the radio in earlier models. The radio got moved downward. It was a very odd looking setup, but Chrysler had to comply with federal mandates at the time if they wanted to keep selling these models on the American new car market.
Hearse was a real waste/loss. The parts are rare, practically unobtanium, especially coachbuilder specific pieces. There were plenty of parts on that thing that someone should have picked off before crushing. Good straight almost rust free rear bumper, doors, landau bars, trim, maybe interior too, etc. Not saying its the crusher's fault. Some people just look at these things and see an ugly blob. That hurt a little
To some, each & every classic car is a sculptured piece of cosmetic art with each having it's own distinct characteristics. To others, they all look the same!
Yes but some have small junkyard’s limited storage and need to make room for the next load coming in I use to help a friend crush cars and I would pick through them as they prepared them to crush them and even pull parts that survived the crusher believe it or Not
Sorry guys, but that is one micky mouse crusher! Is that thing a factory built unit or something a small fabrication company put together? I could literally see it flexing as the pressure increased! You're going to be spending a lot of time welding that thing soon, it'll be fatuiged and start fracturing all over the place after a while. If I were you I'd sell it asap and buy a proper crusher that compacts them into bricks. Also some of those old cars would be better off sold for spares or repair, you'd multiply your profit on them many times over.
Many people can . The guy that crushed it just wanted his 200 dollars in scrap metal to pay for his electric, insurance,fuel for crossing the car etc . It should have never been sold for scrap, but instead sold to be rebuild restored . Yes the car would have cost up to 30,000 once prefabricated but a brand new car with no computer chips is built sets and rots for 1 too 3 years before being relabeled and sold as new or non sold old stock
easily restored? what have you been smoking? to find anyone competent enough to work on these cars prepare to pay over $40 an hour plus benefits, materials thru the roof it is 2022. To fix a 1985 Chrysler 5th Ave will cost you 50k for a car top notch worth 10k
@@midwayization I see you are relatively incompetent where cars are concerned. I have a complete garage and I do it all. Sub frames can be dealt with, like I do on Corvettes. I make tons of money doing it, too. Go back to speculating about things you know nothing about, kiddies.
@@badeugenecops4741 sure you do, bud. You sound like you watch a lot of UA-cam and don't quite understand how many useless rusted out 80s cars are taking up space out there. Everyone online thinks they're the count or something. Bet if you actually had a channel there'd be one tapped out C4 that doesn't run and a lebaron you do burnouts in.
Anyone else notice that the vehicle designed to carry dead people was still recognizable even after four cars had been smashed on top of it, while the minivan meant for a family pretty much disappeared in the stack?
What do you think happens to junk cars? They crush them, then shred them, then melt them down and make the steel into something useful. Old refrigerators meet a similar end. Junk steel is a commodity, junk cars are useless.
As a hearse collector....with a yard full of parts coaches i can say that yes, a lot of them are worth saving...though anyone who collects hearses wouldn't touch that 80s small body pos with a million foot pole. Even I enjoyed watching that one meet its end. Crush that entire era.
I can't even think of a single 80s car which is worth saving. Mostly ugly box body styles with gutless unreliable emission controlled engines. The Toyota 4x4 truck from the mid 80s is about the only thing I'd consider owning.
Lot of these vehicles get sent South of the border where there they are utility vehicles, they become ambulances or hearses again. People forget, hearses and ambulances were the same vehicles for a while. They don't care about the "'80s trends" - they're not "car collectors" It's not a "hobby" or a Man cave thing! 🙄 when I worked in South America I saw an old hearses being used for ambulances, filled with produce going to market It's funny how Americans are always sticking their nose in everybody else's business around the world. but they don't see how other people around the world value things, like our "trash". The past 10 years, baby boomers wanting their Volkswagens back go to Mexico to find them! People who want the old midgets and gms? They find them in the southwest and south America, for pennies! Vehicles are not fashion statements in other countries - they are necessary to work, make a living and survive They don't care if it's a hearse, they need Wheels
@@greego5952 then stop voting for politicians who stick their noses in other countries businesses - cuz you don't understand the value of what your trash is worth
@@DG-sf9ei hahahahahahah then you have no taste in cars what about 80s malibus caprice lesabre lemans cutlass etc? some of the best to make into drag and stock cars
In the '80s the cars that were produced in America were worse than garbage. The people that own these junk yards have to keep things moving. If nobody's interested in buying parts they can only hang on to it for so long before they have to crush it and sell it for scrap. They must keep things moving, bills no time for sentimental things.
@@jensk4140 I believe it is clay on the floor, it is possible to restore it. It must be the custom of the USA to recycle cars more often. I'm learning to speak English dear people in the USA, my English is a little bad.
When that caddilac model came out in 1985 it was a big success The FWD Platform was a big change from the RWD full Frame design and I parked these cars where I worked and they were very nice cars.
Saw one driving to work last week, it was all dirty, pulled out in front of someone and almost caused an accident. Going over a bridge it brushed the guardrail then took off like a bat out of hell when it got on the straight. I call women driving cars like that liquor store girls. I drive a junky truck myself and another rusty truck was behind me so we had a shit car caravan going.
@@joshsharp978 You speak truth. Those transmissions had phenolic servo pistons in them. What idiot thought THAT was a good idea....? The police models got steel pistons; and every rebuilder I knew used the PI pistons. Tell you what, tho. I had a 3.0 engine in mine, and it rode smooooooth. The first weekend I had it I was on the freeway and not really paying attention. No other cars on the road (early Sunday morning); looked down and noticed I couldn't see the speedometer pointer. Oh, there it is.... all the way against the right peg, just behind the shroud...... No sensation I was movin that fast. Quiet, tight, and comfy.
To people who own cars older than 1999 please care for them. They are a piece of history that will never be made again. Once one gets crushed that is one more gone that could have been enjoyed by somebody. For those of you looking for a classic car please buy one that's in rough shape and make it nice again instead of buying a perfect one that will never end up getting crushed.
"Cash for clunkers" resulted in the scrapping of nearly 700K automobiles, most of them still serviceable. It drove the cost of decent used autos up, increasing the cost of transportation to those in the middle and lower class. It was a $3.2 billion program, and Edmunds estimated that each new vehicle sold cost the US taxpayers $24K each. I was like all other government programs...very successful!
It sad because like Now we have a chip shorted and those cars most of them wolud still be on the road if it wasn't for obma insanity i not talking POS i am talking Nice cars that had lo mi on them
Then you should have bought it. You don't know that these things sit in junkyards for a year or more before they get crushed? Plenty of time to be "saved" from this "fate"
@@gr6e ya, I am aware cars come into scrap yards. I practically lived In them in my younger years. But in my area you never see this older stuff. It's always late model stuff. Nothing with any character.
I worked at a couple dealerships in the mid 80's to 90's. I love this channel because I like to guess the vehicles make and model then see how accurate I was at the end. I was 100% on this one.
Many spare parts destroyed -((( It is crime to smash funeral cadillac and taurus gen 1 wagon... That's why nowadays gen 1 taurus and sable became so rare even in America ....
When I was 5 years old, we lived right across the street from a junk yard. Me an my little brother would dissappear into that thing from morning till night. I can't believe I'm alive to say that, lol
This just makes me very upset to watch. Of all the cars to crush, this shouldn't have been one of them. Each hearse is a one of a kind made only once. For us hearse owners, it's difficult to find parts and this could have been a great car to extract parts from. The curtains alone seem to have been in great condition. Windshields for a hearse are difficult finds and extremely expensive. This car would have been very valuable to either fix up or extract parts! 💔💔💔💔💔
Not unless you’re into pushing your band gig car everywhere you go. 😆 Seriously, those FWD cadillacs of that era were some of the most useless turds to ever disgrace the design rooms of Generous Mothers.
That is the smoothest, most precise fork lift driver. If I didn't know better, the dude was using a set of VR gloves to control it, cuz it was like ac extension of his hands.
My grandpa had a wrecking yard an We use to take tires off. Don’t remember why. Same type crusher in south bend Washington. We borrowed it from tacoma wrecking yard. In the 80’s. Good times.
The front fender of the cadillac hearse never got munched down. Everything else was flattened like pancakes but even with all the other cars mashed on top of it that fender withstood the crusher! 👍
Such a waste destroying rare perfectly fine window glass. I'm surprised these crusher places don't partner with auto glass replacement shops to remove and reuse the glass. So so wasteful.
I suspect the cars sat around getting parted out for a while before they were crushed to make room for another car. The demand for glass must be low compared to, for example front ends.
windshields get small chips and scratches in use, and removing without breaking can be difficult. no one wants a "new" damaged windshield. plus any crack in a windshield makes it "unsafe".
A fitting end for that vintage of Cadillac hearse(throwaway vintage) and then 69-ing it with a Mopar mini-van makes it even more suiting. 69-ing apile of the most undesireable makes/models is cool. Then, the last 69-er, a Ford Taurus S/W is the cherry on the top! LOL
Felt a little " depressed " after that " smashing" video, it's weighing " heavily " on my mind....but, I'm gonna " press" onward. I really just " flat" out liked this " thinning " clip!
I had an 88 Taurus wagon. Bought it new expecting a good car as it was Fords flagship model. LX trim package and big motor. One of 3 worst cars I've ever owned. Tons of recalls. Left me stranded in North Carolina on vacation when fuel pump failed right after I bought it. Had suspension problems. Bad brakes. Kept burning out MAP sensors. Blew a head gasket at 65k miles. Electrical issues throughout. Clearcoat peeled off. One of Fords biggest pieces of crap!
A friend of mine needed a ton of parts off that hearse for a flower car I drove 700 miles to rescue from the same fate. Eureka made 6 flower cars that year and he's got 2.... talk about rare when 30 % are owned by one guy. He has a severely disabled child and yeah, id go rescue another car for him. Think about it though. 6 made and he has 2. How many are left?
Wish I had a friend like you, after cancer (1990-91) treatments and prednisone ate my bone away I had both (1993-98) shoulders replaced and bone grafts on both (1996-99) hips and in December 2016 I had open heart surgery aortic valve replaced and one bypass and a pacemaker put in and on top of that I’m a diabetic and I’m afraid my days are limited my blood pressure keeps dropping to like 51/39 I’ll be visiting all my realitives in heaven soon
@@horseyhorselips3501 sorry to hear that. I've had cancer myself caused by Dupont chemical dumping. I did make a very short and terrible quality video after picking up what was left of the flower car. And an hour after I made the video, the transmission in my truck died and I had to push the whole thing off the road and wait to be rescued myself....video is up on my channel still I think
I’m surprised the dodge caravan was on the road long enough to get rusted out! Those things were usually in the crusher before the loan was even paid off. That can be said for every front wheel drive Chrysler product made through the entire 1980s to the early 90s!
Born in 1961 I have certainly been through a lot of new cars. My first new car was a late 1970s Oldsmobile 98 full size land yacht. Great car used to float down the road, had a 455 four barrel giant trunk, full size spare. One night I had three girls in the backseat and too in the front plus me that's six people in one car. Try doing that today and being comfortable. When the '80s came along the American cars were horrendous that's when I dumped looking for American unfortunately and I made my first Japanese purchase. A 1987 Honda Civic, $10,000 brand new out the door put $300,000 Mi on that car with no problems. I did buy American cars much later on down the road when they got back on their feet. At the time talking back in the late 70s now interesting coincidence my future wife to be that I had no idea at the time was driving a full size Buick Electra 225. That also had the General Motors 455 four barrel rocket engine it said on the air filter cover. Another great car if my memory serves me correctly the ride was not as smooth and it was a little faster. After getting rid of the Oldsmobile 98 went with a Buick LeSabre. Fastest American car that I owned was in 2003. I went to the Chevrolet dealer purchase a Camaro Z28 they told me they had it in stock when I arrived no such car they tried to switch me to a six-cylinder Camaro that's when I walked out the door. On the way home I stopped at the Ford dealership. Told myself I would never buy a Ford only heard nothing but bad things about Ford products. There was a New 2003 Cobra in Black, took it for a test drive and fell in love I will never forget that car. I should have never got rid of it.
Whenever I see a truckload of these crushed cars on the highway, I think about how proud someone once was when they purchased it and sacrificed 3-5 years of their life to pay for it , and this is the final result.
I think the same thing about old falling apart barns in the country. How proud the farmer must’ve been on its day of completion.
@N B Lol wut? The vast majority of workers can’t pay cash for a new car, it’s easily an entire year or two of salary, which takes quite awhile to save aside from ongoing expenses, even frugal ones. New cars have massive depreciation and aren’t often worth it, but neither are severely worn out used cars. Financing a moderately old (2-5 years) old car gives you a vehicle at a cheap monthly price, with moderate maintenance, that you can immediately use to travel to a job to make money. Car financing of recent used cars is a great low rate way to go, and also let you put your cash into better investments.
I want the Dodge taillights
Cars the worst investment ....
But people have hyped it too much having a cheap car is considered poor
Gimmicks of car companies...
Marketing fools you..
@N B even if you could pay cash without financing, it’s better to finance to build credit
God that Hearse hurts. Damn thing is so freaking rare and looked like it had plenty of spare parts to boot. Basically just watched a gold mine get destroyed...
Seriously. Even the tires can be turned into parts of shoes and roads I think.
I collect hearses.. those models suck. Crush em
@@hearsegod8909 Yeah, I doubt these guys are in the business of crushing "gold mines".
@@retrogaming8647 If you got a Cadillac Hearse anywhere from 1959-1975 your selling for an affordable price, hook me up.
I was thinking similar. All these cars are worth a fortune if they were recycled and scrapped for all the steel and cables in them.
20-30 years from now, when people ask where have all the classics from the 1980s-1990s gone, show them this video.
Also... fun fact, if this crusher is from the 1980s, it has certainly squashed some 1960s classics.
Classic= 20-44 years old. Antique= 45 years old - any vehicle manufactured from 1931 and up. Vintage is any vehicle manufactured between 1919 and 1930.
And? Sorry, but did you not know recycling was a thing before?
No one is going to ask where the cars from tge 80s and 90s went. I promise you that
Cash for Clunkers eliminated many SUVs, trucks, and vans from the 80s and 90s. The survivors ended up here.
@@Angrykat420 We'll see. People in the 1990s were glad to be rid of those 1960s-1970s land yachts. Certain 1980s cars like the AE86, Dodge Viper, Saab 900, and the RX7 are starting to go up in value as Gen X-ers age.
It makes me sad to think about all the classics and rare stuff that has been crushed. 😢
Just imagine how many people had their last ride in that thing
Never mind their last ride in it...it was also their only ride in it.
That must be hunted
Probably how jimmy Hoffa met his last ride.
Yeah, it's pretty crushing. Isn't it???? 🥁
Death leaves Nothing behind 😧
Those Dodge Caravans flatten out nicely.
You don’t wanna flip them😵
That is flat!!
It’s a Vancake now!
Almost like they were primarily meant for this
Grieving family waiting at funeral service: ''Dang. That hearse sure is late."'
I see what you did there.
Imagine these cars when they were brand new how clean and shiny they look and now when they are old and dirty they get crushed.
Like humans life cycle. Born fresh, sick, old then die and buried under mud.
Buried under mud - lmao
Just like the rest of us, even the hearse has to meet its maker too....
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!!!!!!
Always wanted to convert one of,those to a pick up
So it met general motors? Dummy
@@noteimportax6477it's only a euphemism darling - be nice this is a funeral (see I did it again 🤣 )
@@tonyinit8488 ok honey cute bear now set it on fire🐴
I remember when those cars would’ve been new! I’m getting old.
10/22/1961
I have been around.
Had many new cars in my day.
My first car was a burgundy Oldsmobile 98. I'll never forget that car , one night I had three girls in the back too in the front and me. Six people in one car. That car used to float down the road the trunk was huge the spare tire was full size. I remember it had a 455 four-barrel.
The days of the land yacht I don't remember the exact year but I know it was in the seventies most likely the late seventies.
The Son of God Jesus Christ came down from eternity and was born of a Virgin called Mary.God manifested in the flesh He was perfect and still is perfect
Never committed one Sin. Because we us humans who are created beings are very sinful and need saving from our sins
because the bible says Romans 6:23
King James Version
23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Now the death in this verse means eternal death because sin builds a wage
And the payment for our sins is eternal death in a literal fire burning hell for eternity.
Revelation 21:8
King James Version
8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
Now because we have to be perfect to go to heaven and spend eternity in The kingdom of God with God not one Sin is allowed you see my friend it's not trying to be good enough to go to heaven we have to be perfect and we have a problem we all have Sin and still do Sin
Romans 3:23
King James Version
23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
So we can not do any works or even Good works to save ourselves from Hell for example water baptism
Going to church trying not to Sin to go to heaven being a Good person We can not do any works to remove a sin because God says it is death for the sin
Because sin is transgression of the law
And to go to heaven by keeping the law we must be perfect not break it at any point keep it 100 percent perfect
1 John 3:4
King James Version
4 Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.
Romans 3:20
King James Version
20 Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin.
James 2:10
King James Version
10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all.
Galatians 2:21
King James Version
21 I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain.
John 1:17
King James Version
17 For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
King James Version
8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:
9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.
Trying to be Good by the works of the law to earn heaven as a reward will fail as shown in the scriptures
The only one who has ever been on the earth with out commiting one Sin was Jesus The Christ the Son of God
He is God who became The Son of man the God man 100 percent God 100 percent Man And God loves us but the Sin we have God hates it because it separates us from him
So Jesus Christ went to the cross ✝️
He who knew no Sin became Sin for us and was crucified on a tree and shed he's blood dieing for our Sins every single one it is finished was the last words Jesus said before he Died for the sins of the world
Then he was buried and rose again the third day bodily he's alive and a living saviour he is God that can save he is seated right now in heavenly places
1 Corinthians 15:1-4
King James Version
15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
All we have to do to receive that payment onto our account is believe he did it for us that he payed for all our sins and we get
forgiveness of all our sin past present
And future he payed for them all. Which means When we Trust in him and believe we cannot go to hell for our sins
Because we have no sins to to pay for.
It's by Grace something we don't deserve not any works of any kind. God gets all the glory and no created Man will be boosting before God saying he earned heaven by he's works the bible is clear on this my friend. God is the saviour not us We are not co saviour we either believe or we don't there is too types of People unbelievers in Sin death or believers in Christ Life eternal. We can not save ourselves by our works to earn eternal life and be Justified before a holy God. Its by Grace its a Gift according to the scriptures we are Justified.
Romans 3:24
King James Version
24 Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus:
we deserve hell but thank God he made a way and its Good news he is doing the saving not us faith is not a work praise the Lord
It is a one moment in time to trust In Christ alone
believe he died for our sins shedding he's blood as the substitute for us on the cross and was buried showing he was dead and Resurrection showing the payment is complete to the world on the third day. Alone put your faith in Him. in God as saviour a living saviour
Be Justified by the Blood of Christ hes death for our sins. God gave us grace something we don't deserve he took the death we deserve.
And we get the righteousness of God by faith onto our account and all Sins removed a complete transaction saved from eternal death and receive Christ eternal life all by the Grace of God
And then we can know we are going to heaven praise The Lord
And we can never lose eternal Life once we have Trusted in Christ alone and believe in what he did for us on the cross. And we can know right now in time we have eternal life and no sin or bad work.Can ever change that. The life is eternal not temporary life this is the true God of the bible its salvation not probation.
1 John 5:13
King James Version
13 These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.
Ephesians 1:13
King James Version
13 In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise,
John 10:28
King James Version
28 And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.
Trust in Christ Jesus to save you and believe in the Gospel and receive the gift of eternal life I urge whomsoever reads this message. And I pray Father that there heart Mind hears it and turns to God in faith alone to save them In Jesus Christ name Amen. 🙏
Same here
@@jesusisthelordsaviouralway8044 I believe in the Lord but what does this have to do with the post?
@@dennislavoie5869 That I'm Thinking Too🤔
First time I've seen a hearse laid to rest. ✝
There's the future of your brand new car you're so proud of driving today.
thats what I'm saying all these idiots buying 60k trucks and cars and in the end you get 150 300$ for scrap car lolollol
❤ this comment. Why I never buy a new vehicle and never sell a good used vehicle, 315k and going on this one
4 80’s legends.. gone but never forgotten. Maybe 90’s for the Taurus.
This caravan is from 90s.🤷♂️
You know your cars
@@AngelHernandez-ls5wr those caravans are getting rare
The Caravan wasn't a Caravan. Was a Mini Ram van as the windows on the driver side can see were cut in. Also is a 91 or 92 because did a bumper update for 93. As for the Taurus based on the trim not a 1st year model so not an 86 but not 89 or newer so is an 87 or 88. Love the Fifth Ave. Can't tell year didn't change at all between 84 and 89. Shouldn't be an 82 or 83 because don't think early ones came in that gold.
@@bikingD I loved those Chryslers too. They were very sharp as new cars. To produce it Chrysler refreshed what in prior years was a full size rear drive LeBaron. As a LeBaron it was plain and utilitarian. But appointed as a New Yorker it looked beautiful. Very formal roofline. Beautiful grill and headlight treatment.
If I recall correctly that Chrysler New Yorker made its debut in 1982. And the Fifth Avenue package was available, but maybe not the first year. And not too soon after that they dropped the New Yorker name and just called it Fifth Avenue. The new 1984 or so stretched wheelbase front wheel drive K car variant took the New Yorker name.
Did you ever happen to see the last of the Fifth Avenues with the airbag steering wheel? The area containing the airbag was HUGE! Not much room to grip the rim of the steering wheel.
The last of the Omnis and Horizons also had a similar airbag steering wheel. It obstructed the view of the instrument panel so badly that the heat/AC controls were moved from the left of the steering wheel to dashboard front and center, in the space that was used for the radio in earlier models. The radio got moved downward. It was a very odd looking setup, but Chrysler had to comply with federal mandates at the time if they wanted to keep selling these models on the American new car market.
All crushing, no talk. Just the way I like it! Thanks!
And no commercials!
Buhhhh so amazing!!
Cowboy does some videos where he doesn’t talk.
@@Starman998 i know who's got my back. Hell yeah homie 👊 but we know we ain't going to please them all
I got your back cowboy howdy 🤠🤘
The crusher !!! 😊
I did that for a couple of years here in Atlanta. 40 - 50 cars a day. Gray and White U-Pull it, off bankhead hwy.
Ever felt bad after all the slaughter in the end of the day?
@@TheMotorman1981 yeah I crushed a Datson 280z , hated to see it go. And a 1946 Dodge truck. 😑
But most of the vehicles were totalled in car wrecks.
So what happens with the crushed cars? Are they recycled to make new cars?
@John Frye thanks for the answer! I didn't know how it was done
I love how carefully he places the first car into the crusher. "Don't scratch it now !".....😄👍
Hearse was a real waste/loss. The parts are rare, practically unobtanium, especially coachbuilder specific pieces. There were plenty of parts on that thing that someone should have picked off before crushing. Good straight almost rust free rear bumper, doors, landau bars, trim, maybe interior too, etc. Not saying its the crusher's fault. Some people just look at these things and see an ugly blob. That hurt a little
To some, each & every classic car is a sculptured piece of cosmetic art with each having it's own distinct characteristics. To others, they all look the same!
they lose money ... they are valuable spare parts
Yes but some have small junkyard’s limited storage and need to make room for the next load coming in
I use to help a friend crush cars and I would pick through them as they prepared them to crush them and even pull parts that survived the crusher believe it or Not
I am totally agree with you about it
Sorry guys, but that is one micky mouse crusher! Is that thing a factory built unit or something a small fabrication company put together? I could literally see it flexing as the pressure increased! You're going to be spending a lot of time welding that thing soon, it'll be fatuiged and start fracturing all over the place after a while. If I were you I'd sell it asap and buy a proper crusher that compacts them into bricks. Also some of those old cars would be better off sold for spares or repair, you'd multiply your profit on them many times over.
People were just dying to ride in that Cadillac.
Now thats some dark humour
@@iamagood6452 Cemeteries ,another place
People are dying to get into , also.
@@jackhammer7824 omg that’s a grave thought right there
Too bad they had to settle for back row seating tho
Dang. You'd think someone could use those windows!
Many people can . The guy that crushed it just wanted his 200 dollars in scrap metal to pay for his electric, insurance,fuel for crossing the car etc . It should have never been sold for scrap, but instead sold to be rebuild restored . Yes the car would have cost up to 30,000 once prefabricated but a brand new car with no computer chips is built sets and rots for 1 too 3 years before being relabeled and sold as new or non sold old stock
@@josephschaekel5293 you really don't know how cars, recycling, or restoration work. Like, at all.
@@josephschaekel5293 yep, let's put $50,000 into the old beater and then it will be worth maybe $20 k
branden voters
Watching old cars get cushed when they can easily be restored hurts my soul.
easily restored? what have you been smoking? to find anyone competent enough to work on these cars prepare to pay over $40 an hour plus benefits, materials thru the roof it is 2022. To fix a 1985 Chrysler 5th Ave will cost you 50k for a car top notch worth 10k
Those sub frames, are damn near completely rotted away.
There is no real way to fix that. And if you did find a way, it'd never be worth it.
@@midwayization I see you are relatively incompetent where cars are concerned. I have a complete garage and I do it all. Sub frames can be dealt with, like I do on Corvettes. I make tons of money doing it, too. Go back to speculating about things you know nothing about, kiddies.
The easiest restoration job is the one done by somebody else
@@badeugenecops4741 sure you do, bud. You sound like you watch a lot of UA-cam and don't quite understand how many useless rusted out 80s cars are taking up space out there. Everyone online thinks they're the count or something. Bet if you actually had a channel there'd be one tapped out C4 that doesn't run and a lebaron you do burnouts in.
RIP to the people who took their last trip in this thing. 🥺
If my last trip would have been in that thing, I would have haunted whoever made that decision.
The people already rest in peace
Everyone dies
@@weirdmatter... Too early to enjoy a ride in a Cadillac
They were dying to ride in it.
Anyone else notice that the vehicle designed to carry dead people was still recognizable even after four cars had been smashed on top of it, while the minivan meant for a family pretty much disappeared in the stack?
yep
I noticed the stack was shorter after the minivan was crushed than before.
Felipe , A little irony ! lol
I thought it was indistinguishable after the 2nd car
That's because there's still a corpse inside.
I can’t believe someone would crush the hearse I’m speechless
That hearse deserved it, giving people their last ride.
What do you think happens to junk cars? They crush them, then shred them, then melt them down and make the steel into something useful. Old refrigerators meet a similar end. Junk steel is a commodity, junk cars are useless.
A twofer!
Just let those car roll of a mountain for fun
That gives a whole new meaning to the final ride.❤
I just picture a bunch of ghosts like on the Disny Haunted mansion ride coming out of the hearse.
...since everyone besides a funeral director spends 10 minutes of the entirety of their existence in a hearse, surely the car is where they’d haunt 😆
Dam that Caddy Hearse could've been saved and reused for something else. What a shame.😥
A person could have used that as a mini home
Did you see the rust coming off the frame when he loaded it in? That thing was 1000% not roadworthy
Uber! 😎
@@mattt198654321
Rust, nothing $s can't fix.
@@dgronzega8073 Pal, when the frame's damaged that much, you'd better consider the car done. It's that simple.
As a hearse collector....with a yard full of parts coaches i can say that yes, a lot of them are worth saving...though anyone who collects hearses wouldn't touch that 80s small body pos with a million foot pole. Even I enjoyed watching that one meet its end. Crush that entire era.
I can't even think of a single 80s car which is worth saving. Mostly ugly box body styles with gutless unreliable emission controlled engines. The Toyota 4x4 truck from the mid 80s is about the only thing I'd consider owning.
Lot of these vehicles get sent South of the border where there they are utility vehicles, they become ambulances or hearses again.
People forget, hearses and ambulances were the same vehicles for a while.
They don't care about the "'80s trends" - they're not "car collectors"
It's not a "hobby" or a Man cave thing! 🙄
when I worked in South America I saw an old hearses being used for ambulances, filled with produce going to market
It's funny how Americans are always sticking their nose in everybody else's business around the world.
but they don't see how other people around the world value things, like our "trash".
The past 10 years, baby boomers wanting their Volkswagens back go to Mexico to find them!
People who want the old midgets and gms? They find them in the southwest and south America, for pennies!
Vehicles are not fashion statements in other countries - they are necessary to work, make a living and survive
They don't care if it's a hearse, they need Wheels
Yeah 80s is one of the worst eras for american cars. I can say this cuz im trying to save a '87 dodge aries. Yet it doesn't deserve life at all.
@@greego5952 then stop voting for politicians who stick their noses in other countries businesses - cuz you don't understand the value of what your trash is worth
@@DG-sf9ei hahahahahahah then you have no taste in cars what about 80s malibus caprice lesabre lemans cutlass etc? some of the best to make into drag and stock cars
You’re telling me no one wanted to do a ground up restoration on that Dodge Caravan. Damn shame.
In the '80s the cars that were produced in America were worse than garbage. The people that own these junk yards have to keep things moving. If nobody's interested in buying parts they can only hang on to it for so long before they have to crush it and sell it for scrap. They must keep things moving, bills no time for sentimental things.
@@Mr.Robert1 I was being extremely sarcastic
Well some guy with 2 teeth in a rusted out trailer park was going to make it his dream classic 😂
Restoring this rare cadillac 😭🤤
It might’ve been too far gone
Just watch the amount of rust comming from the forks, this poor car was too far gone.
Parabéns amigo..
@@jensk4140 I believe it is clay on the floor, it is possible to restore it. It must be the custom of the USA to recycle cars more often. I'm learning to speak English dear people in the USA, my English is a little bad.
@@heronlumart898 sempre tem BR solto por aí 🇧🇷 lembrei do programa loucos por carros do history Chanel é muito bom
That Hearse was a really cool and scary car. Too bad it had to die.
I guess the lesson is, nothing cheats death ...
When that caddilac model came out in 1985 it was a big success The FWD Platform was a big change from the RWD full Frame design and I parked these cars where I worked and they were very nice cars.
It lives on… it’s metal probably used in another vehicle. Car reincarnation…
They scrapped a lot of good old unrestored classic cars that shouldn't have been scrapped
@@paulsz6194 Nothing is permanent.
with the exception of the hearse lol. these cars were once someone's pride and joy
When it comes to the hearse, I wonder how many bodies were in it BEFORE it was crushed.
Crushingly many!?
Wow, a first-gen Taurus. Don't see many of those these days.
Saw one driving to work last week, it was all dirty, pulled out in front of someone and almost caused an accident. Going over a bridge it brushed the guardrail then took off like a bat out of hell when it got on the straight. I call women driving cars like that liquor store girls. I drive a junky truck myself and another rusty truck was behind me so we had a shit car caravan going.
,@@hatbpto5180
Almost lost my 2 oldest siblings to that car. It was a piece of crap
That’s because the transmissions and head gaskets all failed over two decades ago 😆🤷♀️
@@joshsharp978 You speak truth. Those transmissions had phenolic servo pistons in them. What idiot thought THAT was a good idea....? The police models got steel pistons; and every rebuilder I knew used the PI pistons.
Tell you what, tho. I had a 3.0 engine in mine, and it rode smooooooth. The first weekend I had it I was on the freeway and not really paying attention. No other cars on the road (early Sunday morning); looked down and noticed I couldn't see the speedometer pointer. Oh, there it is.... all the way against the right peg, just behind the shroud......
No sensation I was movin that fast. Quiet, tight, and comfy.
Watching the fifth avenue get crushed kind of hurt my soul a little. I probably needed a few parts off it for mine
That was a late 80's fwd unibody hearse, about as collectible as a K car. No great loss
Hey, I was just driving my 86 K car convertible today. Be nice, she's a fine old girl
That explains why it went to the crusher, instead of some goth nerd driving it.
A coworker has a K car coupe in mint condition & it’s sweet!
Highly unlikely as a FWD being built on the fleetwood later brougham chassis
I don't know why this is so satisfying, but it is! Thanks for sharing!
Davenport get Mr Griswolds car and bring it back here now!
What if it came back together like "Christine"!!
YOU SHUT UP YOUR MOUTH RIGHT NOW NEVER SCARE ME ONE TIME LIKE THAT AGAIN
I often wondered where all the cars I used to see so many of as a kid went.
Now I know. Your crusher.
Exactly
That metallic crunching sound is really satisfying, I could watch this all day
Me too
@@zythr9999 even the glass shatter is satisfying
Score one for the new automotive dealers and zero for collectors/restoration folks.
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Always liked those 5th Avenues
Always great videos, keep them coming.
To people who own cars older than 1999 please care for them. They are a piece of history that will never be made again. Once one gets crushed that is one more gone that could have been enjoyed by somebody. For those of you looking for a classic car please buy one that's in rough shape and make it nice again instead of buying a perfect one that will never end up getting crushed.
That’s what i plan on doing
"Cash for clunkers" resulted in the scrapping of nearly 700K automobiles, most of them still serviceable. It drove the cost of decent used autos up, increasing the cost of transportation to those in the middle and lower class. It was a $3.2 billion program, and Edmunds estimated that each new vehicle sold cost the US taxpayers $24K each. I was like all other government programs...very successful!
It sad because like Now we have a chip shorted and those cars most of them wolud still be on the road if it wasn't for obma insanity i not talking POS i am talking Nice cars that had lo mi on them
Obama should be ashamed of himself!
Yeah, that was a horseshit thing.
Cash for clunkers was bullshit. Tons of great cars got destroyed like the bullet proof Crown Victoria. Waste of resources.
That would have been a fun car to restore for sure!. Love this channel but some times I'm like, man let me have that one I'll restore it!
Then you should have bought it. You don't know that these things sit in junkyards for a year or more before they get crushed? Plenty of time to be "saved" from this "fate"
@@gr6e ya, I am aware cars come into scrap yards. I practically lived In them in my younger years. But in my area you never see this older stuff. It's always late model stuff. Nothing with any character.
I agree about wanting to restore a hearse. Sometimes you just need to think outside the "box"!
I worked at a couple dealerships in the mid 80's to 90's. I love this channel because I like to guess the vehicles make and model then see how accurate I was at the end. I was 100% on this one.
Caddy hearse, dodge caravan, chrysler Cordova and taurus wagon nice sandwich!!!!!
The van and the New Yorker were cool! All around though, this was a hard one to watch.
Carregou tanto defunto, que chegou sua vez de partir para o além... Siga em paz, Cadillac....! 💐⚰️😞😭😭😭
Aqui no Brasil ia trabalhar muito mais
My Fishing Gear is in the Kitchen !!
Yesterday’s hearse becomes today’s cookware! (More flapjacks dear?).
The skill of that skidder operator is amazing
Thx man. I do the best I can
It's cool to watch these cars being uncrushed and made as good as new by playing video in reverse.
Did you see the movie christen?
@@lawrencebraun7616 do you mean Christine “the killer car”
Many spare parts destroyed -(((
It is crime to smash funeral cadillac and taurus gen 1 wagon...
That's why nowadays gen 1 taurus and sable became so rare even in America ....
True
Welcome to throwaway society. Once everyday items become rare as they're sent to their graves.
I would want to save the lights and glass from these cars, it's such a waste just to crush every part.
First time I ever seen a hearse funeral before!!! 🤭😜😂
That flimsy astrovan crushed like a soda can.
Chrysler garbage just like the gold one that went on top
This is important footage. Historical in a sense.
Would love to walk around this yard just to see the hidden treasures that may be there
I'm with ya!
Yeah I'm sure it's unlike any other over picked scrap yard.....let's see a rear view mirror for a Fairmont......over there a random tire valve stem
When I was 5 years old, we lived right across the street from a junk yard. Me an my little brother would dissappear into that thing from morning till night. I can't believe I'm alive to say that, lol
hello Kemble how are you doing 😊
@@allysonhanks9159 Great! how bout you?
@@mrkemblegilstrap I’m fine but just looking for someone to talk to. I’m tired being alone Lol
nice to meet you here Kemble
@@allysonhanks9159 yeah, me too. I'm bored with telling myself the same jokes over and over.
It is satisfying watching junk get crushed and taken away. Keep up the good work!!!
This just makes me very upset to watch. Of all the cars to crush, this shouldn't have been one of them. Each hearse is a one of a kind made only once. For us hearse owners, it's difficult to find parts and this could have been a great car to extract parts from. The curtains alone seem to have been in great condition. Windshields for a hearse are difficult finds and extremely expensive. This car would have been very valuable to either fix up or extract parts! 💔💔💔💔💔
Wrong
Set up a hearse junkyard and buy them at auction.
If that were true they would not have crushed it. Basic economics.
Are you uncle fester?
@@Pori9392 hes cousin it
A shame about the hearse. It woulda been perfect to haul my band and equipment around to gigs.
Not unless you’re into pushing your band gig car everywhere you go. 😆
Seriously, those FWD cadillacs of that era were some of the most useless turds to ever disgrace the design rooms of Generous Mothers.
Yes,you could knock 'em dead in it.
That is the smoothest, most precise fork lift driver. If I didn't know better, the dude was using a set of VR gloves to control it, cuz it was like ac extension of his hands.
THAT WAS CRUSHING!!!
Wow another Hurst cool 😎 keep the videos coming. No talk thank you. Awesome.
I had a Ford Taurus wagon SHO. 5 speed. Was very fast ! Once I took all the Smog crap off
My grandpa had a wrecking yard an We use to take tires off. Don’t remember why. Same type crusher in south bend Washington. We borrowed it from tacoma wrecking yard. In the 80’s. Good times.
Damn that caddy hearse should have been saved and put back on the road as a hot rod!!😢
The roofs and rear sections of many of those hearses are fiberglass.
The hearse hurts a bit, but I bet it's lifed a good life. It probably was unsaveable too
if its intact, its can be saved.
Oh give me a break probably had dead people in it
Too many lovely old cars crushed. Better built than the cars of today.
There is something therapeutic about watching this.
Gives meaning to the phrase-"Its curtains for you".
I hate crushing, such a wasteful way of "recycling"
Parting them out would have been much better
Depending on after market forces for particular used auto parts?
it really depends, if the motors blown and the vehicle is rusted out, it would be worth in heap metal value than parts.
Who is still driving a 1994 Plymouth Voyager? Not very any where parts would be needed.
They only crush cars if everything is crap on it
I’m sure there’s a ton of demand for a bunch of salt rotted 30+ year old parts off vehicles nobody ever liked.. 😆🤡🤷♀️
Lol that dang Cadillac front end just not gonna give up the glory lol
I’m more impressed that loader picked up and removed 4 1/2 vehicles at one time.
Damn! That early 90’s mini van was squished to nothing
I have a crush on u😘
@@ramongonzalez2112 haha 😆
@@ramongonzalez2112 Awwww
Can you Make video, when you're crushing only tauruses
Don’t forget Mercury Sables! 😂
@@Broncort1 yeah
Crushing ecoboosts
Ford Contours also
The front fender of the cadillac hearse never got munched down. Everything else was flattened like pancakes but even with all the other cars mashed on top of it that fender withstood the crusher! 👍
This video crushed my soul, and possibly the souls of many others!
Such a waste destroying rare perfectly fine window glass. I'm surprised these crusher places don't partner with auto glass replacement shops to remove and reuse the glass. So so wasteful.
You got a brilliant idea. But it's an expensive idea. That's why.
I suspect the cars sat around getting parted out for a while before they were crushed to make room for another car. The demand for glass must be low compared to, for example front ends.
@@BlendedFamilyMan But some that glass is very rare.
@@electric8668 True. This is a winning business idea ripe for the picking here.
windshields get small chips and scratches in use, and removing without breaking can be difficult. no one wants a "new" damaged windshield. plus any crack in a windshield makes it "unsafe".
Imagine all the people who used to own them they are probably no longer with us
@Egmont I'll take that as a compliment! 😝
A fitting end for that vintage of Cadillac hearse(throwaway vintage) and then 69-ing it with a Mopar mini-van makes it even more suiting. 69-ing apile of the most undesireable makes/models is cool. Then, the last 69-er, a Ford Taurus S/W is the cherry on the top! LOL
Felt a little " depressed " after that " smashing" video, it's weighing " heavily " on my mind....but, I'm gonna " press" onward. I really just " flat" out liked this " thinning " clip!
I’d love to see a speeded up version of just crushing mini vans
Bro why hate on minivans? They really practical for families.
@@greego5952 facts man
It’s a Hearse, Hurst is a shifter
So maybe it was a Hearse with a Hurst? 😏
@@Broncort1 the fact that it was sporting BF Goodrich T/A's on the back (in raised white letter) might support that 🤣
Those windows popping was therapeutic
Great videos ! 👍
Poderia ter restaurado!!! Isso é história! 😢
Eu também acho isso
Né
Aqui no Brasil tem pátio lotados. Mas vira desmanche.
Надо наши газы и вазы так прессовать прямо с конвейера
Are cars still being crushed that way? Surely that doesn't make recycling its parts very easy..?
My cousin had a Ford Taurus Wagon similar to the one crushed. That was a great ride, so much better than the 4 door sedan.
I had an 88 Taurus wagon. Bought it new expecting a good car as it was Fords flagship model. LX trim package and big motor. One of 3 worst cars I've ever owned. Tons of recalls. Left me stranded in North Carolina on vacation when fuel pump failed right after I bought it. Had suspension problems. Bad brakes. Kept burning out MAP sensors. Blew a head gasket at 65k miles. Electrical issues throughout. Clearcoat peeled off. One of Fords biggest pieces of crap!
Hey be careful not to scratch the paint, and the fuel filler door remained intact for a while.
A friend of mine needed a ton of parts off that hearse for a flower car I drove 700 miles to rescue from the same fate. Eureka made 6 flower cars that year and he's got 2.... talk about rare when 30 % are owned by one guy. He has a severely disabled child and yeah, id go rescue another car for him. Think about it though. 6 made and he has 2. How many are left?
Wish I had a friend like you, after cancer (1990-91) treatments and prednisone ate my bone away I had both (1993-98) shoulders replaced and bone grafts on both (1996-99) hips and in December 2016 I had open heart surgery aortic valve replaced and one bypass and a pacemaker put in and on top of that I’m a diabetic and I’m afraid my days are limited my blood pressure keeps dropping to like 51/39
I’ll be visiting all my realitives in heaven soon
@@horseyhorselips3501 sorry to hear that. I've had cancer myself caused by Dupont chemical dumping. I did make a very short and terrible quality video after picking up what was left of the flower car. And an hour after I made the video, the transmission in my truck died and I had to push the whole thing off the road and wait to be rescued myself....video is up on my channel still I think
Well, it is rare of course but also means that no one really wants to own one.
@@Grapefruit5000 a flower car is a major luxury for a funeral home. That's an expensive coach built vehicle just to carry flowers
I feel like I'm watching the Brave Little Toaster in real life!!! 😂🎉
Never knew a hearse was a stretched el camino with a camper shell...
For 5 years ive been trying to find headlight assembly and rear molding to that car... Fuck!!! Why dont you guys ever part that shit out.
I’m surprised the dodge caravan was on the road long enough to get rusted out! Those things were usually in the crusher before the loan was even paid off. That can be said for every front wheel drive Chrysler product made through the entire 1980s to the early 90s!
Yeah they were bad and slow
Why does Gord Get A Lebaron? Probably because they love me more than they love you Freddy//
Make the cheese sand wiches
Born in 1961 I have certainly been through a lot of new cars. My first new car was a late 1970s Oldsmobile 98 full size land yacht. Great car used to float down the road, had a 455 four barrel giant trunk, full size spare. One night I had three girls in the backseat and too in the front plus me that's six people in one car. Try doing that today and being comfortable. When the '80s came along the American cars were horrendous that's when I dumped looking for American unfortunately and I made my first Japanese purchase. A 1987 Honda Civic, $10,000 brand new out the door put $300,000 Mi on that car with no problems. I did buy American cars much later on down the road when they got back on their feet. At the time talking back in the late 70s now interesting coincidence my future wife to be that I had no idea at the time was driving a full size Buick Electra 225. That also had the General Motors 455 four barrel rocket engine it said on the air filter cover. Another great car if my memory serves me correctly the ride was not as smooth and it was a little faster. After getting rid of the Oldsmobile 98 went with a Buick LeSabre. Fastest American car that I owned was in 2003. I went to the Chevrolet dealer purchase a Camaro Z28 they told me they had it in stock when I arrived no such car they tried to switch me to a six-cylinder Camaro that's when I walked out the door. On the way home I stopped at the Ford dealership. Told myself I would never buy a Ford only heard nothing but bad things about Ford products. There was a New 2003 Cobra in Black, took it for a test drive and fell in love I will never forget that car. I should have never got rid of it.
I got rid of all my newer cars and went back to 72. 50 year old trucks are far more reliable than anything today.
That gold Chrysler Fifth Avenue reminds me of the dark grey one Mike drove in Better Call Saul.