CRAZY 100+ VINTAGE TRUCKS/CAR BARN FINDS, FARM FRESH. PICKING A PRIVATE COLLECTION GOLD MINE!!
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2022
- In this episode of Iron City Garage Pete is headin down to Kentucky to meet up with one of his old sellers I’m hopes of being able to find an buy some new inventory. This collection is massive 100 plus trucks and cars, spare parts for almost anything you can imagine. This is defiantly one you don’t want to miss!
Who knows maybe you see something you like and Pete can get it for you! Nothing is out of the question everything is for sale!
Be on the look out for part 2 dropping Monday!
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Pete’s first visit to this Pick location:
• Barn find Super Rare 1... - 1913 International Tractor along with a bunch more unseen trucks.
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Love the content. Be sure and pack a few good flashlights in the truck. You never know when you need a light.
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What a wild place. The Nomad, Novas, and Chrysler convertible had me breathing heavy! Thanks for taking us along!
Great tour, My kind of Inventory, Thanks.
Lookin forward ta seein that 56 GMC washed and runnin, looks like a really nice truck.
Semi truck tires love to hold rocks and chunk them at the worst times.
you really had to worry about a side marker light?damn i haul all the time and the side marker lights havent work in years!!tailight yes,side marker not so much!!
He's got a lot of nice stuff!! You need a 360 camera so we can look around, I was wanting to put eyes on that orange/yellow crewcab International that was outside.
Seen a whilleis in the yard. That id be wanting to know about.
He says he's gonna build all of that stuff. We all know he won't. Got more weeds growing up around his stuff than when he pulled it out of it's previous home.
Usual hoarder guy, just buys and pile up, says he's gonna fix but then grow old and die and kids have to take care of the mess, and sell off/give away. I know a guy here thats the same, always buys, never sells or really fix much, got a real nice 1940's Indian motocycle he won cheap at some auction and it just sits in a shed, for like...9-10 years now. Ask him for a price for a bolt or piece of metal and you get either "nah im keepin' it cuz im rebuildin'" or "Ya cant afford it guhuhu" response
You want a 53 Ford press line original V8 automatic with overdrive? Been in the family for 60 years. Original two-tone blue paint with the interior very reasonably intact. There's a sticker on the inside trunk lid meanwhile since I looked at it I believe it to be the Jack instruction. If you like that car that much. Of course you'd have to go through this car and if you want to cut it up make it look like that one on your video episode okay . We want to adopt these vehicles out and have him find a nice home and somebody who might do something with them. They come with a great deal of sentimental value and each one has a story. But you sure seem to like that crestline. Just FYI to you. I just watched a little more of this episode and it came to mind. I can barely remember my mom getting in and out of this car and it was old then. But there's a lot more storage that car than this thank you for reading and thank you for taking the time to make the video and showing us these pieces of American history
Loved the IH COE @ 21:07. For sale?
Check for 22s.
Good evening sir u don’t have Ford Mustang grande 1971
How do u find those cars?
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looks like most of the cars will (going) to fix one day or going to have to wait for the estate sale as always as hes not ready to sell or cant get them out from were they are!!!
Yeah, the best of intentions of course. He’s collected a lifetime’s worth of vehicles and parts now. Hopefully got a lot of years left to get r done!
@@myrons4713 lot of years!!thats what they always think..
Great a UA-camr that does the used car thing and reverse! Call me text me I want to buy your car. Wait a minute car dealers do that too now days. But my point is very smart you put right on the screen. I'll give you a call in the morning.
Why would you feel me fixing light like who cares
I’m interested
All i want to know is how in the hell did he he get all these cars and trucks
At 28 minutes approximately into you this episode he walked by a Ford half-ton pickup as you called it that's a 41 through 46 approximately . Is it for sale? By the way I'm the real thing. Also if you or your friend there have some six lug large lug Chevy bun rims for a 59 Chevy I'd appreciate it. I've got 59 Chevy green truck that I use and it still has the 8.25 by 20 in rims and tires so I'm always looking for them. I recently acquired a 1960 Viking series 60 truck as well and it has eight lug heavy bun Rims as well. I'd be interested in them with tires on them too. Tires don't have to be perfect just holding air and not having large chunks off them. If they still have the tubes half then dry rot doesn't make a whole lot of difference. Thank you again. Oh I could get these from my friend on the west coast up in the northwest but shipping them is ridiculous. Shipping is why he doesn't have my wildcat drill rig originally for oil use primarily for water complete with tools 1948 Chevy talk about rare but finding a collective part is almost as rare. Okay thank you by the way they don't have to be 8.25 just as long as they're the 20-in on the rim holding air
Call Pete 4123356100 we would like to talk business with you
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Want to help the man out and get the truck and Shirley more quicker. Help him frame in the door on that end and I'm sure you're paying enough for that truck to more than offset his cost cutting the door in and he'll have the easy access to both ends. If you're looking for parts for that truck say some good chrome bumpers and things of that nature? I would suggest two places. One of them's out in the middle of Kansas more south than Central. But if you want a wealth of these trucks to pick from as far as parts I'll narrow down to the Oregon / Washington state area. Reply back to my comment and give me a private way of sending you the information and I'll do that. I don't mind giving either one of these two guys free advertisements but the likelihood of curiosity calls far outnumbering real interesting parties tells me that I should just not do that. These guys are into the hobby and work hard at it. There's another guy up in the New England area but he deals mostly try five cars. He does trucks as well. I've known him for a number of years. And the guy up in northwestern United States almost as long. I have both of these guys personal cell phone numbers which I don't give out and that's why I have them. The other guy out in South Central Kansas oh there's probably about three others in the area as well. I don't really know him that well but I do know type of inventory he goes through. I don't know how much wall hangers bring but I've seen them cut up a beautiful 56 Chevy truck like the red one in your video of this episode. Cutting the frame and repurposing the body to a newer chassis one thing. But cutting it 6 in or so behind the headlight ruining the hood the fenders well by book that makes me cry. Anyway what do I get out of it why am I taking this time? Well a lot of people just call me the old car guy.. I want to see the hobby grow and continue. I enjoy a few people's UA-cam channel including yours. I believe in supporting what you like so it can grow and continue to entertain. Although I've slowed down quite a bit I hunt these cars and I'm very good at it. So I enjoy watching others do the same and in their own style. I look forward to you next video