21:17 GMC made a bunch of different sized V6 & V8s, and even a V12 "twin six" Wikipedia: "variants were produced in 305, 351, 401 and 478 cubic-inch (5.0, 5.8, 6.6, and 7.8 respectively liter) displacements, with considerable parts commonality. During the latter years of production, 379-and-432-cubic-inch (6.2 and 7.1 L) versions with enlarged crankshaft journals were manufactured as well."
Thank you for the info . We generally have no cell service for Google info . We typically are dusting off our memory caps of knowledge . All helpful comments are greatly appreciated .
The movie; It’s A mad,mad,mad,mad world had 59 Savoy taxi’s . During the chase, they start as 57 Belvedere’s and turn into 59’s. Neat old cars in that movie.
Wonder why they put the vehicles so far a part. 🤷🏻♂️. I see other collections of cars the same way. It’s like there hiding them. 😂 I assume some of the property was fields at one time. I love watching these walk around videos. Hope you go back and finish filming the rest of the yard. 👷🏼♂️👍🏼
Was just there 3 weeks ago. Been there tons. Where was the 64 convertible sitting with the 8lugs. I have never seen that one. Have you been in the buildings any?
That’s the only Pontiac there with 8lugs besides the one in the buildings. You need ask skeeter to let you look in those buildings. You will be amazed of the stuff.
Sad it is. We have several places to check out as soon as the weather breaks. Two supposedly sell semi rust free projects and parts. Thanks for watching .
I'm a sucker for Pontiacs so I really enjoyed the video. Do the owners ever sell anything? That old GMC wrecker from the Pontiac dealership would be an amazing piece to save before it gets worse. Keep the vids coming!
@@ptlfabrication569 They were pretty common in Aus back in their time. We had a lot of British imports then as they were already right hand drive whereas U.S. ones had to be converted adding to their cost. We had a lot of the 50s Ford Customlines till the "tank model then 60s Fairlane compacts, Chev Impalas and Pontiacs for those with the money but not a lot else.
I think the funny little blue wagon was an opel , GM from Germany
It looks like a Fiat.
25:37 - 1960 Chrysler New Yorker. Boomerang fin tail lights! Too bad it's a 4 door. But lots of great parts!!
Awesome, Thank You. We are not experts, and any help is greatly appreciated . A two door would be Cool.
21:17 GMC made a bunch of different sized V6 & V8s, and even a V12 "twin six" Wikipedia: "variants were produced in 305, 351, 401 and 478 cubic-inch (5.0, 5.8, 6.6, and 7.8 respectively liter) displacements, with considerable parts commonality. During the latter years of production, 379-and-432-cubic-inch (6.2 and 7.1 L) versions with enlarged crankshaft journals were manufactured as well."
Thank you for the info . We generally have no cell service for Google info . We typically are dusting off our memory caps of knowledge . All helpful comments are greatly appreciated .
👉wao... Amazing collection classic cars.! 🙏🤘😎🇮🇩
It is . We are always looking for parts and cool places to explore .
41:55 - 1959 Plymouth Savoy 4 door
The movie; It’s A mad,mad,mad,mad world had 59 Savoy taxi’s . During the chase, they start as 57 Belvedere’s and turn into 59’s. Neat old cars in that movie.
Wonder why they put the vehicles so far a part. 🤷🏻♂️. I see other collections of cars the same way.
It’s like there hiding them. 😂
I assume some of the property was fields at one time. I love watching these walk around videos. Hope you go back and finish filming the rest of the yard. 👷🏼♂️👍🏼
We do plan on going back , we would Like to see things when the leaves are dropped.
Push in the reflector button to open the gas door on the black Caddy.
Copy that , and thank you .
Was just there 3 weeks ago. Been there tons. Where was the 64 convertible sitting with the 8lugs. I have never seen that one. Have you been in the buildings any?
By the entrance, on the left just past a garage. We have not been in the buildings, would like to go back and see more.
That’s the only Pontiac there with 8lugs besides the one in the buildings. You need ask skeeter to let you look in those buildings. You will be amazed of the stuff.
Hey, if that Pontiac Lemans wagon has a good set of tail lights, would you let me know?
We would love to go back. Pletcher motors in Gassaway, West Virginia . They used to be a Pontiac dealer back in the day.
So sad still cool thanks 👍😊
Sad it is. We have several places to check out as soon as the weather breaks. Two supposedly sell semi rust free projects and parts. Thanks for watching .
@@ptlfabrication569 thanks for your reply no one ever does 👍 an.yes will de there thanks 👍😊
I'm a sucker for Pontiacs so I really enjoyed the video. Do the owners ever sell anything? That old GMC wrecker from the Pontiac dealership would be an amazing piece to save before it gets worse. Keep the vids coming!
They sell some stuff. I’d also like to see that wrecker saved .
Shits and giggles but are these for sale?
I’m sure some could be purchased. Pletcher’s in Gassaway , West Virginia .
good grief wat a can of worms yual opened GEEZ
Yep gonna drive some folks nuts
Where is this place? Are the parts for sale?
Pletcher’s in Gassaway ,West Virginia . We only scratched the surface . Parts are for sale, We bought a few parts .
That’s just nuts
We’d like to go back. A lot of vehicles we couldn’t see or get to , they also have buildings with complete cars.
What shapes the white 1960 pontiac in. A roller???
I’d say maybe a rough roller.
You broke the tail light your supposed to push the reflector button
Thank you . By the way Mike was dropped on his head when he was a baby. Lol
Save those wagons please
They are pretty cool .
@@ptlfabrication569 Absolutely they are
A Vauxhall is British
Thanks .. Yes the UK , I did the internet search when we got home . I’ve never seen a Vauxhall till we found this in the woods of West Virginia .
@@ptlfabrication569 They were pretty common in Aus back in their time. We had a lot of British imports then as they were already right hand drive whereas U.S. ones had to be converted adding to their cost. We had a lot of the 50s Ford Customlines till the "tank model then 60s Fairlane compacts, Chev Impalas and Pontiacs for those with the money but not a lot else.
22:30 Far right I see a 63 Chevy.
Wow that's a cool Hudson, wonder what year it was, can you say where the location is??
I believe the Hudson Wasp is a 52 or 53. Pletcher’s in Gassaway ,West Virginia .
@@ptlfabrication569 I gotcha, thanks for the info was there any decent mopars???
Nice
Thanks