You hit the nail on the head Joe! He saved all of these from unfortunate fates and they will get a chance to live on with future owners as opposed to rotting away or getting scrapped. This isn't a hoard but rather a well organized and properly stored collection of an avid enthusiast.
@@pookysdad4884 Definition of hoard: "a stock or store of money or valued objects, typically one that is secret or carefully guarded" Yeah, I'd say this qualifies.
Huge collection doesn't even begin to describe what this fellow has accumulated! I need to show this to my wife next time she says I have to much stuff in my mancave. I could spend all day in a place like this, exploring and listening to the stories behind this stuff!
That was great Mortske. Vintage tin national parks like that are becoming fewer and far between. Most collectors/hoarder's won't sell but it sounds as though he is willing to do so. I could spend weeks there listening and learning. I am impressed with your vast knowledge of vintage parts. That was pretty cool you being able to educate him about how to find out the ratio of the vintage speedo adapters. Duff definitely had a good time. Thanks.
I love the chatter between you two car nuts. I could spend a week going through his stuff and enjoy it more than Disneyland. Great content and Duff had fun too👍 45 dollar 40 Ford with the potty chairs. Had to get a loan from Grandma line cracked me up😀😀😀😃😆 I had to watch this again. To much to take in on one pass!!!!
Very kind of him to invite you out and to allow you to film at all knowing you’re sharing with us as well out here. Thank you for your kindness Sherry I was glued to my screen lol . Thanks for taking us along Mortske 👍
It' is nice you can talk to him intelligently and understand So many are just supposed well read tire kickers that don't pick up on the nuances the way you do. PROUD of you.!
It's quite sad seeing some of those vehicles in some of the states they're in.. but if it wasn't for your man there, they'd have all been "recycled" years ago Hats off to fellas like that for saving old iron like this from the crusher... once its gone its gone
I would love to have his collection and his knowledge. He's like the Heavy Metal King. His knowledge of what he has and the older cars is fantastic as well as yours too. I could see you coming home with one of those projects soon! Thanks for sharing!
My Dad raced 34 Ford coupes in GA. and Tn. in 1959 thru 62 with full race flatheads and he ran Lincoln Zephyr second gears, He had a hook on the dash and locked second gear . He ran 16 second quarter mile laps on blacktop on Friday night and red Georgia clay on Sat. night. l still have the second gear in his garage, He took it to Pontiac Motors and had the stripped gears welded back and machined like new. Spent August 3rd. 1977 in Minot N.D. It was 100 degrees that day and around 50 that night. l am ready for a road trip to that mans Mecca of old FORDS. Thanks for the awesome video.
What a collection ! nice ! Matt from Iron Trap Garage would be in Heaven there for sure . beautiful place , fishing in the morning , hot rodding in afternoon !
That place was cool if I was there it would be like dying and going to heaven. Graduate 77 from a four-year-old tech school and I love working sheet metal. I could spend the rest of my day trying to build stuff. I suppose probably some of that stuff for sale? Super great video thanks for the content. 👍❤️💥💥💥💥💥💯😎
Not sure I’ve ever seen a happier pupper than Duff running around that “canine amusement park” that funny enough contains a “hot-rodder amusement park.” Cool vid, cooler seller; that guy’s a legend. Good fella to stay in touch with, even better to stay in the good graces of! Cheers!
Man! A guy could spend days just talking to this guy about his collection. If you need parts this is the man to see. I’m glad there’s still guys out there that can take care of this stuff so it has a chance to get back on the road someday.
You found a GOLD MINE....WOW....I would be like a kid in a Candy store...Unbelieveable theres still that many old Rides in that good of shape Greart Video....
Damn that guy has a awesome collection the old case and JD tractors were cool and the motor pile was awesome too. The man has a little of everything that was awesome
That was a great video, There was one vehicle that stood out to me that I would love to get and it was that rusted out General Electric truck. Keep up the great work and God Bless you guys
I keep going back and watching, Can you just imagine all the adventures he has been on and the stories just to find all this goodness. What could be better than getting up in the morning with your cup of coffee and wandering thru your own personal museum and letting your imagination run wild on future project planning.
@@MortskeRepair Your doing a hell of a job, more power to Ya, the videos just keep getting better, my family was from the south east corner of South Dakota farm country. Visiting that area as a kid in the 60's I saw a lot of great old iron around Alcester and across the border into Iowa in Hawarden, folks sold the farm and moved to Washington state, good memories from back there.
Wow what a collection! Just imagine the stuff you couldn't see that's hiding underneath other cool stuff! Not to mention duff was in his glory exploring he probably enjoyed it just as much as you! Lol great video as always thanks for sharing!
Thats an unreal collection Mortske ,its so pleasing to see someone with a real passion like that, and he has taken great care of it by not letting it go to scrap.I am sure Brent would love all of it too.Duff looked like he was having fun as always...:)
OMG that guy has garage after garage full of GOLD and FIELDS of Dreams. All those engines you could do will it start video's every week for the rest of your life and you would never run out of engines to start.
Thank you, for taking us along. What a unique fella, and what an amazing collection. Truly a lifetime of amazing adventure in the world of dreams can come true, its all up to you.
He had me at 327 my favorite motor of all time he has a amazing collection!! This guy is a super hoarder of car parts overwhelming at best!!!! Waldo popping up lol
I need to take a ride up to this place! There’s so many old cars I could pick one from to get my last hot rod from. I’m 60 and still want one more to do before I get to old to enjoy one!
That was an epic trip. You both shared your knowledge of vintage iron n parts. Incredibly organized snd he had a story for almost anything you pointed too. This vid just got better and better. And wait folks there’s more. Phenomenal collection.
Need some project advice. Bought some sweet headers and Cragars, and now I’m running low on funds for the flexi-hose needed to put it all back together. Where can a guy cut some corners? Also, should I use the red or yellow wire nuts when I restore the wiring?
The information you retain amazes me! Your information is deep and wide ranging. I can get deep on Fairlanes but you have knowledge about a lot of stuff! Very cool.
I was already amazed by the collection BEFORE you went outside. I could spend a week walking around and listening to the stories. It's incredible that he actually remembers every vehicle and part. Was also great to see he was keeping things either indoors, or covered as best he could, and what was outside was kept tidy and free of weeds. Not to mention the majority of those engines were being incredibly well preserved. So many folks will let collections like this fall into serious neglect. Really amazing stuff, thanks for taking us along on this one. 👍
The old dude has game. "Buy this original former '57 drag car with art intact at my price or I swear I'll paint it!" (Waves paint brush at car menacingly.)
Thats probably the best collection I've ever seen! I always wanted a yard like that Lol. My uncle had about 100 vehicles on his property but when it was sold in 2011 they called in the scrappers!! The new owner is still finding stuff in the woods mostly parts, stuff hanging in trees, buried in the ground
Wow! I love that they are saved. Too bad I'll never get the chance to buy some of his collection. It has been a dream of mine to find a model A. There they are... what an amazing collection!
This is my favourite type of vids beginning nosey In someone else’s amazing collection, so many interesting vehicles backed up with knowledge and a good storey. What were the prop driven tri ski contraptions??? Were they used on frozen lakes? Brilliant video and location only let down by the god awful Tr7 British manufacturing at its most embarrassing stage. 👍👍👍
A junk collector that realizes...he got old...like me...and time for stuff to go or leave it for the kids to toss in a dumpster. I hope it all eventually finds a home.
I'm 66 and I know it's going to happen but I haven't given up yet! My son is into them too and I trust him to post the them for sale on the internet to get good money out of them. If I live to be a hundred I couldn't finish all of my cars, I kind of quit keeping track of how many I had at forty and I've bought quite a few since then plus I have a huge amount of parts taking over a 38 by 70 upstairs in my shop plus a an old house I bought next door to my shop!
What a Great Man with a collection that I could spend days just looking and dreaming on what to build and the place looks more like a museum than a random collection of car parts. Thanks for letting Duff show us around, Mortske Repair Great Channel Keep those videos coming.
So much history and the guy know what he has . That two life time of collection things . And duff so much energy love it thanks mortske for sharing.👍👍👍
You can tell the guy really loves that stuff. It's managed pretty well and the yard isn't all over grown. What a great collection.
You hit the nail on the head Joe! He saved all of these from unfortunate fates and they will get a chance to live on with future owners as opposed to rotting away or getting scrapped. This isn't a hoard but rather a well organized and properly stored collection of an avid enthusiast.
@@pookysdad4884 Definition of hoard: "a stock or store of money or valued objects, typically one that is secret or carefully guarded" Yeah, I'd say this qualifies.
@@pookysdad4884 yeah but a profitable hoarde
This place is better than a museum. Kudos to this guy for saving it all from the crusher in an era when it was considered junk.
You nailed it!
This guy is a hero for saving all of those parts and cars.
Truth!
You’ve found a honey hole right there, and he’s dealing! And a decent human to boot! Great score!
He's a great guy!
@@MortskeRepair wonderful he has the willing to share his parts to builders instead of saving them or selling to re sellers
Huge collection doesn't even begin to describe what this fellow has accumulated! I need to show this to my wife next time she says I have to much stuff in my mancave. I could spend all day in a place like this, exploring and listening to the stories behind this stuff!
Let me know what she says!
That was great Mortske. Vintage tin national parks like that are becoming fewer and far between. Most collectors/hoarder's won't sell but it sounds as though he is willing to do so. I could spend weeks there listening and learning. I am impressed with your vast knowledge of vintage parts. That was pretty cool you being able to educate him about how to find out the ratio of the vintage speedo adapters. Duff definitely had a good time. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Bob!
@@MortskeRepair Never disappointed.
He's got a few lifetimes of projects hanging around there. Looks like he could keep Fitzy's Fabrications busy too.
I love the chatter between you two car nuts. I could spend a week going through his stuff and enjoy it more than Disneyland. Great content and Duff had fun too👍 45 dollar 40 Ford with the potty chairs. Had to get a loan from Grandma line cracked me up😀😀😀😃😆 I had to watch this again. To much to take in on one pass!!!!
Haha, lotta great stories there!
I think I was more excited than Duff to see all that stuff, awesome collection! Plenty of flex hoses but where was his mountain of starter motors?
Saved that one for later!
Very kind of him to invite you out and to allow you to film at all knowing you’re sharing with us as well out here.
Thank you for your kindness Sherry I was glued to my screen lol .
Thanks for taking us along Mortske 👍
Our pleasure!
@@MortskeRepair And hours getting to watch lol hey man, you and Duff dog. Have a great afternoon.
What a place! Talk about a Field of Dreams!
It' is nice you can talk to him intelligently and understand So many are just supposed well read tire kickers that don't pick up on the nuances the way you do. PROUD of you.!
Thanks boss!
It's quite sad seeing some of those vehicles in some of the states they're in.. but if it wasn't for your man there, they'd have all been "recycled" years ago
Hats off to fellas like that for saving old iron like this from the crusher... once its gone its gone
Yup, he saved all those cars.
I love listening to the old-timers talk . It's a walk through automotive history . Thanks for the tour .
What an incredible collection of automotive history, awesomeness for sure. Thanks for taking us along with you.
Thanks for coming along!
THAT WAS AN AMAZING HONEY HOLE!!! THANKS FOR TAKING US ALONG MORTSKE!!!
Thanks for watching!
@@MortskeRepair You're welcome!
Hotrod builder's heaven! Wow!!
HOLY MORTSKE BATMAN!!! That reminds me of my first trip to toys are us when I was a kid. Incredible collection of everything.👍
I would love to have his collection and his knowledge. He's like the Heavy Metal King. His knowledge of what he has and the older cars is fantastic as well as yours too. I could see you coming home with one of those projects soon! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Brad!
My Dad raced 34 Ford coupes in GA. and Tn. in 1959 thru 62 with full race flatheads and he ran Lincoln Zephyr second gears, He had a hook on the dash and locked second gear . He ran 16 second quarter mile laps on blacktop on Friday night and red Georgia clay on Sat. night. l still have the second gear in his garage, He took it to Pontiac Motors and had the stripped gears welded back and machined like new. Spent August 3rd. 1977 in Minot N.D. It was 100 degrees that day and around 50 that night. l am ready for a road trip to that mans Mecca of old FORDS. Thanks for the awesome video.
Thanks for watching and commenting Mike! Would love to have one of your dads old cars!
Duff Dog thoroughly enjoyed the tour. He learned a lot. As did I.
Nothing beats a good day in a good salvage yard, and man did that guy have it ALL! Good inspiration for some crawling this weekend, thanks.
Right on
One the better tours I've seen in a while. Enjoyed every minute.
A great stroll through time Mortske. Really enjoyed, waiting on return trip!👍👌🇺🇸
What a collection ! nice ! Matt from Iron Trap Garage would be in Heaven there for sure . beautiful place , fishing in the morning , hot rodding in afternoon !
Matt and Mike find enough of their own goodies!
Yeah they do , now you have a nice honey hole to pick , cool !
Love this guy!
I could spend days listening to him
Yeah not bad!
That place was cool if I was there it would be like dying and going to heaven. Graduate 77 from a four-year-old tech school and I love working sheet metal. I could spend the rest of my day trying to build stuff. I suppose probably some of that stuff for sale? Super great video thanks for the content. 👍❤️💥💥💥💥💥💯😎
Yeah, he's parting with some of it.
Thank you to that man for sharing his collection!
What a very cool collection of cars an parts-an ole school dream
Ur crew chief[Duff]reminds me of halfazzed customs crew chief[Pablo]both have more energy than i do
Wow...like a kid in a candy store. Pure heaven. I could go out there all day every day👍👍
Press play, hit "like" and drop a comment... Keep up coming! Give Sir Duff an ear scratch for me!
Thanks Trey!! Will do!
I love the junkyard tours! You kill me with your excitement.
I used to have a Kirby vacuum that had attachments to sand and paint amongst other things. 👍🏻
That's what I came here to post ! you beat me to it!
Kirby was on the cutting edge of their market. That made me laugh when he said he painted that with a vacuum. Who knew!!!😉
Now I need to find one!
Looks like heaven
I hope that's what heaven is like!
He can't paint Old Trouble! She's absolutely beautiful and one of a kind, perfect the way she looks!!!
Put a motor in and drive it just the way it is... No paint!
Not sure I’ve ever seen a happier pupper than Duff running around that “canine amusement park” that funny enough contains a “hot-rodder amusement park.” Cool vid, cooler seller; that guy’s a legend. Good fella to stay in touch with, even better to stay in the good graces of!
Cheers!
Just amazing what a lot of history
Man! A guy could spend days just talking to this guy about his collection. If you need parts this is the man to see. I’m glad there’s still guys out there that can take care of this stuff so it has a chance to get back on the road someday.
What a gold mine!!! I'm afraid my desires would far outweigh my bank account though. Thanks for taking us with you on that tour.
Thanks for coming along!
You found a GOLD MINE....WOW....I would be like a kid in a Candy store...Unbelieveable theres still that many old Rides in that good of shape Greart Video....
Probably the best day Duff's had in years!
Everyday is a good day for the duff!
Wow, impressed on all the knowledge of the older stuff, on what it was and the year it was used on. Once again, the power of the ske!
Thanks again!
Damn that guy has a awesome collection the old case and JD tractors were cool and the motor pile was awesome too. The man has a little of everything that was awesome
That stash is heaven on earth!!! Just glorious!!!
Both of you throwing your knowledge back and forth was a sight to see. Man talk! LOL
Haha, something like that!
Its a bitter sweet thing seein all the cars and such sitting there
That was a great video, There was one vehicle that stood out to me that I would love to get and it was that rusted out General Electric truck. Keep up the great work and God Bless you guys
Yeah that has some great patina!
Nothing wrong with taking a break from the shop and going somewhere to view lots of cool automotive treasure. Thanks Mort.
Gotta find that stuff for the shop somewhere!
Great video Mortske!! Cool stuff. So much history. Your knowledge on this stuff always amazing me.
Thanks again!
I keep going back and watching, Can you just imagine all the adventures he has been on and the stories just to find all this goodness. What could be better than getting up in the morning with your cup of coffee and wandering thru your own personal museum and letting your imagination run wild on future project planning.
That’s the dream I wanna live!
@@MortskeRepair Your doing a hell of a job, more power to Ya, the videos just keep getting better, my family was from the south east corner of South Dakota farm country. Visiting that area as a kid in the 60's I saw a lot of great old iron around Alcester and across the border into Iowa in Hawarden, folks sold the farm and moved to Washington state, good memories from back there.
@@davidanderson2393 Thanks David!
Wow what a collection! Just imagine the stuff you couldn't see that's hiding underneath other cool stuff! Not to mention duff was in his glory exploring he probably enjoyed it just as much as you! Lol great video as always thanks for sharing!
Duff had more fun than all of us!
Thats an unreal collection Mortske ,its so pleasing to see someone with a real passion like that, and he has taken great care of it by not letting it go to scrap.I am sure Brent would love all of it too.Duff looked like he was having fun as always...:)
Heck yeah! We all had fun!
OMG that guy has garage after garage full of GOLD and FIELDS of Dreams. All those engines you could do will it start video's every week for the rest of your life and you would never run out of engines to start.
He's got most of them running actually.
Thank you, for taking us along. What a unique fella, and what an amazing collection. Truly a lifetime of amazing adventure in the world of dreams can come true, its all up to you.
Glad you enjoyed it
No wonder he has boat motors, look at that awesome lake or river maybe? Beautiful property!
It's a great piece of property!
37:31 that little red stepside v8 ford pickup is absolutely badass
What a place! Could be lost in there for days just poking around, amazing
Was St. Peter standing at the door? Because I would be in heaven digging around in there! 😁✌🏻🇺🇸
Your knowledge is astounding on these old cars! I love it. Dave.
Thanks much Dave!
My head is spinning 😵💫 paradise on earth
I'm just loving it. what an awesome show.. great find.
I'm glad this guy invited you,
Me too!
Most interesting to me is the 4dr Flatback. The aviation styled wheel with knob. Screaming to be restored.
That is a pretty nice car!
Vintage open wheel racer heaven!
Very cool, field of dreams stuff right there.
Private museum. Really enjoyed this episode.
He had me at 327 my favorite motor of all time he has a amazing collection!! This guy is a super hoarder of car parts overwhelming at best!!!! Waldo popping up lol
Glad you caught Waldo!
Good morning Mortske and Duff Dog. Lots of cool stuff.
When your watching an old Mortske vid and a notification for a new one pops up:)
Go back and watch the other one too!
Every minute just keeps blowing my mind !
Dang he's got enough 57s to leave the racecar original. I hope someone talks him out of it!
I need to take a ride up to this place! There’s so many old cars I could pick one from to get my last hot rod from. I’m 60 and still want one more to do before I get to old to enjoy one!
Quite the collection of stuff!
Wow, that was quite the collection. Hopefully some of those treasures will move on to people who will show them some love.
NOW THAT IS AN ESTATE SALE I WOULD GOT TOO!
That was an epic trip. You both shared your knowledge of vintage iron n parts. Incredibly organized snd he had a story for almost anything you pointed too. This vid just got better and better. And wait folks there’s more. Phenomenal collection.
Glad you enjoyed it
WOO! Best part of every monday is gettin a new Mortske upload!
Nice yard. He does a good job of keeping the growth down like some outdoor museum.
Need some project advice. Bought some sweet headers and Cragars, and now I’m running low on funds for the flexi-hose needed to put it all back together. Where can a guy cut some corners?
Also, should I use the red or yellow wire nuts when I restore the wiring?
Wire nuts... nae-nae! Thats far to expensive, scotch-locks for the win
Get some red or yellow spark plug wires and clear zip ties.
The information you retain amazes me! Your information is deep and wide ranging. I can get deep on Fairlanes but you have knowledge about a lot of stuff! Very cool.
Thanks!
Love your weekly sir. Puddin is going bat shat buddy. Funny though 😁 Keep doing what you do sir . You have my attention 💯
Thanks John!
I was already amazed by the collection BEFORE you went outside. I could spend a week walking around and listening to the stories. It's incredible that he actually remembers every vehicle and part. Was also great to see he was keeping things either indoors, or covered as best he could, and what was outside was kept tidy and free of weeds. Not to mention the majority of those engines were being incredibly well preserved. So many folks will let collections like this fall into serious neglect. Really amazing stuff, thanks for taking us along on this one. 👍
Stuff for days! And great stories too! Glad you appreciated it!
Minot is only about 5 hours away from me and DD speed shop 😁
OMG! What a stash! My God! I was drooling the whole time. So many projects. WOW! Thanks for Sharing what an awesome video.
You are so welcome!
The old dude has game. "Buy this original former '57 drag car with art intact at my price or I swear I'll paint it!" (Waves paint brush at car menacingly.)
DD Speed Shop, DDSpeedShop, DD Speed Shop! Loving the shout out!
I figured that was fitting!
Evil was a good way to describe a 409 running, with no manifolds. Thanks Mortske 🙏😁👍
Now I need to hear one!
I would be doing a "Duff" if I got to see that collection!
He had a blast too!
@@MortskeRepair duff daw dog!!!!!!!
Thats probably the best collection I've ever seen! I always wanted a yard like that Lol. My uncle had about 100 vehicles on his property but when it was sold in 2011 they called in the scrappers!! The new owner is still finding stuff in the woods mostly parts, stuff hanging in trees, buried in the ground
Dang
@@MortskeRepair most were complete rust buckets but I would have kept probably half if I had a place to store it all. Looking forward to Mondays Vid
Good morning hello duffy
Morning!
Wow! I love that they are saved. Too bad I'll never get the chance to buy some of his collection. It has been a dream of mine to find a model A. There they are... what an amazing collection!
This is my favourite type of vids beginning nosey In someone else’s amazing collection, so many interesting vehicles backed up with knowledge and a good storey. What were the prop driven tri ski contraptions??? Were they used on frozen lakes? Brilliant video and location only let down by the god awful Tr7 British manufacturing at its most embarrassing stage. 👍👍👍
Snow planes we call them. Haha that car wouldn't be inside if I had it!
Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for coming with!
Can’t change the 57!
Wow I dream about those sort o places ! Thanks for sharing !
A junk collector that realizes...he got old...like me...and time for stuff to go or leave it for the kids to toss in a dumpster. I hope it all eventually finds a home.
I'm 66 and I know it's going to happen but I haven't given up yet! My son is into them too and I trust him to post the them for sale on the internet to get good money out of them. If I live to be a hundred I couldn't finish all of my cars, I kind of quit keeping track of how many I had at forty and I've bought quite a few since then plus I have a huge amount of parts taking over a 38 by 70 upstairs in my shop plus a an old house I bought next door to my shop!
Hey but everything he has is not junk every piece he has is valuable it's crazy the stuff he has
He saved all of these cars from the fate of the scrapper and they'll go on to new homes at some point.
Man I'd be in heaven walking through there around all them engines
You would think he'd have a good selection of starters lol 🤣🤣
No doubt!
@@MortskeRepair lol 🤣🤣
What a Great Man with a collection that I could spend days just looking and dreaming on what to build and the place looks more like a museum than a random collection of car parts. Thanks for letting Duff show us around, Mortske Repair Great Channel Keep those videos coming.
Thanks much Gary!
So this is where old cars go when they die.
So much history and the guy know what he has . That two life time of collection things . And duff so much energy love it thanks mortske for sharing.👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Roy!
Matt from Iron Trap Garage just wet himself
Haha, he's already got too much cool stuff!
Great find, love all the stories. Impressive how every piece of metal there he knows exactly where they came from even 40 years on.
Has a steel trap for a memory!