That cable was probably cased with pitch on the outside. That's very similar to the type of cable that was first installed under the Atlantic to allow signal transmission between the UK, Europe and the US back in the second half of the 1800s...
Nice to see you back on an adventure video and on an E-Bike! E-Bikes offer cheap fast silent commutes unlike anything else. There is truly an E-Bike craze starting to pick up and the technologies have evolved like crazy over the past 5 years..I've been building my own E-Bikes for a couple of years now. I build my own Battery packs as well. Building packs is really what unleashes E-Bike performance and it doesn't have to cost a fortune. Hope to see you talk more about E-Bikes in future videos.
I accidentally sank my dad's company car in Brandy Brow pit in 1986. It was a Subaru Turbo 4 Wheel drive and I drove it into what I thought was a puddle but turned out to be several feet deep....
Good to see you, we share the inquisitive streak in our blood that makes us think what was that what did it do ? Like the cable it makes us wonder at that time it was new technology and we smile at how far we’ve come . I love digging around gotta snoop ! haha. Stay safe and show us more !
Great to see you again, Paul. And that beefy telephone cable was cool. I wonder if a ticker tape machine sent information down that pipe too. Really cool. Looking for part two, brother.
In the West coast of England you can see the remains of the first Trans Atlantic cable laid across the ocean to the United States. It is about 4" across and heavy, like your one. Imagine the conversations!
Im in the uk and I dunno how I came across your channel it's so out of my interest zone (I don't know much about american cars or interested in them), possibly from eric the car guy reecommendations, however hes become boring as hell and all commercial with his product placements that i unsubscribed, however i've stuck with yours for a long time now. Not every video has been my cup of tea, I like to see the hands on stuff and oily/rusty bits and the videos where you talk about finding stuff and history of stuff. Your saab 96 finding and saving and the sonet and the one in the woods videos were great to watch. Anyway now i got that crap off my chest I was just looking through your old videos the yesterday and wondered when you were going post another interesting video and poof here we are cheers :)
From the looks of the door striker posts on that chopped up Mustang, I'd say it was pretty much new or only a handful of years old when it ended up there. If it was older than that then the plating on those parts would have worn away and allowed rust to set in but they're still pretty much pristine...
Quite like this video interesting to see what laying about in the woods In UK we get burn out cars and Rubbish we do have dirty bikes in the woods the police arent that bothered about them
At the 10:31 mark there's a metal flap on the inner fender section that you rolled over and it was real close to your hand.... that has a partial vin number on it. Each side has one. They obviously didn't cut those off. You'd be able to get some info off of that.
that snowmobile is a late 60's skidoo. maybe a 68 olympic? also i think i spotted a buck tag hanging off the front fender apron at 10:28. might actually be able to get the vin for that stang
I would check yourself real good tonight after shower make sure you don’t have no deer ticks and get Lyme disease just a thought a buddy of mine is from that area he lives down here now anyway she got lime disease from the woods up there and that’s bad news and you can’t get rid of it there is no cure but anyway your video good sale. LOL I mention tech before I saw the end of the video LOL
Funny enough, I actually do know somebody with a fox body mustang who is slowly restoring his car. His is a 1986 5.0L. Perhaps he could use some parts.
How did the plans on your own shop go? I miss my old 2001 9-5 (had to scrap it), thinking of buying same gen 2009 and defacelift it to look like a 2001, alot of issues had been resolved with the 9-5 by then
The parts of the car are definitely 79-93 fox as you said. The vin tag where the dash would be has been drilled and removed. However the vin is still attached to the fender apron/front frame rail section you moved. Guess they didnt realize that.
@@AmesiesCorner Bring paper and crayon/soft pencil to rub it maybe. Do a frottage. Might be easier to read the transferred image. Great to see you again, Paul. And that communications cable was cool. I wonder if a ticker tape machine sent information down that pipe too. Really cool. Looking for part two, brother.
Just think about the calls went through that wire..... '' hello operator ''.... '' Some sod has nicked my car ''... Yes its got a beer sticker on the rear yes 🤣😭
Amesie's Automotive Corner I have a white 68 96 that came from Georgia that I am working on and a white 68 Sonett V4. I am the 4th owner of the Sonett. The second owner really loved it so it is in pretty decent shape. Still needs some love though. Hope to see more posts from you!
@@AmesiesCorner yeah the guy two houses down has his own trail and is constantly going back and forth. The cops will never catch him because they won't find any truck or trailer to give him away.
l remember when the road was still open,
Me as well. Also holy crap on your 1.5 BILLION channel views..
@@AmesiesCorner Not even Mustie could get that snowmobile running again :D (yes it is a challange ;) )
Man I've never clicked on a video so quick good to see you back man have missed the adventure videos
I’ve missed watching your adventures and you in the woods with the rc truck.
The car in the water looks to me like a 1977 Toyota Corolla. Give or take a year. Cool find.
Good you are back 😀 The first car looked like a 1970's era Toyota Corolla.
That cable was probably cased with pitch on the outside. That's very similar to the type of cable that was first installed under the Atlantic to allow signal transmission between the UK, Europe and the US back in the second half of the 1800s...
Ya Buddy, Great to see you my friend, Cool place. Be safe. The Dizz.
Good to see you back Amesie, even if the featured cars defeated even you ! Ha Ha !
I read that in the Bane voice lol.
Great video thanks for making it keep it up
and another post at 138 Newton Rd., Haverhill, a few feet to the left of the telephone pole and behind the guard rail.
I like these exploring videos the best.
Brilliant video Paul I enjoyed that
Nice to see you back on an adventure video and on an E-Bike! E-Bikes offer cheap fast silent commutes unlike anything else. There is truly an E-Bike craze starting to pick up and the technologies have evolved like crazy over the past 5 years..I've been building my own E-Bikes for a couple of years now. I build my own Battery packs as well. Building packs is really what unleashes E-Bike performance and it doesn't have to cost a fortune. Hope to see you talk more about E-Bikes in future videos.
I accidentally sank my dad's company car in Brandy Brow pit in 1986. It was a Subaru Turbo 4 Wheel drive and I drove it into what I thought was a puddle but turned out to be several feet deep....
Amazing video
Good to see you again
Very cool. The phone line was indeed a cool piece of history.
thanks for taking us on a wonderful adventure :D hugs love and bee safe :D
Great content as per usual
Good to see you back again can't wait for more Saab posts!
Wohoo! long time no see. :)
Lots of good patch panels left on that Mustang!
Good to see you, we share the inquisitive streak in our blood that makes us think what was that what did it do ? Like the cable it makes us wonder at that time it was new technology and we smile at how far we’ve come . I love digging around gotta snoop ! haha. Stay safe and show us more !
Great to see you again, Paul.
And that beefy telephone cable was cool. I wonder if a ticker tape machine sent information down that pipe too. Really cool. Looking for part two, brother.
Missed your videos hope to see more soon
Enjoyed the video especially that phone cable. Really cool. Been a while since I heard keep it out of the cabbage
That sled looks like a early ski-do tundra
Great video your so good at this type of video ,,,discovery give this guy a show!
Wow, thanks!
In the West coast of England you can see the remains of the first Trans Atlantic cable laid across the ocean to the United States. It is about 4" across and heavy, like your one. Imagine the conversations!
Love the old SAAB in your emblem. Had a 96 (V4) as my first car.
It seems it's a Toyota Corolla KE30. The side rear window, rear light frame and the vent are exactly the same.
Yep, that's what I think, 1976 or so?
And then , there’s always the odd chance of finding that rare car you can drag home and restore … All for just looking … Thanks Paul , Good Luck !!!
I miss your videos. hope you get back into them .hope all is well thank you for you videos.
Im in the uk and I dunno how I came across your channel it's so out of my interest zone (I don't know much about american cars or interested in them), possibly from eric the car guy reecommendations, however hes become boring as hell and all commercial with his product placements that i unsubscribed, however i've stuck with yours for a long time now. Not every video has been my cup of tea, I like to see the hands on stuff and oily/rusty bits and the videos where you talk about finding stuff and history of stuff. Your saab 96 finding and saving and the sonet and the one in the woods videos were great to watch. Anyway now i got that crap off my chest I was just looking through your old videos the yesterday and wondered when you were going post another interesting video and poof here we are cheers :)
Subscribed for good content!
I really hope you haven't quit youtube miss your videos.
I'm here just too busy to make content right now.
@@AmesiesCorner I know what you mean. Keep up the good work!
Spent many days out there used to take our 2wd out there
You need to make more videos!
I remember your 4 cycle warrior I saw it one day out there
Thing was a beast, if I had known they where going to seize it I wouldn't have stopped for them.
Hay miss ya videos!!!!!!
Love this channel!
If that’s a Toyota you could connect a battery on it and it would probably start.Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪🤣
From the looks of the door striker posts on that chopped up Mustang, I'd say it was pretty much new or only a handful of years old when it ended up there. If it was older than that then the plating on those parts would have worn away and allowed rust to set in but they're still pretty much pristine...
True.
Quite like this video interesting to see what laying about in the woods
In UK we get burn out cars and Rubbish we do have dirty bikes in the woods the police arent that bothered about them
Yeah buddy from Aleskyfinis
Nice man, and i'm feeling the jealousy. Nice place.
4/30/21 Vicegrip Garage has a SAAB Signet you might like
At the 10:31 mark there's a metal flap on the inner fender section that you rolled over and it was real close to your hand.... that has a partial vin number on it. Each side has one. They obviously didn't cut those off. You'd be able to get some info off of that.
That Box Truck Wood would be Great to Repurpose
I can use the heater core lid on the A/C box in the fox body.
Probably one of the better condition New England fox body mustangs at this point.
that snowmobile is a late 60's skidoo. maybe a 68 olympic? also i think i spotted a buck tag hanging off the front fender apron at 10:28. might actually be able to get the vin for that stang
Great video, how's your new garage? Good luck to new venture mate
I would check yourself real good tonight after shower make sure you don’t have no deer ticks and get Lyme disease just a thought a buddy of mine is from that area he lives down here now anyway she got lime disease from the woods up there and that’s bad news and you can’t get rid of it there is no cure but anyway your video good sale. LOL I mention tech before I saw the end of the video LOL
Funny enough, I actually do know somebody with a fox body mustang who is slowly restoring his car. His is a 1986 5.0L. Perhaps he could use some parts.
I have a 1983 Mustang 5.0.
Hey u should visit the old buried sab sonett
looks cool. ever metal detect here?
How did the plans on your own shop go? I miss my old 2001 9-5 (had to scrap it), thinking of buying same gen 2009 and defacelift it to look like a 2001, alot of issues had been resolved with the 9-5 by then
Looks like seats from all the stolen cars were put in a hangout area
3 months..wow..how is that awesome BIKE??
The parts of the car are definitely 79-93 fox as you said. The vin tag where the dash would be has been drilled and removed. However the vin is still attached to the fender apron/front frame rail section you moved. Guess they didnt realize that.
Hmm interesting, I will have to look next time i'm there. It would be so awesome to reunite it with it's true owner.
@@AmesiesCorner might be hard to read it since it was kinda rusty. They are even hard to read when the car is clean.
@@AmesiesCorner Bring paper and crayon/soft pencil to rub it maybe. Do a frottage. Might be easier to read the transferred image. Great to see you again, Paul.
And that communications cable was cool. I wonder if a ticker tape machine sent information down that pipe too. Really cool. Looking for part two, brother.
Pretty sure its a sabb 900 in the water and a 69 skidoo Olympic melted diwn
Nice interesting channel. How do you like the ebike?
I love it
Just think about the calls went through that wire..... '' hello operator ''.... '' Some sod has nicked my car ''... Yes its got a beer sticker on the rear yes 🤣😭
is there any update to the Sonnet?
Wonder what happened to Amesie? Never to be seen or heard of again sadly.
Hi.
Is the peddle box still in the foxbody?
News article discussing lead-sheathed underground telephone cables: stopthecap.com/2018/09/26/atts-abandoned-wiring-oozing-lead-on-customers-property/
Boy I was pretty accurate about the dates and cable construction! Much appreciated the link, thank you.
You else remembers the lost snoet and the dealership
Car in the water is a 1975-79 Toyota Corolla sedan.
1st one is definitely a 76 Corolla
That submerged car looks to be Saab from the rear quarter vents
Hi Amesie do you still have your Saab 96? Have not seen a post in a while.
I still have everything but the Sonett. The orange car went to Holland.
Amesie's Automotive Corner I have a white 68 96 that came from Georgia that I am working on and a white 68 Sonett V4. I am the 4th owner of the Sonett. The second owner really loved it so it is in pretty decent shape. Still needs some love though. Hope to see more posts from you!
What happened to Amesie??
I got busy with work.
'75-ish Corolla.
Government stealing your stuff. :D
Wo
You got do-gooders all over the country that shut down any place where you can go out and play like that.
This is right behind my apartment. Constant dirt bike activity.
Hmm.. that would put you in the single story building on 108. At least you have a trail from your backyard into the pit.
@@AmesiesCorner yeah the guy two houses down has his own trail and is constantly going back and forth. The cops will never catch him because they won't find any truck or trailer to give him away.
Now you're going to get busted your finger prints are all over it.