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Thanks for sharing that was informative. Gives you an idea on how they could open up a fairly large sawmill operation just about anywhere even before the combustion engine. You run just about anything off an old steam tractor .

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Nice car, a really smooth running machine. You didn't speak of the wheels, are they original or have you had to refurbish them? My aunt had an Essex (1929 I think) and by my mother's account it was very reliable. There was some recurring carburetor issue, probably a stuck float that my my aunt learned to fix on her own. Thank you for making this video, very interesting and also brought to mind many of my mother's stories about motoring in the 1920's and 30's.

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Very nice car. Years ago a guy where I worked had a mid 20’s Essex coupe and he let me drive it. We stopped by where I lived with it and my landlord who lived next door said that his brother had one during the 30’s and it gave him a lot of trouble. Anyway, I thought it was a great car and was very solid. The landlord said it got poor mileage which might be true I don’t know. He was a bit of a grouch anyway.

Wow, I thought I had the only one left on the planet. You're near Lake Michigan but the plate sure looks Washington state and no rust in Michigan?? My 32 4 door bought new in Seattle which is where I live. 128k miles so the engine and spring bushings worn out otherwise complete and no rust. Year after I got the Essex a pal gave me a 31 Hudson 8 coupe restored body but had a cracked head and manifold which I solved, that's my wife's car. I'm 70 and had over a hundred old cars but these are my first pre-wars. Really like the style and they are keepers. These are far better built than same era Fords, no wood in the body except couple of floor panels, very strong frames, proper gas tanks and parallel spring suspension. My dash doesn't have the fancy bezel as yours, has eagle hood ornament same as on the Hudson. Thanx for the video, wonderful to see.

someone has done a lovely job on that carbb tning, started up so quickly! neat car for sure

This is the car you were telling me about. It's outstanding! Thanks for sharing it here.

Not putting eyes on it but worth more than was paid!

It didn't start very well, ran rough and maybe had other problems but still, I'd say the seller should have refused that offer, if he had the right to.

Not sure, but that seems like an awfully low price? 25-35k seems more appropriate. That's a steal.

00:32 - Did the 'auctioneer' actually just announce, "1930 Model A, the first year they made them"? It would be nice if he actually knew the first thing about the item he's pitching.

Bonkers! 😮

Auctioneer started way to high on everything and cried to long for it in the beginning. I'd walked away and left.

Nice original survivor vehicles , very restorable

i was amazed at the interest of these old engines. it does my heart good to see relics so revered. please next time show the cars too. didn't i see a red bug, what did that sell for? it seemed to be in the line-up. please don't think that this is a complaint, it is not. i am grateful for what you did show, and well presented too. thank you and best wishes.

Excellent demonstration, animation and explanation. Greatly appreciate it!

I thought the hit-n-miss were 1-1/2 only. I guess you can teach a old Doug a new trick 😇🙏🎣