Thanks Greg, for the history lesson about "Tin Lizzie". I had often heard the phrase, but didn't know the story behind it. I know You enjoyed finding all those toy cars and the Plane. Catch You next week.
Greg another very good videos with some great times. love to find old cars. that was a great find the old General Lee Dodge Charger. Brought back a lot od memories. I had a 1970 Dodge Charger love those cars. You had some great funds. Keep up the good work and keep bringing us some good videos. we'll stay safe and keep swinging catch you on the next one. Be safe.
Oh my, those kids sure knew how to play. I recognized that Charger when you were pulling it out of the hole! Awesome button finds too. These cooler temperatures are sure welcome for dirt digging. Great hunt and video, Greg!
I knew you were going to like seeing that General Lee Charger come out of the ground! haha The temps are awesome now! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Hi Greg , well i have no idea on the mystery object haven't got a clue mate ! but i know what my favourite is the lovely mother of pearl pill / whatever box it's a lovely little find pity it's not full of gold sovereigns LOL , you had a good day my friend plenty of interesting finds and some lovely photographs especially the racing cars , nice video mate best wishes and good luck ATB Rob .
What would Thursday mornings be without Finding America? Fantastic variety of finds along with your detailed history, priceless. In 1970 I pumped gas and worked as an apprentice mechanic. I worked at a "service" station, not a gas station. Thanks Greg.
Unreal amount of toy cars & love the plane. Any ring is a good ring. I knew you were heading to the "Tin Lizzy". The hill climb is still awesome today. War nic congrats. That little box looks like a milk glass or shell lid. Love love the ending photos. Nice hunt Greg.
What can I say except another great video once again Greg! That P40 plane was the same balsa wood plane that I first ever built in the early 60's. I thought shark image was terrific!
I can remember Dad paying 17cents a gallon for gas back in the mid-50's!---Hearing you nearly speechless when you found that bomber was very entertaining!---I'm looking forward to the mystery of the week solution!
Really glad this one brought back more memories Alana and I will be revealing what the Mystery Find is in the next episode! It's a very cool piece. Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I'm #600 to hit 👍 Greg It's like Christmas detecting in that yard. How exciting!! Those children has all types of cool toys. I'm a Grandma but I really enjoy old toys. Really anything other than pull tabs, can slaw, & beer tops, and those silver drink covers lol. Your videos are truly the Best!! You put Great History & Pictures. Thank you Greg for a real fun time, knowledge & memory's. HH
Thanks for the help with this one Connor and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Your first mystery item is a blower for air hose on a air compressor, I believe. I love finding buttons, and toys. You could open your own toy store off of that property! ;) What a great permission!! Congrats Greg and thank you for sharing!!
Thanks for the help with this one and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! There were definitely a lot of toys there and just wait until you see the next episode! lol Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Rick and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I agree it sure is fun finding cars especially those old ones , that sure was a good collection today, great hunt Greg they'll be a lot of goodies come out of that spot once you get through that layer of cars haha
Your videos are always so educational. Because of you I knew right away when I dug a sash buckle. It is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Greg, those cars are so cool, it just bums me out that all the “old” toys you’re finding are the exact toys I played with as a kid😒 Anyway, I have a permission on the cold harbor battlefield and the owners son Bubba, yes Bubba builds general Lee chargers, real ones. He’s built at least three that I know of and when I was down there in March he had another one with a 426 hemi in the works. He’s a very talented guy, does a lot of brass castings and leather work, he actually made me a copy of the 1850’s militia belt plate I dug last fall. Anyway , great job brother ATB
Looks like part of the air valve for spraying . A lot of nice fines , just love those old toys . Thanks for sharing and you stay safe . Catch you on the next one !!!
Thanks for the help with this one Phillip and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Great video Greg. I don't think I've ever seen anyone dig so many toys at one time. That airplane was the best. Also I did not know haw the Model-T got the nickname Tin Lizzie. Thanks for sharing this and all the photos throughout and at the end of your video.
Awesome episode Greg. The story of Noel Bullock and Tin Lizzie was really interesting. Wow, so many toy car finds and that woman’s compact was nice. Liked the photo of the Flying Tigers. I remember putting together model airplanes and I believe that was one of them as a kid. Thanks so much and always looking forward to another episode. Take care buddy. Ward & Kim K.
Another great video. I love finding toy cars and you hit the jackpot. The little trinket box was also a very cool find. Plus another awesome history tidbit (Tin Lizzy) to make my day. What’s not to love about your videos Greg. Happy hunting till next Thursday!!!
Greg really awesome findings, you recall your childhood for sure. I love the beautiful cars 🚗 😍. I wish we could see your coins , cars , tokens and other beautiful items collection that you have at your home 🏡. With love from SAM Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥
Hi Greg. This episode was a real treat to watch! You had a real toy theme going on. I was especially blown away by the little red airplane. Wishing you more awesome digs in future, thanks for sharing. 😎
Thanks for another great video, Greg! As someone else remarked, it's a strange feeling seeing "old" things from one's own childhood or teen years being dug up. I have that same costume jewelry ring from the early 70s. I've seen several dug this year, so it must have been popular! You're going to need a "garage" just for all the toy cars you find! My own favorite was the plane.
Thanks for the help with this one Tom and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Haha Thanks for the help with that one Dawn and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Karen and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I watch metal detecting videos and classic car videos. This one checked off both boxes. I never knew how the model T got it's nickname. Dyersville Iowa has an Ertl museum. Also home to the Field of Dreams baseball field from the Kevin Costner movie.
Fun hunt, Greg! I hope you find baggage tags and hobo nickels at this long-term permission! (P.S. Am I the only one questioning why the Scooby Doo van says "Mustard Machine" instead of "Mystery Machine"?)
Thanks Janis and oh boy, if I could just find that elusive hobo nickel! It's at the top of my bucket list! I was wondering if anyone was going to catch that easter egg in the episode. LOL Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Greg and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Dave and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
That was a whole motorcade you found! Lol. I wonder how it would be if you used a chest or head harness for your camera. That way, you could have both hands free when you needed to clean or brush a find to get a better look at the it. Just a thought.
Thanks for the help with this one Scott and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Bart and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Not a gyroscope. You will find that the ends are magnetic. That toy was a wheel that rolled on wires. It usually would roll away from you and when you tipped it up and it would roll back towards you. You could keep going until you got bored or it flew off.
Your mystery item appears to be a blower nozzle or what's left of one that has been melted would go on the end of your air hose at an old service station
Thanks for the help with this one Richard and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one James and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Other than things that I have shared with the property owners, I have everything I have found since I first started detecting at age 12. Most is safely stored away in safety deposit boxes. Thanks for watching Steve. ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Wayne and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I think I was more of a Luke. I just wanted to own their car! lol Thanks for watching Dawn and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
@@FindingAmerica I got Luke because he had the same color hair as me and my cousin got Bo because because they were both blonde. The ironic thing is I married a blonde and will be married 32yrs in June she has been married so many times to dark haired men she can no longer be married to to anyone else in the state of Georgia! 😁
Great show, love the toys and the "Tin Lizzy" story.
Love that you give a after shot with it cleaned, instead of waiting till the end!! Thank you for the great content!!
Thanks Greg, for the history lesson about "Tin Lizzie". I had often heard the phrase, but didn't know the story behind it. I know You enjoyed finding all those toy cars and the Plane. Catch You next week.
Greg another very good videos with some great times. love to find old cars. that was a great find the old General Lee Dodge Charger. Brought back a lot od memories. I had a 1970 Dodge Charger love those cars. You had some great funds. Keep up the good work and keep bringing us some good videos. we'll stay safe and keep swinging catch you on the next one. Be safe.
Oh my, those kids sure knew how to play. I recognized that Charger when you were pulling it out of the hole! Awesome button finds too. These cooler temperatures are sure welcome for dirt digging. Great hunt and video, Greg!
I knew you were going to like seeing that General Lee Charger come out of the ground! haha The temps are awesome now! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
The gyroscope.... is one of the "Wheel-O" toys...sold in the late 60's early 70's .
That was my guess also.
Thanks for the help with that one AA! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Really enjoyed your video! Love that you show the objects cleaned up and also original photos of them! Great job! Thank you!
Hi Greg , well i have no idea on the mystery object haven't got a clue mate ! but i know what my favourite is the lovely mother of pearl pill / whatever box it's a lovely little find pity it's not full of gold sovereigns LOL , you had a good day my friend plenty of interesting finds and some lovely photographs especially the racing cars , nice video mate best wishes and good luck ATB Rob .
Awesome finds love the old toys.
What would Thursday mornings be without Finding America? Fantastic variety of finds along with your detailed history, priceless. In 1970 I pumped gas and worked as an apprentice mechanic. I worked at a "service" station, not a gas station. Thanks Greg.
Unreal amount of toy cars & love the plane. Any ring is a good ring. I knew you were heading to the "Tin Lizzy". The hill climb is still awesome today. War nic congrats. That little box looks like a milk glass or shell lid. Love love the ending photos. Nice hunt Greg.
Another great episode. Love your digging deeper segment an so may cool finds.
You got that right Greg, all those toy cars you could definitely open a used car lot. Great video as always. Smashed the like 👍!!!!
What can I say except another great video once again Greg! That P40 plane was the same balsa wood plane that I first ever built in the early 60's. I thought shark image was terrific!
That is awesome history. I've used the term tin Lizzy all my life and now I know. Love the historical factoids Greg. GL&HH
Another home run Greg! The compact was most interesting I thought! Really nice finds!
I can remember Dad paying 17cents a gallon for gas back in the mid-50's!---Hearing you nearly speechless when you found that bomber was very entertaining!---I'm looking forward to the mystery of the week solution!
Really glad this one brought back more memories Alana and I will be revealing what the Mystery Find is in the next episode! It's a very cool piece. Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
The phleuger part holds the spool on a spinning reel. It sets the drag too I'm pretty sure. At least they do now
Thanks for the help Zach and that was a drag knob. Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I'm #600 to hit 👍
Greg
It's like Christmas detecting in that yard.
How exciting!!
Those children has all types of cool toys.
I'm a Grandma but I really enjoy old toys. Really anything other than pull tabs, can slaw, & beer tops, and those silver drink covers lol.
Your videos are truly the Best!!
You put Great History & Pictures.
Thank you Greg for a real fun time, knowledge & memory's.
HH
Hey Greg, loved this episode. So cool you found some Dukes of Hazzard stuff! The mystery find looks like a leg/foot to one of those old bathtubs
Thanks for the help with this one Connor and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Your first mystery item is a blower for air hose on a air compressor, I believe. I love finding buttons, and toys. You could open your own toy store off of that property! ;) What a great permission!! Congrats Greg and thank you for sharing!!
That was my guess also on the mystery find. Tha holes on the side is osha air restricters. Could be 70`s.
Thanks for the help with this one and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! There were definitely a lot of toys there and just wait until you see the next episode! lol Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for the help with this one Rick and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I agree it sure is fun finding cars especially those old ones , that sure was a good collection today, great hunt Greg they'll be a lot of goodies come out of that spot once you get through that layer of cars haha
Your videos are always so educational. Because of you I knew right away when I dug a sash buckle. It is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Greg, those cars are so cool, it just bums me out that all the “old” toys you’re finding are the exact toys I played with as a kid😒 Anyway, I have a permission on the cold harbor battlefield and the owners son Bubba, yes Bubba builds general Lee chargers, real ones. He’s built at least three that I know of and when I was down there in March he had another one with a 426 hemi in the works. He’s a very talented guy, does a lot of brass castings and leather work, he actually made me a copy of the 1850’s militia belt plate I dug last fall. Anyway , great job brother ATB
Looks like part of the air valve for spraying . A lot of nice fines , just love those old toys . Thanks for sharing and you stay safe . Catch you on the next one !!!
Thanks for the help with this one Phillip and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Great video Greg. I don't think I've ever seen anyone dig so many toys at one time. That airplane was the best. Also I did not know haw the Model-T got the nickname Tin Lizzie. Thanks for sharing this and all the photos throughout and at the end of your video.
What a trove of vintage toys! That’s History!
Awesome army button. Cool airplane. Great silver nickel. Beautiful little box.
Awesome episode Greg. The story of Noel Bullock and Tin Lizzie was really interesting. Wow, so many toy car finds and that woman’s compact was nice. Liked the photo of the Flying Tigers. I remember putting together model airplanes and I believe that was one of them as a kid. Thanks so much and always looking forward to another episode. Take care buddy. Ward & Kim K.
Another great video. I love finding toy cars and you hit the jackpot. The little trinket box was also a very cool find. Plus another awesome history tidbit (Tin Lizzy) to make my day. What’s not to love about your videos Greg. Happy hunting till next Thursday!!!
Hey Greg haven't talked to you in a while glad to see you still banging it out great show
Hi Mark and I am still working hard on the channel! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I ALWAYS look forward to your videos!!! you are right up there with Hoover Boys and quarter Hoarder!
Greg really awesome findings, you recall your childhood for sure. I love the beautiful cars 🚗 😍.
I wish we could see your coins , cars , tokens and other beautiful items collection that you have at your home 🏡.
With love from SAM
Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥
thank you for sharing your video I enjoyed it a lot of cool toys I would have had fun digging that yard too see you next week ⚒️👍👍👍♥️👏
Awesome hunt those old toy cars brought back old memories, really enjoyed the video catch you on the next one 🇺🇸
Hi Greg. This episode was a real treat to watch! You had a real toy theme going on. I was especially blown away by the little red airplane. Wishing you more awesome digs in future, thanks for sharing. 😎
AUsome finds with all of the cars! Thanks for another great video!!
Great hunt Greg! I love finding the toys. Especially when they are generation after generation!
I love the toys. I found my first marble and was so excited. And a Ray-O-Vac flashlight.
@9:10 You could easily restore that so that the viewer knew exactly what it is and still maintain the look of a dug up Relic. Easy. Nice find!
I loved the history of Tin Lizzy's epic victory!!! Great episode as always Greg. Happy hunting and be well
Great video Greg. I really liked those toy cars you found and the toy plane,
Fantastic Greg, awesome finds as always! 👍👍🤘✌️
Great finds!
Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Thanks for another great video, Greg! As someone else remarked, it's a strange feeling seeing "old" things from one's own childhood or teen years being dug up. I have that same costume jewelry ring from the early 70s. I've seen several dug this year, so it must have been popular! You're going to need a "garage" just for all the toy cars you find! My own favorite was the plane.
Nice score on the dukes of Hazzard hot wheel
Thanks and I loved seeing that one come out of the ground Gerald! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Phleuger is a fishing company. Probably a part to an old fishing reel
Hey Greg
Another awsome vid as always
Loved learning about the "Tin Lizzy"
And ya gotta love digging a " General Lee"! Can't wait for next week!
Awesome finds buddy
Thanks so much for watching Rodney and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
That was fun greg,a real toy hunt,lol
✌ Love the " General Lee "
Enjoyed watching 👍
I think its a foot for a stove or a window shutter tie back. Great episode.
Thanks for the help with this one Tom and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Yeah! My favorite show!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 it’s a do hicky😊!
Haha Thanks for the help with that one Dawn and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Nice hunt Greg
Mystery item looks like a piece from an air compressor hose..✌❤
Thanks for the help with this one Karen and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Mystery item is a "Crows Foot Battery". Commonly used to power a Telegraph machine.
Pfluger fishing reel.
Thanks Iam and that's what it turned out to be. Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I watch metal detecting videos and classic car videos. This one checked off both boxes. I never knew how the model T got it's nickname.
Dyersville Iowa has an Ertl museum. Also home to the Field of Dreams baseball field from the Kevin Costner movie.
Oh! Could the gyroscope thing be a Wheel-O? ♫ Wheel-O ♫ Wheel-O ♫ Wheeeee! It's a lot of fun! ♫
Fun hunt, Greg! I hope you find baggage tags and hobo nickels at this long-term permission! (P.S. Am I the only one questioning why the Scooby Doo van says "Mustard Machine" instead of "Mystery Machine"?)
Thanks Janis and oh boy, if I could just find that elusive hobo nickel! It's at the top of my bucket list! I was wondering if anyone was going to catch that easter egg in the episode. LOL Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Greg awesome hunt I wish that the children of today would play out doors
I'm with you on that Dwight! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
The mystery item is air blower. It's attached to an air compressor to blow dust and debris.
Thanks for the help with this one Greg and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
This week's mystery find looks like the tip off an old texture sprayer...I could be wrong though
Thanks for the help with this one Dave and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
You dug a small car lot! Nice job pulling the war nickel and wheatie. Im surprised you didn't find any silver. Maybe next time!
That was a whole motorcade you found! Lol. I wonder how it would be if you used a chest or head harness for your camera. That way, you could have both hands free when you needed to clean or brush a find to get a better look at the it. Just a thought.
Compressed air spray nozzle
Thanks for the help with this one Scott and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
The mystery to me looks like a sprayer nozzle for painting.
Thanks for the help with this one Bart and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
Not a gyroscope. You will find that the ends are magnetic. That toy was a wheel that rolled on wires. It usually would roll away from you and when you tipped it up and it would roll back towards you. You could keep going until you got bored or it flew off.
I think your mystery item is what's left of a crow's foot battery!
Thanks for the help with this one Drew and you nailed it! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
@@FindingAmerica You're welcome! I remember Beau Ouimette found one on video years ago and I thought they were super cool!
@@bahldr01 I seem to remember that one too now that you mention it. It is a very neat find and I actually have found two of them there so far.
Your mystery item appears to be a blower nozzle or what's left of one that has been melted would go on the end of your air hose at an old service station
Thanks for the help with this one Richard and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
I would say it looks like the end of an air nozzle.
Thanks for the help with this one James and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
What do you do with everything you find?
Other than things that I have shared with the property owners, I have everything I have found since I first started detecting at age 12. Most is safely stored away in safety deposit boxes. Thanks for watching Steve. ATB Greg
Magnetic Giro wheel
I appreciate the help with that one Darryl Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
The mystery find is an air hose nozzle
The mystery find looks like an old air blow gun
Thanks for the help with this one and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
ok after watching . i have to get out today..
old air nozzle?
Thanks for the help with this one Wayne and I will be revealing what this piece is in the next episode! Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
We’re you you Bo or Luke!
I think I was more of a Luke. I just wanted to own their car! lol Thanks for watching Dawn and really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB Greg
@@FindingAmerica I got
Luke because he had the same color hair as me and my cousin got Bo because because they were both blonde. The ironic thing is I married a blonde and will be married 32yrs in June she has been married so many times to dark haired men she can no longer be married to to anyone else in the state of Georgia! 😁
@@dawnthemetaldetective3083 Hahaha