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Episode #416 is Part Two where the tour continues of the property, house, and Cash family Tour Bus, and also a music performance in the garage by country music artist Lee Newton. view that performance here by clicking this link
Sean visits Johnny Cash's private farm near Nashville. Known as the Hideaway, we find movie cars, and famous cars, and tour the private property with the owners Brian & Sally Oxley and Johnny's nephew Mark Alan Cash.
Follow Sean as he searches the United States for interesting cars and trucks. He explores junkyards, salvage yards, fields, woods, used car lots, old racetracks, backyards, garages, sheds, and barns looking for those survivors and hidden automotive treasures to share with you! 
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I've been out there a time or two Brian and Sally the owners are most wonderful people you will ever know God bless them for what they're doing out there
I know, they are the definition of Southern Hospitality, Don! I look forward to seeing them again!
Sounds fun!
Yeah, they are great people, trying to get back up there again
Looks like a beautiful place, it's no wonder Johnny loved it.
It was toured and used for TV specials too
I'm guessing he and June enjoyed it, it's a beautiful piece of property and probably has many stories to tell
I’m 50 and when I was about 8-9 I went to the Johnny cash store in Tennessee with my dad and this car was sitting outside on display. The store was owned by Johnny and his Mom was working the Cash register. I’ll never forget it
Awesome story Phil, thanks for sharing!
Wow !!! Great video myfriend 👌 , my father is a big Jonny cash fan . Now that's what I would call the ultimate man cave with a lot of nice history- beautiful looking cars / motor cycles / toys and a little bit of everything thank you for sharing your experience with all of us
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I will be posting a few other videos of the property this week, including a tour of the property, and the house.
That place was awesome ! Thank you Sean never knew it existed.
I know that they let people visit, you need to make arrangements first I think.
I remember watching the( one piece at a time Cadillac) on T.V. on stage . Thanks for sharing. Nice to see it has been well cared for 🐭👍
Thanks for watching D Factory!
Great to see all this when we live in a throw-away society. Thank you for this. Memories are priceless.
Glad you enjoyed it Halls.
I went to see the caddy when i was a kid in the 1980s glad to see its still there and looked after a real peace of history
Everything is looked after very well on the property.
I believe the word you were looking for to describe that garage is,... Eclectic. It's pretty much a little bit of everything. I can see why you were fascinated.
And the property itself is beautiful
That man is absolutely 1000% honest and genuine what a guy
That is beautiful beautiful and beautiful set up. Thank you for this video.😊 Johnny Cash used select a little bit of everything of his favorites. That’s awesome
Thanks for watching!
Amazing 1910 Buick! WOW. Thanks for the tour. Very cool
Glad you enjoyed it
I lived in suburban Nashville in the 70's. We saw Johnny Cash in a local drugstore. When he left, he drove off in the One Piece at a Time Cadillac. Loved it.
That is an awesome story and memory, thanks for sharing John!
The one piece at a time Cadillac was made in the 70s and presented to Cash by a man named Bill Patch. He was a well to do coal mine owner in Welch Oklahoma. After it was presented it sat in a car museum in Quapaw Oklahoma for several years before being moved to the Cash property.
This is that car!
thanks for sharing, first video I found on his mr cash caddy.
Hi just curious. Was this car bill patch car or the destroyed one in an early video. I remember as a kid seeing the video with the song playing.
Fantastic piece of history, so complex, but yet so simple.
It is beautiful Sanley!
Outstanding, thanks for showing us otherwise, I would never seen it again.👍🏻
I will also show the tour of the rest of the property this week. Thanks Ranger!
Some great history on Johnny Cash. Great video my friend. Blessings!
Thanks, it is sometimes open to groups, I was fortunate enough to spend time with these wonderful folks. I will be putting up a part two and three to the visit this week!
hello Terry 😊
Wow thank U
I love that song it's great that the car is really wheel * ! &
It's great 2. C all of those historical one of a kind things too ...i like your style 2 it's down home as "they say "
Thaxx***
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I thought I knew a little bit about Johnny Cash, but this video is an eye opener! Good job.
Thanks Joel!
1st time ever seen his place looking forward to part2
Will put up soon!
11:30 the electric blue Chevy S-10 SportSide with 15x10 BF/Goodrich I’ve got that exactly same toy … thank you for the footage .
All the best from South Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching from Down Under!
What a beautiful and interesting place and you can see why Johnny Cash loved it. The multi year Cadillac was so bizarre that it was cool. I bet the fire pit there inspired Johnny to write the song “I fell into a burning pit of fire”. Lol. Neat video Sean.
It is a feat of mechanical engineering
June wrote Ring ofFire.
@@alb5489 I know. I realized it later on when I reread a day later. I just didn’t edit it.
It all means so little when time meets up with ones mortality, but yes I bet this was one of Johnny's favorite places.
I used to work with a guy that would say "you'll never know it 100 years from now"
Life isnt a dress rehearsal, That's for sure Jeffrey!
@Jeffrey B - that’s very well stated. When it’s time to pay the “Piper”, what does it all really mean?
@@ThePerfectSeason1972 it’s just us mortals who value all this- and don’t get me wrong, it’s cool to see, but for sure, we can’t take it with us!👌
Thank you for sharing! 100% history that matters"
Glad you liked the video.
Great video. Love Johnny Cash!
Thanks Trucker Rick for watching!
Thanks Sean this was awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it
Johnny cash is a collecter of nice toys and the continental with that yellow and the top to match awesome.
Thanks for watching, Rosendo.
Right 👍 on beautiful place bi love the stained glass window s
It is better in person
... the one piece attaha' tyme caddy sat outside along Gallatin Pike @ Mr Cash's souvenir shop in the 80's when I lived there for diesel skewl ... it had the complete title that weighed sixty pounds even ... the best of times .. TY .. !!
THanks for the fun comment Boregard!
... Mr Willie Nelsons shop was along Gallatin Pike also and The Whiskey River Special show van always sat out front and sometimes on of his cool buses would be parked there... had to of been the pinnacle of country music in my lifetime IMO
@@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean
Wow pretty cool video Sean appreciate all the information all these things I had a picture in my mind about that car for a long time but it always kind of thought it was a convertible
Yeah, there was a convertible built as a promo for One Piece at a Time - it was a lot more true to the lyrics. That car was eventually scrapped, I believe.
It surprised the heck out of me, I have more video I will share about the property and a tour and stuff soon, Keith.
Very interesting vid.
I loved everything what Johnny Cash and his wife June Carter did. 👍
I am happy you enjoyed it Huw!
Now that is a super cool place!!!
I am putting up part two within 24 hours Sporty!
Thank You! Thank You John y!!
Thanks for watching
Everything So Cool!! Wow!!
Im glad you watched Richard! Merry Xmas!
And I didn't know they actually had a car that they put together for that song you are showing me something that's pretty neat I like that I'd have to drive that just for the hell of it have a great day Sean
I didnt know either
You'd have to be prepared to "hear everybody laughin' for blocks around". 😂
@@samsungtvset3398 Smilkes are awesome sometimes!
Wonderfully awesome.
Glad you think so, Connie! Thanks for watching
Great, thanks
Yeah the song one piece at a time got me inspirated on putting a vehicle together by myself one piece at a time and I'm also doing it with my tow truck now and I finally got his short plates put on to it and on the 2nd of July I am taking it to the car show and it's going to be the only one there so I've never seen a tow truck at a car show and I told people about it and they started laughing they said well you might come in first place cuz you'll have no competition on a tow truck I think it's funny hahaha and I enjoy what you're just showing me on this one here Johnny Cash was another good singer and I love the way he sang have a great day Sean
Take some video or some pics and I will put them up!
Okay Sean I had to do that nice and have a great day man
Oh yeah he Johnny Cash was another good singer now his wife on the other hand she was okay but she was good when she had other people singing with her as far as I'm concerned but may they both rest in peace and have good times the man in Black have a great day Mr Sean I'll do some video shots and show what I've done or take pictures of it I think I'm getting a kick out of it there's a lot of people say they've never seen a tow truck in the car show either but I'll be the only one well we'll see if I come in first place and if I do I'll send you a picture of the trophy and then we can both laugh about it you be cool and have a great day man
I got to see the Cadillac that the song was wrote about at the house of Cash north of Nashville! When I was 7 years old in 1972 an saw it again in 1974!
And now you saw it again Tommy! Thanks for the memory!
we got to see johnny cash ranch in jamaica
Very enjoyable Sean
Thanks James!
great place- wanna see- thanx 4 the vid
Glad you enjoyed it Izom!
I love me some Johnny Cash 🥰❤️😍😘 That’s my kinda place!
Glad you enjoyed the video Mildred!
A bike exactly like My first bike I ever owned is in this video the red one hanging Western Flyer. My grandfather gave it to me the first bike I had it had solid rubber tires
Cool, the bikes have received a lot of attention and rightly so!
That travel trailer in the background looked like a 1953 Clipper by Silver Streak...It was made in El Monte ,California...I used to own one...😏👍
Nice catch, thanks for the info Neil - and for watching!
Amazing!! Story!!
Glad you think so!
Cool Car, Cool Song!!
Thanks Richard for watching
Beautiful place !
It really is!
I remember that Johnny Cash at one time as a young man owned a 1953 Plymouth. He loved that car and claimed that it was the best one that he had ever owned. I heard later that he was looking for another as he had loved the first one so much. However, I don't know if he ever fulfilled his dream
I dont know either. I can ask his nephew
That's something to know I didn't know that Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley were friends I love Elvis Presley's music I play it all the time I've got every movie that man ever made and I'm going down to look at this new movie they made of Elvis's life with this new kid I'll judge it when I see it but I'm very particular and if they did a Johnny Cash when I'd have to be very particular also because there's certain things I listen to in certain things I don't I'm kind of old-fashioned in my old ways and I don't know if I told you but I was in the military at one time I served 12 years in the United States army at fort huachuca in Tucson Arizona and I'm proud of being a military man and thank you for your service Sean have a great day bro
Thanks Edwin, and the man talking is Mark Cash, Johnny's nephew. I was there for hours listening to stories...more on our visit and tour to come.
Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton used to eat at my father's restaurant when traveling on the road through Indiana. Long time ago. Dolley I think was just a teenager!!!
Thanks for sharing the story
@@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean I may have stuck that in the wrong comments section...Guess that's what age does to you!!! 😆
My Aunt used to Clean Johnny Cash's tour bus,,, I put exhaust on the Cadillac that was built one piece at a time 😎
Wow, bet you all have some stories to tell!
You were born the year before me. This was interesting to see. The toys really interstsd me, I collect a few trucks myself.
Me too, Doug!
Its like a small town!,any thing you want to do, at home.
Johnny's empire of dirt.nice.
Buy Dirt!
Awesome video!
Thanks Mark, Johnny's nephew Mark Cash, in the video, allowed me to check out the tour bus too.
Please let me know if this place is available to visit!!! I connect to John through my father I lost 34 years ago! He was a great guitar hamonica player by ear, could pick up any song, instantly by hus ear! A true blus weekend warrior country music loving, family man a 100 percent! While keeping his wife and kids a glorious roof over our heads, and an amazin gprovider! As a , trucker for Molson's breweries!... classic country does to me, the same as it did to him!!! I'd take advantage of anything that connects me to him!, again! And the Johnny Cashman does it like No, one eles could,,,...OK maybe, Patsy Klein as well,,,But listening to Johnny Cash music brings him, back home to me!!!
@@justjeff3926 sorry for your loss as well! Luckily they left the both of us some great fond memories 💜
I lost mine dad in 1989 I was 21... so I got to see him play I couldn't tell yah how many times, and I tried to play but I seem to have a lot of holes in my bucket as well, lol
Thanks for sharing your story with me...🤙
It is, its called Storytellers Ranch, or Storytellers Farm now. I think they now have a website.
Great memories Jeff! Thanks for sharing!
It’s pretty cool that you are sharing with this. I just wanna say Tonka was a brand name
Thanks Teddy.
Great vid!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍
Thanks Throttle Power!
How did I miss this one? Cheers bud
Thanks, Glad you found it!
Awesome 😎
Thank you!
Was painted in canada at 1 time . My dad was involved and my uncle runny. Hamilton spectator newspaper in ontario Canada did an article on this.
Cool!, thanks for adding to the history James! I love this about youtube!
That tour bus was an old Greyhound bus, an early 60's GM PD4106 with a Detroit 8v72 pushing it.
Thanks Eric, I think they will be restoring it after all the comments!
There were at least 3 Evel Knievel toy figures and Motorcycles in the toy room. On Oct 25 1975 Evel jumped 14 Buses on Wide World Of Sports. And was on Johnny's TV Show I believe that night. Johnny always sung a song about his guest's. And sung something like , I bet he could jumped 15... he also showed rare footage of Evel almost crashing on a 10 bus practice jump.
I was a huge fan, and of course had the EK motorcycle and Rocket Van Michael!
His old family home is interesting too, where he was brought up. Shack in the middle of nowhere. Think it's been restored, but not too much. Just enough to keep the rain and the termites out. As it was looking as a child, I think. Tell me if I'm wrong.
Not wrong. I also have video of his mom's house (technically his house) in Port Richey Fl. It is still there, went by there two weeks ago,
There was a couple in Arkansas who toured the first car registered in that state, a 1903 Oldsmobile.
Cool! Thanks John!
I like the Cadillac Eldorado especially with wire wheel covers the best of all 3 Cadillac's on there.
Johnny Paychecks or Minnie Pearl or Johnny's wife's?
Big nice large cut fields .. Johnny Paycheck what a name !
I am editing Part 2 and will put it up tomorrow. Thanks Rare Form!
His real name was Donny Young ..he was the only real outlaw in country music ..rip . legally changed his name to Paycheck ..RIP Johnny
I used to work for a guy named Mr. Paycheck when I was a teenager. The spelling was different, maybe Polish, but pronounced Paycheck.
@doug132639 no it wasn't, it was Donald Lytle.
@@jnywd8450 that wasn't his real name.
My parents were Johnny and June's neighbors on Beach Dr in Port Richey Fla.
I have a video of that house. I will put it up just for kicks!
Heard a story as a kid, guy worked at a ford factory, and built it in a loft of a big warehouse and couldent get it down after 15 years. Pretty much complete but nothing was right.the joke is couldnt drive it, no title, but show it of to his friend's about what he shoplifted.
My kind of place!
Cash is the King , would have loved to be his neighbor and know him
Me too!
One Piece at a Time Oney and A boy Named Sue. My Favorite Johnny Cash Songs
THe songs were great and amusing!
it would be cool to see all them bicycles up close like the Monark Silverking the aluminum bike you thought was stainless steel
I am not a bike afficiando, I hope to go back up later this summer and I can do that Alan!
Yes it was 1966. October 18 was a Tuesday ‼️😮
Fun fact. In Nanaimo BC Canada a storage warehouse unit was found first of J Cash items. Story is his manager was from Nanaimo and he's was th owner of the storage unit.
Huh, thats a cool story Tom!
Good Job Buddy
Thanks Guys. I hope you are having a good summer out there.
Love Johnny Cash
Me too, Boss Man!
@@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean i luv A BOY NAMED SUE
15:40
Caddy has got a short wave CB radio long wick on it, aerial.
Reminds me of Smokey and the Bandit!
We went to the Auditorium in Nashville and I met Minnie Pearl. She was so happy and nice. It was so hot and she was handing out fans. She was beautiful
She was a class lady for sure LetArtsLive!
Wow what a yard
Glad you like the video
Good video.
One little correction about the length of trucks. The length limit is measured from the center of the kingpin to the center of the rear axle, for trailer length.
The total truck length is center of steering axle to center of rear trailer axle.
Thanks for the info!
Very Cool 😎I subscribed!
Thanks LAT2020! I hope you enjoy the channel, and let me know if you are interested in anything in particular for future vids!
We got to walk through Johnny Cash's tour bus at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a few years ago. Two bucks, deal of the century!
I don't think it was that one, the one we saw was in really nice condition. (Eight years ago, maybe it is the same one)
Damn I have a few of those old toys from my childhood. Awesome
They are cool, and doesnt seem that long ago to me.
I'm still in Nashville just outside of Nashville
I think they need a fire suppression system in that barn. There is to many treasures that could be lost forever. Maybe you can suggest it to them.
I think there is one, I saw sprinkler heads, but I will be back there in late July and will say something.I am editing Part 2 now.
From one content creator to another, absolutely amazing overview bud! Keep up the hard work (Subscribed)
Thanks sir, you too!
Yip he did say it in that song 👍
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New sub! Liked 🙏😮✌️
Thanks CVES! I hope you enjoy the stuff we put up, and let me know if you have any specific things you think we should look for!
I didn't know Johnny collected toys...wow
I didnt either James
Wish you would have showed more of the yo-yos' was probably a past time for Johny
while traveling from show to show.
I will be back there, and will show 'em Keith!
I have a picture of me by this car sometime in the late 70
That is cool Edward!
At the 4:28 mark, can anyone tell me how much land they think that is?? just the grassy part not the woods. I would like to own that much one day! thx in advance!
27 acres
What does all that stuff have to do with Johnny Cash I don't understand though was that his collection? There's must be near where the barn was where he performed to the local people. I love Johnny Cash
The bus is in that parking lot, and I will be going back up there in late July to make video of the barn, but this is his property and his cars, etc...did you watch the whole video? I also put up part 2 with his house and tour of the property.
Current collection, or Johnny Cash’s stuff? Best thing I noticed was Roy, Dale & Trigger! This is not in the mountains!
It is in the hills, I dont know if they call it mountains, but it is his house.
Did they close the Johnny cash museum in Hendersonville? The piece at a time car was in it
I dont know, this was the car that was in it.
16:20 He got that one piece at a time. It didn't cost him a dime.
Yes Sir!
Tennessee has a bill to stop all the chem trail activity going on in the sky, hopefully this passes and y'all can breathe easy.
huh?
8:02, I tried to find what year that photo was from, I'm sorry I could not find a single year for that poster. But judging on the work and photography, it looks like 1966.
The year I was born!