I hate when people say "car has sentimental value, belonged to my father, or it has family value" if it was so sentimental and is so valuable why the hell is it out in the open rusting away? Damm
I can. Happens all the time. Especially if it needs an engine. These cars were not looked on as anything special back then. It was just another used car needing major repairs an owner couldn't afford and didn't want to sell. The back roads of our country are loaded with vehicles just like this. Plus the more mundane ones like sedans and wagons.
Matt AdRev thats treason no cuda should have to b put through that i dont care what he survived thats y these cars are so hard to find guys like this are gonna " fix em up one day" but they're way to old and instead they let them waste away to nothing it should b illigal
Yep. So why am I thinking that some group should put the shoulder to the wheel and make that thing all new for him. No one but the vets know what they lived through over there. No one knows why he parked it and left it sit. Might just ruin it to make it all better for him, though. Just thinking out loud.
Can't believe Tom missed the Checker Cab wagon factory Limo. Two Jeep forward controls a '57 Belair several Ford bodies and a early Ford trucks more Jeeps. Then plenty of European cars from Alfas to a Sumbeam.
the contentment of all those safe places and owners. I knew they existed.. but only in my dreams. Finding a welded frame truck and tripled stainless rockers is a good one locally. Would love to drive through sometime...and that cuda is restorable.
My friend has a 67 Corvette fastback that he bought new when he graduated from high school. He went into the Air Force during the Vietnam war. He still has the car covered up, and apart in his garage. His health is not good any longer, but he would like to see his car put back together.
So he bought the Cuda, loved and and still loves it so much that he has no problem leaving it on the side of the road to rot. Then the guy with all the cars for sale that have new crate engines, never started. And others that "run & drive" yet they sit out with no windows, open doors and no hoods. So the weather, rust and time can finish what he doesn't seem to have time for.
Kimberlyexpects I have scrolled down and read many of these comments, and even replied to some of them. But yours is the first one to plainly observe these obvious facts. Congrats for your great "reality check"!
Kimberlyexpects I know so many old fellas who dont have much time on the clock an they wont budge on anything they tell me all this stuff their gonna do an 4 years later the grass an rust gets thicker lol but hey they worked hard for what they have but damn to see so many beautiful cars that will never see the day or go up the road one last time makes me cry
In the mid 90's I was driving from Seneca South Carolina to Anderson South Carolina and I seen at least 10-15 acres of nothing but old cars but I have never made it back there
oh you actually bought the 428 country squire, awesome :D Speaking of barn finds, I'm picking up a -67 Volvo Amazon tomorrow that's sat for 30 years in a barn :)
69 Charger RT/SE 440HP here at the track 22 years ago beat by snowmobiles! now in restoration PLUS a 71' Challenger throwing flames off the tires HERE, BRO!! /w\ Heavy Metal /w\
Watch out Tom the 428 Wagon is now the star of the show! Great series - as a Londoner who visits the States regularly I love the cars featured in this programme and appreciate the respectful and knowledgeable way they are introduced and reviewed. This programme is the best production of its type at the moment and the producers should seriously consider extending it. I even like the music and the guitar lick on the links.
Love your show, amazing cars you find, but more importantly the people who own these cars are almost just as interesting. As if it wasn't for them, your interest and the show you do wouldn't exist. Well done. Mark from Australia.
Trevor Willis Actually, "rare" is not the best word to use, as rare means there are a very few others like it. The best word to use would be "unique", or "one off".
MrGambler650 interesting,,, my Pharmacy School car was a 66 GALAXIE XL/4 SPD/352 BURGANDY:: anlucky Buy....I improved it quite a bit : bit was a great ride for many miles and years ...
Crazy to see the city of Anderson featured in the video. Not sure where particularly that body shop is but I live 15 minutes away from Anderson and I'll need to swing by soon. Me and my dad brought home a 65 Mustang a couple days ago. 289 silver blue Coupe, needs a repaint and interior
I love that you bought the 428 Ford SUPER Wagon,if you put an overdrive,fuel injection,modern suspension or brakes on that baby i could´t care less but please keep her spirit and good looks :-)
Great to see you come to South Carolina! I'm in Liberty just a town away from Anderson. Drive a 62 falcon, would love to have met you! Love watching these videos, please keep it up!
Crazy seeing them in the upstate. Wow so you have had the Falcon for awhile now Micheal. Lol cant wait for your next upload buddy!! You should see if that cuda is still there for your next big build after the Porsche. Lol
@@caseysetzer906 actually the chevelle is worth just that the way it sat . Most likely its a 455 ls5 car with ac witch brings about 95 grand restored .
I live in Hartwell, GA and I know who he said owned that Edsel. Hartwell is only 30 min. from Anderson. I know where lots of European cars and a field of Cadillacs that were only driven for 2 years. Tom only scratched the surface of this area so far.
Probably the best anywhere. I went in 71 or 72 & everyone was there. The stage sat right in front of the creek. Bill Monroe was the headliner but my favorite tune from the show was Doc & Merle doing "Black Snake Moan". Don't think they ever recorded it. Shoal Creek Music Park is in Lavonia GA, just across the line from SC.
Jimmy Grant Like a good '85 Eldorado Biarritz, maybe? Mine was towed/stolen by my FORMER Apartment Management...Need a pre-'86 GM 2 Dr. Car-easier to get my wheelchair in to the back, behind the seat. I just want to be an American Pickers barnyard finder of the pearls! TYSVM!
I live near Tom and he came and spoke to a club I belonged to many years ago. Awesome guy. I am so glad he bought that wagon! Hope to see it around Charlotte. I'd love to trade rides with him for a couple hours.
But then you have to talk to people and they gotta tell you how the biggest pile of junk is worth several thousand dollars. I buy cars in mint or near mint condition for alot less $s than those piles of rust. . . 1/18 scale new in the box. ha ha ha ha ha ! Highway 61, ERTL, Maisto, . . . . . Hemi Under Glass?, got it!
Surprised you leaned on that FJ40 and didn’t say a word about it. Likely worth more right now in good original condition than most of the cars in this segment. Lol. That Cuda slowly returning to the Earth was hard to watch. :(
That wagon was a great find Tom, I love it. I'm glad you got it and look forward to seeing it in future episodes. The exhaust sounded awesome in the beginning of the video. Two thumbs up!
Hahaha so Tom buys up all of the good ones. Well I guessed you earned them. I also like that you talk prices on the show with people. Maybe it doesn't show what you paid for stuff but at least there are some numbers flying around.
Whoa! Now there's a guy who panel paints! Talk about half restored cars! Oh my lanta....lol. The country squire your driving is cool! Real Valuable maybe not but it's got the cool factor for sure!
Yeah he's a typical dumbass,car as it sits with everything he claims maybe 5- 8000 at the most in present condition .he is stuck with it if he thinks anyone will give north of 10,000.but as the old saying goes there's a ass for every seat.
Sad to see that Cuda left to rot. I don’t care if it’s his car and his money, he still shouldn’t have left something like that to rot in his front yard. He could have stuffed it in his garage or have it sent to a shop to fix whatever problems that might have happened at the time. It makes me sad to an extent that people will leave cars they “love” to rot where neither they or others can love them.
It's shame many cars are left to rot away in yards. Unfortunately many people don't have the resources to give a vehicle proper shelter out of the elements. I pray that if it were me I would sell long before it falls into such horrible state of condition.
@5:50 on during first visit, you dropped the ball!! There were some older antique cars that you didn't cover, not to mention the newer ones near them!! Don't just cover muscle and sports cars !! Those large headlight cars are scarce. Help preserve them and history! Show em and educate us on them before they are gone or are laid up in the next person's garage till....? Thanks!
Cuda probally has a 318,,that red chevelle el camino looks like a '68,,why does the host ask for price,if he aint buying,,so far,he drives two Fords a Country Squiuire and a '40 Woodie,,The steering Column in that Esquire is Uglee!
I agree ! 25 years ago I came across a 68 SS Chevelle , a Baldwin Motion SS ! At that time it was sitting out under a tree with a locked up 427 , installed by Baldwin Chevrolet in a new 68 SS . Couldn't be bought ! Still sitting there with privy hedge grown up , around and through it now . Another tear jerker .
You aren't the only one. I do it too. And not just for this show. I watch a lot of old auto related stuff and am constantly on Google Image looking at finished cars and the different interiors. My woman thinks I'm nuts but I find it fascinating. lol.
Tom, right on for using the Country Squire, as life is short, and not a lot of people have the balls like you drive all over with an old car! I love American Pickers, but never respected the fact that they go around the States buying vintage items made mostly in the States, but in a un-American van. Even though their Transit is made in Tennessee, its still not American.
Parabéns pelo seu lindo trabalho de mostrar essas coisas lindas pra nós isso é um colírio para os nossos olhos você não sabe o quanto isso nós deixa feliz se eu pudesse compraria tudo sou mecânico de carros antigos mais aqui não tem tantos assim manda um pouco pra cá que deus te abençoar GRANDEMENTE
I'm envy of you yanks that you have so many awesome cars sitting around, ready for their new owner. Here in UK we have nothing interesting to look at, especially after recent years' "scrap for cash" initiative, when people were given massive discount to buy a new car if they brought their old one along. Lots of good semi-classic cars were scrapped as a result, and driving prices for those who survived this purge. Mayhem.
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Ugh! That poor Cuda! That's enough to make you cry!
Tim A Same thoughts :|
Tim A. And we know he will never fix it another one lost.. I bet it was in great condition when parked there
Yeah poor cuda :( but perfect for roadkill ;)
I agree brother but she can be saved (and not just for Roadkill).
Dude in the episode said parked after 7 years in 1978 lol. I don't think he added that up very well.
Leaving a car out in the dirt by the side of the road for 40 years is the opposite of "being loyal" to it.
I hate when people say "car has sentimental value, belonged to my father, or it has family value" if it was so sentimental and is so valuable why the hell is it out in the open rusting away? Damm
Don Omar Esparza dude I totally agree with you. Car could have been worth over 100k more than his his emotional value
My comment exactly, this Cuda he doesn't care about, it's a statement he's making, a very poor one at that.
When you drove away in episode 13 I knew you bought the wagon.
How could you not.
Greg Garson Exactly my thoughts.
lol and mine , I'm in New Zealand and I was thinking "how do I ship it here fast" haha
I knew that wagon was going to be his as soon as he started gushing over it!
Cuda is heartbreaking
I agree brother
Reminds me of how all us old folks that drove them are also sinking into the ground :)
Can't believe that Cuda was parked when it was only 7 years old
I can. Happens all the time. Especially if it needs an engine. These cars were not looked on as anything special back then. It was just another used car needing major repairs an owner couldn't afford and didn't want to sell. The back roads of our country are loaded with vehicles just like this. Plus the more mundane ones like sedans and wagons.
most dodge are
I have never seen a Studebaker pickup truck like that I absolutely love it
He survived freakin Vietnam...he can do whatever he wants with that Cuda!
Hell could have built a lil car shed
Matt AdRev
thats treason no cuda should have to b put through that i dont care what he survived thats y these cars are so hard to find guys like this are gonna " fix em up one day" but they're way to old and instead they let them waste away to nothing it should b illigal
Nah he's a fucking idiot....
@@brandonar868 His money, his cars he can do what ever he wants
Yep. So why am I thinking that some group should put the shoulder to the wheel and make that thing all new for him. No one but the vets know what they lived through over there. No one knows why he parked it and left it sit. Might just ruin it to make it all better for him, though. Just thinking out loud.
"Totally 100% original 53 Studebaker ".....knocks on door (looking for Bondo)...Geezus Tom you forgot to kick the tires too.
I discovered your channel 11:00 last night I stayed up and watched episodes till 5:00 in the morning good stuff 👍
Amazing This guy has gold with those Hudson
how high are you? you seem quite spaced out
Best episode yet. Love this show.
The damn government should have bought that Cuda for him for sending him over there.
I love that CUDA!!!!
Man that 1970 Chevellle 454 4 speed is bad ass
Can't believe Tom missed the Checker Cab wagon factory Limo. Two Jeep forward controls a '57 Belair several Ford bodies and a early Ford trucks more Jeeps. Then plenty of European cars from Alfas to a Sumbeam.
Jimmy Grant cad believe he past on d barn full of. whores that can still be driven
the contentment of all those safe places and owners. I knew they existed.. but only in my dreams. Finding a welded frame truck and tripled stainless rockers is a good one locally. Would love to drive through sometime...and that cuda is restorable.
My friend has a 67 Corvette fastback that he bought new when he graduated from high school. He went into the Air Force during the Vietnam war. He still has the car covered up, and apart in his garage. His health is not good any longer, but he would like to see his car put back together.
Dave Wilson I'll put it back together if you give it to me haha xD
Good grief I love that wagon.
So he bought the Cuda, loved and and still loves it so much that he has no problem leaving it on the side of the road to rot. Then the guy with all the cars for sale that have new crate engines, never started. And others that "run & drive" yet they sit out with no windows, open doors and no hoods. So the weather, rust and time can finish what he doesn't seem to have time for.
Kimberlyexpects well a lot of cars are for sale you just have to ask
Kimberlyexpects
I have scrolled down and read many of these comments, and even replied to some of them. But yours is the first one to plainly observe these obvious facts. Congrats for your great "reality check"!
Kimberlyexpects I know so many old fellas who dont have much time on the clock an they wont budge on anything they tell me all this stuff their gonna do an 4 years later the grass an rust gets thicker lol but hey they worked hard for what they have but damn to see so many beautiful cars that will never see the day or go up the road one last time makes me cry
In the mid 90's I was driving from Seneca South Carolina to Anderson South Carolina and I seen at least 10-15 acres of nothing but old cars but I have never made it back there
Wow awesome chevelles! Best episode yet. Sad bout the challenger. Its a job for grave yard cars.
oh you actually bought the 428 country squire, awesome :D
Speaking of barn finds, I'm picking up a -67 Volvo Amazon tomorrow that's sat for 30 years in a barn :)
I love that Ford too :). Good luck with that Volvo!
Nothing Here thanks mate
Lycka till med Amazonen!
Create & Build tackar :)
Kick ass,great car to fix up :-)
69 Charger RT/SE 440HP here at the track 22 years ago beat by snowmobiles! now in restoration PLUS a 71' Challenger throwing flames off the tires HERE, BRO!! /w\ Heavy Metal /w\
Dang Tom, your job lets you find cool/rare stuff like that 428 wagon! I loved when you featured it! Good Luck!
That’s so wild, that Edsel lived in both areas I lived in, Hartwell Georgia and North Carolina
love that Edsel wagon.
Nice , you got the wagon. It's always good to see rare iron going down the road. Oh , just don't go through GA with a canoe on the roof of that thing.
somewhere a wife wonders why the milk arrives warm and the pizza cold.
Watch out Tom the 428 Wagon is now the star of the show! Great series - as a Londoner who visits the States regularly I love the cars featured in this programme and appreciate the respectful and knowledgeable way they are introduced and reviewed. This programme is the best production of its type at the moment and the producers should seriously consider extending it. I even like the music and the guitar lick on the links.
Thumbs up for the Country Squire!
Love your show, amazing cars you find, but more importantly the people who own these cars are almost just as interesting.
As if it wasn't for them, your interest and the show you do wouldn't exist. Well done. Mark from Australia.
Love that 428 Ford Wagon! What a rare find
Trevor Willis
Actually, "rare" is not the best word to use, as rare means there are a very few others like it. The best word to use would be "unique", or "one off".
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MrGambler650 interesting,,, my Pharmacy School car was a 66 GALAXIE XL/4 SPD/352 BURGANDY:: anlucky Buy....I improved it quite a bit : bit was a great ride for many miles and years ...
Why on earth did that guy turn his ‘cuda into a lawn ornament?.
I love that steering wheel , and in the 68 Torino fast back
Man I love this body shop owner accent. Like to hear it
Crazy to see the city of Anderson featured in the video. Not sure where particularly that body shop is but I live 15 minutes away from Anderson and I'll need to swing by soon. Me and my dad brought home a 65 Mustang a couple days ago. 289 silver blue Coupe, needs a repaint and interior
I wish I had 4.5K for that Edsel lol
Idk how I'd get to NC from Michigan and then get back home with the car either lol
I love that you bought the 428 Ford SUPER Wagon,if you put an overdrive,fuel injection,modern suspension or brakes on that baby i could´t care less but please keep her spirit and good looks :-)
Loyal to it? He parked it in the yard to fucking rot, that's not loyal.
The Tar Heel Sports Car Club is still around! They run autocross events in North and South Carolina!
that edsel grill is to die for
great episode ! I like that wagon your driving ! you have a great job Tom !!
My grand pa had 55, 56, 57 Dodges that had the vinyl trim on them like that Plymouth.
Great to see you come to South Carolina! I'm in Liberty just a town away from Anderson. Drive a 62 falcon, would love to have met you! Love watching these videos, please keep it up!
Crazy seeing them in the upstate. Wow so you have had the Falcon for awhile now Micheal. Lol cant wait for your next upload buddy!! You should see if that cuda is still there for your next big build after the Porsche. Lol
That just like my my black veteran dad. Dude has been waiting for this moment
to the guy who owns the cuda im in upstate sc if you want to sell this car message me and we can go from there
That guy did not pay 20 for that Chevelle. He was trying to sell it throughout that whole segment 😂
😂
Fitz 20 as in 2,000 not 20,000.
I doubt that he sells many cars? Why is there so many used car scumbags in the world? You can make a profit without screwing people! 20,000?
@@caseysetzer906 actually the chevelle is worth just that the way it sat .
Most likely its a 455 ls5 car with ac witch brings about 95 grand restored .
Tom guesses 502 for the big blocks every time and he's never right haha
I love cars fella can’t have too many
I live in Hartwell, GA and I know who he said owned that Edsel. Hartwell is only 30 min. from Anderson. I know where lots of European cars and a field of Cadillacs that were only driven for 2 years. Tom only scratched the surface of this area so far.
Was that Clem Sayer, of Clem's Shoal Creek Music Park fame? He used to have the best bluegrass shows in SC...
Probably the best anywhere. I went in 71 or 72 & everyone was there. The stage sat right in front of the creek. Bill Monroe was the headliner but my favorite tune from the show was Doc & Merle doing "Black Snake Moan". Don't think they ever recorded it. Shoal Creek Music Park is in Lavonia GA, just across the line from SC.
Jimmy Grant Like a good '85 Eldorado Biarritz, maybe? Mine was towed/stolen by my FORMER Apartment Management...Need a pre-'86 GM 2 Dr. Car-easier to get my wheelchair in to the back, behind the seat. I just want to be an American Pickers barnyard finder of the pearls! TYSVM!
I love that Bermuda wagon
I remember seeing one in a book when I was 11 in that spring green color and it's become one of my dream cars
Lol I’m like 45 minutes from you in Habersham county Georgia
Like the tour! Thanks for posting!
The Cuda...why would you let it sit there and rot for decades? So sad.
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I live near Tom and he came and spoke to a club I belonged to many years ago. Awesome guy. I am so glad he bought that wagon! Hope to see it around Charlotte. I'd love to trade rides with him for a couple hours.
we just love you and your show sir. great info great content all done with class and great people...hooked.. thank you for your efforts...well done...
That twilight shot with the 'Cuda, and the crickets in the background, priceless. Good work.
Pet cemetery
But then you have to talk to people and they gotta tell you how the biggest pile of junk is worth several thousand dollars. I buy cars in mint or near mint condition for alot less $s than those piles of rust.
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1/18 scale new in the box. ha ha ha ha ha ! Highway 61, ERTL, Maisto, . . . . . Hemi Under Glass?, got it!
Surprised you leaned on that FJ40 and didn’t say a word about it. Likely worth more right now in good original condition than most of the cars in this segment. Lol. That Cuda slowly returning to the Earth was hard to watch. :(
That wagon was a great find Tom, I love it. I'm glad you got it and look forward to seeing it in future episodes. The exhaust sounded awesome in the beginning of the video. Two thumbs up!
Brian zzz
I cant believe you bought that car!!!
I can't understand people who don't at least get a good tarp and cover cars. I don't even park my cars without putting a sun shade over the dash!
It's parked indoors, what for?
Hahaha so Tom buys up all of the good ones. Well I guessed you earned them. I also like that you talk prices on the show with people. Maybe it doesn't show what you paid for stuff but at least there are some numbers flying around.
Nice old cars
Whoa! Now there's a guy who panel paints! Talk about half restored cars! Oh my lanta....lol. The country squire your driving is cool! Real Valuable maybe not but it's got the cool factor for sure!
Good job at parking grand dad's Woody and driving the stick wagon! sweet!
Hahaha he gave 20K for that chevelle! Either he got ripped or hes trying to rip a potential buyer!
Ya payed 20k and leaves out in the elements,go figure!
Yeah he's a typical dumbass,car as it sits with everything he claims maybe 5- 8000 at the most in present condition .he is stuck with it if he thinks anyone will give north of 10,000.but as the old saying goes there's a ass for every seat.
I don’t call leaving a car to rot as being loyal to it.
0:38, whoah, I think I've seen that car before!
Cool ford country squire 4 speed.
That Austin man. If I had money I'd buy that off him
So... This is what keep him busy these days.. After retiring from his Late Show... 😊
I think Paul handles the camera.
The Buick with the straight 8, guessing 37. Great cruiser. Wonder is it for sale.
That Edsel did not receive the decal to put a mercury staring colon in it to replace the famed experiment that was the Tele Touch transmission.
glad to see new episodes please keep em coming!
No way, Hagerty!
I've stopped dead on my tracks heading back to the office, as soon as I saw your notification.
I have a neighbor that has the same Cuda. Sitting since 1978. Won't sell finally he gave me a price after bothering him for 20 Friggin years.
Uh uh wait a minute....I saw that bbody impala SS with chrome wheels sitting there....of course with a 454 sitting next door.
Sad to see that Cuda left to rot. I don’t care if it’s his car and his money, he still shouldn’t have left something like that to rot in his front yard. He could have stuffed it in his garage or have it sent to a shop to fix whatever problems that might have happened at the time. It makes me sad to an extent that people will leave cars they “love” to rot where neither they or others can love them.
Tom, 1) how many of the cars you visit sell later 2) to people who complete the remodeling????? 2 Q's
The engine in that merc is a 430 im pretty sure, we have a 61 lincoln and the engine looks similar
Great stuff.
the classic car dealer on the corner of my neighborhood has one of those Edsel wagons
It's shame many cars are left to rot away in yards. Unfortunately many people don't have the resources to give a vehicle proper shelter out of the elements. I pray that if it were me I would sell long before it falls into such horrible state of condition.
@5:50 on during first visit, you dropped the ball!! There were some older antique cars that you didn't cover, not to mention the newer ones near them!! Don't just cover muscle and sports cars !! Those large headlight cars are scarce. Help preserve them and history! Show em and educate us on them before they are gone or are laid up in the next person's garage till....?
Thanks!
Car lovers, I don't think so, just hoarders what a waste. So many restorations started and just not finished, don't start what you can't finish.
Wow! That wagon is righteous. Never seen a wagon with buckets and four on the floor AND a 428. did you see the length of that shifter?
Liked your video, keep hunting muscle car. Im huge fan from malaysoa, hopefully be a part of your team.. And day i really want to own muscle car
Cuda probally has a 318,,that red chevelle el camino looks like a '68,,why does the host ask for price,if he aint buying,,so far,he drives two Fords a Country Squiuire and a '40 Woodie,,The steering Column in that Esquire is Uglee!
that poor cuda. hurts to see
I agree ! 25 years ago I came across a 68 SS Chevelle , a Baldwin Motion SS ! At that time it was sitting out under a tree with a locked up 427 , installed by Baldwin Chevrolet in a new 68 SS . Couldn't be bought ! Still sitting there with privy hedge grown up , around and through it now . Another tear jerker .
damn. hate hearing that too, leaving it to rot away :(
Egoistic people. :p
nah man, they get attached and wouldn't want to see it with anyone else. im the same way with my truck
kang but such a shame for those amazing pieces of history..
Omg that white mustang I want it 😣😣😣😣☹️☹️☹️😍😟
Can I buy one of those "Sniff, not scratch" decals briefly filmed after the second barn find?
Origonal, Original ahhhh now my head is spinning.
Am I the only one who keeps a browser window open to google what these cars look like when they're cleaned up?
You aren't the only one. I do it too. And not just for this show. I watch a lot of old auto related stuff and am constantly on Google Image looking at finished cars and the different interiors. My woman thinks I'm nuts but I find it fascinating. lol.
Love that FJ40. Would love to know where that is so I can make him an offer. Great episodes.
You bought the country squire! That's awesome, shows how passionate you are.
What is the school doing with the red Ford wagon now? We haven't seen or heard anything since you gave it to them!
Tom, right on for using the Country Squire, as life is short, and not a lot of people have the balls like you drive all over with an old car! I love American Pickers, but never respected the fact that they go around the States buying vintage items made mostly in the States, but in a un-American van. Even though their Transit is made in Tennessee, its still not American.
I love that 67 Ford Country Squire!
Parabéns pelo seu lindo trabalho de mostrar essas coisas lindas pra nós isso é um colírio para os nossos olhos você não sabe o quanto isso nós deixa feliz se eu pudesse compraria tudo sou mecânico de carros antigos mais aqui não tem tantos assim manda um pouco pra cá que deus te abençoar GRANDEMENTE
I'm envy of you yanks that you have so many awesome cars sitting around, ready for their new owner. Here in UK we have nothing interesting to look at, especially after recent years' "scrap for cash" initiative, when people were given massive discount to buy a new car if they brought their old one along. Lots of good semi-classic cars were scrapped as a result, and driving prices for those who survived this purge.
Mayhem.