Hudsons, Plymouths, Jeeps, Lincolns, and more! | Barn Find Hunter - Ep. 68
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- It's the fourth and final day in Bozeman, MT, and Tom strikes gold again! At location number one we have Hudsons, Plymouths, Jeeps, Lincolns, Studebakers, Nashs, AMCs, Chevys, and Chryslers. Moving onto location number two, Tom finds a car he hasn't seen in over 25 years, an Oldsmobile F-85 Rallye 350. The third and final location holds a wonderful story about a Dino and Rosie Seppi, a couple who traveled all around the United States in their Volvo 122 wagon.
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Nice to see a man that is not just letting his vehicles rotting away. Big Props to this great Man from Montana!
The first guy is the real car guy, no cars rotting away, actually bringing cars back to their original glory
Love the first guy, a real petrolhead. Watch his eyes glimmer
Knew his stuff too
GEAR HEAD in America
this man deserves to live forever!
13:44 That green '41 Hudson is _mint!_ that old man has fantastic taste!!
Old man...many of us are
What a genuinely nice man with the realisation that he won't get to work on the many projects.
He's willing to sell at a reasonable price to let other enthusiasts enjoy the hobby. 👍 Not hoarding just to hoard .
Better to let the old girls go to be loved then rust in a paddock .
Really enjoy this show!!! My dad was the 2nd person to die in alabama from the CCP virus. Very few things i have been able to focus on and keep my mind off the loss we have had but these programs i can watch from beginning to end lean into my Ipad ,waiting for the car thats behind that door or peeking out from behind a tree.. been almost a year since we lost my dad and its a little biiter sweet when you will come up on a car and i forget dad is gone and i just almost grab my phone and call him to tell him about what I’m seeing or tell myself when I go to dads i will have to show it to him..i just found this channel a little before he got sick so only watched 5 maybe 6 shows . But he loved it..its been good medicine for me.thanks for the great distraction
Awesome job Mr. Tom!!!!! I really enjoyed this episode!!!!! I cannot believe some of the cars you found this time!!!! Keep up the hard work, and keep sending me these videos!!!!!! Thanks Tom, May God bless you!!!!
this was a great episode - love seeing the old oddball makes and models.
I know, right? Everyone is just obsessed with 60s Chevys or Fords or Mopars, making even worthless scrapyard rust buckets shoot up to ridiculous prices, while there are all these cars nobody has ever heard of just waiting to be fixed up for less than a 10th of what a mediocre generic 60s big three muscle car costs.
Ho my good Lord, the Lincoln !! WOW ! First I tought it was a 55 or 56 Packard Carabean!
I do not care much about other models of this era but that Lincoln... awesome ! I saw one Carabean once in my life, when I was a 10 or 12 years old kid and I fell in love with this awesome car forever. I asked my Dad about it and he said "You've got good but expensive tastes buddy !"
I love this man !
By far the best channel for stories on old cars and car collectors !
Thanks for doing this show!
This motivated me to get a old car from the Staates this year. Searched it and bought it and imported it to Germany.
I watch every episode!
Greetings from Germany!
If you dont mind me asking what kind of car did you buy?
@@buckodonnghaile4309 I am in with the Buicks. So I wanted to get an electra. I ended up with a 1969 sports coupe. Gold with a white top and white interieur. One family owned and only around 20 thousand original miles on it. I am lucky that i found this one.
@@felixrose1578 Beautiful car and good luck with her.
Nice to see someone who is actually restoring these cars. So many of the collectors just let them rot away. Great show. Thanks.
This series is just perfect, love seeing these cars, also the interesting people and geography are a bonus. Thanks for the content.
James
Cornwall uk
This is why I would like these programs to be longer, I could listen to old straight up car guys all day ! Love so many of those in the collection.
They could have spend 2 hours at the first stop, I wouldn't mind, and I wouldn't mind a commercial either!
I AGREE
I also wish I was in a jacuzzi with them butthole naked
cars were built to last, i'm amazed to see the chrome being eternal, thanks.
Tom, "We're out there for you looking for old cars" - and I appreciate it. You and your team is going places that I can't go, so i"m living vicariously through you! Thanks.
Great that you got to experience all of Montana's seasons in just a week. I tell everyone we get our last snow in July and our first in August, i am never disappointed. I love the barn find hunters and its cool to have you visit the area where i live. Keep up the good work.
I am very pleased that you are looking for old cars! Thanks.
The first guy is amazing, nicely restored cars inside, a few projects for keeping and the rest he is willing to sell off at a decent price ! Fantastic. The Olds is cool, nice to see and hear it running !
I love that green studebaker truck. Very cool!!
What a real treat to see a guy that actually rebuilds the cars. Nicely done to.
Great episode Tom.
Always appreciate what you do for all of us
Another Four hour drool-a-thon worthy find condensed to an agonizing just short of half an hour spot!
Great finds, Great Cars, Great People to let you show, touch, feel their loves!
Sweet rides, Beautiful country!
My #1 favourite auto show!! Eagerly await each episode, loved the variety in this episode. Thanks Tom!
many here must be feeling the same ......😃
Keeps getting better and better. Montana's state motto is big sky country. Add to that, big car country.I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed the last series of Barn Find Hunter. Thank you.
That old guy is a wonderful character!
I was there that day when it snowed, visiting from New England in shorts and sweatshirts with my kids. Loved it! Enjoyed a nice little snowball fight. Some other people all bundled up looked at us like we were crazy. Good times. Thanks for the video. Love the oddball cars you found.
What an insane & diverse collection !!!!! The guy has knowledge & passion .
Stu's collection was the best, and his prices were quite reasonable.
Matt Farah's Million Mile Lexus At last a human being who loved cars and would sell one, incredible collection, surely cars from war years are rare!
Great video! 14:20 Silver Hudson looks great!
The contact's you make & deals that you run into, A person like me, Living paycheck to paycheck & dreaming of a v8, rwd, hot rod! LUCKY MAN!
Hagerty and Tom's narration is the best.Who knew there were so many vintage car hoarders?
Nice Tom!
I agree, what a great anniversary gift for Rosie.
That's what I love about this show. All of the odd ball cars no one wants. My favorite type of car.
Wow what a beautiful F85. We have a 1966 F85 and we love it.
Seeing Stu's great car collection, I can say: I love this guy, his knowledge, his very good taste in cars. Nashs, Hudsons, Studebakers and much more. Lovevly, lovely cars!!! Who says only the Big Three could build cars, does not know a thing.
The older I get the more I fall in love with cars of the Forties and early Fifties. As a small boy I was extremely fascinated by the finned beauties of the late Fifties, (in fact I still am). But considering the quality of the earlier cars, I bet, that cars never got as good and rock solid ever after. The love for details, the solid steel bodies, the simple and bullet proof mechanical parts. I always say: Where the hell is the "progress" in car production.
My parents had 68 122 (s), bought new in 67 in Sweden. They had it shipped to North America ( Volvo shipped them free then). They had it over 40 years. Super reliable car.
And I thank you for having to put your self out their to show us these great collections of cars in all weather conditions
Fancy snowing in summer that bloody climate change
Keep showing these great people and their cars , it has been so enjoyable to watch all of them
Than you Tom 👍👍😍😍
Just loved watching this video. Love the knowledge of that guy. Well done.
Another incredible episode! I don’t know what I love more, the cars or the people! Never stop searching Tom!
I think I like the "old paint with new chrome" look... it's growing on me for sure.
Great episode love seeing the oddball cars that aren't seen everyday.
Yes, the same old stuff has gotten old. Love the oddball stuff ! I Loved Everything on this episode.
Waaoohh! some really awesome cars, I didn't know the Lincoln premier, it's such more rare than Caddies or Chevys; and this Hudson leadsled with this shape smooth as a girlfriend kiss...and those Jeeps make me fall in love with those first SUV's of the world !! Excuse-me if my english (or american) isn't good, we 're better in french ! coming from a so long far away island calls Madagascar ! I always loved american cars, their shape, engine and feeling make me feel like a child : "wooooww!" all the time... Just wish those care will come back on the road !!
Thanx for this awesome episode showing parts of the great american history of cars.
I'm a European resident. I drove thru Nebraska & Colorado just 2 weeks ago. I saw so many old Hudsons & Pontiacs that I have to start a new photo album.
Last time I was this early you were still buffing out the wagons fender in the desert.
In Australia those early R and S series Valiants are considered classics and very rare, even when new in Aus, but are definitely restored over here
The trim and bumpers on the Lincoln Premiere look perfect!
Great episode guys...love that Studebaker truck...$1600..what a deal.Thanks.
Thanks Tom!!...my history lesson for the week has been fulfilled!!
Thanks, great stuff ( I am a WARSAW INDIANA born)...., I live in East Helena MT, now. Anyway, the Studebakers, Hornets etc In Livingston are wonderful. *****Interestingly the 70 F’85/ Ralley is really cool: I had forgot those, as I went to a 70 Dodge CORONET 500/383/Ralley Red ,loaded, ::and then Later to a 77 Trans Am Hurst Hatch SE( BEFORE, sort of like Smokey & Bandit) ....thanks, Imreally enjoy the treasures.
I love this show! Thanks Tom for all the hard work. I just can’t believe Woody was driving in the rain.😉
Wonderful automotive history.
What that old fellow has completed looks very well done. Great channel Tom always like the videos/stories.
Beautiful land and collection. I'd buy that Studebaker in a heartbeat for 1600 bones.
My wife had a '72 F85 - unfortunately it was a four-door and is long gone, but it was a really tough car, almost impossible to kill.
Let's give Tom & the team his millionth subscriber guys! C'mon!
Love Your show. and the older I get, the more I notice that I like the odd ones. There are so much hope, wondeful designs/details, solutions and enthusiasm behind them. A wonderful collection of cars and most of them have a history behind them too.....just love that Rambler American 440, the Olds, Hudsons and the Volvo Amazon (as they are called in Europe/Sweden)...think I need to get me one of those to tinker with before its to late :)
Very Unique Episode 👌🏻
Very best Ending❄☃️😂
Thank you so much. I enjoy seeing you're channel...
Best wishes & HapPy 😊Hunting 🙂
Saudi Arabia 🌴🌴🇸🇦
Fantastic Tom. Keep up the good work.
This is a series that is getting better with time! Thank you for documenting this history.
Only watching the first third so far: Finally a guy who asks extremely reasonable prices for his solid and great project cars. Young people and guys with limited budgets should run to this place and buy one or two cars right away.
Its great to see people interested in those rarer brands/models as the common ones get boring
Yeah how many Mustangs and Camaros can you see in a car show?
WOW ! That was a good one ! The images were crystal clear..Nice cars.
That Volvo wagon needs to be built, great bunch of videos guys .🤙
I live just across the border in Idaho, but we have weather like that here too. You can experience all 4 seasons in just a week...
Awesome that you looked at that Volvo, not many around anymore. Great episode
Not having traveled to many of the parts this show goes to, I think it's fantastic checking out fellow random americans who love cars too. You get a good sense of their country there as well and it's just fascinating how Montanan's (sp?) sound a lot like Ohioans!
Love the Studebaker Trucks & Wagon & Lincoln & Hornet!!
The first guy has an amazing Collection - very impressed. super Barns, fine sorted and collectabel stuff. Amazing.
What a great guy mr. Stu is! And he finishes his projects or sells them. Don't hoard people, take Stu's example!
fabulous cars and fabulous landscapes
What a great job you've got, and what a really great job you do for us, thank you sir, Frank
That Hudson pickup is nice.
This guy is the best host on this topic I've ever run across. He talks clearly and doesn't interrupt. Doesn't act like a know-it-all like the rest of these kind of shows.. Plus the most interesting cars are these projects, not perfect ones and their owners.
WOW! I love that Montana man's (1st visit)collection. Seems like a cool dude as well. Wish I lived closer. Picture myself loading up my kids in one of those rides & hitting the road. Maybe one day....
I heard you on the john boy and Billy show the other morning and I have been binge watching ur shows on here every afternoon lol
Finally , someone with realistic prices !!
Great episode,every time there is at least one car i want but now there were just too many (two thumbs up)!
look at the background, all those snow covered mountain. beautiful
I used to see a bunch of those Cutlass 350’s with 4 speeds & positive traction, ram air with back spoiler just like that when I was growing up! A friend of mine had one of the 442’s 4 speed Muncey & positive traction & I used to ride in it. It would fly. I ran into him the other day & he said he just bought another one like the one he had Back in the day.
Amazing collection of cars. Tom still doesn't take a big torch with him.
10/10. Loads of my fave obscure and unusual cars all in one episode. What a great show this is ! Watching from the U.K.
Cheers
Love those old Hudsons.
What an awesome job to but these videos together. Can’t wait for the next one.
Such a great series and this is a peach of an episode. That first guy was cool
WOW those old Ramblers were a sight to see...fantastic video! Thank you...
14:30 LOVE that silver hudson!
I agree.But that's the reason why this show is special.These cars are really barn finds.Most of these barn find shows stage the cars weeks before they film the episode.
Hate to say it but I wish I could smell them while I’m watching. Nothing like that old car smell.
Yeah I love that smell too.
Same here. 👍
Mold and rot?
Take THAT! new car marketers.
No the smell of old leather & just car smell... Once experienced it stays with you forever.... I also love the smell of electro mech workings of old pinball machines!
It's an EXTREMELY rare thing to see a car accumulator actually come to reality and realize - too many projects and not enough years. Reasonably priced too. All too often: 70 year old man with 50 desirable cars rotting in a pasture saying, "gonna fix'em up one day."
This is so true, I like it when I see someone pass on a project to the next guy without thinking it's gold. Nothing better than a reasonable price for a project.
Ha ! I Apologize, I hadn't read this far down in the comments, and just bragged on how wonderfully Sensible he Is.
Looks close to eighty to me, and the best of car menagerie is kept in his wooden sheds, and he's gonna keep those beauties for a while!
ya going to do this or that .. 50 years later .. knock knock whos there .. DEATH A CALLING ..
haha im in my 20s and I'm feeling the too many projects not enough years thing. I've sold off a lot of stuff
Wow. First collector for a long time who is gonna sell some cars😳
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Like the old green Chevy pickup truck very nice and classy looking
Tom loves everything! Volvo’s VW’s Nash Studebaker etc etc etc etc
Tom, your enthusiasm is contagious! My young son introduced me to your books
That 48 Hudson, I'm in love with. Keep the gears going.
You can't love a 48 Hornet.. The first year Hudson Hornet was 1951. In 48 there was the Super or the Commodore
Great show. I love hearing the stories about the cars. Thank you for your dedication in car hunting. You've got the greatest job!
Filmed on June 20......! Some unique cars and trucks..! Love those Studebaker pickups... chopped top from the factory.!
I saw a few of those Ralley 350 Olds in California junk yards.. Pulled a few rare W27 Aluminum rear ends out of them
This and MotorTrendOnDemand Roadkill Junkyard Gold. Two best factual shows.
Love those Rambler Americans. The transmission was sourced from Borg Warner and was called a Flash O Matic.
This is an excellent episode Tom. Iam catching up on a few episodes I've missed. Cheers 🇨🇦