I'm glad you guy see beauty in rusted old cars. These will never be made again, once they go to the scrap yard they are gone forever. Thanks for saving these classics.
ASSIM COMO AS MULHERES MAIS VELHAS , QUANDO LEVA EM UM SALÃO ARRUMA CABELO , PELO , ROUPA NOVA , UM SAPATO NOVO , UMA RECAUCHUTADA , ESTICADINHA AQUI E OUTRA ALI 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
I would love to see the guys take one of those vehicles and really take the time to completely restore it. Make it a long term series of videos and lets follow the progress. As many videos as it takes.
@@edwardcricchio6106 It depends. What you start with, how much work you do to it, what you put into it and how popular what you are working to start with. What do you start with. You want to start with something that has the least amount of work on it as possible and needing mostly cosmetic work if possible. And then having as much rust based repair work as possible. How much work you put into. There is a cut off point where to start. If it is within five points of repair and has as little as rust as possible, (Unless it is in a place that you can't avoid it like the Rocker Pannels in Square body Chevies.) Popularity of the car/truck. This is based on what is the most popular of each vehicle for sale. It would ba lot harder to sell a Coronet, than Challenger or Charger. A Pinto over Mustang.
@@RobertGuidry-f3f All valid points. I spoke with Steve Magnante from Junk Yard Gold about the whole process and he echoed similar sentiments. He did say to do it on a television show is nearly impossible because many shops do not want to be involved with restoration and many issues always arise with production costs and so on. But, I guess if someone has the skills and a lot of free time, it would be a real kick to see a junkyard discarded car returned to glory. Perhaps a father who wants to give his 17 year old daughter a restored Camaro or Mustang and isn't concerned about making a profit on selling the restored vehicle. I think that would make for a very interesting video
I'm amazed with all the RUclips channels that show these auctions of cars from the 40's, 50's and later. Clearly old timers collected (hoarded) and saved these old cars from so many decades ago. They then passed on and the auction folks show up. What I haven't understood is who has interest in saving and driving these old cars from say the 40's and 50's? I never see cars from that era on the road doing a Sunday drive. The people who had emotional connections to them from their youth have passed on or, are really old. So, there can't be much value in them these days and most sell for scrap prices I'd imagine. I think we all like and appreciate seeing these really old cars from so long ago but how many of us would really want one in the garage. With that said, I'm glad people are saving them.
I love looking at these old cars. I can’t help but think out the lives they lived in service to their previous owners. You got a good deal on that. Bronco. I’d love to see all of these cars fully restored. We’ve got to preserve the past in order to go into the future.
The Plymouth Fury is cool. Getting stuck no Fun. 1st generation Bronco is a good investment. Leave outside until the rats abandon ship. Thank you Lance and Wyatt. For these buys. 💯👊👍
Howdy from Scotland gentlemen. I’ve been waiting patiently for someone to take on the restoration of a Plymouth Fury. My favourite US car. I hope you guys get in about it and transform it into a stunning automobile. Jeez, it’s almost half way there already . Well I guess it’s in bad shape but when these cars are restored they are a work of art, and really show what America was like during the 50’s . It already looks cool sitting up on the trailer. Here’s hoping…….. Cheers & All the best … John.
Love those old AMCs, got a 71 Javelin SST myself so when I saw it at the beginning in the panning shots I got all excited, at $1800 that buyer probably got a sizeable amount of salvageable parts on that one because AMC stuff is always in demand haha
@@ferdinand9103 yeah that was a screamin deal for sure id have went 2500 on it and flipped it, AMC isnt really my thing but id like to get it going and find a good home for it
TR, you all should check out Scott's collection of Furys at Cold War Motors! He has restored three to showroom condition! And the best one started out worse than the one you just picked up. Cool video!
That’s a 59 Plymouth! I had a 59 Savoy. It had push button transmission. It was quite the head turner. Christine was a 58 Plymouth. The 59 was a one year body style. The fins and eyebrows over the headlights are unique to that year.
In regards to the small sliding rear window: In the Clint Eastwood "Every which way movies, he drove a 55-57 Chev truck that I believe had a sliding rear window that should have been that same size.
Hey Lance,Wyatt and Christian👋, That was definitely a wet auction. You definitely have some rust to fix on those. But. In the end they would be cool vehicles. Thanks for sharing and have a great day✌️
That initial pull out of the muck after years is always very emotional for me! Totally serious. A ton of money about to be spent, but a reclamatoion of a true, beautiful bit of Americana too. Looking at those hulks, I always think of the years of good times and sad times too had in them. Lives were lived in them and maybe lost in them too, and not just the rats' lives. XD XD
I know that you’ve already done one but I sure would’ve liked to see you guys take home that 57 Chevy four door hardtop that was near the bronco . I love that body style.
My first car is a 1959 Belvedere four door sedan. It has a 1973 454 with a 72 Chevelle rear end I put in it in 1985. It would be a perfect parts car to fix your Fury. It ran when parked in 1986 when it was totaled by a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Come’n git it! It’s just down in Wilson County!
This was very entertaining to watch, seeing two fellas walking around looking at old cars that they didn't know what year or model they were. It's very dangerous to buy cars that you don't know what your getting yourself into .. but I admit that I don't know anything about Broncos, they all look the same to me, so I wouldn't know if it's worth any big money or not like some of them are, but pretty sure most of them that are worth big money never started off as rat infested rust buckets. But keep up the great work guys, I like what you're doing and wish you much success❤
Patina trucks are always a good seller, assuming the investment cost is fair. I recently bought a '72 Chevy C10 and a '58 GMC 100 for a combined total of $1100. Both were in very fair condition, so in terms of barrier to entry, I'm in a good position to commence new build projects.
The Hood on the Javelin AMX was the Cowl Induction hood and the hood release was on the right side of the steering wheel. The Gold grill emblem on the Fury was the hood release, you pull it forward and then the hood pops up
Hi Bogata Tx. ! I always enjoy watching your family show, pulling vehicles out from all sorts of places. I will be on the alert to see what you do to these auction vehicles. I like both but leaning towards the 74’ Bronco because I have an old 66’Ford truck w/ V 8 and I was born in 1974. Wish you the best in your progress w/ theses two ol’ fixer uppers!
If i was there that old Studebaker Silver Hawk would of been my pick that or that 59 Fairlane with the hardtop convertible even though the 57 Fairlane is my favorite the 59 is still cool because it has the hardtop convertible and that 1971 AMX was cool too but parts are like non existent unless you have parts cars
Howdy from Scotland gentlemen. I’ve been waiting patiently for someone to take on the restoration of a Plymouth Fury. My favourite US car. I hope you guys get in about it and transform it into a stunning automobile. Jeez, it’s almost half way there already 😂. Well I guess it’s in bad shape but when these cars are restored they are a work of art, and really show what America was like during the 50’s . It already looks cool sitting up on the trailer. Here’s hoping…….. Cheers & All the best … John.
Man the other bidder sure wanted that Bronko! They are pretty popular so even if you flip it, you should do fine. (Especially if you can get it to run) The Fury was another cook buy. Too bad you did;t get t(e Javelin. I didn’t like them when they were new, but now I would take one if the opportunity came or comes along. Thanks for taking us on the journey.
ya the javelins aren't really that appealing to be honest but for 1800 bucks with a motor/trans mostly complete that is a pretty good deal id have went 2500 on it but it would be a get it running and flip car for me
@ 2.45... first glimpse of a RWD converted Dodge Daytona. Mopar Performance used to sell a kit for that. These days, US Car Tools is doing a Gen- 3 Hemi conversion kit for this chassis - that place does a lot of very cool chassis stiffening kits, disc brake set-ups, et cetera. The AMX? That is the last gasp of them, about '74
I learned many, many years ago to not follow the Piper. That even comes to vesting in Classic Cars, I have owned nearly every type of vehicle available in the UDA. And when it came to buying a car or truck I learned the less prominent would usually serve me and be more profitable than Fords, and Chevrolets. I am 84 years young and still playing in old Classics.
I don’t understand how you could pass on the 56 and 57 chevy’s?😮thanks for sharing the video. Enjoyed seeing all of the old classics. I think you got good deals. 👍
Love watching I lived in talco Back in the late fifties early sixties My dad was from need more l live in sulphur springs now I am 71 enjoy seeing you find those old cars we had a 1951 Ford at one time my uncle Jack white sold. Cars in Mt Vernon so daddy would come home with all kind 9f cars keep up the good work 😊
I think that “ Javlin “ was actually an AMX Javlin. That thing was a power house but dangerous. Way too much motor for the car. The front badge said AMX. That may have been the steal of the auction.👍👍🇨🇦
My parents had a '57 Plymouth Plaza. Banana yellow. I always hit my head on the fins. Threw the cigarette lighter out the window when I was five years old. Didn't like the smoking. Never got in trouble over that. Blessings.
only thing you should of bid,,was the javalin.. id of paid 5k for it.. ausie.. always wanted one.. very sought after.. you missed out,,bad..chevs are rubbish..dime a dozen..@@TurninRust
I thought you guys were working on a budget that’s a nice Denali! Y’all know I’m just kidding with y’all! God bless, Turnin and Rust! Merry Christmas, you guys! Love the videos!
Body is fair , no floors, lots of rat poop. For an engine it’ a 305 Chevy and trans that looks like it never worked. We bought it for parts for the 72 javelin . No other decision made yet. Brought the 46 PW and a trailer to fetch it. Mud was no problem.
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I'm glad you guy see beauty in rusted old cars. These will never be made again, once they go to the scrap yard they are gone forever. Thanks for saving these classics.
Totally agree. An old car has a soul, I new one is just a piece of metal
Yep
@@pellepp9628 even if you can't bring them back at least have them to look at
I give you a sneak peek at the upcoming classic-looking car that will come before 2030...
ASSIM COMO AS MULHERES MAIS VELHAS , QUANDO LEVA EM UM SALÃO ARRUMA CABELO , PELO , ROUPA NOVA , UM SAPATO NOVO , UMA RECAUCHUTADA , ESTICADINHA AQUI E OUTRA ALI 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
I would love to see the guys take one of those vehicles and really take the time to completely restore it. Make it a long term series of videos and lets follow the progress. As many videos as it takes.
Don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen
Ever watch an episode of Gas Monkey Garage? Richard. (Me)
All these guys claim there is no money in restoring a car fully. I'd love to see a TV show or You Tube video do it.
@@edwardcricchio6106 It depends. What you start with, how much work you do to it, what you put into it and how popular what you are working to start with.
What do you start with. You want to start with something that has the least amount of work on it as possible and needing mostly cosmetic work if possible. And then having as much rust based repair work as possible.
How much work you put into. There is a cut off point where to start. If it is within five points of repair and has as little as rust as possible, (Unless it is in a place that you can't avoid it like the Rocker Pannels in Square body Chevies.)
Popularity of the car/truck. This is based on what is the most popular of each vehicle for sale. It would ba lot harder to sell a Coronet, than Challenger or Charger. A Pinto over Mustang.
@@RobertGuidry-f3f All valid points. I spoke with Steve Magnante from Junk Yard Gold about the whole process and he echoed similar sentiments. He did say to do it on a television show is nearly impossible because many shops do not want to be involved with restoration and many issues always arise with production costs and so on. But, I guess if someone has the skills and a lot of free time, it would be a real kick to see a junkyard discarded car returned to glory. Perhaps a father who wants to give his 17 year old daughter a restored Camaro or Mustang and isn't concerned about making a profit on selling the restored vehicle. I think that would make for a very interesting video
I'm amazed with all the RUclips channels that show these auctions of cars from the 40's, 50's and later. Clearly old timers collected (hoarded) and saved these old cars from so many decades ago. They then passed on and the auction folks show up. What I haven't understood is who has interest in saving and driving these old cars from say the 40's and 50's? I never see cars from that era on the road doing a Sunday drive. The people who had emotional connections to them from their youth have passed on or, are really old. So, there can't be much value in them these days and most sell for scrap prices I'd imagine. I think we all like and appreciate seeing these really old cars from so long ago but how many of us would really want one in the garage. With that said, I'm glad people are saving them.
Love that 58 Studebaker Silver Hawk!
There is one sitting by the road outside of Tionesta PA
Hey Lance....Love when you and your dad save a vintage vehicle from the scraper. Good Luck on the Y'all on getting them running!
I love looking at these old cars. I can’t help but think out the lives they lived in service to their previous owners. You got a good deal on that. Bronco. I’d love to see all of these cars fully restored. We’ve got to preserve the past in order to go into the future.
That Fury! So glad you saved it!
🤓 erm actually it's a belvedere
The Plymouth Fury is cool. Getting stuck no Fun. 1st generation Bronco is a good investment. Leave outside until the rats abandon ship. Thank you Lance and Wyatt. For these buys.
💯👊👍
OH MY GOD STOP CALLING THEM FURYS THERE BELVEDERES
I'm guessing the Plymouth is a 59? Not Christine, but close enough I love it.
It is a 59....
Oh wow! Thank you Guy's, you've really, really, made my day on saving that 59 Plymouth, awesome!
Howdy from Scotland gentlemen. I’ve been waiting patiently for someone to take on the restoration of a Plymouth Fury. My favourite US car. I hope you guys get in about it and transform it into a stunning automobile. Jeez, it’s almost half way there already .
Well I guess it’s in bad shape but when these cars are restored they are a work of art, and really show what America was like during the 50’s .
It already looks cool sitting up on the trailer.
Here’s hoping……..
Cheers & All the best …
John.
Do you watch Cold War Motors channel? If not, you're in for a treat.
I'm in love with the Javelin. I desperately want one.
Javelin AMX at that!
Love those old AMCs, got a 71 Javelin SST myself so when I saw it at the beginning in the panning shots I got all excited, at $1800 that buyer probably got a sizeable amount of salvageable parts on that one because AMC stuff is always in demand haha
@@ferdinand9103 yeah that was a screamin deal for sure id have went 2500 on it and flipped it, AMC isnt really my thing but id like to get it going and find a good home for it
Glad you walked away from the Javelin, if it was a 68 or 69, it would've been a keeper.
Thanks for bringing us along!!
Love the Fury. So cool
ITS A BELVEDERE
You should have bought the other 4dr in that other yard alot parts interchange" sell them both as a package " alot of good parts on that 4dr"!
TR, you all should check out Scott's collection of Furys at Cold War Motors! He has restored three to showroom condition! And the best one started out worse than the one you just picked up. Cool video!
That’s a 59 Plymouth! I had a 59 Savoy. It had push button transmission. It was quite the head turner. Christine was a 58 Plymouth. The 59 was a one year body style. The fins and eyebrows over the headlights are unique to that year.
That 59 Fury is probably one of the most desirable cars there.
My neighbor has a 59 Savoy and a 58 wagon. Both in really good condition.
@@66skateif I lived there I'd definitely become a stickybeak with those cars around lucky you
Can't wait to see the bronco build!!!
Fantastic vid! I hope to see a “will it run” on the Bronco. And breathing new life into that Fury would be epic if it’s worth it
In regards to the small sliding rear window: In the Clint Eastwood "Every which way movies, he drove a 55-57 Chev truck that I believe had a sliding rear window that should have been that same size.
I like the fact that lance is alway aware of the rat poop! Keep up the good work!
Glad you bought the Fury, super cool car, be good to see you do something with it, we never see those in the UK 👌👍
Cool cars can't wait to see what you all do with them
Hey Lance,Wyatt and Christian👋, That was definitely a wet auction. You definitely have some rust to fix on those. But. In the end they would be cool vehicles. Thanks for sharing and have a great day✌️
Love the Bronco, I would have liked to bid on the bumpside Bronco that was sitting next to it.
Love the Studebaker Truck, I am getting ready to drive my 51 Pickup to Missouri from California towing my reproduction 1901 Oldsmobile.
The Silver Hawk, Dream Car, in perfect condition, not cheap but probably worth it Cheers
That initial pull out of the muck after years is always very emotional for me! Totally serious. A ton of money about to be spent, but a reclamatoion of a true, beautiful bit of Americana too. Looking at those hulks, I always think of the years of good times and sad times too had in them. Lives were lived in them and maybe lost in them too, and not just the rats' lives. XD XD
I am never disappointed. Great show.. Everything is getting a good wash Lucky Christine!.
Ki lugar legal muitos antigos adoro carros antigos 👋👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I know that you’ve already done one but I sure would’ve liked to see you guys take home that 57 Chevy four door hardtop that was near the bronco . I love that body style.
I’m glad you and your dad do things together family always be safe
How awesome you just bought a Christine for $500, regardless it would make a great yard art project!!
Keep up the good work guy's, can't wait to the late Christine come to life, well after you get an engine for her❤❤
My first car is a 1959 Belvedere four door sedan.
It has a 1973 454 with a 72 Chevelle rear end I put in it in 1985. It would be a perfect parts car to fix your Fury. It ran when parked in 1986 when it was totaled by a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Come’n git it! It’s just down in Wilson County!
Finally SOMEONE got the car name correct
OH WAIT NEVERMIND STOP CALLING THEM FURYS
This was very entertaining to watch, seeing two fellas walking around looking at old cars that they didn't know what year or model they were. It's very dangerous to buy cars that you don't know what your getting yourself into .. but I admit that I don't know anything about Broncos, they all look the same to me, so I wouldn't know if it's worth any big money or not like some of them are, but pretty sure most of them that are worth big money never started off as rat infested rust buckets. But keep up the great work guys, I like what you're doing and wish you much success❤
Patina trucks are always a good seller, assuming the investment cost is fair. I recently bought a '72 Chevy C10 and a '58 GMC 100 for a combined total of $1100. Both were in very fair condition, so in terms of barrier to entry, I'm in a good position to commence new build projects.
Marvellous how furys stand out and seem to say your loss if you leave me here ❤
The Hood on the Javelin AMX was the Cowl Induction hood and the hood release was on the right side of the steering wheel. The Gold grill emblem on the Fury was the hood release, you pull it forward and then the hood pops up
Hi Bogata Tx. !
I always enjoy watching your family show, pulling vehicles out from all sorts of places. I will be on the alert to see what you do to these auction vehicles. I like both but leaning towards the 74’ Bronco because I have an old 66’Ford truck w/ V 8 and I was born in 1974.
Wish you the best in your progress w/ theses two ol’ fixer uppers!
I had that same tt green 56 Ford in 1965!
If i was there that old Studebaker Silver Hawk would of been my pick that or that 59 Fairlane with the hardtop convertible even though the 57 Fairlane is my favorite the 59 is still cool because it has the hardtop convertible and that 1971 AMX was cool too but parts are like non existent unless you have parts cars
The Ford's were called Skyliners.
Love the fury! Money well spent..
I was surprised he didn't know all Chrysler products in those days have leaf springs. Glad to see it get rescued.
STOP CALLING THEM FURYS THERES NO SUCH THING AS A FURY
@@jasminezickefoose577 The nameplate on the rear fin says what?
Howdy from Scotland gentlemen. I’ve been waiting patiently for someone to take on the restoration of a Plymouth Fury. My favourite US car. I hope you guys get in about it and transform it into a stunning automobile. Jeez, it’s almost half way there already 😂.
Well I guess it’s in bad shape but when these cars are restored they are a work of art, and really show what America was like during the 50’s .
It already looks cool sitting up on the trailer.
Here’s hoping……..
Cheers & All the best …
John.
Everything is getting a good wash 😂 Lucky Christine!
Thats gotta be an aftermarket sliding back window in Chevy truck!
That AMC javelin looks like it climbed to the top of the ugly tree, lost its balance, fell and hit every branch on the way down.
I own a ‘59 Plymouth sports fury in almost perfect original condition. I bought it in the ‘70s. Love that car.
Great show guys. Love the cars. Subscribed all the way over here in New Zealand. God bless.
Man the other bidder sure wanted that Bronko! They are pretty popular so even if you flip it, you should do fine. (Especially if you can get it to run) The Fury was another cook buy. Too bad you did;t get t(e Javelin. I didn’t like them when they were new, but now I would take one if the opportunity came or comes along. Thanks for taking us on the journey.
ya the javelins aren't really that appealing to be honest but for 1800 bucks with a motor/trans mostly complete that is a pretty good deal id have went 2500 on it but it would be a get it running and flip car for me
At about 15 minutes close but no cigar 59 Fury Christine was a 58 Fury but still a great car still has the menacing front end.
Actually it was a 57
ITS A BELVEDERE
Already got a name for the old Bronco... we can call it "Rat Trap"
You guys are going to have fun with these car's for sure 😂
I think the fury was the best looking car there 👍
🤓 Erm actually it's a belvedere
Wyatt why you pass that ole Studebaker pic em up. My Daddy used to have one we go hunting in. Is that there suction in October. This year?
@ 2.45... first glimpse of a RWD converted Dodge Daytona. Mopar Performance used to sell a kit for that. These days, US Car Tools is doing a Gen- 3 Hemi conversion kit for this chassis - that place does a lot of very cool chassis stiffening kits, disc brake set-ups, et cetera. The AMX? That is the last gasp of them, about '74
U should got that Studebaker pickup
I learned many, many years ago to not follow the Piper. That even comes to vesting in Classic Cars, I have owned nearly every type of vehicle available in the UDA. And when it came to buying a car or truck I learned the less prominent would usually serve me and be more profitable than Fords, and Chevrolets. I am 84 years young and still playing in old Classics.
I don’t understand how you could pass on the 56 and 57 chevy’s?😮thanks for sharing the video. Enjoyed seeing all of the old classics. I think you got good deals. 👍
Condition? Price?
Love watching I lived in talco Back in the late fifties early sixties My dad was from need more l live in sulphur springs now I am 71 enjoy seeing you find those old cars we had a 1951 Ford at one time my uncle Jack white sold. Cars in Mt Vernon so daddy would come home with all kind 9f cars keep up the good work 😊
I think that “ Javlin “ was actually an AMX Javlin. That thing was a power house but dangerous. Way too much motor for the car. The front badge said AMX. That may have been the steal of the auction.👍👍🇨🇦
500 for the fury is a steal, the parts alone are worth that
Hi guys. I salute you from San☀️ Diego California 😊I'm glad you got the bronco congrats on the new projects 🙏🙏🙏✌🏻
Put a radio in it turn it on and maybe it will rebuild itself 😆
Can't wait 😁 for the clean up and running
Look at Lazy car dealer 250 car barn find in NZ
Watched a little later today but interesting -keep it up!!
I guess you figured it out about the Fury 😅
I hope Christian stayed dry during the auction, I don’t want her to get sick, good luck on makeing something out of the Plymouth and the bronco
My friend that lived down the street from me had a White Plymouth Fury just like that one back in thday.
Great job on bids,good luck with both vehicles
I like it when there is sound keep it up.
Kool video. Be kool to see that Plymouth totally restored.
Totally restored? I wouldn't bet on it.
My parents had a '57 Plymouth Plaza. Banana yellow. I always hit my head on the fins. Threw the cigarette lighter out the window when I was five years old. Didn't like the smoking. Never got in trouble over that. Blessings.
Really enjoyed the video🙏🙏please more videos of you and your dad at the auctions,great stuff🫡🫡🫡🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Can't wait to see what you do with the fury.
The 59 is the coolest..
Can't believe that piece of a Bronco went for 4,100.
I like your channel. Thankyou
Thank you!
Love you guys and the work you do!
Thank you so much!
@@TurninRust Keep doing what you do!
only thing you should of bid,,was the javalin.. id of paid 5k for it.. ausie.. always wanted one.. very sought after.. you missed out,,bad..chevs are rubbish..dime a dozen..@@TurninRust
& the studi.. both worth sht loads.. i buy cars trucks from u.s. international market..ausie,s love these things..@@TurninRust
for what you paid for the sht heap bronco, you could of got the jav & studi, with change..@@TurninRust
That fury isa 59, Christine was a 58. Cool car though.
That Chrysler for 500😵🫢
Love the old bronco wish I could be the one to restore that one
Keepin an eye on that Fury guys..... make it shine.
Glad you got the Fury, what some have done is Fix em up Paint EM black and make it CHRISTINES WICKED SISTER, ELVIRA 😅
Really does my heart good to see that ol Mopar Fury saved !
Good score , on the 59 lol
Happy thanksgiving!
I love the Plymouth
Good luck finding parts for the Plymouth.
The fury is cool 👍
ITS A B E L V E D E R E GET IT RIGHT!
YOU GUYS DESERVE THE CREDIT FROM UTUBE YOU ARE GREAT I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
I thought you guys were working on a budget that’s a nice Denali! Y’all know I’m just kidding with y’all! God bless, Turnin and Rust! Merry Christmas, you guys! Love the videos!
son you got took on that bronco
WOW, what a vintage collection. I'm really into it!
Wow, that 59 Fury looks so good lowered, even in that condition. Unfortunately you can't drive em like that.
Nace car!!!!
That bronco would make a great boat anchor
For real. Bait for fish option included...
This video reminds me of times with my dad when we lived around Paris, TX. We went to a few Frankie Norwood auctions. Another quality video.
I was there. tat Saturday was muddy! I bought the Javin/amx. tons of rat poop! 6"of mud.
Oh nice! Is it a keeper or would you sell it? 😃
Body is fair , no floors, lots of rat poop. For an engine it’ a 305 Chevy and trans that looks like it never worked. We bought it for parts for the 72 javelin . No other decision made yet. Brought the 46 PW and a trailer to fetch it. Mud was no problem.