Congrats on buying the car. Pretty cool! There's no better feeling than finding an auction, seeing a car you really want, then being the top bidder and taking it home! You done good!😊 Now you've got a couple really nice projects!
Greetings once again from the UK Pudding. It's a totally awesome videos. My friend over the pond looking forward seeing more videos and the amazing builds you do❤
I like your style. Great story telling about your great treasure. I am eager to see more of your PUDDING CREEK ROD SHOP videos. Kind regards, from Blaine Halley in Santa Cruz, CA. Happy to subscribe and will be sharing your video with my car guy and gal friends and family.
The custom '36 Ford and the '37 Chevy coupe are nice finds. In an old photo album I found photos of my grandfather with a '37 Chevy coupe that he bought new but was quite out of character for him so I don't think he owned it long. He was always class conscious and preferred big cars. Later he bought a '48 Packard four door new and his last car was a '94 Lincoln town car. Unfortunately my grandfather always looked down on manual labor and did not like to get his hands dirty. He avoided learning how to do any automotive repair work himself. Ironically his father (my great grandfather) was a mechanic in WW1. My Grandfather was born in 1911. He was proud of having never even rode on the back of a motorcycle and he never owned any kind of performance car. A stripped down Ford hot rod was the last thing he would have wanted to be seen in. I always marvel at all of the automotive fun my grandfather missed out on due to his class conscious attitudes.
Your a lucky bastard, right there! I dig the 37 Chev., coupes too. Having owned several 37-39s. The 36 conv. Sedan is a fantastic 1 of a kind find. Too cool too mess with much!,,,DUBS,,
Maybe you can find out the history on the 36 ! Maybe it’s in some of the old custom car magazines or car shows and you can figure out who built it ! There’s a guy on RUclips called RIK Hoving he does computerized images of custom cars maybe he can make one of yours to see what it looks like finished with that cool custom Carson Top ?! COOL you got your dream cars !
Did you ever find out who built the 1936 Ford? I’m a historian in Asheville and would love to know about it. A lot of Saxon’s were sold in Asheville by Eugene Sawyer at the Sawyer Motor Company in downtown Asheville
@@puddingcreekrodshopI'll ask a man in Hendersonville NC about it. He's been in the WNC hotrod scene since the mid 60s. He worked at VA hospital in Asheville many years. Subscribed.
Good luck to you on your purchases. Will you build the 37 stock or customise it. It’s are super nats this weekend and there’s two 37s that come over from Belgium. Take care best wishes.
Looks like the kind of auction i miss. Everything up in my area (Midwest) is online only. We're stuck bidding on what the auction company thinks is valuable. They scrap anything rusty & not bolted down. It's interesting to see that you also have one of those "bidders" that show up in dress clothes, constantly on the phone, but never bids. Trying to give the impression they're the guy with deep pockets working on behalf of some high roller
I tend to agree....I like to let folks know what I paud on my channel, I figure it helps folks know what a bargain is, what a good deal is, what a bad deal is. I try to approach it that way
Couple good fines there but if not saying or letting anybody see how much you pay for a car unless you’re in the high dollars or something I’d be one thing you’re trying to make money on it but clearly see how much the other car went for so there couldn’t be much more or less that’s not what you pay for the vehicle didn’t pay for that then they should’ve been at the auction and it got it themselves but since you were there, you were able to get it to him so that’s worth extra bucks take care of those mountains
I know why we don't get to know how much you paid. Because you could put $20k in it after you buy it and half the people would get mad at you asking more for it . They definitely wouldn't want to pay you for your time. I personally think if you paid fair market then did what you've done you're looking at 2500 to 4000 on top of what you paid but most YTers don't want you to know.
The car or kustom is worth as much as someone’s prepared to pay for it so why would you say what you paid for it. If you resell than you can decide to take the next price that is offered.
Congrats on buying the car. Pretty cool! There's no better feeling than finding an auction, seeing a car you really want, then being the top bidder and taking it home! You done good!😊 Now you've got a couple really nice projects!
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Greetings once again from the UK Pudding. It's a totally awesome videos. My friend over the pond looking forward seeing more videos and the amazing builds you do❤
What a score Couple of really cool cars the old custom is a time capsule can’t wait to see the progress on both of them two thumbs up
I can’t believe I watched this two months ago and just watched what happened to Asheville North Carolina. Sending prayers for everyone in that area.
So glad you were able to snag the old 4 door convert custom. That thing could be such a cool old cruiser! Good luck!
Sounds so nice Great ride Thanks for sharing
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Congratulations. ! Those are very very worthwhile projects. ...! Engine sounds ok too. ....! Have fun !
Man. That was fun to watch. !!!!
I like your style. Great story telling about your great treasure. I am eager to see more of your PUDDING CREEK ROD SHOP videos. Kind regards, from Blaine Halley in Santa Cruz, CA. Happy to subscribe and will be sharing your video with my car guy and gal friends and family.
Thank you!
Love the 36 custom and that early T roadster was cool too.
I'm not that old I. Going to be 64 but I love any type of old hot rod history thanks for the video
Nice score at the auction. 👍
A Biltmore Dairy sign. Very collectable now. It's a killer car ! Don't know how I missed this auction.
The custom '36 Ford and the '37 Chevy coupe are nice finds. In an old photo album I found photos of my grandfather with a '37 Chevy coupe that he bought new but was quite out of character for him so I don't think he owned it long. He was always class conscious and preferred big cars. Later he bought a '48 Packard four door new and his last car was a '94 Lincoln town car. Unfortunately my grandfather always looked down on manual labor and did not like to get his hands dirty. He avoided learning how to do any automotive repair work himself. Ironically his father (my great grandfather) was a mechanic in WW1. My Grandfather was born in 1911. He was proud of having never even rode on the back of a motorcycle and he never owned any kind of performance car. A stripped down Ford hot rod was the last thing he would have wanted to be seen in. I always marvel at all of the automotive fun my grandfather missed out on due to his class conscious attitudes.
Good story…
Your a lucky bastard, right there! I dig the 37 Chev., coupes too. Having owned several 37-39s. The 36 conv. Sedan is a fantastic 1 of a kind find. Too cool too mess with much!,,,DUBS,,
Both cars are cool, but that 37 chevy is really cool!!!!!!
Couple of grand for my dream model T...that was so nice....one day lol
That truck reminds me of the one on the walton's
The rain never fails!!
Murphy's Law!!!
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Puras joyas muy raras..!
Like old. Cars. And I'm 65 old man love older stuff😊
You saved these cars from the floods. Hope you an yours are safe after the Hurricane.
Our power is back on, but we still have no water. We are fine tho. Praying for those in North Carolina.
@@puddingcreekrodshop glad you guys are OK, hope the water issue gets fixed soon.
Cool Projects. Hello from Detroit. G
Hello Detroit!
Man that flatty in the custom sounded sweet....
Yes it has nice toned rumble! 😎
Maybe you can find out the history on the 36 ! Maybe it’s in some of the old custom car magazines or car shows and you can figure out who built it ! There’s a guy on RUclips called RIK Hoving he does computerized images of custom cars maybe he can make one of yours to see what it looks like finished with that cool custom Carson Top ?! COOL you got your dream cars !
Rik is the man for history for sure
Love the sound of a flathead Ford.
Did you ever find out who built the 1936 Ford? I’m a historian in Asheville and would love to know about it. A lot of Saxon’s were sold in Asheville by Eugene Sawyer at the Sawyer Motor Company in downtown Asheville
I didn’t know there was a Saxon dealer in Asheville. Good info. I’m working on a long video with more history of the Asheville Custom. Stay tuned…
Im from Asheville area still live in WNC .That baby looks like a Bill Hines build out of California ? Idk but its super nice.
It sure does. I’m still digging up the history on it. I’ll make a new full video on it soon.
@@puddingcreekrodshopI'll ask a man in Hendersonville NC about it. He's been in the WNC hotrod scene since the mid 60s. He worked at VA hospital in Asheville many years. Subscribed.
Good luck to you on your purchases. Will you build the 37 stock or customise it. It’s are super nats this weekend and there’s two 37s that come over from Belgium. Take care best wishes.
that model t was a good deal. the 31 model a wasn’t a bad price (wasn’t that great either) but the body didn’t look in that bad of shape.
Looks like the kind of auction i miss. Everything up in my area (Midwest) is online only. We're stuck bidding on what the auction company thinks is valuable. They scrap anything rusty & not bolted down. It's interesting to see that you also have one of those "bidders" that show up in dress clothes, constantly on the phone, but never bids. Trying to give the impression they're the guy with deep pockets working on behalf of some high roller
Nice.
Not Sure how I got Here but I ain’t Mad, I’ll Catch You on The Next One.
I subscribed !
My opinion, you got the best two there. but, that rpu would've been cool to have.
Mascot even
5:58 looks like you were parked at Mill Wheel cafe that sits along Big Laurel ceek
That's the one a College kid built 👍
The early T roadster was next to the 36 custom.
East Tenn? Y'all know bout Erwin!!
Is the car for sale?? My all time bucket car is a 40 Merc or 36 Ford….let me know please!!
Not for sale…sorry.
What’s the point of all the secrecy..waste of time
I think it’s all part of the charm. What would you have paid for it?
I tend to agree....I like to let folks know what I paud on my channel, I figure it helps folks know what a bargain is, what a good deal is, what a bad deal is. I try to approach it that way
Where in east Tennessee are you located??
Couple good fines there but if not saying or letting anybody see how much you pay for a car unless you’re in the high dollars or something I’d be one thing you’re trying to make money on it but clearly see how much the other car went for so there couldn’t be much more or less that’s not what you pay for the vehicle didn’t pay for that then they should’ve been at the auction and it got it themselves but since you were there, you were able to get it to him so that’s worth extra bucks take care of those mountains
Pudding don't know bout that auction. Guy he was to busy platin with his sleeves
That's needed stuff
like 51 !
I know why we don't get to know how much you paid. Because you could put $20k in it after you buy it and half the people would get mad at you asking more for it . They definitely wouldn't want to pay you for your time. I personally think if you paid fair market then did what you've done you're looking at 2500 to 4000 on top of what you paid but most YTers don't want you to know.
I love your channel well the content anyway. For God sakes get a proper camera or learn how to film with you phone TURN IT SIDEWAYS.!!!
I film this stuff gonzo style. Usually with one hand while I’m using the other hand building the cars. I appreciate you watching my channel!
not showing the auction on the kustom is stupid if you dont want people to know what you paid then stay of the internet
The car or kustom is worth as much as someone’s prepared to pay for it so why would you say what you paid for it. If you resell than you can decide to take the next price that is offered.
Wrong auctioneer...could have probably gotten more money.."who cares"?
I thought the auction and auctioneer did a great job promoting the auction, displaying the cars and parts, and prices were good. 😎