I CRUSHED a Bunch of MODEL T's! (But Check Out what I Saved)
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Lots of crushing action in this one! You can't save it all, but I saved what I could!
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You never know what is going to come in to the junkyard!
There is a Chanel of RUclipsrs Who are surely interested in the parts of the Ford T (ironTrap Garage) 👍👌
Look up Merlin's Old School Garage, He is another RUclips Channel, Loves the Moel T., In lake Havasu, But loves road trips.
😢 Shame to squish the Chevy frame but wasn't much there..
Glad you saved the doodle bug 👍... Take Care ✌️🤠
Again just when I needed a pick me up, your timing is impeccable
Hey hey...it's Silas time again!!! Psyched!!!!
I have a 1917 T, still runs and drives and gets 25 mpg +. It goes faster than you wanna go. I don’t know if i could scrap one.
11:50 Battery box for 3- 1.5 volt batteries for the phone's power back in the days of olde, usually mounted somewhere out of sight like in the basement.
Wolf spiders will make a lot of noise when the get bigger. I saw one about the size of my thumb it was hissing at me like there was no tomorrow.
July 26 or 27 is the yearly model T swamp meet in Long Beach, Merlin’s old skool garage is on RUclips and is taking his modal T parts to sell at the event, , thanks BigAl California.
Wanna know what I like about this channel? Silas, cause of his content and the plaid shirts never a t shirt lookin good
Ya know, i've never really noticed that til you mentioned it.
I have been watching for about 2 years or so.
Thanks!
Thankyou silas
Great videos. I see you have the new pickup in the garage.
Model T frame serial numbers can often be found on the passenger side near where the firewall meets the frame.
Time for some squishing!
You gotta know when to hold em ! .. You gotta know when to fold em.
Great Video Silas!
Some model T wall hanger clocks from the wheels!
That early 70’s ford truck at the beginning; awesome looking truck. Thanks for sharing! Hope you and your family are doing well!
Most any of the glass bowl fuel pumps sell, even just as cores to maintain that original look. Just a good bowl sells. Same with any double action fuel pumps, doubles seem to have become quite pricey. Back here guys take gas over you crushing that tub with the parts in it, prime rat rod material. Same with the patterned running boards. If I were younger I'd buy a lot of your scrap as rat rod stuff for back east. Have to haul it all myself, could never afford shipping these days.
Glad that you saved some rare and needed parts for collectors!
One of the frames you crushed was 1926-27. Running board and 1 rear wire wheel are the tells. Serial# is by steering column frame mount area (usually).,,,,
I would love to find a T or A model to build. And this guy is crushing them
Exactly, people like this are disrespectful, they are destroying pieces of history.
Another great Silas video. 🙂 Two things stood out - first I bet there are some Cavalier owners who would have loved to get their hands on that white one, especially if it was a genuine RS. And second, that poor Cougar having all that metal crushed down into it. 😀😀😀
Good to hear from you silas. Always is. You run a nice operation at the whole family regardless of their age can watch. As far as question is Model T part any sheet metal I kind of cringe. It looks like you crushed the cowl and the firewall
Some of those parts (11:06) are window crank handles for 63-66 Falcon/Mustang. If they’re reproductions you can still buy them cheap.
Thank you for the lovely video, Silas. Doesn't that honking of those trains all day sometimes drive you crazy, or have you stopped hearing it by now? Anyway, I enjoyed your video, and look forward to the next one again. 😎👍
I absolutely hate it every single day 😆
Enjoyed this very much,Silas. Missed you this past weekend. I’m glad to see the bigger eyesores going to recycling.
Hate that you had to crush those old frames. Thinking of the time they were built makes me sad. I know you can't save them all.
Always love the adventures you take us on
You should have saved the axles. I have a Model T axle that I use as a heavy pry bar, they are made of hardened steel and don’t bend.
My Dad gave me a bar that was made out of a model T drive shaft. He got it from my Grandpa.
I have about 15 of those already made into bars. Probably more than I’ll ever need 😆
I tell my niece all the time that most spiders are not going to hurt you but she is still so scared of them its funny to mess with her lol hope you and the family are doing well thank you for the videos buddy there great man 👍
That 1 bracket is for a Ford stepside pickup in the late 20tys that you had laying on the ground
Love the videos 😆
I'm sure you deeply upset some people somewhere to the point of a need to seek out treatment.
Me, I never thougt Model T frames were so spindly lookin.
Stayin tuned! 👍🤠
It's amazing how small they are. If one person gets on each end of the frame they can actually Flex the frame. It was so the whole car could twist and flex to conform to the Roads 100 years ago
@@Austin-modelt .......its not the frame flexing, its the single transverse leaf spring design in front and back instead of leaf springs at all four corners that make it teeter side to side like a see saw
That round weird looking piece looks like a spare tire holder that bolts on the back of a Model A.
I enjoyed the video.😊
You’re having too much fun!
😮Thanks for posting
Hopefully you keep the steering wheel
How much of a demand. For Tsin 1960s
First time I’ve ever seen a Chevy cavalier on a model t frame 🤣
Silas you are always saving stuff for Art, wow he must have some pile of stuff by now. lol
I sell a ton of art type stuff. It’s usually random people so I don’t typically film those transactions since not everyone wants to be on camera.
Can you seperate the heavy iron for a better scrap price?
Model t sandwich😅😅
Dear Mr. Silas.
👍👌👏 2) If you have such kind of old frames, engines and transmissions next time, it's maybe worth to contact Strong's Garage. Although maybe shipping costs to Edmonton, Canada might be too expensive!? 3) I'm eagerly looking forward to watch you ripping apart the campers/RV's.
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health in particular.
You rock Silas😊
brings back memories when i was a kid an lived on a junkyard for the summer when 10 to 14 great time
Love the new camera angle on the crusher
Tear it up silas excellent cheers 🥂 😊
That’s not a crusher! Now in South Carolina or North Carolina there’s a real monster property with this huge crusher! I mean a gigantic machine that just tears these cars into 1” pieces! Glass, tires cars everything metal or mixed materials! It was absolutely amazing to see this 100 yard long machine just tearing up stuff! I wish I had pictures of the place!
Does Art know that you are saving all of this stuff for him?😆
QUESTION. When putting vehicles in the crusher, why do you always push the door pillars in?
So they don't splay outward making them hard to load in the rolloff containers. Silas has mentioned a few times.
@@JohnShinn1960 I understand now. Makes perfect sense. I've not long found this channel and haven't come across Silas explaining yet. Cheers for the clarification John.
The piece you said you didn't know is a rear tire holder for model a Ford
That's what they all needed no one sooner be a loud to keep those !
Nice Caddy.
I love watching your videos for the last few tears
Old 20's-40's Rust needs Crushing ! Pancakes Anyone ? Silas - please look after Your Eyes - good Luck ! You have saved some very Good Pieces - that Cadillac Car Nose and Truck will be saved as well ! Love that Video and many Cheers from Australia!!!!
I got noticed last time i was at the junkyard here in Orlando that the Mexican's where pulling a lot air bags and selling them online
Can’t sell air bags without a special license and certification
WTF? I noticed hillbillies were at yo mama's house pulling her stank drawers off and disposing of them since she was piling em up
Completely harmless spider smash hahaha
I think I would try and save it all if you got room
Must say. My heart skipped a few beats. 😢
I know it's a longshot Silas, but maybe it's possible you can get a tire machine and make a deal with somebody. They can have the tires if they give you back the clean aluminum rims.
That never works. They wind up stealing aluminum wheels and eventually they start refusing tires unless they’re certain sizes. We’ve tried so many times over the years and it has never once worked out.
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch well if I was a lot closer to you and able to operate the machine I would be glad to help because I love doing this kind of stuff. :-)
Awesome always cool stuff always thanks
Bet them was some good weight bundles
This model T stuff was really built to Last, nö built in obsolescence
Good video Silas
Should have made a all ford bundle thanks for the videos
Always watch don't comment much
COOL!
An uncle was friends with a man named Stan Bender- he was a guru in Model A & T stuff; had everything you could imagine to build or restore one. If you have been into these for awhile, you'd know his name (from the Seattle area). Everything was cataloged, organized & all. It was impressive, but like the customer base is doing, Stan passed away. I have 0 interest in owning one, none of my car buddies either
People get upset about my art and furniture thing, but it’s something that appeals to all budgets and all generations. I have teenagers all the way up to people in their 80s buying it from me, and most of them would never consider fixing a whole car. It really is keeping their memory alive more than any other method.
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch and people get upset when I make those kinds of comments, like I'm insulting them. It's a reality. A grille shell would be cool on the wall in my garage, but a whole car? No, I don't want one.
Those wire wheels are off a 27 T probably $200 wheel out by me a good set sell for $2500
I had a pair jack stand made from a model A rear end, but one of them has disappeared over the decades.
Great content silas
Its pancake time .
Crushing Model T's feels like 1950 all over again lol.
it's sad to see the 100 year old stuff go, but realistically the logistics of finding a buyer and moving individual pieces if they are larger just isn't worth it....i'm guessing in the near future parts from those 20-30 year old cars will sky rocket as people refurbish what older cars they can find as the new ones are getting prohibitively expensive.
Wassup
Saddened by the model T stuff,but as you say you can’t live on promises,have a nice day.
Yes you got right Peace out
good job!
Did you ever sell anything out of the about to be crushed pile....or even parts after car was crushed?
I hope you saved some running boards they bring good money
I read somewhere there was an old guy that crunched2 fields with 10-30's cars because noone wanted them...some years later that sort of cars had been like gold worth.
I know you don't have much time but it would have been cool if someone who does a ton with Model Ts could have sug thru it quick and bought what's good. They'd know better than me what's good or trash lol. You really can't save everything tho.
I texted a bunch of model t dealers beforehand and they all told me to crush that junk, no one wants it. If the dealers feel that way I’m inclined to take their expert advice.
The part at 9:29 is a Model A Tudor or Fordor rear spare tire bracket.
All that number 1 steel in with car bodies. Talk about throwing money away.😮😮
Yep a whopping $10 a ton extra 😱 This 4 tons of steel lost me $40! Whatever shall I do? 😂
You know that there were a lot of money just in those frames and the little parts on the frame that you didn’t even notice
No antique ford dealers who deal specifically in this stuff were interested, and they all told me this stuff was worthless.
Hello Silas would you have a 6 cylinder Continental motor they came out in old dozers and forklifts I'm looking for a good running one I've got a 1968 massy Ferguson 470 loader four-wheel drive it fits in.
He ain't gonna respond
How much did you make this year doing this?
Nice
hope there wasn't any 2 speed rear ends in those T's
If there were, they're single speeds now: 0!
A man could get rich just pulling tail lights, head lights, hoods, tail gates off of cars before you crush them.
That really sucks that you had to scrap all that Model T stuff. Stuff like frames and engines aren't being reproduced anymore. Thank you, though, for at least going through the stuff before you just blindly put it into the crusher. Still, if any of those wire wheels were any good, especially the Model T ones, bring big money. That big ring of miscellaneous ignition parts are for the top of the trembler coils on the Model T coils. They vibrate up and down, making a spark. And for those that say just crushing stuff makes the Model T more valuable, that isn't the point. Just look at the reason Henry Ford built all these things in the first place. It is still true to this day. A regular person can own and operate a 100 year old car without spending a fortune like you would on some other vehicles.
AMEN
Believe it or not you actually can buy almost everything brand new for a T still. They’re just very expensive if you build one that way.
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch which is exactly my point!
To the people getting mad, bro just increased the value of all the remaining model T's😂
Thumbs up, can not save everything
Just curious that old Dodge you store in the building, are you going to fix it up? Why do u store it in the building
Sold it a couple months ago actually
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How much for the model t complete steering wheel?
Another great video!😊
How many cars do you crash in a day?❤
All those good and rare parts getting destroyed 😭😲😞😠😡
It's a model t sandwich lol.
Hey I need some t sheet metal parts
Look on langs, snyders or rootleib model t sheet metal. I'm sure that's not how it's spelled but you get the idea
Look on langs, snyders or rootleib model t sheet metal. I'm sure that's not how it's spelled but you get the idea