Steve Clark, yea the scenery is beautiful...but the Estate auction was *ucking Ridiculous....Damn WOKE people jacking up the prices on everything !!!!!
Know people or actually and entire large family here in Massachusetts that has a rather large early Ford collection, T's & A's and have had the pleasure of restoring several for them and doing alot of metal fabrication and replacement on their 1913, 26T Roadster Pickup, etc. Really cool and fun cars to work on and learned a bunch I never knew about them as they are a vast wealth of knowledge on them. One if their cars was in some famous movie staring I believe Ben Affleck and Matt Damon which can never remember the name of,or exactly who was in it. Just know it definitely was and they have original paperwork and stuff proving it. Would be great folks for y'all to contact.
Sadly I remember the days when these cars were available for less than 100:00 dollars and I’m amazed at the prices they are bringing now it’s incredible how much they are selling for!!!! Even with the 60 s cars were 100:00 dollar specials and you can’t touch them for that amount now!!!!
The 1940 mercury was my grandfathers car in Florida. He put the top on and did a ton of work to it. My dad watches your channel regularly and he worked on the car too. We’re sad to see it in such disrepair.
One thing for sure, the rain didn’t dampen the bidding prices.
I've always liked the grill on a 38 Ford, lots of people don't, but I do.
That fire truck back story was some kind of awesome.
That auction site looked like a graveyard, with all those pallets of parts neatly laid out in rows. Sale prices were ridiculous though.
What a life of fabulous stories & glorious lies you guys live....
No lying going on here… as real as it gets in our videos.
That 35-36 3 window looks like the rot box that was at Carlisle a few years ago. Rough.
It was
I wonder what they were asking for it, just curious? I don't think it's buildable just parts maybe.
Those last few cars at the end are just art.
Good to see the cars moving on to be used
Thank you Matt and Mike for the adventure , seeing some beautiful scenery and nice finds !
Steve Clark, yea the scenery is beautiful...but the Estate auction was *ucking Ridiculous....Damn WOKE people jacking up the prices on everything !!!!!
The old Edsel returning itself back to earth
Morning ITG! thanks for sharing!!
The people at the end were knowledgeable and proud of their stash and yet don't seem to mind that they are rotting into the ground
cool stuff a lot of old ford parts at the first stop. Awesome content
Lots of stuff in that Collection
fun to see you get a little snarky at the auction stuff LOL
Rural king is the bomb
haha love how you guys look at least 40 years younger than any of the other bidders
Not too uncommon haha
I really like the truck next to the roadsters.😊
Those are serious buyers that are bidding in the rain. I thought that I had seen rough cars before, but these take the cake. Yikes.
Interesting trip. Thanks 👍
Nice content, love the Mustang hoard !
good one, thanks
The auctioneer was dragging it out so long I was afraid you were gonna need a boat.
Thanks for taking us along. The body on that last 35 3W was almost bluetooth.
Yes it was!
Great follow you two around 👊🏻👍
Was that a green Vega in the background? Sweet! Lmao
Know people or actually and entire large family here in Massachusetts that has a rather large early Ford collection, T's & A's and have had the pleasure of restoring several for them and doing alot of metal fabrication and replacement on their 1913, 26T Roadster Pickup, etc. Really cool and fun cars to work on and learned a bunch I never knew about them as they are a vast wealth of knowledge on them. One if their cars was in some famous movie staring I believe Ben Affleck and Matt Damon which can never remember the name of,or exactly who was in it. Just know it definitely was and they have original paperwork and stuff proving it. Would be great folks for y'all to contact.
Sadly I remember the days when these cars were available for less than 100:00 dollars and I’m amazed at the prices they are bringing now it’s incredible how much they are selling for!!!! Even with the 60 s cars were 100:00 dollar specials and you can’t touch them for that amount now!!!!
In the early 70s l bought a 1935 ford pickup no motor for $325 i put a hi po 289 in it then got married, wish l would have kept the truck instead!
The 1940 mercury was my grandfathers car in Florida. He put the top on and did a ton of work to it. My dad watches your channel regularly and he worked on the car too. We’re sad to see it in such disrepair.
If you have any photos or history on the car send us an email irontrapgarage@gmail.com
I’ll reach out! Thanks!
“Come back in the fall,” lol!
That was my family's farm I was there
Mike said could you see the fire truck pulling up to your house....& ....I say *uck now my house is going to burn down.... NOW....Ha Ha Ha.....
Do u ever wonder how many cars/trucks are sitting in fields across the USA ???
I would have got the 64 1/2 Mustang.
Still hard for me to fathom people haveing vehicle's with famly history or interesting storys just lefty to essenualy rot unprotected.
Amen to that.
Hey JP I noticed that you have not posted a new vid in 8 months. Have you given up on the channel or what? Thanks
that is a car is on a hacked covertable is t bird interior. could be cool.
How much do you want for a 32 grill insert
#bananas
Breakfast of champions!
Thats a lot of money for to buy a cars that need tons of work
Wow I'm #1
#STAYSAFE
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