The toy gun is a pop gun. The pistons fly forward pushing out the air. When new, it would have two corks on strings hanging off the end and you put the corks in the end and the gun would go "pop" when you pulled the trigger, but the corks wouldn't fly away. Of course the strings get cut and then the corks get lost and then you find out how good mud works... Ah the 60's (and earlier) when toys were toys.
I was going to put my 40 ford 1/2 ton on a ranger frame, you have changed my mind, going to keep the truck the way Henry made it. I haven't found anyone around me that will do a flathead rebuild so until I do I have a early 289 that was in a local schools shop class back in the 60's. Thank You for the inspiration to keep it old skool cool.🤘
@@Mercmad I agree. Get you a good flathead instruction book and read it and then get started. Easier than any OHV V8. I learned on Ford flatheads helping my dad work on his race car and I was intimidated when I did my 1st OHV. : )
Boy you make me jealous, lol. Living the hot Rodders dream. Always love watching you with all these deals. Your only on this planet once so why not enjoy doing what you like. Take care
I think their restraint comes from, like Matt said, "Lack of money"! But I'm sure if it was one of those, I've got to get this moments, he would be making a phone call or two, ha haa. Love these guys, they are really living the dream.
Hey guys, thank you for sharing the fun with us. Makes for a great way to start the day over hot coffee. You’re making great memories with your amigo Mike-life is short, live it up doing what you love 👏👍✌️. -Juan in Virginia
Matt , MAN YOU LUCK DEVIL FINDING ALL OF THIS SWEET STUFF ! I doubt anyone could much stuff like that here in Kansas ! As one hardly sees Old Hot Rod around anymore !
Morning Matt & Mike, man, ya'll are living the life of Riley!! all this cool stuff that you guys find in your travels, I'm sure through your channel the 36 will be connected with a new buyer, I realize you can't bring home everything that you come across, that would drive me nuts. The secret junk yard you mentioned will be very interesting, can't wait to see the video! Be safe...God Bless!!!
Thank you for sharing this with me ! I have been trying to fix up a old 54 International 1/2 ton pick up , a 50 1/2 ton pick up and a 57 4x4 Willy's Jeep station wagon most of them still have the original equipment with them ! Been thinking about selling the International ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas . Oh there is a extra engine and a floor shift transmission that would go with the International pickup ! Needs some body work on it ! I bought in North Dakota while in the Air Force and drove it home back in 1981 !
Sweet rides, great sound on that Blown Flat head... Nice haul of Parts.... When room is an issue, time build bigger garage.. In my case I wish I had any sorta garage.. I would have it full. Happy Thanks giving, safe travels
Ya know, Matt. I think you would be the kind of guy I would love to sit around and talk cars and drink beer with. But after this haul, I know you can not afford beer hahaha
I was in my early twenties when I heard my first blown flat head and just marveled at the sight of it nestled in a 1940 ford pickup. The owner claimed over 300hp. I actually wonder what happened to it because this was in the early eighties at a outdoor hotrod show
@@jerrylong381 at least you can still work. I couldn't do it anymore after I was 46. I did injections in the spine for years, then they quit working. My doctor put me on some medication that f'd me all up. I couldn't see straight, couldn't drive and there wasn't no way in hell I could do my job. I was a crane operator and I loved that job, but there was no way I could do it safely and I was not going to try. I could have killed a lot of people if I were to try flying large, extremely heavy things way up and precisely place them. Anyway, I am truly sorry for your pain because I know it. Enough about me. Geez, this is about "Iron Trap Garage", haa, so you take care and let's continue to watch and support Matt & the guys. Bye.
Matt if it is where Brian can he should take it upon himself and get the 1936 Cabriolet running good and then take his mom out for ride’s in the car to make more memories with. To me the car would be worth a million dollars just to see a smile on my mom’s face knowing that she would be enjoying the car once again.
I like that Dear Santa! That car sounded cool. That car was like the one in the 70s movie. Paper Moon! I liked that move when I was a child I liked to look at old history and old stuff it really gets my mind going. Guns will KEAL Keep Everyone Alive! Guns save lives. Woops the dark part was when you took a nap? LOL The tri carb set ups wow man so nice. How about the quad set up?
I heard “Banger” mentioned when Mike was working through the shelf stuff. I listened twice but could not make it out. As you know, I am into 4 banger stuff.
Two Holy Grails in as many weeks; It's a slippery slope into the Iron Trap! (And you didn't even make it to the swap meet?) Some great scores from the Parts Dept., and of course, the '36 Cab. is a honey. Hope it goes to a good home. (I may be biased; have a VERY long term '36 coupe project...)
Built a model of that ' 36 in the 60's when I was a kid, then found one hidden in a neighbor's back yard. I used to visit it hoping someday I could buy it. Still have a picture. You got me thinking here....how soon do they need to move it?
Nice. Sure wish you guys had more subscribers. Would love for that '36 to make it to Pennsylvania. 2 million plus subscribers is 1500 bucks a day .. give or take a few hundos. Let's make it happen !!! Some chick who lives in her van gets 2 million subscribers .. .. but the coolest hot rod & hot rod archeology channel has 88k. There is no justice in this world. 🙄
The 36 was beautiful. The t was cool and sounded wicked. But those front facing spindles and tie rod are scary. Bet that thing is terrifying to drive. Way cool but yikes
@@redzula Correct .I had to take a second look to see and it appears that the builder got the arms on the wrong sides. If they were swapped over and a longer tie rod installed ,it would solve that problem, if the diff is open drive that is. I bet the understeer at lower speeds is crazy.
You find some really neat sh...t lol. Message me if interested in a virgin front axle. Think its a 20's-30's 6" drop but not well versed in ID'ing these parts. I was accumulating parts for a '27 T-touring rod and health issues stopped it. I can send pictures if you tell me where.
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That 4-71 blown flattie sounds MEAN !!! And so crisp, wow !
That 36 is going to make someone very happy. Wow 👍
The toy gun is a pop gun. The pistons fly forward pushing out the air. When new, it would have two corks on strings hanging off the end and you put the corks in the end and the gun would go "pop" when you pulled the trigger, but the corks wouldn't fly away. Of course the strings get cut and then the corks get lost and then you find out how good mud works... Ah the 60's (and earlier) when toys were toys.
The 36 Ford, is probably the most beautiful car Ford ever built. Very nice car!
Dave..how bout 50's TBird's?
@@iamrichrocker lots of Fords are good looking, but to me the 36 is my favourite. My uncle had a 55 Tbird, nice car, but I’d take the 36 any day.
36 three window or roadster ,stock bodied really are great looking cars.
Even the 4 doors look good.
Owned a 36 five window, and all 36s are nice. However imho none of Fords creations out do the 1940 Fords.
Matt love your picking adventures. So glad you are saving neat stuff from the dumpster.
I was going to put my 40 ford 1/2 ton on a ranger frame, you have changed my mind, going to keep the truck the way Henry made it. I haven't found anyone around me that will do a flathead rebuild so until I do I have a early 289 that was in a local schools shop class back in the 60's. Thank You for the inspiration to keep it old skool cool.🤘
Learn to do it yourself. Dead easy engine to learn on with no hidden tricks or traps to get you into trouble.
@@Mercmad I agree. Get you a good flathead instruction book and read it and then get started. Easier than any OHV V8. I learned on Ford flatheads helping my dad work on his race car and I was intimidated when I did my 1st OHV. : )
Boy you make me jealous, lol. Living the hot Rodders dream. Always love watching you with all these deals. Your only on this planet once so why not enjoy doing what you like. Take care
Always happens when you make a big purchase...more deals turn up. Great restraint guys!
I think their restraint comes from, like Matt said,
"Lack of money"! But I'm sure if it was one of those, I've got to get this moments, he would be making a phone call or two, ha haa. Love these guys, they are really living the dream.
Hey guys, thank you for sharing the fun with us. Makes for a great way to start the day over hot coffee. You’re making great memories with your amigo Mike-life is short, live it up doing what you love 👏👍✌️.
-Juan in Virginia
Matt , MAN YOU LUCK DEVIL FINDING ALL OF THIS SWEET STUFF ! I doubt anyone could much stuff like that here in Kansas ! As one hardly sees Old Hot Rod around anymore !
They are around. Just well hidden!!
Morning Matt & Mike, man, ya'll are living the life of Riley!! all this cool stuff that you guys find in your travels, I'm sure through your channel the 36 will be connected with a new buyer, I realize you can't bring home everything that you come across, that would drive me nuts. The secret junk yard you mentioned will be very interesting, can't wait to see the video! Be safe...God Bless!!!
With a "Rumble Seat" no less !!! Beautiful car !!!
I don't think I've ever seen a supercharged flathead. Cool
That blue T is perfect!, looks like a real old ford and not a 70s fiberglass street rod.
Got love this kind of barn finds or old building finds with this kind of old car sweet it's a grown man played ground 😎😎😎😎
The 36 is sweet. Looks like yall had some good finds there. 🤘
That T-Bucket with a blown flathead, I have never seen a T with a flatty before. Super cool!
Thank you for sharing this with me ! I have been trying to fix up a old 54 International 1/2 ton pick up , a 50 1/2 ton pick up and a 57 4x4 Willy's Jeep station wagon most of them still have the original equipment with them ! Been thinking about selling the International ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas . Oh there is a extra engine and a floor shift transmission that would go with the International pickup ! Needs some body work on it ! I bought in North Dakota while in the Air Force and drove it home back in 1981 !
Boy that Car is Sweet I just hope that it will found a good home and they don't going messing it up !
Sweet rides, great sound on that Blown Flat head... Nice haul of Parts.... When room is an issue, time build bigger garage.. In my case I wish I had any sorta garage.. I would have it full. Happy Thanks giving, safe travels
Ooo those magnesium wheel behind the truck are interesting
My thoughts also. Ron
Another great find, keep them coming. Thanks for sharing. Kevin
That might be the coolest flathead ever
Love to see all that old Iron! Definitely not a cheap hobby. :)
Ya know, Matt. I think you would be the kind of guy I would love to sit around and talk cars and drink beer with. But after this haul, I know you can not afford beer hahaha
There why I don’t drink! No money left! Haha. Thanks for watching!
I was in my early twenties when I heard my first blown flat head and just marveled at the sight of it nestled in a 1940 ford pickup. The owner claimed over 300hp.
I actually wonder what happened to it because this was in the early eighties at a outdoor hotrod show
That’s amazing! Love the video
Keep lugging that heavy stuff around and you'll need that walker next to the T!😁
You're only issued 1 back. Make it last the duration.
Listen to an old man with 2 ruptured discs.
@@jerrylong381 Yup, I know your pain my friend. I've been living with mine ever since I was 26, and now I'm 61. Not fun at all.
@@gordonstroup1741
I'm 59, lifted something too heavy when I was 35.
8 Tramadol a day is the only thing that allows me to still work.
@@jerrylong381 at least you can still work. I couldn't do it anymore after I was 46. I did injections in the spine for years, then they quit working. My doctor put me on some medication that f'd me all up. I couldn't see straight, couldn't drive and there wasn't no way in hell I could do my job. I was a crane operator and I loved that job, but there was no way I could do it safely and I was not going to try. I could have killed a lot of people if I were to try flying large, extremely heavy things way up and precisely place them. Anyway, I am truly sorry for your pain because I know it. Enough about me. Geez, this is about "Iron Trap Garage", haa, so you take care and let's continue to watch and support Matt & the guys. Bye.
@@gordonstroup1741
Cheers brother.
That is one nice old t bucket 😍😍👍👍that guy had some stuff
How many engines does one man need
17-3/4 is the perfect number of engines for 1 man.
One more than you have.😁
It all relates to Tim Allen’s personal cylinder count.
love the tbucket i miss mine had 350 60 over
Great T nice thank for sharing your friend for Canada Rob ✌
Nice '36 I like to have a humpback my dad drove several and had a souped up one when I was little. Maybe someday I will be able to afford one.
Matt if it is where Brian can he should take it upon himself and get the 1936 Cabriolet running good and then take his mom out for ride’s in the car to make more memories with. To me the car would be worth a million dollars just to see a smile on my mom’s face knowing that she would be enjoying the car once again.
Love that Horsepower.
Great job guys 👍👍🇨🇱
Very nice. I wish I could afford it.....🙂👍
Living the dream 😎
Nice Video. #STAYSAFE
I like that Dear Santa! That car sounded cool. That car was like the one in the 70s movie. Paper Moon! I liked that move when I was a child I liked to look at old history and old stuff it really gets my mind going. Guns will KEAL Keep Everyone Alive! Guns save lives. Woops the dark part was when you took a nap? LOL The tri carb set ups wow man so nice. How about the quad set up?
I’m glad you are saving the old stuff before who knows what happens to it!!!HAPPY HUNTING on the other picks!!!!
I heard “Banger” mentioned when Mike was working through the shelf stuff. I listened twice but could not make it out. As you know, I am into 4 banger stuff.
There was a boring fixture there and a block that was half assembled
Two Holy Grails in as many weeks; It's a slippery slope into the Iron Trap! (And you didn't even make it to
the swap meet?)
Some great scores from the Parts Dept., and of course, the '36 Cab. is a honey. Hope it goes to a good home.
(I may be biased; have a VERY long term '36 coupe project...)
Aluminum Ford T-10s were only put in Thunderbolts, Lightweight Galaxies & GT-350s.
I have a pair of early 60's Chevy all aluminum T-10's they only used them in Vette's and 409 cars
Nice!
The flowers on top of the Craftsman ride on. Did you take those home with you for the Mrs?
Your going to need to build a bigger garage hahaha great video hope they-can find a good home for the 36 ty Steve
Built a model of that ' 36 in the 60's when I was a kid, then found one hidden in a neighbor's back yard. I used to visit it hoping someday I could buy it. Still have a picture. You got me thinking here....how soon do they need to move it?
Hello Mr Gill, my name is Brian and my mother is the owner of the 36. There is no rush to move the car. If you have any questions just let me know.
i love that t.
Like an old album with a secret song at the end of side b.
Happy 🦃 day
Love the blown bucket. WKRP moment at the end. “This three minutes of no sound or video is dedicated to our deaf and blind subscribers.”
hi very cool tb
If you guys had more money, you could have taken the enclosed trailer to fit all the goodies you'll be pickin'.
Wonder what you are thinking of putting the supercharger truck block in...
An I want fo' carburetors, and two skraight exhausts
just remember if.your floored and full.boost dont let off all at once if you do cylinder head will.launch
Real magnesium wheels? Nice pick.
At 13:38 check out that plate!
I'm a early Mustang guy.
you might need to up the limit on your amex card and hire a u haul trailer
What is under the hood of the 36?
Nice. Sure wish you guys had more subscribers. Would love for that '36 to make it to Pennsylvania. 2 million plus subscribers is 1500 bucks a day .. give or take a few hundos. Let's make it happen !!!
Some chick who lives in her van gets 2 million subscribers .. .. but the coolest hot rod & hot rod archeology channel has 88k. There is no justice in this world. 🙄
Haha I know right! We wish we could get there! We’re gonna just keep moving and hopefully things continue to grow! Thanks for all the support Jamie!
The 36 was beautiful.
The t was cool and sounded wicked. But those front facing spindles and tie rod are scary. Bet that thing is terrifying to drive. Way cool but yikes
That's how they're supposed to be
Impossible to have a good akerman angle like that. Spindle pivot, centerline of rear axle, and tierod pivot should all be in a line.
@@redzula Correct .I had to take a second look to see and it appears that the builder got the arms on the wrong sides. If they were swapped over and a longer tie rod installed ,it would solve that problem, if the diff is open drive that is. I bet the understeer at lower speeds is crazy.
I got to believe if the money was right on the 36 you would have bought it🤔
I mean if it was a “no brainer” cheap I would have. It’s still priced affordably for how complete of a car it is!
An Easter Egg at 17:04...whoopie!
The last few minutes threw me..
You find some really neat sh...t lol. Message me if interested in a virgin front axle. Think its a 20's-30's 6" drop but not well versed in ID'ing these parts. I was accumulating parts for a '27 T-touring rod and health issues stopped it. I can send pictures if you tell me where.
Hi steve send pics to: irontrapgarage@gmail.com . Thanks!
TOP 🇧🇷🎱🤙
Wassup
36s are sexy, I prefer 38s
Damn it, I live in the wrong county . 😣😭
That would suck kid in a candy store and no money
Guys! There's a horrible ticking noise on the audio!
It's matts heart as he discovers bits and pieces for his projects...
Your going to need a bigger garage.