Man if that old iron could talk! To think that all these cars and trucks were once shiny new toys and tools on a showroom floor. Kinda funny that back in the day many of these were top of the line in luxury or power and now they're seen as antiquated junk. It hurts to see so much history rotting away but it also feels good to know that guys such as yourself rescue little slivers of it now and again. If I didn't already have plans to get a couple of 2 tons fixed up and modified, I'd go after that big blue F6 or IH 1000. Speaking of which, I may be headed in your general direction from SWMO soon to check out a 70s F600 for sale. Great vidya and hats off to Schwartz for letting you mosey around their yard to give us a tour! Much respect for what you do Zane.
Hey, thank you for the kind words Zachary!! 😁 I truly appreciate that. I hear ya, if I didn't have soo many projects I would try to bring home the yellow power wagon! 😆 Thanks for stopping by
In the end,the front,there is another "kleinstwagen".The odd yellow one.I'm not shure what make it is.Can you let me know?In fact i'm looking for the rare American makes,like the Kaisers:there is one more after the Manhattan in 56/52 if I'm not wrong.Keep up the good work.
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE It is a Crosley that by far was the cheapest after war car.That when the demand and need for cars was high.They produced around 20000 units in 1948.This is a 2-door sedan,priced at 905$.
You’re spot on about that 1930’s International truck front end on top of the bus, and the small red car next to it is a Loyd. They were made in Germany in the 50’s.
What a great video, really well done! I know foreign cars, but I know nearly nothing about older American cars, so it was cool to have a tour guide who knows what he's looking at! - Paul, Pennsylvania
Morning Zane, glad to see you back, been alot going on here on my end. I had a International KBR8 like the one in your video which I bought from a scrap yard here in Michigan....been nice to go thru that yard about a month ago before the overgrowth...you were correct on the 1930's International identification...pretty sad the condition of that Mack...that a awesome video Zane!! I stumbled through the entire video!! God Bless!!!
hey Michael!! I hope you're doing well. I tried calling you a few times. It doesn't rig, just says the number is not accepting calls at this time. Is your number still the same?
If I could I’d love to have the Plymouth Belvedere wagon. This would make a awesome sleeper project with a big block MOPAR. It’s got the perfect patina. Thank you for the owner of this salvage yard for letting Zane film this. I miss junkyard crawling. Have a Blessed One Sir.
Amazing scrap yard Zane! That’s 47 KB8 has me drooling! So many solid projects! So many IH and Buicks! An El Camino is a car because the body is all one piece.
Very true Alex! 😃 Some of those vehicles are still salvageable. Hopefully they find homes soon. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you had a good weekend. Looking forward to a new video from you! 😁
Thank you for the salvage yard tour. Cant get enough of those! Im definitely calling in the morning about the green International 4x4. I have 3 of those body style trucks already. A 1 ton long flat dump bed, a 3/4 ton cab and chassis, and a short bed 1/2 ton 4x4. Really enjoy your channel.
Zane, spoke with Matthew and his step mom. Very nice people. Told them that you did a very respectful presentation of their yard. Matthew is gonna get me some more pics of the truck. If its what I need, Ill be going after it. Thank you again for sharing.
@@williamdalbey4867 awesome news! 😁 I truly appreciate the kind words in my behalf. That really means a lot my friend. Hopefully you can save this ole binder. Keep me posted 🙂👍
Thanks Zane and Mathew for letting us take a look through your salvage yard before father time takes it all away. Several vehicles sparked my interest but when you showed the mid sixties Chevy wagon just sitting in the field, it brought me back. My dad bought a used 66 Chevy Belaire Station wagon way back when we all were kids. All 8 of us fit in there just fine. We'd go to the drive-in and watch a family movie in out pajama's. (the kids). Take a ride to the White Mountains or to a local swimming hole. Have a weenie roast as Dad called "cooking hot dogs on a grille". Brought back some good family memories. I do wonder if that is a complete Wagon and if it is for sale. I'd love to resurrect that one and pick up my remaining brother and sisters for a ride to "Forest Lake" just one more time. lol..Thanks, for the memories. N.Mathew Carter
Hey!! 😃 I'm glad this brought back some good memories! *Made my day to read your comment!* Sounds like you all had a nice time when you were little. I know they were selling most of the older cars. They may sell that one too! It's a place called Schwartz auto salvage in Salem Missouri. If you call them ask for Matthew. Nice fella 😁👍
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE Thank you! You know, we were a poor working-class family. Didn't have much. But those days were the happiest days of our lives, thanks to our incredible parents. They never ever failed us. Dad passed; Mom is 91 next month. Where does the time go?
@@MobMarked I'm truly sorry to hear about your Father. However, I am glad to hear your Mom is still around. He will always exist in the fond memories you have of him. 🙂 I'm blessed to have been born to wonderful parents that would have done just about anything for us kids. I know how you feel. Never went to bed hungry and they did what they could. It was nice talking to you. Take care and be safe 🙂
Hello Zane; What a great video. It was a trip down memory lane. I had a Jeep station wagon like the one you showed. It would be really amazing if all those vehicles could tell their story. Thank You.
I'm glad to hear my video could bring back some good memories for you Don 🙂👍 I truly appreciate the kind comment my friend. Oh yeah, most of these vehicles have some interesting stories I'm sure. Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment. Take care and be safe 🔧🔩
Cool video! The small red car at 14:45 and 18:00 is a German car called a Lloyd. These were built from around 1952 through 1961-62. They had 2 cylinder air cooled engines and 4 on the tree manual transmissions. They were also front wheel drive and had suicide doors. They are great little cars. This one is about a 57 or 58 at the latest. It's also the basic 19hp motor vs the 25hp fancier TS model. If I were closer I'd save it for my fleet, then I'd be up to 6!
Oh, 6! 😃 It's awesome you have a few of those cars Alan. I appreciate the view and information as well. I've never seen one before I toured this yard. Neat looking, that's for sure. I seen you subscribed too, it means a lot! Talk to you later 🙂👍
Thanks for the kind words Ed. I greatly appreciate that! My computer didn't like the video because of the duration. I'm just glad it turned out. Take care 😁
Hey Zane. That was an amazing video. I enjoyed every second of it. What an amazing collection of vintage steel. I could spend hours there, walking around. Imagining how these machine were when new. The people who owned them. Operated them. Imagine. all that equipment was once new, potentially sat on a dealers lot or show room. Even the steam engine.
Good Video Zane I Had a 80 El Camino years ago I called it a truck and A Friend also called it a truck when I bought a Roadrunner hood home to his house from a salvage yard
A big thank you to Matthew!!!!! I loved the late 50s Ford dump truck at the beginning. I used to have a 59 F700 fire truck with that body style and unfortunately sold it. Had the original 292 V8. The DT466E is exactly where it needs to be in the junk yard. The mechanical ones were fantastic the electronic ones are junk. I wonder if the like new Cadillac near the end is for sale? I would buy that and drive it home.
Oh yeah, the electronic DT466 was in the right place. LOL 😁 I'm glad to see a comment from you Kyle! Hope things are going well. That Cadillac was *immaculate* to say the least! 😮
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE thanks Zane. Doing well just extremely busy; reason for the late reply. Yeah we have 3 IH fuel trucks with them and they are garbage dumps on wheels. We will never buy another IH again. The Ford L8000, Peterbilt, and Freightliner we have all 3 have the 8.3 Cummins and they are Excellent 👌. The 8.3 Cummins is my favorite diesel engine. Yeah I would love to have that Cadillac. Be floating down the road on a cloud 🤣😅😂
Great walk through ! And a big thanks to Matthew for letting you do that ! That cab over international auger truck was a looker ! Zane we need more COE trucks !!! 😳🤔👍
I used to have a '74 Ford Ranchero, they are cars but back then cars and trucks would share a lot of drivetrain components. Mine had a 400m V8, a C6 automatic, and 3.50:1 rear gear in the 9-inch axle. But it had the suspension of a car so it didn't have much for a payload. They were really meant to have the comfort of a car with only a bit of cargo capability. Very much in the same vein as a Honda Ridgeline or the new Ford Maverick today, but way cooler.
Hey! That's cool you used to own one! 😁 I actually like the looks of the Maverick, even though they are ugly. Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment. It really means a lot Harvey! 🙂 Take care!
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE Good here. Just got my motorcycle running after 7 years. I videoed the disassembly, but decided not to post any of it due to complete incompetence on my part! I guess the real motorcycle mechanics would have gotten a good chuckle out of it, but it pretty worthless otherwise.
Great tour of a dyeing type of bone yard. It was nice of them to allow you access. That little red wagon that you thought was an Opal Is a Crosley. The engine in it was also used in outboard motors.
Oh, hey! That's pretty cool they were used for outboards too. 😀 Thanks for mentioning what it was Steve. I'm thankful you tuned in and left a kind comment. That really means a lot. Take care and have a great Sunday evening
Glad to see new content. I figured you were probably like me right now and too busy with the "have to" projects to get to the "want to" ones. Thanks for taking the time to put out another great (as always) video! Thanks to Matthew too for allowing you to do it. When I was a little kid, back in the early 60's, my Dad used to take me through the local salvage yards searching for parts for his projects, this was a trip down memory lane. Saw a couple of project trucks I would love to have and some parts I sure could use...
Hey there Mark! 😄 I'm glad the video brought back some fond memories. My dad always done the same thing. Always enjoyed searching through salvage yards with him. I have been kinda busy with "have to" projects. Trying to get caught up. I hope things are going well for you. Take care and stay safe my friend
Hey, thanks for the kind words Derek! 😁 I greatly appreciate that. Hopefully I will have another chance soon to uncover some old iron. Take care and be safe
Oooh another video ! An hour long almost as well. Thanks you Zane, for taking the time and effort to share what's still out there. I'd love to buy another car/truck from the US but I can't see it happen soon with today's prices of everything unfortunately. Looking forward to part 2. Cheers, Ard
Yeah, unfortunately the prices are beyond *insane* in todays market. Hopefully things will steady out soon. Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment Ard! 🙂 Take care
Hay Zane l have been all over that yard all my life till Frankie passed on Matthew is my cousin on his moms side and also had cousins that grew up with Matthews dad and aunts there was a spring fed swimming pool there right beside the house there also shame Frankie was not around when you was out there he was one of a kind
So much cool trucks and cars.. wish I where closer I'd love to buy a few things from your video and take a look around to see what you may have missed..
Really enjoyed the video Zane! A lot of those vehicles are in very good shape for their age. I’m sure with a little elbow grease some of those engines could even run again. Of course not every vehicle at the lot is salvageable, but loads of parts that people could use for their own restorations. Big thanks to Matthew for allowing this footage to be shown on his salvage lot. Great to hear from ya Zane have a good one bro😀👍!
Thanks for the kind words as always Cody! 😁 I hope things are going well for you. I'm glad Matthew let me film. It's cool to see iron still out there for the picking. Take care 🙂
Hi , Great video of a great salvage yard. I have been looking for over 2 years for trim for my 1953 plymouth and it is sitting up on the top row of cars about just above the 1957 Ford Fairlane 4 door . I am going to try and get ahold of the owner Matthew and hope he will sell the trim I need .Good luck to you and nice to see a young person intersted in the old old stuff . Regards , Frank
Hey! 😃 Awesome Frank! I hope that all works out and you can buy what you need. I appreciate you stopping by to watch the video and for leaving a kind comment. Take care and happy wrenching 🔧🔩
That light blue Mopar four door in front of the blue Biscayne at 27:50 looks an awful lot like the 73 Plymouth Satellite my mother used to have when I was a kid.
Thanks Zane! I think I remember asking for “explore” videos and you delivered! Not nearly the number of places like this in Canada the US has so many it’s incredible. Just hope you can find more willing to let you record. Old trucks always look amazing even the ones the earth is taking back! Oh and that Gremlin man it was ugly! 😂
Good video sure was good to hear from you again thank you for walking around the junkyard showing us all of the stuff The Dodge car up on The rack if it was red it could be the Christine car in The movie I seen another car the blue Dodge four-door coronet I think that’s what they called them that look like my old car my friend be safe and have a good day and night
Hey Glenn!!! 😁 Hope you're doing ok! Yeah, that would make a great Christine clone car! Thanks for stopping by. I'm sorry I never got a chance to reply to your emails. I've been swamped here! Nice of you to check on me to see if I was ok. It means a lot my friend 😊
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE man I had a bad day today my dad was in a bad car accident broke his neck but thank God he’s moving his arms and legs be safe my good friend
I don't know if you've ever checked out the place out on Hwy C, a couple miles outside of Bourbon. I don't know how my Dad got a hold of the property owner but we were allowed to walk around there a couple years ago. Lots of Corvairs and Opal GTs.
You talking about the place on the right by the power line cut? 🙂👍 If so, I talked to the fella a while back and got to take a look at the vehicles 👀 Nothing too rare but very cool none the less. Thanks for watching 🔧🔩
Hey Zane, good to see ya! To answer your question early in the video, haven't watched it all yet. The ElCamino is a car by my Norwegian standards. I have to admit that I haven't driven one, but from what I understand it is not more 'heavy duty' than it's sisters or brothers body shapes. I still consider it a pickup, a pickup car, not truck.
I can agree with that Eirik 😄 I've always considered them a car as well. I'd like to have one for just a cruiser. Hopefully things are going well for you my friend. Take care and be safe
I should have, I just sadly didn't have much time. I had to move quickly to cover soo much. I'm glad I still had the opportunity though. I appreciate you stopping by Richard. Hope you enjoyed the video and take care 🙂👍
That would be handy! 😁 I bet that old truck has seen some things. Looked like it had walking beam rear suspension in it. I should have showed it closer but I didn't have much time. Take care and thanks for stopping by 😃
Oh, I hope so too! There were quite a few cars sold already. He said there were two Chevelle's that were bought by a guy in California. Thanks for swinging by 😀
@HODGE_PODGE_DODGE_GARAGE Now I've seen it all. And I'm not really sure how to put this. But it kind of gives me peace. Especially here 🇧🇻 'old iron' is associated with pollution and disgrace. Even my with daily, the only 18 year old Toyota HiAce diesel van, "you should wreck it and go buy electric!" is the general people's attitude. ENOUGH said. Great video! Can't wait to see what you pulled out
That's sad Eirik! Seems like the US is leaning that way as well. 😕 It's nice to see this old iron still in existence. I hope you're doing well my friend 😀
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That's very kind of you my friend! 🙂 I'm not sure but my NoPro camera uses the "Sandisk Extreme Plus" cards. they act weird if you don't use the recommended ones. That's kind of you to offer. Send me an email if you get the chance 😁
"Cool look at the little Morris!" 5 seconds later "3 window... *pained whimper" Technically that's not a crane it's a winch arm, crane arms are pneumatically or hydraulically lifted/lowered and traversed, that's just a mechanical arm that gets the winch line up higher and off to the side.. from what I can tell. Both those F6's should have the flathead V8 under the hood.. I believe the 21 stud at that point. BTW when you do videos like this, look under the hood and see what engine they have/if they still have one. I have a thing for Corvairs.. I have NO CLUE why.. I prefer the later 65+ ones though. That plane looks like your typical Cesna. El Camino was never a truck, they were built on car platforms from day one and Chevrolet called them a Utility Car. Ford on the other hand designated the Ranchero as a 1/4 ton Truck and they got upgraded brakes and suspension components compared to the car versions.. Can you tell my first car was a 1969 Ranchero? :P That thing had MASSIVE drum brakes on it that were an easy/cheap upgrade for a Mustang.. they were 4 1/2 inches wide. That Royal would've had a Gen 1 354/392 Hemi. I found out that some of those old Kenworths had Detroit Diesels in them, all the way from a 8V71 up to a 20V71 and a 12V92T.. it'd be interesting to see what's under the hood.... probably just a Cat or Cummins. I kind of want to find an old bus with a 6-71 in it.. it'd get better mileage than our truck and at least I'd have somewhere to live if shit goes sideways. "....A Rambler Wagon... that's a rare car... You know people would remember seeing such a rare car..." I wish I could afford to do what I want to.. Kind of want to start a channel called Rustorations where I take cars that are too rusty for most people to consider spending the time to fix them, and fix them. Make any panels that need made and bring them back, even if only up to primer and sell them from there, just to save these old cars from rotting away.. Unfortunately I don't have anywhere near the funds, tools or acreage to do so. Hey if you want that power wagon, all you need is the cab and vin plate.. you can build everything else from there and piece it together like your Internationals.. Give it a pair of Dana 80's and it'll be far better than they ever were, there's your perfect home for that 12V Cummins you have, put an Allison or a NV5500 behind it and a good transfer case and you'll be set. *pained whimper #2 442!! OMFG I've wanted one of those since I first got a model of one when I was 13!... Though honestly I want a W30... 455 Tri Power, but with gas hovering around $6/gal for regular, the 350 is a better idea.. plus it's basically a Cleveland. (Rocket 350 and 351C were designed by the same guy and share a lot of features like deep skirting, recessed timing set, poly angle valves/canted valves, poor oiling system etc) That one looks like a 68/9 by the grille. This shows you how bad gas has gotten around here, I've even been looking at buying a little Japanese car like and old Datsun 510.. I even had the bright idea of buying a Volvo 544 and instead of swapping in a 289/302 (which would be seriously fun) I was thinking you could swap in a Mini S 1.6L and have almost the same amount of power and twice as good mileage, especially with all the smog stuff deleted. Converting an engine never offered as a RWD isn't the easiest thing to do though. 35:25.... "nope don't know what it is.." Kharman Ghia followed by Willys Overland. 38:30 looks like a 1939/40 Ford/Willys. The Mustang after that is a 67/8 you can tell by the fake vents in front of the rear tires. That 4 cyl plus that banjo rearend and those super square doors were from Model T's.. the Model A's have much more rounded doors and a bigger "normal" rearend. That's what those twisted up bodies are. I'd love to have a Model T to fix up and hot rod.. I mean hell (I think I told you) I've got my great grandpa's transmission adjuster wrench/ratchet from his old Model T hanging up on the wall in my room.
Yeah, I wish there would have been more time for me to look. My camera was overheating as well. I need to build a shield for it. I had no idea the Ranchero was listed as a 1/4 ton. That's pretty cool! Oh yeah, the Power Wagon has already had me losing sleep! The 442 will hopefully get rescued! Yeah, it's cool you have his adjuster wrench! 😁 I would hang onto it for good. Thanks for stopping by my fiend. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Take care and I hope to catch you next time 🙂
I just ran across your video . I am very interested in a pair of wheels or rims at 23 min 18 sec on an old maybe late 1940's MACK Truck on the front axle . They have 6 lugs or are 6 bolt rims and look like 20" rims . I'm looking for 20" bud style 6 bolt rims for my 1952 International Truck with a specific bolt pattern as the rear axle are dually wheels and the same rims are on the front axle also . It was 5 months ago in Salem Missouri at Schwartz Auto Salvage . If you can get back to me and let me know . I'll give you the exact measurements of the bolt pattern and wheels . They run 8.25 x 20" tires so the rims need to be 8" wide for that size of tires . Thank You , ZAK !!! Do a response to this comment on this video so we can exchange contact info PLEASE !!!!!!
I'm not 100% certain if they still have the wheels you're talking about. They were selling quite a bit of the vehicles/parts from this place when I stopped by for the video. If you Google Schwartz auto salvage in Salem Missouri, it will give the phone number. Only there during the week 🙂👍
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Man if that old iron could talk! To think that all these cars and trucks were once shiny new toys and tools on a showroom floor. Kinda funny that back in the day many of these were top of the line in luxury or power and now they're seen as antiquated junk. It hurts to see so much history rotting away but it also feels good to know that guys such as yourself rescue little slivers of it now and again. If I didn't already have plans to get a couple of 2 tons fixed up and modified, I'd go after that big blue F6 or IH 1000. Speaking of which, I may be headed in your general direction from SWMO soon to check out a 70s F600 for sale. Great vidya and hats off to Schwartz for letting you mosey around their yard to give us a tour! Much respect for what you do Zane.
Hey, thank you for the kind words Zachary!! 😁 I truly appreciate that. I hear ya, if I didn't have soo many projects I would try to bring home the yellow power wagon! 😆 Thanks for stopping by
Look at the sheer awesomeness of the leaf springs on those trucks! 3/4 tons these days come with 4 if you are lucky.
Oh, very true! 🙂👍 Thanks for the comment 'tube. Have a great weekend 🔧🔩
The red small car 20:44 is a Lloyd LP300 from Germany made around 1950.Thank's for the upload!!
At 18:21 there is another one :a 1960 with suicide doors.
In the end,the front,there is another "kleinstwagen".The odd yellow one.I'm not shure what make it is.Can you let me know?In fact i'm looking for the rare American makes,like the Kaisers:there is one more after the Manhattan in 56/52 if I'm not wrong.Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the info! 😁 I'm not sure on the yellow car, wish I knew more. I'm glad you stopped by my friend 🙂
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE It is a Crosley that by far was the cheapest after war car.That when the demand and need for cars was high.They produced around 20000 units in 1948.This is a 2-door sedan,priced at 905$.
@@liberator818 That's cheap for a new car back then! 😲
You had me at F6 Ford. 👍 Fun tour of the salvage yard Zane! Thanks Matthew for sharing! 👍😁
Oh yeah, that Ford was solid! 😁 Thanks for stopping by Andy! Take care 🙂👍
You’re spot on about that 1930’s International truck front end on top of the bus, and the small red car next to it is a Loyd. They were made in Germany in the 50’s.
Thanks for the view and information. I'm glad you and other viewers can spot the others I had no idea about. 🙂👍
I love old trucks and cars I was born in in 1965 I seen lots of cars in the 60s and 70s
Hey! 😁 Thanks for stopping by Gary!
Been missing you my friend!! Glad to see you back!! Hope all is well!!
Take care of yourself and be well!!
Peace and love my friend!!
Hey Brian!! 😃 Glad to hear from you my friend!! I'm doing ok and I hope you are as well. Peace and love your way too. Take care 🙂👍
Great video Zane. Thank you Matthew for share what a gem of a place you have.
Thanks for the view and kind words Casey. I hope things are going well for you and your family!! Take care 🙂👍
Man oh man, the stories those old trucks could tell! Absolutely loved seeing all of this, great video buddy!
Hey, Thanks for the kind words Maverick! 😁 I appreciate that my friend
Thank you Matthew you have a nice yard with some pretty nice old cars and trucks
Thanks for the view and kind words on Matt's behalf. I'm glad he allowed me to record and show others what they have in the yard. Take care Teddy 😁👍
Thank you Matthew!
There is so much stuff there that could get in my driveway.
Oh well.
Thanks for the really cool video Zane!
Cheers
Terry
Oh, I hear ya Terry! I've been losing sleep over the yellow Power Wagon! 🤣 Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for stopping by my friend
What a great video, really well done! I know foreign cars, but I know nearly nothing about older American cars, so it was cool to have a tour guide who knows what he's looking at!
- Paul, Pennsylvania
Thank you for the kind words Paul 😁👍 That means a lot my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and take care 🔧🔩
Thank you Mathew and Zane. Grew up in Lebanon, MO. Loved the Studebaker pick up.
Oh, that's cool Mark! Gotta love Missouri 😁 Oh yeah, those Studebaker trucks look cool. Thanks for stopping by 🙂
Thanks Matthew for allowing Zane for giving us a great tour of your yard and it was great . again Thank you very much guys...
Thanks for the kind words Rusty! 😁 I greatly appreciate the view as well. Take care
Morning Zane, glad to see you back, been alot going on here on my end. I had a International KBR8 like the one in your video which I bought from a scrap yard here in Michigan....been nice to go thru that yard about a month ago before the overgrowth...you were correct on the 1930's International identification...pretty sad the condition of that Mack...that a awesome video Zane!! I stumbled through the entire video!! God Bless!!!
hey Michael!! I hope you're doing well. I tried calling you a few times. It doesn't rig, just says the number is not accepting calls at this time. Is your number still the same?
If I could I’d love to have the Plymouth Belvedere wagon. This would make a awesome sleeper project with a big block MOPAR. It’s got the perfect patina.
Thank you for the owner of this salvage yard for letting Zane film this. I miss junkyard crawling.
Have a Blessed One Sir.
It would make the *perfect* sleeper! 🤣 That's what I would do with the car as well. Thanks for the kind words Eddie! 🙂👍
Those ford trucks the first couple minutes are so mint !! Great video
Thanks Dallas! 😁 They are solid for sure. Glad to see a comment from you my friend. Hope all is well
Great video! The little car @20:45 is an American Crosley station wagon 1947-52. Cheers!
Hey! 🙂👍 Thanks for the view and for the information. I had no idea what it was. Neat looking though. Take care and be safe 🔧
Buses are filled with treasure,,always & vans too!✌
That is very true James! 😁 Thanks for watching and for leaving a kind comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. Take care 🔧
Amazing scrap yard Zane! That’s 47 KB8 has me drooling! So many solid projects! So many IH and Buicks! An El Camino is a car because the body is all one piece.
Very true Alex! 😃 Some of those vehicles are still salvageable. Hopefully they find homes soon. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you had a good weekend. Looking forward to a new video from you! 😁
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE hopefully they do! Sadly people are Cushing more and more old iron. Thanks you too! A new vid will be out on Tuesday! 😊
You did a good job with the video and respect and appreciation for the owner there are some great projects as well
Thank you for the view and kind words Michael 🙂👍 I appreciate you stopping by. Take care 🔧🔩
Thank You & Matthew for this video. Thanks for sharing these works of art with us. How cool would it be if they could all run down the road again?
Thanks for the view and kind comment STS! 🙂👍 Take care
Thank you for the salvage yard tour. Cant get enough of those! Im definitely calling in the morning about the green International 4x4. I have 3 of those body style trucks already. A 1 ton long flat dump bed, a 3/4 ton cab and chassis, and a short bed 1/2 ton 4x4. Really enjoy your channel.
Hey, hopefully you can save it William! 👍🙂 Let me know how it goes. I'm glad you enjoyed the video my friend. Take care 🔧🔩
Zane, spoke with Matthew and his step mom. Very nice people. Told them that you did a very respectful presentation of their yard. Matthew is gonna get me some more pics of the truck. If its what I need, Ill be going after it. Thank you again for sharing.
@@williamdalbey4867 awesome news! 😁 I truly appreciate the kind words in my behalf. That really means a lot my friend. Hopefully you can save this ole binder. Keep me posted 🙂👍
Thanks Zane and Mathew for letting us take a look through your salvage yard before father time takes it all away. Several vehicles sparked my interest but when you showed the mid sixties Chevy wagon just sitting in the field, it brought me back. My dad bought a used 66 Chevy Belaire Station wagon way back when we all were kids. All 8 of us fit in there just fine. We'd go to the drive-in and watch a family movie in out pajama's. (the kids). Take a ride to the White Mountains or to a local swimming hole. Have a weenie roast as Dad called "cooking hot dogs on a grille". Brought back some good family memories. I do wonder if that is a complete Wagon and if it is for sale. I'd love to resurrect that one and pick up my remaining brother and sisters for a ride to "Forest Lake" just one more time. lol..Thanks, for the memories. N.Mathew Carter
Hey!! 😃 I'm glad this brought back some good memories! *Made my day to read your comment!* Sounds like you all had a nice time when you were little. I know they were selling most of the older cars. They may sell that one too! It's a place called Schwartz auto salvage in Salem Missouri. If you call them ask for Matthew. Nice fella 😁👍
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE Thank you! You know, we were a poor working-class family. Didn't have much. But those days were the happiest days of our lives, thanks to our incredible parents. They never ever failed us. Dad passed; Mom is 91 next month. Where does the time go?
@@MobMarked I'm truly sorry to hear about your Father. However, I am glad to hear your Mom is still around. He will always exist in the fond memories you have of him. 🙂 I'm blessed to have been born to wonderful parents that would have done just about anything for us kids. I know how you feel. Never went to bed hungry and they did what they could. It was nice talking to you. Take care and be safe 🙂
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE God Bless America!!
Thanks for the tour Zane. I see something in your future from that place. Zane have a great day my friend.
Thanks for stopping by Brian! 😁 I'm gunna lose sleep over that power wagon LOL. Hope you're doing well my friend. Take care 🙂
Hello Zane; What a great video. It was a trip down memory lane. I had a Jeep station wagon like the one you showed. It would be really amazing if all those vehicles could tell their story. Thank You.
I'm glad to hear my video could bring back some good memories for you Don 🙂👍 I truly appreciate the kind comment my friend. Oh yeah, most of these vehicles have some interesting stories I'm sure. Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment. Take care and be safe 🔧🔩
Cool video! The small red car at 14:45 and 18:00 is a German car called a Lloyd. These were built from around 1952 through 1961-62. They had 2 cylinder air cooled engines and 4 on the tree manual transmissions. They were also front wheel drive and had suicide doors. They are great little cars. This one is about a 57 or 58 at the latest. It's also the basic 19hp motor vs the 25hp fancier TS model. If I were closer I'd save it for my fleet, then I'd be up to 6!
Oh, 6! 😃 It's awesome you have a few of those cars Alan. I appreciate the view and information as well. I've never seen one before I toured this yard. Neat looking, that's for sure. I seen you subscribed too, it means a lot! Talk to you later 🙂👍
My favorite was the H60. I ran a H90 in the Army. It was a mid 60’s model. Thanks for the fun.
Oh, That's cool Mark! 😮 I bet it was fun making roads with a big grader like that. Thanks for stopping by Mark. I greatly appreciate that my friend 🙂
Thank you Mathew! One of your best videos so far!
Thanks for the kind words Ed. I greatly appreciate that! My computer didn't like the video because of the duration. I'm just glad it turned out. Take care 😁
What a great video Zane and big thanks to Matthew for allowing you to record the rusty gold!! Keep up the great work mister!!
Thanks Dave! 😁 I greatly appreciate the view and kind words my friend. I hope all is well with you. Looking forward to a new video from you 🙂
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE You got it buddy!! Keep 'em coming!
Good to see you back keep up the good work
Thanks for the kind words Nathan! 😁 I hope things are going well for you my friend. Take care
What a neat tour of some historical vehicles Thank You Mathew for allowing the tour
Thanks for the view and for the kind words Kevin! 😁 Both are greatly appreciated. Take care and hopefully I'll catch you next time
Hey Zane. That was an amazing video. I enjoyed every second of it. What an amazing collection of vintage steel. I could spend hours there, walking around. Imagining how these machine were when new. The people who owned them. Operated them.
Imagine. all that equipment was once new, potentially sat on a dealers lot or show room. Even the steam engine.
That's very true Stephan. Makes you wonder how it ended up there. Hope you're doing well my friend 😁
Good Video Zane I Had a 80 El Camino years ago I called it a truck and A Friend also called it a truck when I bought a Roadrunner hood home to his house from a salvage yard
There you go! :) Always helps out when you can haul stuff in the back. Thanks for the view and kind comment my friend. Take care
Lots of nice projects there
Thanks Matthew
Hey thanks Kevin!! 😁 How are things going for you?
Lots of good stuff there, amazing how complete a lot of those cars are. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for the view and kind words my friend. Some of them are solid. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by
A big thank you to Matthew!!!!! I loved the late 50s Ford dump truck at the beginning. I used to have a 59 F700 fire truck with that body style and unfortunately sold it. Had the original 292 V8. The DT466E is exactly where it needs to be in the junk yard. The mechanical ones were fantastic the electronic ones are junk. I wonder if the like new Cadillac near the end is for sale? I would buy that and drive it home.
Oh yeah, the electronic DT466 was in the right place. LOL 😁 I'm glad to see a comment from you Kyle! Hope things are going well. That Cadillac was *immaculate* to say the least! 😮
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE thanks Zane. Doing well just extremely busy; reason for the late reply. Yeah we have 3 IH fuel trucks with them and they are garbage dumps on wheels. We will never buy another IH again. The Ford L8000, Peterbilt, and Freightliner we have all 3 have the 8.3 Cummins and they are Excellent 👌. The 8.3 Cummins is my favorite diesel engine. Yeah I would love to have that Cadillac. Be floating down the road on a cloud 🤣😅😂
Great walk through ! And a big thanks to Matthew for letting you do that ! That cab over international auger truck was a looker ! Zane we need more COE trucks !!! 😳🤔👍
Oh yeah David! That Cargostar was solid! Thanks for stopping by David 😁 I greatly appreciate it!
I used to have a '74 Ford Ranchero, they are cars but back then cars and trucks would share a lot of drivetrain components. Mine had a 400m V8, a C6 automatic, and 3.50:1 rear gear in the 9-inch axle. But it had the suspension of a car so it didn't have much for a payload. They were really meant to have the comfort of a car with only a bit of cargo capability. Very much in the same vein as a Honda Ridgeline or the new Ford Maverick today, but way cooler.
Hey! That's cool you used to own one! 😁 I actually like the looks of the Maverick, even though they are ugly. Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment. It really means a lot Harvey! 🙂 Take care!
What a neat yard! Getting harder and harder to come by. Thanks for the tour, Zane!
Hey Jason! 😁 Thanks for tuning in. Hopefully things are going well for you and your family. Been working on anything lately?
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE Good here. Just got my motorcycle running after 7 years. I videoed the disassembly, but decided not to post any of it due to complete incompetence on my part! I guess the real motorcycle mechanics would have gotten a good chuckle out of it, but it pretty worthless otherwise.
@@sparksfireandbalingwire8467 Oh, sorry it was a headache but I'm glad you got it running! 😁 Now you gotta cruise!
Great tour of a dyeing type of bone yard.
It was nice of them to allow you access.
That little red wagon that you thought was an Opal
Is a Crosley.
The engine in it was also used in outboard motors.
Oh, hey! That's pretty cool they were used for outboards too. 😀 Thanks for mentioning what it was Steve. I'm thankful you tuned in and left a kind comment. That really means a lot. Take care and have a great Sunday evening
Glad to see new content. I figured you were probably like me right now and too busy with the "have to" projects to get to the "want to" ones. Thanks for taking the time to put out another great (as always) video! Thanks to Matthew too for allowing you to do it. When I was a little kid, back in the early 60's, my Dad used to take me through the local salvage yards searching for parts for his projects, this was a trip down memory lane. Saw a couple of project trucks I would love to have and some parts I sure could use...
Hey there Mark! 😄 I'm glad the video brought back some fond memories. My dad always done the same thing. Always enjoyed searching through salvage yards with him. I have been kinda busy with "have to" projects. Trying to get caught up. I hope things are going well for you. Take care and stay safe my friend
At 47:34 the red car is a SIMCA 1000 Bertone Coupe. A rear engined French car with Italian coachwork. An unusual find here in the US!
Thanks for the view and information 🙂👍 I'm glad you stopped by. Take care 🔧🔩
Seeing a lot of 2 door cars. Looks like a lot of potentially cool hot rods!
Very true Glen 🙂👍 Most of the iron here looked salvageable. I appreciate you stopping by and happy wrenching 🔧
Great video and thank you Matthew.
Thanks for the view and kind comment Max! 😃 I appreciate it my friend. Hopefully things are going well for you. Take care and be safe
The plane looks like an early cessna 310. The el Camino and ranchero were the first crossovers. Lol
Crossovers! 🤣 That's funny but also true! Thanks for the view and kind comment. I hope you enjoyed the video my friend. Take care 🙂👍
that was an awesome video Zane. thank you to Schwartz and Matthew for inviting us onto their property. look forward to more Salvage Safaris.👍
Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words Chris! 😁 I greatly appreciate both my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Another fun and entertaining video form Zane. Always fun to see what's still out there. Can't wait for the next!
Hey, thanks for the kind words Derek! 😁 I greatly appreciate that. Hopefully I will have another chance soon to uncover some old iron. Take care and be safe
Awesome place!!!✌ I believe that is a beachcraft airplane ,,twin lyncombing engines pretty cool
Oh yeah, this yard was a treasure trove for sure! 😁 Wish I had more time to look around. Thanks for stopping by James
Oooh another video ! An hour long almost as well. Thanks you Zane, for taking the time and effort to share what's still out there.
I'd love to buy another car/truck from the US but I can't see it happen soon with today's prices of everything unfortunately.
Looking forward to part 2.
Cheers, Ard
Yeah, unfortunately the prices are beyond *insane* in todays market. Hopefully things will steady out soon. Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment Ard! 🙂 Take care
Great video ! Big thank you to Matthew for allowing it and to you for doing it !
Thanks for the view and kind words Chris! 🙂 Both are much appreciated. I hope you're doing well and take care
Hay Zane l have been all over that yard all my life till Frankie passed on Matthew is my cousin on his moms side and also had cousins that grew up with Matthews dad and aunts there was a spring fed swimming pool there right beside the house there also shame Frankie was not around when you was out there he was one of a kind
Thanks for the view and kind words 🙂👍 I truly appreciate that 🔧🔩
So much cool trucks and cars.. wish I where closer I'd love to buy a few things from your video and take a look around to see what you may have missed..
Thanks for the view and kind comment William! 😁 I wish I could have had more time to look around. Take care 🙂
Really enjoyed the video Zane! A lot of those vehicles are in very good shape for their age. I’m sure with a little elbow grease some of those engines could even run again. Of course not every vehicle at the lot is salvageable, but loads of parts that people could use for their own restorations. Big thanks to Matthew for allowing this footage to be shown on his salvage lot. Great to hear from ya Zane have a good one bro😀👍!
Thanks for the kind words as always Cody! 😁 I hope things are going well for you. I'm glad Matthew let me film. It's cool to see iron still out there for the picking. Take care 🙂
This is a cool place to visit. We have a similar place nearby as long as you don't mind rust and ticks. :-D Great video.
Hey! 😁 thanks for stopping by. I was sure to heavily spray on tick repellent before I started walking through 🤣 Take care 🔧
The simplicity of the old iron is so much better it’s sad seeing all of this stuff sitting around
Thanks for the kind words Isaac! 😃👍 I greatly appreciate that my friend. I'm glad this iron wasn't scrapped. Take care
Thanks for the video Zane
Thank *you* for the kind comment Andy! 😁 I greatly appreciate it!
yesssssss zane back with more heat
Hey, Thanks Tino! 😃 I hope you're doing well.
Hi , Great video of a great salvage yard. I have been looking for over 2 years for trim for my 1953 plymouth and it is sitting up on the top row of cars about just above the 1957 Ford Fairlane 4 door . I am going to try and get ahold of the owner Matthew and hope he will sell the trim I need .Good luck to you and nice to see a young person intersted in the old old stuff . Regards , Frank
Hey! 😃 Awesome Frank! I hope that all works out and you can buy what you need. I appreciate you stopping by to watch the video and for leaving a kind comment. Take care and happy wrenching 🔧🔩
Thank you Matthew I'm sure you know you got filled of treasures thanks for doing this video this was awesome enjoyed it very much
Thanks for the kind words as always Bill 😁 It means a lot my friend. I hope you and Debbie had a great weekend.
That light blue Mopar four door in front of the blue Biscayne at 27:50 looks an awful lot like the 73 Plymouth Satellite my mother used to have when I was a kid.
Oh, That's pretty cool! 😃 I hope seeing it brought back good memories Robert! Take care and thanks for stopping by. It means a lot
Thxs for the vid Zane! Hope all is well.
Thanks for stopping by Stacen! 😁 I greatly appreciate that. I'm doing ok and hope you are as well. Take care 🙂
Zane you are alive!! Great video 👍
So far! 🤣 Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind comment. Take care Dave 🙂
Thanks Zane! I think I remember asking for “explore” videos and you delivered!
Not nearly the number of places like this in Canada the US has so many it’s incredible.
Just hope you can find more willing to let you record. Old trucks always look amazing even the ones the earth is taking back!
Oh and that Gremlin man it was ugly! 😂
Oh, that Gremlin was a *peach!* 😂 Thanks for stopping by Paul. I also appreciate the kind words. Take care and be safe 🙂
Good video sure was good to hear from you again thank you for walking around the junkyard showing us all of the stuff The Dodge car up on The rack if it was red it could be the Christine car in The movie I seen another car the blue Dodge four-door coronet I think that’s what they called them that look like my old car my friend be safe and have a good day and night
Hey Glenn!!! 😁 Hope you're doing ok! Yeah, that would make a great Christine clone car! Thanks for stopping by. I'm sorry I never got a chance to reply to your emails. I've been swamped here! Nice of you to check on me to see if I was ok. It means a lot my friend 😊
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE man I had a bad day today my dad was in a bad car accident broke his neck but thank God he’s moving his arms and legs be safe my good friend
@@glennhunter7018 Oh Glenn!! I'm sooo sorry to hear that my friend! I'm glad he's moving his limbs. Keep me posted on him!
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE thank you my friend I will be safe
Sweet old stuff. Nice walk around wish i was independently wealthy.
Oh, same here Gary! 😁 That Power Wagon would be mine!! 😂 Thanks for stopping by my friend. Hope all is well for you.
Only seen one Pontiac that 67 Tempest thanks for the video man
Hey, thanks for stopping by Dave 🙂👍 I appreciate it. Take care 🔧
I can't wait for the 2nd episode of the auto salvage yard soon
Thanks for stopping by Luis! 😁 I hope things are going well for you. Take care
I almost missed it, but that was a good epsteine reference! 😂😂 that is a pretty cool yard though! Could probably spend half a day in there.
I had to think a minute when he said Epstein doors too!
LOL!! 😂 Glad you got the reference! Take care Wesley! 😁
LOL!! 🤣 Thanks for stopping by Jason! Hope you're doing well my friend 😁
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE it took me a bit to catch it. You done good with that one!
@@haroldphipps3457 thanks!! 🤣
I don't know if you've ever checked out the place out on Hwy C, a couple miles outside of Bourbon. I don't know how my Dad got a hold of the property owner but we were allowed to walk around there a couple years ago. Lots of Corvairs and Opal GTs.
You talking about the place on the right by the power line cut? 🙂👍 If so, I talked to the fella a while back and got to take a look at the vehicles 👀 Nothing too rare but very cool none the less. Thanks for watching 🔧🔩
Hey Zane, good to see ya! To answer your question early in the video, haven't watched it all yet. The ElCamino is a car by my Norwegian standards. I have to admit that I haven't driven one, but from what I understand it is not more 'heavy duty' than it's sisters or brothers body shapes. I still consider it a pickup, a pickup car, not truck.
I can agree with that Eirik 😄 I've always considered them a car as well. I'd like to have one for just a cruiser. Hopefully things are going well for you my friend. Take care and be safe
Salvage yards are awesome. Sad to see the state of the vehicles and makes you wonder what story those vehicles could tell.
Oh, that's true! Makes you wonder how they ended up there. Thanks as always for watching. I hope things are going well. Take care 😁
Had to stop here the pea green international looks like a good project.
Thats true! Looked pretty solid 🙂👍
You should have checked under the hood of the Nash. Being an Ambassador Super, it could have the Packard v8 engine.
I should have, I just sadly didn't have much time. I had to move quickly to cover soo much. I'm glad I still had the opportunity though. I appreciate you stopping by Richard. Hope you enjoyed the video and take care 🙂👍
That International auger is an old Bell Telephone line crew truck.
Oh, I bet it is Wes! 😁👍 Thanks for swinging by my friend, I hope you're doing well!
very cool
Thanks John! 😀 I appreciate you tuning in and for leaving a kind comment. It means a lot. Take care and be safe
Thanks Matt
Thanks for the view and kind comment Steve. Hope you enjoyed the video. Take care 🔧🔩
They need a flock of sheep to take care of the overgrowth.
Same here! I remember in your video you said sheep are good for keeping the place clean. That may be in my immediate future 🙂👍 Thanks for stopping by
Hey Zane you shoud purchase that Dodge winch Truck for your collection.
That would be handy! 😁 I bet that old truck has seen some things. Looked like it had walking beam rear suspension in it. I should have showed it closer but I didn't have much time. Take care and thanks for stopping by 😃
I hope someone scoops that '69 442 up and puts it back together.
Oh, I hope so too! There were quite a few cars sold already. He said there were two Chevelle's that were bought by a guy in California. Thanks for swinging by 😀
only in wisconsin,i moved to new mex to find and sell trks
Hopefully selling trucks goes well for you Gerard. Take care and thanks for stopping by 🙂👍
@HODGE_PODGE_DODGE_GARAGE Now I've seen it all. And I'm not really sure how to put this. But it kind of gives me peace. Especially here 🇧🇻 'old iron' is associated with pollution and disgrace. Even my with daily, the only 18 year old Toyota HiAce diesel van, "you should wreck it and go buy electric!" is the general people's attitude. ENOUGH said. Great video! Can't wait to see what you pulled out
That's sad Eirik! Seems like the US is leaning that way as well. 😕 It's nice to see this old iron still in existence. I hope you're doing well my friend 😀
If you ever come across a honda atc 185s rear fender and seat, let me know.
Thanks for stopping by. I will try to watch out for one! 🙂👍
does your camera use micro SD card i have a couple 64gig i will never use if that would help you out and they are the fast ones for camera's let me know and will send them to you
That's very kind of you my friend! 🙂 I'm not sure but my NoPro camera uses the "Sandisk Extreme Plus" cards. they act weird if you don't use the recommended ones. That's kind of you to offer. Send me an email if you get the chance 😁
No 440's came with 2 bbl not sure abut the 413 but i know for sure never a 440 with 2-bbl
Oh, Ok 🙂 Thanks for the information. Wish I knew more about the Mopar muscle cars. Hope you're doing well 🙂
"Cool look at the little Morris!" 5 seconds later "3 window... *pained whimper" Technically that's not a crane it's a winch arm, crane arms are pneumatically or hydraulically lifted/lowered and traversed, that's just a mechanical arm that gets the winch line up higher and off to the side.. from what I can tell. Both those F6's should have the flathead V8 under the hood.. I believe the 21 stud at that point. BTW when you do videos like this, look under the hood and see what engine they have/if they still have one.
I have a thing for Corvairs.. I have NO CLUE why.. I prefer the later 65+ ones though. That plane looks like your typical Cesna. El Camino was never a truck, they were built on car platforms from day one and Chevrolet called them a Utility Car. Ford on the other hand designated the Ranchero as a 1/4 ton Truck and they got upgraded brakes and suspension components compared to the car versions.. Can you tell my first car was a 1969 Ranchero? :P That thing had MASSIVE drum brakes on it that were an easy/cheap upgrade for a Mustang.. they were 4 1/2 inches wide. That Royal would've had a Gen 1 354/392 Hemi. I found out that some of those old Kenworths had Detroit Diesels in them, all the way from a 8V71 up to a 20V71 and a 12V92T.. it'd be interesting to see what's under the hood.... probably just a Cat or Cummins. I kind of want to find an old bus with a 6-71 in it.. it'd get better mileage than our truck and at least I'd have somewhere to live if shit goes sideways.
"....A Rambler Wagon... that's a rare car... You know people would remember seeing such a rare car..."
I wish I could afford to do what I want to.. Kind of want to start a channel called Rustorations where I take cars that are too rusty for most people to consider spending the time to fix them, and fix them. Make any panels that need made and bring them back, even if only up to primer and sell them from there, just to save these old cars from rotting away.. Unfortunately I don't have anywhere near the funds, tools or acreage to do so.
Hey if you want that power wagon, all you need is the cab and vin plate.. you can build everything else from there and piece it together like your Internationals.. Give it a pair of Dana 80's and it'll be far better than they ever were, there's your perfect home for that 12V Cummins you have, put an Allison or a NV5500 behind it and a good transfer case and you'll be set. *pained whimper #2 442!! OMFG I've wanted one of those since I first got a model of one when I was 13!... Though honestly I want a W30... 455 Tri Power, but with gas hovering around $6/gal for regular, the 350 is a better idea.. plus it's basically a Cleveland. (Rocket 350 and 351C were designed by the same guy and share a lot of features like deep skirting, recessed timing set, poly angle valves/canted valves, poor oiling system etc) That one looks like a 68/9 by the grille. This shows you how bad gas has gotten around here, I've even been looking at buying a little Japanese car like and old Datsun 510.. I even had the bright idea of buying a Volvo 544 and instead of swapping in a 289/302 (which would be seriously fun) I was thinking you could swap in a Mini S 1.6L and have almost the same amount of power and twice as good mileage, especially with all the smog stuff deleted. Converting an engine never offered as a RWD isn't the easiest thing to do though. 35:25.... "nope don't know what it is.." Kharman Ghia followed by Willys Overland. 38:30 looks like a 1939/40 Ford/Willys. The Mustang after that is a 67/8 you can tell by the fake vents in front of the rear tires. That 4 cyl plus that banjo rearend and those super square doors were from Model T's.. the Model A's have much more rounded doors and a bigger "normal" rearend. That's what those twisted up bodies are. I'd love to have a Model T to fix up and hot rod.. I mean hell (I think I told you) I've got my great grandpa's transmission adjuster wrench/ratchet from his old Model T hanging up on the wall in my room.
Yeah, I wish there would have been more time for me to look. My camera was overheating as well. I need to build a shield for it. I had no idea the Ranchero was listed as a 1/4 ton. That's pretty cool! Oh yeah, the Power Wagon has already had me losing sleep! The 442 will hopefully get rescued! Yeah, it's cool you have his adjuster wrench! 😁 I would hang onto it for good. Thanks for stopping by my fiend. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Take care and I hope to catch you next time 🙂
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE please tell me you got the Rambler reference
@@jaratt85 was that Joe Dirt? 🤣 or no
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE yep Christopher Walkin. ruclips.net/video/07pJvaRevRU/видео.html
I just ran across your video . I am very interested in a pair of wheels or rims at 23 min 18 sec on an old maybe late 1940's MACK Truck on the front axle . They have 6 lugs or are 6 bolt rims and look like 20" rims . I'm looking for 20" bud style 6 bolt rims for my 1952 International Truck with a specific bolt pattern as the rear axle are dually wheels and the same rims are on the front axle also . It was 5 months ago in Salem Missouri at Schwartz Auto Salvage . If you can get back to me and let me know . I'll give you the exact measurements of the bolt pattern and wheels . They run 8.25 x 20" tires so the rims need to be 8" wide for that size of tires . Thank You , ZAK !!! Do a response to this comment on this video so we can exchange contact info PLEASE !!!!!!
I'm not 100% certain if they still have the wheels you're talking about. They were selling quite a bit of the vehicles/parts from this place when I stopped by for the video. If you Google Schwartz auto salvage in Salem Missouri, it will give the phone number. Only there during the week 🙂👍
El Caminos and rancheros are just half convertible half not convertible station wagons
That's a good way of looking at it! :) Thanks for the view and kind comment Michael. Take care my friend
El Camino is more a truck than a car
Thanks for the comment and view EST 🙂👍 I hope things are going well for you 🔧
What's up
Old plane looks like a piper cub.
Hey! 😀 Thanks for the info. I appreciate the view and comment Scott. Take care
Zane you are super handsome
Thank you, thats very sweet of you to say 😊
Hi
Hey there Ryan! 🖐🙂
Wassup
Hey Mike! 😁 I'm hoping to get back on the crew cab soon! Take care my friend
@@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE awesome
Now that's a JUNK yard
Good commentary though...
Thank you Skip! 😁👍 Take care