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Beautiful! I've been there many times. I used to swim at Fuller Lake too. I love that area.

That Swedish kid gotta be throwin a fit. "How dare you!"

Got to do this last winter in Spokane. Funski. Now go find a lake to walk around on 😊

Any idea what part of PA?

Tall skinnies rule!

We had Jeeps with everything from the 401, 360, and the 304! If they were 4 or 6 cylinders we put anything in the Jeep including a 350 Chevy if we couldn't get anything else.

Very cool!

Nice little peek into the past.

That is a real shame.

MY DAD ALWAYS DROVE HIS STATION WAGONS WITH REAR CHAIN SETS DURING THE 50'S AND 60'S BEFORE THE ASSHOLES OUTLAWED THEM.

This is a small portion of my youth .Great times !

I enjoyed this a lot. Brings back memories of my early years driving wreckers. thanks.

I put my mom's 60 Chevy Biscayne 4 door in reverse while she was in the market. I backed down a hill. I was 2.

Only a year old and already the rear valance has rusted through?

The wonderful Christmas with Lionel trains in the spotlight fun time and o gauge Lionel’s you use your imagination to create your layouts

Doesn't get much better than that!

we're doing the same thing down here in Virginia today!

The music selection is perfect.

You're welcome and I enjoyed. #674 Says hello.

Good oh days

Great video. I love old home movies especially if there's cars in them. I loved the 59-60 full size Chevs with the "Batmobile" fins.

That has to be a biscayne, impala had 3 tail lights on each side

Being in a GM product is the first problem !

You're the same age as my father you were born in 1948. He is from and I am from Western Pennsylvania so thank you for showing the memories and Pennsylvania footage. Thank you for sharing your life experience with us

All wreckers/ recovery trucks should play this music during the recovery. So calming.🙂

Awesome old movie with color too 👍🏼😎. Post more vintage if you have any people love anything vintage.

Good camera work for 1st day on the job. Liked the period correct music.Reminded me of the piped in Muzak that played in the grocery store I worked at in high school.

Well, done!! If that had been a modern-day car you would have to look for a new one because it would have been totaled. 🙃

Nice

I would leave the junk today in the over the bank. That’s a pretty nice car but today’s cars I wouldn’t even bother digging it out I’d leave it lol

Nicely done

Now thats team work. Great video. Missed those days back when.

Years ago I had 2 '53 Chevys -- a pickup and a 4-door sedan. I miss being able to lift the hood and see some street, and being able to do almost everything on them. One wrench size did many things, too.

Old school is cool. 😎 great footage.

Thanks for sharing that! All those folks casually standing around those chains under tension though!

Was that '60 Biscayne ok? Was there any damage to the undercarriage?

Just did mine today🤦‍♂️

Well done...

Wow...takes me back to the days when I had a 53 Pontiac and my buddy had a 54 Chev....those things were absolute beasts....fun in the snow and mud!

This reminds me of the time back in 1964 when I was 17. I got badly stuck while driving with some friends on a trail that started out as a road in my parents' 62 Impala. I hitched a ride to my father's construction yard and got a big front end loader, drove it to where the car was and with one of my buddies driving the car, I easily pulled it out of the mud. I really impressed my friends.

Im glad those batwings did not go hurling into the rear-end of that 2 ton Studebaker truck........would have taken a bit of elbow grease to rub out the blue marks on the Studebaker's flatbed. Amazing that the 60 Chevy sold for about $2,500 new, and today its worth about $30,000. Back when Eisehnower was still in office, and JFK had not yet been assasinated by the evil Deepstate.

nice

That thing is killing it!

Thanks for the good memories.

Thank you

Awesome old movie

Looks a bit like a Morris minor

Cool video but my Subaru would crush it. I had old cars but all wheel drive is kinda cool.

Hell ya

That’s great. I love old toys, old-time stuff. Good job.