Don’t you just love digging through those old cars. My dad use to find all kinds of crazy stuff in those old cars. Just love your videos keep those adventures coming.
Awesome show Silas. Love going thru cars for junk. I listen to cd's all the time., i like that Johnny Cash album. Like that green 57 or 58 ford behind you at the end of video.
Love the treasure hunts! Unfortunately here in Canada you can't get rid of pennies, as we don't mint them anymore, and the bank coin sorters don't take them. Biggest/best thing(s) I even found in an auction vehicle was a complete set of "Snap-On" tools in a pick-up truck lock box bolted onto the bed, worth big bucks if you use the "Snap-On" prices.
Water is the universal solvent, and if you add a little dish soap, a lot of oily/sticky stuff will clean off. Just pour some into each scummy armrest clump of coins, or pry them out and toss them into a Ragu jar with some soapy water. When done, drain the jar and take it home for a final soaking/washing/rinsing before taking them to the bank. The 3 tokens are anime characters. The funny looking one is Pikachu, the fox-like ones I don't know the name of, but my daughter (older than you) would. Probably common stuff, though some high-end stuff exists for collectors. Blue nitrile gloves have come back down in price occasionally at Harbor Freight. They won't stop a needle, but they'll keep unknown sticky messes away from any scratches and cuts you have. You should do a night-time edition of the treasure hunt, using a UV flashlight. Or maybe not.
Love your treasure hunt videos. Would love for you to put all the change you dig out of these cars in a bucket (for shits and giggles), and see how much you have after say a years time.
Great video, I love your vehicle treasure hunts. Found some pretty cool stuff. Beautiful day for an adventure. Always happy to see a new video from you. Stay safe and GOD bless
I would like the surprise of popping the trunk doesn't matter if it's empty or not. I'm sure you probably find dope and guns in the spare tire wells. The treasure hunts are fun!
Today you showed us a whole new meaning to the saying "there's money in junk cars." You could keep a spray bottle of all-purpose cleaner with you to spray on those coins that are stuck together in the pockets and consoles. That should soften and loosen them up, and then put them in a small bucket or a plastic container and rinse them clean in a sink later. I really enjoyed this treasure hunt video and can't wait for the next one. I almost forgot. Use an old pair of salad tongs to search through the debris and trash in those cars. That will help avoid touching gross and grody stuff as well as protect you from needles, broken glass, and murderers knives.😅
I like this type of video. I once spent 45 minutes going through the interior f a Nissan or Toyota and when I was done I found $ 19 in change. This was at an E Z Pull yard.
In my day.. the old man buy’s a FM converter and attaches it to the underside of the dash.. very cool for the time! Blastin those new FM tunes through a single speaker!
I always loved doing this!! When I worked at salvage yard. They would still be on the wrecker when I'd go through theme! Lol. One time found over $10.00 in quarters. That had been on the dash of a early 70s Toyota truck for the past 30 something years going by the tag. It was funny they we're backed in to the dash!!! Good time's!!
Back in the mid 70s when I first started college I got a job working at a large salvage yard. I was the flunkie so I was sent on scavenger hunts. First get jacks from the trunks. Then the spares. Batteries, carbs, you get the idea. Any money went to the boss. No exceptions. Any tools I found I got to keep. You would find all sorts of stuff in the impound cars. One of the most bizarre things I ever found was a car full of bras. Teeny tiny ones to ones we could have used on the milk cows back home. They all seemed to be all new and unworn. All colors and styles. Who knows, maybe they were a "Fuller Bra" sales person. Weird. Winter settled in and that job ran out so I got a job assembling those replacement battery cable ends. Square head bolt, 1/2 inch nut. Two 1/4 inch bolts with cable strap and nuts. Mount them to a cardboard sheet by the nut that pinched the terminal closed. Piles of nuts, bolts, straps and lead terminals. All day for the princely sum of 4 bucks an hour. I moved on from that too.... LOL! Cheers Terry
Get you a rock tumbler for the sticky change. Use a couple of drops of dawn dish soap with a little water. Let them spin for about 20 minutes. You always put out great videos.
Hahah!! I'd roll that first car over to see what drops out. When I worked at a junkyard, everyone rushed to check the newly added cars to see what was in them.
I cleaned my car out mid winter £160 in notes and change i deliver local chippy part time at nite long side my day job always hear money fall out of my pockets, mostly dark never bother looking for it. Got half of my living room carpet payed for👍🏻
Hi!!! Treasure Hunts are always entertaining and interesting... I think being at your yard would be like a treasure hunt everyday with how many cars come and go!?! Thanks 4 sharing!
You should dump boiling water into the area where the sticky change is if you can. Also when I worked at a tow yard I kept a colander in my office specifically for sticky change. I love watching what you find in cars. Keep up the awesome videos.
Just pour some water in the cup holder with the sticky change and it will loosen up then put it in a jar with hot soapy water and shake and rinse let dry spend LOL
Surprising some of these vehicles look like they are in good shape except for being dirty. Love it when you find cash. 👍 I like to see the cars being crushed. 💪
They are called pool Que’s. Thanks for your time in making all your different types of videos. They are great to watch entertaining and interesting as well. Top man.
Use to work when younger for class 8 truck dealership for trade ins or repossessions. Man did I find the coins, tools, tire chaines and power tools. Loved every part of that job, but wore surgical gloves, some were nasty!!!
I used to work in an auto salvage auction. Those sticky coins just pry them out dump them in a cup or bucket pour in cleaner and let them sit for a while even a couple days. Shake it up a few times. They'll clean up. I inventories over 33,000 cars one year. My part time job was those coins.
I like the treasure hunt videos. I wouldn't save the rocks. I woulda dumped them out in a low spot in your driveway. When you do these videos Silas, get a can and put dish soapy water in it and soak those coins. It will dissolve that soda and junk holding the coins together. Another tip for some toys is run them thru the dishwasher. Cleans and sanitizes anything. Thin plastic may melt though. Hot Wheels should be fine, put in the silverware basket.
I just sent my 1991 Escort wagon to the junkyard - bought new in November, 1990 and with 312,378 miles. Just before they came for it I vacuumed it out, found 17 cents of MY money and cut off the cat converter. Silas taught me to do that! These prior owners must be billionaires to abandon all that cash! No, a billionaire wouldn't think of leaving even a single penny!
Cash in Trash - wow - Great Finds ! When You get all those Old Scrap Cars and Trucks You will find all kinds of Goodies - well that's how it works ! Another Great Video and Loving it ! Many Cheers from us in Australia !!!! PS = love that Yellow Mask - it suits You -ha !!!!
My favorite thing you showed today wasn't something you found, it was on the trailer when you were showing your finds. Those green implements. People make them into flowers. At least that is what my husband made for me.
That funky looking charger is for a vape pen, also I have found two - thousand dollars in quarters under the passenger side seat so I always check them, with gloves because of the itching 😃. I used to work in a salvage yard as a loader operator.
Silas this was fun! I am intrigued by that unusual cab over truck behind you at the end of the video.....please show it to us in detail when you can! Thanks
Your sense of humor is fantastic. So enjoyable. I collected rocks too when I was a kid (1950's) and later became a geologist. Am now retired.
Great one Silas
Vape charger on that USB device
👍 Thanks for the info!
Not forgetting 8track stereo 😄
Don’t you just love digging through those old cars. My dad use to find all kinds of crazy stuff in those old cars. Just love your videos keep those adventures coming.
when i was a kid my dad used too go looking for parts i went looking for the change under the rugs an seats )) gl
Keep up the treasure hunts, very entertaining . Your a lucky man.
I so enjoy your positive attitude. Thanks for the fun.
Fun treasure hunt Salis. You just never know what you may find. That unknown charger is for a vaping device. 👍🤙
Awesome show Silas. Love going thru cars for junk. I listen to cd's all the time., i like that Johnny Cash album. Like that green 57 or 58 ford behind you at the end of video.
Love the treasure hunts! Unfortunately here in Canada you can't get rid of pennies, as we don't mint them anymore, and the bank coin sorters don't take them. Biggest/best thing(s) I even found in an auction vehicle was a complete set of "Snap-On" tools in a pick-up truck lock box bolted onto the bed, worth big bucks if you use the "Snap-On" prices.
Love looking thru junk cars. My girlfriend will go with when I go to get parts and she looks for change. Always something.👍
The proper term for the pool stick is cue. I love this type of video by the way!!
Water is the universal solvent, and if you add a little dish soap, a lot of oily/sticky stuff will clean off. Just pour some into each scummy armrest clump of coins, or pry them out and toss them into a Ragu jar with some soapy water. When done, drain the jar and take it home for a final soaking/washing/rinsing before taking them to the bank.
The 3 tokens are anime characters. The funny looking one is Pikachu, the fox-like ones I don't know the name of, but my daughter (older than you) would. Probably common stuff, though some high-end stuff exists for collectors.
Blue nitrile gloves have come back down in price occasionally at Harbor Freight. They won't stop a needle, but they'll keep unknown sticky messes away from any scratches and cuts you have. You should do a night-time edition of the treasure hunt, using a UV flashlight. Or maybe not.
Very cool! Thanks.
These treasure hunt videos are great fun, keep em coming Silas.👍
Hi been watching you for a few months now.
I always enjoy your videos. You keep things real.
Two Bar Bats!
Love your treasure hunt videos. Would love for you to put all the change you dig out of these cars in a bucket (for shits and giggles), and see how much you have after say a years time.
Great video, I love your vehicle treasure hunts. Found some pretty cool stuff. Beautiful day for an adventure. Always happy to see a new video from you. Stay safe and GOD bless
It's worth it to just open these videos to hear a cheerful "good morning, it's a fantastic day".
I would like the surprise of popping the trunk doesn't matter if it's empty or not. I'm sure you probably find dope and guns in the spare tire wells. The treasure hunts are fun!
We all like treasure hunts. Thank you.
When I was growing up, a friend's dad had a 1960 Mercury Park Lane with a 45 rpm record player / changer mounted on the center hump.
Wow...I've never heard of that.
Today you showed us a whole new meaning to the saying "there's money in junk cars." You could keep a spray bottle of all-purpose cleaner with you to spray on those coins that are stuck together in the pockets and consoles. That should soften and loosen them up, and then put them in a small bucket or a plastic container and rinse them clean in a sink later. I really enjoyed this treasure hunt video and can't wait for the next one. I almost forgot. Use an old pair of salad tongs to search through the debris and trash in those cars. That will help avoid touching gross and grody stuff as well as protect you from needles, broken glass, and murderers knives.😅
Money and a toy car, bonus!
That bag with the rocks in them would be good to use when collecting change.
I like this type of video. I once spent 45 minutes going through the interior f a Nissan or Toyota and when I was done I found $ 19 in change. This was at an E Z Pull yard.
New title suggestions..
People Are Pigs!
How the Other Half Lives!
😂
What a treasure adventure. It's cool.
In my day.. the old man buy’s a FM converter and attaches it to the underside of the dash.. very cool for the time!
Blastin those new FM tunes through a single speaker!
Senco is pretty good brand
I always loved doing this!! When I worked at salvage yard. They would still be on the wrecker when I'd go through theme! Lol. One time found over $10.00 in quarters. That had been on the dash of a early 70s Toyota truck for the past 30 something years going by the tag. It was funny they we're backed in to the dash!!! Good time's!!
The screw type charger is for a e-cigarette charger.
You always do good videos. This one showed the absolute discussting condition some people let the interior of their car get to....amazing pig sty's.
Hot stuff in the 60's was a 8 track tape player!
My friend who worked in the wrecking yard said roll over and accidents are all the ones they left all the good stuff in pure logic😮
Laid here feeling sorry for myself following my chemo today and up pops a Silas video.... nice one 👍👍
god bless hope all goes well.
@@freddog5218 thank you .....
Keep on kickin as long as you can , and make your enemies MAD ! Bless you ! ! !
i would love to exploere that place so many cool cars and stuff,i evny your job
Its all cool
Large screwdriver works for me when prying coin out of a sticky car door
PS - Car treasure hunts are epic fun!
Always enjoy the videos, all the adventures around the farm's, and you day to day goings-on 😀
Back in the mid 70s when I first started college I got a job working at a large salvage yard. I was the flunkie so I was sent on scavenger hunts. First get jacks from the trunks. Then the spares. Batteries, carbs, you get the idea. Any money went to the boss. No exceptions. Any tools I found I got to keep.
You would find all sorts of stuff in the impound cars.
One of the most bizarre things I ever found was a car full of bras. Teeny tiny ones to ones we could have used on the milk cows back home. They all seemed to be all new and unworn. All colors and styles. Who knows, maybe they were a "Fuller Bra" sales person. Weird.
Winter settled in and that job ran out so I got a job assembling those replacement battery cable ends.
Square head bolt, 1/2 inch nut. Two 1/4 inch bolts with cable strap and nuts. Mount them to a cardboard sheet by the nut that pinched the terminal closed. Piles of nuts, bolts, straps and lead terminals. All day for the princely sum of 4 bucks an hour.
I moved on from that too.... LOL!
Cheers
Terry
Get you a rock tumbler for the sticky change. Use a couple of drops of dawn dish soap with a little water. Let them spin for about 20 minutes. You always put out great videos.
Too much fun, if there is such a thing. 😃😺🙈
Thanks Silas!
👍👍👍
Thanks for the adventure have a great day
Amen
Keep Up The Good Work
Hahah!! I'd roll that first car over to see what drops out.
When I worked at a junkyard, everyone rushed to check the newly added cars to see what was in them.
I cleaned my car out mid winter £160 in notes and change i deliver local chippy part time at nite long side my day job always hear money fall out of my pockets, mostly dark never bother looking for it. Got half of my living room carpet payed for👍🏻
I love this content thank you
Interesting to see what is left behind. Enjoy your videos!
Hi!!! Treasure Hunts are always entertaining and interesting...
I think being at your yard would be like a treasure hunt everyday with how many cars come and go!?!
Thanks 4 sharing!
Haha first! Great video(probably)
Is.
I love these kind of vids
It’s weird that people would leave so much change and tools it the cars,brand new stuff also. Thanks for the upload.
You should dump boiling water into the area where the sticky change is if you can. Also when I worked at a tow yard I kept a colander in my office specifically for sticky change. I love watching what you find in cars. Keep up the awesome videos.
Just pour some water in the cup holder with the sticky change and it will loosen up then put it in a jar with hot soapy water and shake and rinse let dry spend LOL
I crushed the car about 30 min after filming 😆
All those coins you found you can spend a half a day at the car wash🤪
It’s good to do what you enjoy.
we LOVE your videos!
Morning Silas, going through those cars tells alot about the people that owned them....be safe!! God Bless!!!!
Surprising some of these vehicles look like they are in good shape except for being dirty. Love it when you find cash. 👍 I like to see the cars being crushed. 💪
Really. Nice. Nail. Gun. !!!!! Yes.
They are called pool Que’s. Thanks for your time in making all your different types of videos. They are great to watch entertaining and interesting as well. Top man.
I like your "Super Crusher" mask. Be sure and let your kids see you with it on!!!
It's interesting what you find in some of the cars 👍🇭🇲🇺🇸
Use to work when younger for class 8 truck dealership for trade ins or repossessions. Man did I find the coins, tools, tire chaines and power tools. Loved every part of that job, but wore surgical gloves, some were nasty!!!
I used to work in an auto salvage auction. Those sticky coins just pry them out dump them in a cup or bucket pour in cleaner and let them sit for a while even a couple days. Shake it up a few times. They'll clean up. I inventories over 33,000 cars one year. My part time job was those coins.
I like the treasure hunt videos. I wouldn't save the rocks. I woulda dumped them out in a low spot in your driveway. When you do these videos Silas, get a can and put dish soapy water in it and soak those coins. It will dissolve that soda and junk holding the coins together. Another tip for some toys is run them thru the dishwasher. Cleans and sanitizes anything. Thin plastic may melt though. Hot Wheels should be fine, put in the silverware basket.
I just sent my 1991 Escort wagon to the junkyard - bought new in November, 1990 and with 312,378 miles. Just before they came for it I vacuumed it out, found 17 cents of MY money and cut off the cat converter. Silas taught me to do that! These prior owners must be billionaires to abandon all that cash! No, a billionaire wouldn't think of leaving even a single penny!
Your mask, it’s you!! 🤣🤣Thanks for sharing! Love to watch! 🏆🏆❤️❤️🙏🙏 Gods Blessings to you!! 😀😀
I love these videos I like to see all the findings
That red cabover is worth some money!
Thanks for making me laugh, great content.
Wow 🤩
love your vids keep them coming
Thanks for sharing
Cash in Trash - wow - Great Finds ! When You get all those Old Scrap Cars and Trucks You will find all kinds of Goodies - well that's how it works ! Another Great Video and Loving it ! Many Cheers from us in Australia !!!! PS = love that Yellow Mask - it suits You -ha !!!!
Salis that was great as always loved it thank you for sharing and your time was awesome never miss a video thank you. 😊
dam Sylas i never touch anythink without gloves! good find lot of fun
Pool cues. Tokens were called pogs.
Keep the treasure hunts coming, always interesting to see what you find. Very entertaining, thanks Silas. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
the charger you found is for a vape cigarette. Loved the video.
Back in the 1980s I bought a lot of used police cars for work. They were always good for a few 38 rounds.
When I was kid driving, we had the under dash Pioneer Super-Tuner FM-8Track in 1980.
I always like going through cars !!! 👍🌎🌞😊
That was cool
i love these treasure videos!
My favorite thing you showed today wasn't something you found, it was on the trailer when you were showing your finds. Those green implements. People make them into flowers. At least that is what my husband made for me.
T'was fun!!!!
Wow, hadn't seen the Porsche 928 before. Nice!
Awesome always cool stuff always thanks 😎 👌 👍
That funky looking charger is for a vape pen, also I have found two - thousand dollars in quarters under the passenger side seat so I always check them, with gloves because of the itching 😃. I used to work in a salvage yard as a loader operator.
Silas this was fun! I am intrigued by that unusual cab over truck behind you at the end of the video.....please show it to us in detail when you can! Thanks
Senco is a good gun. Worth $150 if it works. Framed alot of houses with a senco
You should put all the coins you find for thee rest of the year in a bucket and see what your total is at the end of the year 😀
Its always fun to see whats left behind on cars, cool video!
That's what i do with "dirty" money also. Just throw it on the ground and pick it up after a few weeks haha.
I really enjoy the treasure hunts! The bolt cutters are really a burglar tool. Pool cues are a good weapon. Thanks for sharing your time and videos!
That mask hahlol