Thank you, I loved every second, you made me feel like I was there with you. The mic noise and the darker pictures were all part of the 'real' experience of exploring. Future reference - don't scan quickly across or avoid garden tractors - they are just as old and just as collectible as anything else. There was a very cool Massey Ferguson garden tractor here and it appears that you deliberately avoided it. Art from Ohio
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video. It definitely was a lot to take in. They seemed to be something unique at every turn. I do have another video from Michigan with many old tractors! Check out of you have time. Thanks for watching.
Amazing video despite some camera (dark building) challenges. Mic a little noisy. But, excellent, patient commentary. As a Studebaker collector, tragic, poignant - appreciate the documentation.
So wild to actually see this - I met Jim by chance in 2019 and we chatted for probably an hour or more. He told me about having a bunch of cars piled up in a few different buildings but I had no way to picture what he was describing. I was just trying to see if he's still around (as it appears his house was sold a few years ago) when I stumbled across the auction listings and this video. Thanks for sharing!
So glad you found my video so you can see all he had. I never met him but he had an amazing collection. We met his neighbor at this location while filming and he told of the day he helped Jim back the semi trailer into the barn. The trailer was too tall an as he was guiding him in, it caught the top of the doorway. He said it took a bit of time to get him stopped so it did some damage. Thanks for commenting.
Some of the cars and parts are showing up for sale at much higher prices. A pair of Studebaker President headlight pods from the 20s just resold for over 500 on ebay. They were just one item in a huge lot of parts that sold for that same price.
Thank you, I loved every second, you made me feel like I was there with you. The mic noise and the darker pictures were all part of the 'real' experience of exploring. Future reference - don't scan quickly across or avoid garden tractors - they are just as old and just as collectible as anything else. There was a very cool Massey Ferguson garden tractor here and it appears that you deliberately avoided it.
Art from Ohio
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video. It definitely was a lot to take in. They seemed to be something unique at every turn. I do have another video from Michigan with many old tractors! Check out of you have time. Thanks for watching.
That pink Studebaker Commander looked in pretty decent shape.
Many were very solid and repairable. Many seemed to be transplants from dry parts of the country.
@@WoodyFixit That makes sense for sure!
Seems to look every where ? Nice find.
Amazing video despite some camera (dark building) challenges. Mic a little noisy. But, excellent, patient commentary. As a Studebaker collector, tragic, poignant - appreciate the documentation.
So wild to actually see this - I met Jim by chance in 2019 and we chatted for probably an hour or more. He told me about having a bunch of cars piled up in a few different buildings but I had no way to picture what he was describing. I was just trying to see if he's still around (as it appears his house was sold a few years ago) when I stumbled across the auction listings and this video. Thanks for sharing!
So glad you found my video so you can see all he had. I never met him but he had an amazing collection. We met his neighbor at this location while filming and he told of the day he helped Jim back the semi trailer into the barn. The trailer was too tall an as he was guiding him in, it caught the top of the doorway. He said it took a bit of time to get him stopped so it did some damage. Thanks for commenting.
Just in Awwww at all the stuff he had. 😮
It was an impressive collection to be sure!
@@WoodyFixit 👍👍
.... pretty crazy ... Thank you ...!
liking the blue wagon at 16:20
Yes that was a very cool car for sure!
I'm digging your thumbnail (or is it an avatar?) on your site!! lol
That's me Greyhound. 😉
Its shocking how much money some people spend on junk just to store it away and let it rot away
Over priced junk with free rustic rust.
Some of the cars and parts are showing up for sale at much higher prices. A pair of Studebaker President headlight pods from the 20s just resold for over 500 on ebay. They were just one item in a huge lot of parts that sold for that same price.