34 Ford Barn Find 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2023
- This car marks my second true BARN FIND! There's been a few Garage finds thru the years but you'll see...this car has spent the last 50 years in a pretty isolated spot. My seller purchased this 34 Ford used from a man in Elba Alabama (Home of my friend Phillip's HotRod Garage). Drove it 65 miles with NO BRAKES to make it home to this spot and there it sat till I recovered it. Never gets old...and I hope to never take it for granted. Props to my buddies Austin and RD for the help. There's a pretty trick method my friend RD shares to "slip" heavyweight items around in a tough spot... You have to check this out. Enjoy and Share friends!
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Thanks for sharing that recovery, Larry! It looks like you made it just before that barn came down on her the rest of the way! What an absolute treasure to have tucked away for a different time! 'Looking forward to it! Enjoy! Be safe!
Bro Harry
Yesser thanks for watching
I officially don’t like you any more Larry. Jealousy has got the best of me. 😂😂😂😂 Great find! They are still out there, just not as many as there used to be, and they are tucked away, harder to find than they used to be. Love it man!
It's not Iron Trap level but it got me all excited this weekend!
@@BoxcarsGarage if I hadn’t been at the show, I’d have likely gone with you.
Awesome video Brother, very well done! I'm glad we got it out of there. And Austin was the winner of the good Idea Fairy, We the Air Force had some good one but it was Army for the Win on this one
Figured you'd like that!
May I suggest 5 gallons each of Free-All and PB Blaster to soak down that rusty hunk of junk just to get it apart! Then you'll need many, many 34 Ford sheet metal parts, wiring, engine parts with machining, nuts, bolts, washers, auto glass, a whole new interior, gauges, steering wheel, pedal assemblies, radiator and mount, lights, tires, wheels, brake kits, and a whole lot of other stuff, plus a wooden 50-gallon barrel full of cash too...
Personally - I would have searched for a decent 34 Ford Sedan that was running and drivable. To heck with resurrecting a dead horse from the graveyard! Good Luck Pal!
Thanks for watching!
I can't wait to see it in good shape
Me too...rounding up parts as I find them. Need a frame badly. Thanks for watching
What an amazing find! 👍 new subscriber here, looking forward to updates!
Hey thanks...happy to have ya here!
Full approval on this op , well done gentlemen... You too Roy Dave 🤣
It was fun fir sure.
Nice touch. Old Milwaukee beer can on the floor board and using Milwaukee tools.
I'd take either as a sponsor!!
U better check again , I believe you have a 1939 Ford deluxe dash and a 39 "banjo" wheel not 40. A few years ago myself and a son and a friend recovered a 34 in a little better condition from the side of a mountain where it had served duty for a long closed ski area. There was also a 32 Ford 3 window coupe which another person beat me to and a 30 something Plymouth which I imagine is still up there ! A mouse was not happy that we took its home and stayed with it down the mountain.
Hey thanks for keeping me straight on that 39 vs 40. I d love to seen the mountain finds!!! Thanks for dropping by.
@@BoxcarsGarage I took a lot of pictures at the time,they are in a photo album but not sure how I would pull them and send y'all a couple shots ?
Nice Job Saving The old 34
We gonna sure try. Hey thanks for watching....please stay tuned
Nice haul! Good trick on the slide bag, looked risky on the persuader but no injuries ;) Subbed up!
Thanks man...glad to have ya.... I'm all about Junkyard life or Recyclers Center!!!
Nice Score....
Thanks
In case you must it there is a mortar sakal fender wath the taillight in the window.....
Dang...ill have to check to see if it's still there. Thanks
Nice fond but should brought rebel home as well, can be fixed
There was a tow truck that unfortunately did a number on that poor car. There was little to no viable floor and I had tunnel 34 vision at that point.
Banjo steering wheels can be restored. I heard it Iron Trap Garge and other shows on TH-cam, hope this helps.😊.
Yesser, believe ill have too get on of em. Thanks!
Boy, Larry, she’s rough! Did y’all get that steak dinner? Nice job on the rescue. Any idea when she was taken off the road? The funky truck stop turn signals make me think it drove a long time, but the general condition makes it seem like it’s been sitting there in that sport even longer than that…
Nice job! I need to go watch the one where you tidy it up, now. 😊
I didn't get the impression that he drove it beyond that shed. I'll be talking to him again and confirm. I'm collecting repair parts for it.....so here we go.
Hey, I said she was rough, but that doesn’t mean I don’t still got full confidence in ya Larry! @@BoxcarsGarage 👍🏼👍🏼
@Crazy Casey’s Customs it'll be a gut check for sho!!! Just wait till you see what I'm hauling home at this present moment!!!! Wowsers!
Hook a harness to RD and crack the whip…gitter done
He'd need a husky sized harness now.
@@BoxcarsGarage LOL
Just you that maybe you could check with antique archeology and they may have the banjo steering wheel you're looking for....
You never know... thanks for watching
Very cool find!! We have a rough 33 body frame and misc 33/34 parts in the family stash. I'm going to dig out and trade off this weekend.
Where are you located?
@@BoxcarsGarage Spokane WA
Apologies for asking twice... wish I could look over the goods I do need some interior window trim that I'd ship. Please let me know...could exchange numbers and if youd be willing...pass me some pics. Thanks
@Boxcar's Garage no worries. What exactly are you hoping for? Garnish moldings or? If I don't have it I can ask the guy I'm trading the parts off to he's a builder of 33/34's
Garnish...yes sir
I'm not subscribing to u all that Rebel can be fixed believe it or not it's worth money and u all just dragged it out there like it's not her good luck that Rebel is and still worth more then the one ur fixing
Well, I’m not really a proponent of the death penalty, only because lots of people have been exonerated with DNA testing, new evidence, and confessions. But I take exceptions when people hoard cars, with no intention of restoring them, and just letting them sink into the earth, by their own weight, and just rot away
It's a shame...agree 100%. I'll try to make it right....but at a minimum give it a fighting chance with another builder.
@@BoxcarsGarage what a fun video. Please update your progress, or if you had to part it out. I like this car, it was a family car that people with jobs during the depression had for their families.
@@larryrowe5259 yesser, will do. Thanks for dropping by.
@Boxcar's Garage is that a canned response? Why bother? Do you have a program that automatically responds, or are you interested in responses?
Not a canned response just a little short in retrospect. I'll be sure to keep the updates on this car coming in the future but my current target is to stabilize this body and slowly aquire parts. To that end I'm anticipating a video on bracing the interior structure, replacing that roof plug and lifting it off the rotten frame to a more mobile base. I got to get my coupe project back on track.
Why any one now getting this car now why not 20 years ago just rusty mess rat rod I guess all you can do
I'm far more optimistic ... In my opinion the contemporary use of the term rat rod has become the catch all description of a wide spectrum of autos. But that's just me. Agree...20 yrs ago would have been a nice pull. Thanks...stay tuned!