Loading Crushed Cars With My Dad Plus A Tour Of Some Antique Cars At The Junkyard!
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. It started out as a rainy day but got pretty nice later in the day! Kind of a variety in this video!
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Would love to see how you tackle crushing a combine in the bigger crusher.
Childhood memories, it’s always great to reminisce
THANK G--D FOR YOR DAD!! SHOWING YOU THE WAYS OF LIFE TO THE JOB YOU ENJOY ,,. AND TO BRING THE MONEY HOME FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY,,.. AMEM...
I have always enjoyed listening to people talk about child hood memories. Thanks for the stories. 🙂
You're an artist with that gas torch!
Nice control.
Love the Junk-O-Lanterns👍
You really are talented. Thanks for sharing about your youth. I also have fond memories of my early days. We had to entertain ourselves. Peace
Excellent video silas enjoyed the fact that your dad was in the video need to see more dad and son stuff. It was a walk down memory lane.
19:45
An old Shaggin Wagon from the 70’s!
Love the tulip shaped window…Flower Power… 😂
So, I see a car I liked and then I have to hire a helicopter to lift it out? That was fun not just hearing you talk about your childhood memories but, actually seeing where it all took place!
UK crew on site and checking in silas :) . james here
Artist too... nice work, sculptures...
I could walk around junkyards for hours just looking at the cars and trucks. Trying to think what kind of life it had.✌🤘
Me too! 🤔
It's so cool that you have things from your childhood that haven't been touched since you last played with them.We should all be so fortunate.Your dads yard is loaded with cool old stuff that's rarely seen anymore but you guys trip over it every day...I think it's really cool that you guys saved all that neat old stuff! It's probably more valuable than you realize...
Congratulations on 25 thousand subs , cheers Silas 👍🍻
You definitely had a unique childhood!
Why not have a ball in any or all the vehicles!
No kid today would even venture outside.
U should put a wrecker bed on on that green short nose inter that would look awesome when U move old cars and it trailer in tow as well
Congrats on 25K!!! Well deserved, 100K coming soon. Thanks for sharing your memories of younger days, always enjoy hearing fond family history stories. Thanks for sharing and all your efforts to do so!
Started pouring here at 4 am & no sign of it letting up .Thanks for another great video Silas.Loved hearing your childhood stories & those station wagons were awesome !! You just brightened up my rainy day 🌧️🌧️ 🌧️🌦️🌤️
That is way too cool I never seen pumpkin's made this way thanks for sharing
Wow. A lot of fun memories. Thanks for sharing.
I love that Mercury at 9:00. Sedan with ELECTRIC rear window!
I liked seeing your dad. Y'all look alike. Those cans are cool, I liked that tall one. Thanks for the stories.
Many thanks Silas, this has been a really enjoyable episode to watch. It was very interesting to hear those old memories of your early years working with your dad in that yard, my early years were spent in a similar way. You are so lucky to still be doing those things today with your father, both of my parents passed away when i was in my early twenties, I miss them both so much. Just be sure to enjoy and cherish the times you can still have together.. Please do more filming in this yard, I really find it fascinating to see what you have in there, and with your dad too. Just remember that one day these videos will become priceless memories for children and grandchildren.
Take care and keep safe.
David in the U.K.
If those Gremlins get wet they'll cause mischief! Teasing, 😉😄 So good to hear your fond memories. ❤ I understand there is a salt mine in Kansas. You have been a hard worker all of your life. Hard, honest work creates great character.
I like the soot on the red cans
HI SILAS THANKS FOR THE MUSIC ,, GREAT VIDEO IN THE RAIN.... MOST OF ALL NICE NEW CLEAN HAT!!! WEAR THE OTHER ONE AT TIMES,,.. PEACE!!!!
Damn, look at all those Corvairs.
Stunning.
thanks for the tour of your dads yard some really cool cars,, love the cans also
We lived on a farm and my dad bought me a 53 Chevy belair that didn't run and had no grill or bumber for my friend and I to play in. Even tho it never left the yard except when dad pushed it with his 56 chevy wagon around the barn yard it went a lot of place's in our kid world. Dads fuel pump went out on the wagon and the one on the 53 fit. He paid 15 dollars for it in June of 66. Lots of memories there.
I had a Dodge Colt wagon like that red one at 13:36. Mine was green with fake wood grain. Had a Mitsubishi 4 cylinder and a three speed. I think it was a 74. I bought it for $175. That thing would go through snow pretty well with snow tires on it, but the heater was terrible ! It got hit in the passenger side when my friend was driving it. Sold it to a buddy of mine for cheap.
Great viedo liked the older cars
I’d love to have a junk o lantern made from the old John Deere grease or oil can. I worked at a John Deere dealership years ago. 👍🏻😊
That was a fun tour and I enjoyed hearing how you played back then. Thanks!
My Dad had one of those Ford Econoline pickups. When the motor shot craps he modified a Chevy 350 and installed it in the truck. Us kids called it "The Forvy".
Awesome video I love to walk around and the stories of you when you're a child hopefully you can do more videos like that peace out be safe
Man I like hearing your stories from back in the day reminds me of myself when I worked in 4 different bone yards some of the best days of my working career I realy miss it now im a millwrite and auto decal Macanic
Junk o lanterns
I would've never guessed there was money in that. But props to you for making money out of scrap.
They are cool looking
I enjoyed your reminiscing. The winch truck had a wheel cover on the deck, and it looked like the wheel covers I had on my '84 Chevy Citation. It was ironic that I found one of those wheel covers today in the garage, and gave it to a neighbor for the "man cave" he is making in a small garage. This was 5 hours before viewing your video.
Enjoyed the old cars in the wrecking yard. Would love to see more of those.
Glad to see you got a new video out.your a hard worker God bless you........And God Blaess America!!!!
Great video keep up good job.
Hutch used to be the go to place for old yards. Vintage Tin, Reno, Brauners, Mcqeen, Maupins... I still pick Pifers every once in a while.
I own a 1974 Karmann Ghia. It has a/c. I love those cars
Love the walk thru with the classic cars plus walkin with your dad reminiscing.
WHAT a great expedition !!! NICE ! Greetings from Holland
Thank you so much for taking us along we really enjoyed it
Junk o lanterns look good
Very Nice !!!
Me if I grew up at a junkyard, I would be having fun with cars and trying to get them running.
Always will a rock cry out in my place
Great listening to your child hood memories. Love the old econolines, have one in transit to Australia at the moment. Thanks for the video today.👍👍
All your junkolanterns come out great! So cool. No one does that around here.
9:27 the cream car with the two little windows by rear seat looks cute enough to save and customise.
'77 ish Ford Elite. Something to google maybe.
@@JohnShinn1960 Fine looking car. Must have been wonderful to go across USA in a car like that!
@@rosewhite--- Yep, comfortabe too I bet.
My Grandpa and Uncle used to have a automotive shop I loved going to the wrecking yard as a kid your videos bring back alot of good memories for me keep up the good work.
I remember all these cars/trucks, even that old International...
Sounds like you had a great time as a kid good on you
Really liked the tour. Cool stories about you growing up. I would have enjoyed playing there as a kid, probably would still enjoy it now.
Standard opening height for the A+ EZ Crusher is 8'1'' the High Opening Super Speed A+ is 9'1''. They made the Hoss to compete with Overbuilts 10ft Opening.
Love the cab over
Can't wait to see more of the inventory of classic cars. Thanks for the upload, enjoy your time off.
Great video Silas. When I was in my Uncle Billy;s yard I knew every car and truck in there. There was stuff going back to the thirties. We ran the excavator over them. Just another load of scrap back then. Nice to see some old cars in your yards and that you do save a lot too. All the best from Jack in England.
@13:30 ,21 years ago in Southern California I came across a mint condition 1976 Dodge Colt (Mitsubishi) coupe in red & white color scheme paint with super low mileage on it & all original ,some Asian American home owner wanted me & my friend Vincent to junk it along with a aluminum camper that their incarcerated druggie tenant owned.......hell no it didn't go to the crusher ,only the trailer did ,I ended up taking it back to our dealership yard & got the legal ownership thru the landlord & for the towing debt & promptly sold it to another friend who is a large car exporter to Japan ....yes this cute little coupe went home to Japan as it's rare to find the Dodge version over there, got good money for it too ,let's just say it was well worth it ! He bought several 60's thru 80's GM vehicles from me was well as VW vans,beetles ,bugs & Corrados ,he told me that Colt went to a high end collection over there,I am glad that little car lived on to see another day ,hopefully I will see it again if I get back over to Japan in the future
The red Chevy wagon is a 60 @ 10:27 My dad had a 64 Mercury breezeway like your white one there. Good to see you saving them as parts are almost impossible to find.
AMEN..
Great video silas, keep'um coming.
My dad was a Pull it buy it person for old cars car parts. I was about ten years old and was in the junk yard checking floor mats for change. They must have had a fresh car dropped off when I found a mans bloody finger under the drivers seat. Traumatized me as a kid.
Would love to get my hands on those Gremlins! Been an AMC fan my whole life. Got my driver's license in a 74 Gremlin.
Few good derby cars 🙌🏻
Very interesting, must of been fun as a kid.
I ran a gremlin X years ago in a demo had a v-8 in it I think a 304cid.!
Love hearing about the stories as a kid! My "forts" were a 1961 Corvair Corvan and a 1963 Corvair Greenbrier! Man I got excited seeing you guys saved some Corvairs!! I spotted at least 3 early sedans, the red coupe is a first year 1960 Monza coupe!! The wagon appears to be a 1962 700. Corvair 95 Corvan is awesome! Excited to see if you have more Corvairs there! Would love to see the vin and data plate on the Corvair 95 van, so we can add it to the Corvair 95 registry! What a great video! Also spotted a white 77-92 Cadillac under that Caprice! Definitely would like to see more gems there!
I’m Liking the junk o lanterns.
All these cars are cool.
Morning Silas! Thanks for taking us through your dad's yard, lot of cool stuff..be safe, God Bless!!
Thanks for sharing the memories and I really like your can art.
There was one called the Little Red Wagon drag racer in my younger years. Ford Econo pickup. Awesome drag racing machine.
It was a Dodge pickup! Bill
That international cab over is calling my name.
Great stories from your childhood.
Would love to hear some stories from your dad next time you walk the yard.
I’ll say I just found your channel today been lazy all day pouring rain in massachusetts watching these videos lol great stuff
Outstanding Silas. Always an adventure. Spending time with your dad is great. I really like the red 60 Chevy wagon. Thanks
Greatest ever keep um coming Ricky from tn.
Cool memories
You should take more video of the older trucks getting crushed.
Do a few iron man junk o lanterns!
Ryan from Iowa classic cars may be interested in the 1960 Brookwood wagon. Check him out.
Those white buildings, they look like flour/grain storage silos, was there a flour mill there years ago ?
Congratulations
Could you maybe do a video of any motorcycles you have found and kept please bud 🙏 👍
Here in Ohio there are used car dealerships, in Auto Trader mags, that specialize in low mileage, rust free southern and western vehicles, brought in by the semi load. Too bad you couldn't pair up with 1 or 2 to unload potential rat rods, especially those old trucks, by the semi load.
Awesome artwork!
id love a Corvair or Ghia, yards like that are a hot rodders paradise.
The Pinto is cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video as always, I think I may try to collect some old cans and make some junk-o-lanterns and sell them over here
You really have some cool stuff
Great vid as always love the lanterns 👍
WHOOT 25,300. DOING GREAT SILAS
I just sold my Gremlin. 305 4bl, 400 turbo with cragers and big and little tires
Cool stories I enjoyed listening. I just got 3 old metal shop vacs on a junk job I am doing. I will be making jack-o-lanterns with them after seeing you do it. Thanks for the idea
I like ya Club House van cool
Cool beans 😊👍👍