There's a bunch of OLD CARS inside this semi-abandoned Railroad Depot! What's inside?
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. Just a quick tour of some dusty old cars that have been pretty much forgotten for years! Hope you enjoy!
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Man there are some unreal cars there ! Plz save some! Some are worth more than scrap…….
its a crime to scrap those cars and electronics
We had a similar storage building once; got a couple of cranes; unbolted the foundation bolts & lifted it up so we could slip 6" high knee walls under it. Elded up with a nice fork-lift friendly storage building for less cost than tearing it down. Fab your nkee walls ahead of time and it gets lifted in one long day.
The really cool thing about older automobiles like you showed in this video is that a lot of them are styled to reflect current events, like airplanes, and the NASA space race, and many other things. Pure works of art. 😊😊
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I can't believe that you have a 1960 Thunderbird in your possession. My grandmother gave my dad her 1960 T-bird when she bought her brand new Ford Maverick back in the early 70s. It was a great car with a powerful engine and smooth ride. Unfortunately some woman backed out of her driveway without looking both ways and damaged the T-bird on the front passenger side fender and door. My older brother looked everywhere checking out junk T-birds for body parts but couldn't find one. I can only imagine what your 60 T-bird would look like with the engine from my grandmother's car and a fresh paint job. Unfortunately we don't have it anymore but it did go to a guy who collected the old T-birds and had the sources and obviously the resources for restoring those cars. I hope you can find someone, if not yourself, who can bring that 1960 Thunderbird back to life. Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Silas. Your video really made my day. Stay safe and take care. And again, thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for sharing this, love that 58 olds.
My favorite would be the Thunderbird. And all these cars reminded me what autos looked like back then.
He said 67 thun to begin with, a60t bird and a 64 ti 66 Thunderbird! I had a 63 and a 68 .
That year Hudson Wasp was after the merger (purchase) by Nash Motors, if you look real close and dont fixate on the Logos your looking at a Nash Rambler Rebadged as a Hudson. The Weather Eye also was a Nash Item. Would love to own that car.
Not a Rambler, a Nash Statesman. AMC did rebadge Ramblers, as Hudsons, but still called them Ramblers, no styling change, just Hudson emblems. Wasp = Statesman, Hornet = Ambassador.
The Mopar fastbacks were called Wayfarers. Best video so far. All your videos are good, but this one ,Damn.
That Oldsmobile is so cool ! Would love to see it all cleaned up. Thanks for the tour !
You need to sale those relics, instead of letting them rot in a old building.
That piece of equipment on the floor by the door you used to come I *think* is an old meat slicer. Depending on the year and name and if it works, they can go for up to $2K.
He doesn't need money. He gets off on show I g off
That exactly what it is, a bacon slicer complete with sharpener.
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@@DaveDeVault *think* Thanks Dave! Didn't know that. 👍
That a base CB station we use to hear them all the time it the trucking world 🌎 lolnice thanks buddy thanks BigAl California.
Enjoyed this one. I liked the Wasp and Ranch Wagon. That building looks dry. Good for storage.
Nice old cars
You should auction them
Did the mice got vehicles in building
You need to contact 54 -56 crown association club post the cars newsletter member get everymonth !!! Nobody on you tube out Kansas
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The Olds is my favorite, followed by the plymouths. The wasp is pretty cool too.
My favorite, 2 door Ford wagon 😍
hole in tbird trunk is probably for cb radio antenna since thers some in warehouse
Just a heads up , All of the vintage radio gear is HIGHLY collectable . there are some very rare and desirable units there !
that Hudson wasp was my favourite really cool 👍 I thought it was an old checker looking at it from the side
It's always a good day when I come home from work and Silas has a video!
The machine by the mirror is a meat slicer. I can't believe you have those t-birds!
Wow. That Olds brings back memories. My dad had the identical car- a white 98 4 dr sedan. I remember how mad he was when my friend spilled a malt into the reverb rear speaker. It never sounded the same again. I also remember him putting rings in the engine after about 70,000. It was burning a quart every hundred miles. Don’t remember if that had the 371 or 394. The former would be my guess
I don’t blame him. I’d be pissed off too. How’d it happen?
@@jmad627 he took us to the A&W (back when they had trays and car hops) and I remember specifically dad telling us not to put our drinks on the package shelf, but he did anyway. Back then the drinks came in large frosted glasses, not the covered plastic cups of today. I think he was reaching for it and it spilled. We were 7 or 8
@@deweygill1973 bummer, oh well these things happen. Yeah I remember those drive-ins like A&W. They were great.
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Yeah that 58 Oldsmobile really has the Cool factor going on.
My grandpa owned one. The seat would fold so you had a bed for when you were camping 🏕
I like the T-birds too Silas, mainly the 64 that you have there with the word "Thunderbird" between the taillights. 65s are the same but with the bird logo between the taillights.
Enjoyed the tour, thanks!
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Like the Ranch wagon too!
Same as the hood, 64 has
"T h u n d e r b I r d" spelled out on the hood, 65 has the bird insignia! Same as the front fender, 64 has the word thunderbird, 65, bird insignia, 64's are the best!
Very cool adventure Silas, keep up with the great content, Thank you for all the adventures you carry us on.
Man that shed is my idea of paradise!!!! C.B's Cars and furniture!!! what more could a man want?
When I was a teen the Hudson like the one you have here and the larger model was called a shag-en wagon seats folded down to make a bed. Dad didn't know that.
Olds and t bird are incredible
I think the 58 oilsmobile that you have are used to have one about 20 years ago are used to drive it… they’re really cool cars. That’s awesome that you have all them vehicles
WOW! Silas, that big 4 door Oldsmobile with the crazy amount of chrome all over it is my favorite, for sure!
Hi Silas I love walking around your place with you and seeing what's inside ❤ I was so excited my eyes couldn't cope so I know I will be watching this again 😄 please get the cars out in the day light so we can see them better it will be fun x
The 60 T-Birb, I bet could have been a pace car for dirt track or oval track racing, which use to be all over the mid west and southern US and the hole would have held some sort of race flag, green, yellow, red or checkard ... The Hudson's split bench seat as I understand it, if it is the original seat was designed to fold all the way back to where it touched the back seat so it could be made into a bed for camping, Hudson's thinking and inovations were just a head of their time. I'm interested in the 54 Ranch Wagon when you decide what you what you are going to do with it. Thanks for deciding to film this, looking forward to seeing more as you move the cars out of the building...
Wow Silas i love those two T-birds. Like that 1960 the best and love to have it. Been wanting an old bird to fix up. That furniture would sell good here lots of people restore it around here. Love this video have a good day.
A very interesting video, I will be waiting to see you clear it out.
They look like Old Ham radios which can be worth some money today that stuff is coming back I did like the beginning of the video we had those that brown Jeep you should do a video on that that thing is beautiful
yeah collectors pay for them even if they dont work and d a rehab on them, advertise in ham radio mags online and sell as lots
Your so right about the rust belt I am in the Northwest Central area of PA north of Pittsburgh and the rust will get into something that is sealed and the outside will be sealed and the rust will some how come out from nowhere.
Silas, the 2 dr. Ford wagon is a 1953.
It's all my favorite..I love all the old stuff.
Omg that '58 Oldsmobile sedan is awesome! Love the Wasp too! The interiors on those Thunderchickens are cool! I'd love to get that visor for our '50 Dodge Meadowbrook!
that Hudson is one of the last part Hudson and part Nash after their merger
the chrome piece in the trunk of the 58 olds is not from the steering column it is the gas cap cover behind the taillight
More good stuff! Thanks. That Ranch Wagon is a '53.
awesome!! That 58 olds is so cool. Love the drama free show.
That Hudson wasp is beautiful 😍, I haven't seen one of those in 40 years, she is gorgeous
love that oldsmobile
Complete and easily workable.
What a find that is fantastic.
So you been holding out on us. LOL
Yes it was fun thanks 👍🤔
There areso many vintage cars in your region. Amazing. You could spend a lifetime and a mountain of cash to reclainm them all.
Looks like a great building to organize and store your ebay items. Even already has shelves!
I love the thunder bird's and the Willys Jeep wagon out side I will get a wagon one day
Salis that was another great one love those old cars inside and outside thank you never miss a video love them all.
I like the Hudson. But I really like the 2 door Plymouth looks just like the 50 plymouth I had 9 years ago.
My favourite car from this video is tha Pacer parked outside. Sweet.
Morning? Yes, 4am! 🌛😴
You guys should clean out that building and put some of the cars in there that you plan on keeping. Keep them nice and out of the elements. Plus you could have a little hang out space in the back room where all of that nicer furniture was.
I would love to get a hold of that Oldsmobile that would make it fun project
I like that International Truck sitting outside.
All of the classics cars are my favorite
Before you went into the building, you panned the camera over to your right. I had seen a AMC Pacer . I always liked that car . Haven’t seen one in a very long time. My mother had said like looked like a pregnant Volkswagen.
Damn nice bunch of cool old cars. I loved the Olds most because my buddy had one in the 60s
Love them old cars with all the chrome. My brothers first father in law had a 58 Buick Roadmaster and I think it had more chrome than paint on the sides of it. It had a big engine in it for the time. Was up there with my Brother and he was tuning it up for him my Brother was a mechanic. We drove it after he got done it was fast for a big car. I would say it was a 4000 to 5000 lbs car. Them was some great cars.
Stay safe and God bless. Dan
HE I LOVE THAT OLD STUFF.!! A GREAT STASH==
That looks like an old hoarders junk shed. Those cars should be sold on to someone who will love them and bring them back to useable condition. What a shame they have been left to die.
Nice collection of cars and shipping hub.
The hole in the thunderbird was probably for a cb antenna
I was given a 58 Olds with tri carb J-2 it had been smashed in the driver's side and pushed into a light pole on the passenger's side, I removed the entire power train and installed it into a 49 old 98 the car was genuine sleeper. 1964 was a great year
Funny. We did the same thing with a ‘ 53. My buddy worked in a boneyard and that was a weekend project. Original engine was already gone out of it and some of the bright work had been sold off it. Tri carb engine came out of a totaled ‘57 Super 88. Drove that car for months, no title or plates. It was a burner machine.
That wasn’t the only car that got cobbled together in that yard, it was so easy back then, especially with all the equipment right on hand
Cool old Plymouth and it is a good candidate for me.
Sold a set of 64 Impala SS wheel covers at last year's Daytona swap meet for $200. They were in good to very good condition. I wouldn't scrap them. Originals are too hard to find.
Chevelle also came from the factory with that type of SS W/Cover.
some good cars to save ...inside and outside ....
I am from Kansas and liked seeing the Kansas plate from 1976 on that car.
Oh man, Silas! You've got some of the coolest projects (or maybe they are your retirement fund?). So much fun!
retirement fund heck he could sell those vehicle and build a new shop and have some left over
Dennis Collins is a nut for old cars like some of those. He can tell you stuff that is unknown to most. I agree, that wasp has potential for a great builder and the ranch wagon, even though its rusted on the outside, the floors are in it so its a builder as well. Biggest damages are rodents getting into them. I would think that the two door plymouth should get some mopars heart ticking... and... that building is far from needing torn down... I agree its got a very low ceiling ... cleaned out and up, its still good storage for old rigs just like those rigs. Might as well become a logger for a day and rip out those dang trees for they get even worse
That T- bird was my favorite car of the video. I think it is a 1965 . I have always wanted one either a 64,65,or 66 Thunder Bird. They were are Beautiful cars
I guess that the hole in T-Bird trunk was to set up a portable radio station mast to broadcast content from remote locations like local sports and events.
Great video . Thank you for taking us on your adventures with you . You got some great old cars there love you showing them to us .
virtual gold mine in cars and trucks hire a consignment company and do a auction like they did with that old time chevy dealer a few years back
Those old radios are interesting, Mr Carlsons Lab has taught me alot,be carful just plugging them in ,could burn them up and ruin them,Thumbs up ,Could spend all day in there
If I had to pick, I'd be grabbing that 2 for wagon for sure! Nice little collection you have there!
Lots of cool old stuff in there!
WOW.. SO MANY OLD CARS !
The thunderbird is a 64 and the Hudson seats ate split because they fold down to make a bed. Enjoyed the tour.
Like them all thanks for sharing awsome 👍
At 8:44 there a transmitter , ham radio, Johnson viking. Circa 1954 or so. Looks clean. They have a limited demand.
That desk sitting up on one end is identical to the one I am sitting at right now. Solid wood veneer. It Was a desk used by the Navy at Whidby Island NAS. It was being carried out of the hangar to be thrown away by some junior enlisted. I told them to throw it in the back of my pickup instead of lifting it nearly head high to throw it in a dumpster. It has to weigh nearly a hundred pounds.
My dad had one of those 54 ford wagons with a 312 thunderbird special in it that was bored 0.060 over !!!!!! 😊👍👍👍🌎🌞
Take everything to the scrapyard ,demolish all the buildings , dig everything out ,use metal detectors to search for xx hidden medal parts ,flatten the ground out and plant grass in place. End it with pizza, ,on with the next project. Call it good!
That’s nonsense ☠️🆗
I owned one of those 58 Olds 98s in 1966. It has the 330 engine and was fun to drive.
Great cars, hope someone can take them and restore them. Those Elms look like one I have, prolific seeders after reaching maturity. Little moisture and those seeds take off.
Love the Oldsmobile
It would be a go if it was younger in age but you said it would be a nail biter on the ramp. God bless and have a great evening and weekend/Father's day. I am going to get to sharing. Thanks sharing your thoughts and adventures with the family and friends.
Just info on most or all cars. If the taillight lens is intact. Unless it's been modified. The date of vehicle is stamped on the lens. Most people are forgetting that tidbit. Thank you.
Kool stuff that white T-bird would be neat to save
In that year of Hudson, it was a warmed over Nash and those front seats don't flip forward, they flip down to make into a double bed.
The Hudson Wasp is actually a brand-engineered Nash. The backs of the front seats fold flat to make into a bed.
That is a cool is some cool stuff
I love that wasp and the olds with the 2 door Ford in that order That olds would be head turner restored for sure
Hi Siles, would you have to want for that Olds in the building. I love watching your video's. It makes me feel sad watching some of the car's get crushed.
I actually like the old Plymouths and if I were closer would love to buy one, too far from NC though.
I like the late 60’s Dodge pick-up trucks! My Dad retired from Dodge truck after 39 years of faithful service
Hey buddy, you're not realizing what you truly have in cars there. You do have kind of a gold mine and I think it would be in your best interest to share and inventory what you have that would be an interest to more car collectors. Try that before you crush these cars . Complete cars and some good parts is what I'm seeing. Have a Big weekend showing or something like that and you might be surprised, without COVID prices.