Hey Matt & Mike Picking in those old places is kinda sad because all that stuff was someone elses hopes, plans, dreams and treasures that simply overwhelmed them. I know this because I am overwhelmed with stuff that my son is going to have to deal with someday. But it makes for good video now ! You guys made some great scores. Play and work safe, Be well
It must be hard sometimes to decide what to pick up and what to leave behind. I'm sure you can find something to remove that clear coat. Love the Don Garlits tach.
28:03 I've never seen antenna mounts like that! Kinda JC Whitney, but also kinda neat. All cool stuff. I absolutely love watching these parts-picking missions.
I really like these picking videos, I'm always amazed at where you will crawl into to find stuff. Thanks for sharing these cool adventures, very enjoyable.
I believe those 3 air cleaners are for a Pontiac 3x2 intake. I had the same ones on my roadster that had the Pontiac Rochester two jet carburetors, They are larger than your average Rochester two jet like you might have found on a Chevrolet.
HAPPY EASTER 🐣 Thanks guys for another great show. Yes Sir, one more life risking, adrenaline rush adventure that you can write down in your journals. WOW ! You guys should really write this stuff down as each of you experienced what was going through your little brains. I do believe that it would be interesting to family over the decades. Also about your friendship with one another. Should be great reading for people, eons from now, when these type of cars are no longer around or allowed to even be on the road. Give it dirt or asphalt, a time when there are just a miniscule amount of old, old senior citizens who might be able to put together a coherent sentence, a story of way back, when his Pop told him or her about these vehicles that they called Hot Rods and on any given night, in the distance, you could hear on Main Street, the rumblings of a race going on with the Hot Rods built by grease monkey's, a home taught or self taught mechanic of decades or centuries long ago. Keep it going gentlemen, for as long as time allows for each of you and all the others around the country, the world. Props to you all.
An oxalic acid (wood bleach) and water solution will clean up all the rusty tin signs and whatnot. Soak them for a few days and rust dissolves and it's safe on paint. Works great on Mike's old beer cans too. Cheers!
Those places were cool Matt, couldn't get any of the mode a stuff? The roaster and that frame looked like they were in fair shape! That big anvil would have been a good score too! Matt- Mojo Speed Shop and Lounge
So the head came with it's own shelf? might be hard to post that to a new owner...😁😁😁 5;29, thats the crane boom for a WW2 Holmes bomb loader or wrecker .First job i ever had was at a panel shop after school and they had one the same for a tow truck .
You may already be familiar with it, but thought I would share that I have had great success with Evaporust for cleaning the rust off of chromed parts like those hub caps. No damage to the chrome. You end up with tiny pits in the chrome from what was completely brown. I buy it 5 gallons at a time. I have just purchased Rust 911 to try, but haven't yet.
I miss the good old pickin' days. I would have taken all those hub caps. One looked like 60ish Corvette that Matt had in his hand. Was that a $100 bill? Full set of '62 T-bird caps. You guys got momentum! Picks coming to you as your rep builds. Way to GO!
Great video !!!! There is so much more to hot rodding than going fast. There are the wild goose chases, the clothes, and the culture. I never get bored with my hot rodding family.
There is an old hippie commune I used to live in that has a flathead engine sitting on the ground that a tree has grown around. The last time I saw it about 20 years ago it was about 2/3 engulfed within the tree. I couldn't find any ID on the exposed part but I believe it is of Ford decent and as I recall pretty much complete.
You started out with clean jeans, but you didn't end up with them. Be careful in those old buildings! Jeans are replaceable, but a lot of body parts are not. Good vid!
Location has a lot to do with how usable stuff is. Car parts can be big and/or heavy to transport, and something desirable in New Jersey wouldn't get a second look in a more remote state.
What?? You didn't get that Fram thermometer on the back of the door in the basement?? Need to start taking Moon with you, he would help you sniff out some of this stuff you miss. LOL
UGH,,, I shouldn't watch these videos! I just wanna jump through the video screen and start grabbing stuff. I want that jeep wheel and you guys look right past it. LOL
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Matt Love the bantering back and fourth between you and Mike. On a pick adventure with a best friend, priceless!!
That’s half the fun!
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Hey Matt & Mike
Picking in those old places is kinda sad because all that stuff was someone elses hopes, plans, dreams and treasures that simply overwhelmed them.
I know this because I am overwhelmed with stuff that my son is going to have to deal with someday.
But it makes for good video now !
You guys made some great scores.
Play and work safe, Be well
These are always some of my favorite videos, I love all the old treasures!
Oh WOW........ I see beautiful ART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
And the swapmeets!!!! Those are so much fun!!!
It must be hard sometimes to decide what to pick up and what to leave behind. I'm sure you can find something to remove that clear coat. Love the Don Garlits tach.
Yep we just try and focus on stuff we personally like or deal in. Can’t save it all!
Matt & Mike, great finds!! Thank you for taking us along! God Bless!!
Very Awesome!!! Save Everything You Can!!
Awesome wheel in that tree. Cut it and make it into forming stump in garage!
Great job picking guys, hope you found all the treasures. Thanks for the video
Happy Easter. It is great to see you guys bringing those old parts back out to play. Reuse . Recycle. Revive. Thanks for all you do for the car hobby.
As long as it stays a little affordable.
28:03 I've never seen antenna mounts like that! Kinda JC Whitney, but also kinda neat. All cool stuff. I absolutely love watching these parts-picking missions.
Tearing the roof off the barn gives the term "open concept" a new meaning!
in my head i heard "tear the roof off. tear the roof off this mother sucker. tear the roof off this sucker" by Parliament
I really like these picking videos, I'm always amazed at where you will crawl into to find stuff. Thanks for sharing these cool adventures, very enjoyable.
You guys need to take a wrecker with you on these picks, that way you can just tie the wire around everything and yank it out lol
GREAT FINDS here!
That Don G. Tach! Oh WOW! and thst STRAIGH 8 engine stand! So cool! Digging is the best!
Congrats on the full time itg move.. dream!! Noticing the eastwood vids more too 👍
I believe those 3 air cleaners are for a Pontiac 3x2 intake. I had the same ones on my roadster that had the Pontiac Rochester two jet carburetors, They are larger than your average Rochester two jet like you might have found on a Chevrolet.
HAPPY EASTER 🐣
Thanks guys for another great show.
Yes Sir, one more life risking, adrenaline rush adventure that you can write down in your journals. WOW !
You guys should really write this stuff down as each of you experienced what was going through your little brains. I do believe that it would be interesting to family over the decades. Also about your friendship with one another. Should be great reading for people, eons from now, when these type of cars are no longer around or allowed to even be on the road. Give it dirt or asphalt, a time when there are just a miniscule amount of old, old senior citizens who might be able to put together a coherent sentence, a story of way back, when his Pop told him or her about these vehicles that they called Hot Rods and on any given night, in the distance, you could hear on Main Street, the rumblings of a race going on with the Hot Rods built by grease monkey's, a home taught or self taught mechanic of decades or centuries long ago.
Keep it going gentlemen, for as long as time allows for each of you and all the others around the country, the world. Props to you all.
Always love a good pick! 😊✌️
Great Video. Planning on going to Carlisle. Hope to meet you. #STAYSAFE
The back pages of rod and custom would show alot of vintage tin with trees growing thru them.
Great picker paradise ... thanks for the share.
Congratulations !!!! You guys did great!!!! More parts for more projects.
some great finds gota dig for that gold
Funny how gentle you handle things after you own them!
Wow you guy's are having good times hey.
Good video, I spotted that Don Garlits tack on the shelf as you zoomed in on it, mine is the stars & stripes one.
Is it always raining when you unload awesome parts hauls? Seems like a sign of a good episode
Haha yep it always seems that way’
An oxalic acid (wood bleach) and water solution will clean up all the rusty tin signs and whatnot. Soak them for a few days and rust dissolves and it's safe on paint. Works great on Mike's old beer cans too. Cheers!
Love watching these type of vids. Great fun digging around.
Thanks for sharing your friend from Canada Rob 🇨🇦
Those places were cool Matt, couldn't get any of the mode a stuff? The roaster and that frame looked like they were in fair shape! That big anvil would have been a good score too!
Matt- Mojo Speed Shop and Lounge
Love the wood rimmed wheel, or tree rimmed wheel! Great pick, jealous!! Is it true Matt, you are full time ITG now, or was that an April fools?!!
So much unbelievably cool stuff. You always find a rusty gold my man
So the head came with it's own shelf? might be hard to post that to a new owner...😁😁😁
5;29, thats the crane boom for a WW2 Holmes bomb loader or wrecker .First job i ever had was at a panel shop after school and they had one the same for a tow truck .
This week on “Hoarders”, the cleanup team and therapists retreat in defeat. They are now all being counseled themselves.
You may already be familiar with it, but thought I would share that I have had great success with Evaporust for cleaning the rust off of chromed parts like those hub caps. No damage to the chrome. You end up with tiny pits in the chrome from what was completely brown. I buy it 5 gallons at a time. I have just purchased Rust 911 to try, but haven't yet.
Good pick!
WOW, you didn't see the corvette hubcap
Bumpers grow on trees?!?
Matt, you should do a shoebox!
This reminds me I have to throw some stuff away.
I will help you with your clean up..
You are a genius and true explorer if you found anything useful in that mess.
I miss the good old pickin' days. I would have taken all those hub caps. One looked like 60ish Corvette that Matt had in his hand. Was that a $100 bill? Full set of '62 T-bird caps. You guys got momentum! Picks coming to you as your rep builds. Way to GO!
I'd take all of the hub caps. I picked those caddie caps, about 50 of 'em and depending on the condition, 50- $150 per
I want to buy that Model A Roadster!!!🤠
I live right around the corner!!! Can’t believe u guys were that close
Hi Matt,,,,good pickens, I have a engine stand for those adapters
Great video !!!! There is so much more to hot rodding than going fast. There are the wild goose chases, the clothes, and the culture. I never get bored with my hot rodding family.
So true!
There is an old hippie commune I used to live in that has a flathead engine sitting on the ground that a tree has grown around. The last time I saw it about 20 years ago it was about 2/3 engulfed within the tree. I couldn't find any ID on the exposed part but I believe it is of Ford decent and as I recall pretty much complete.
I remember those Sunoco blend pumps back in the 60's. Hi-test, regular and 4 or 5 blends in between.
It’s been a long time since I seen new tires wrap in paper
You started out with clean jeans, but you didn't end up with them. Be careful in those old buildings! Jeans are replaceable, but a lot of body parts are not. Good vid!
Man! I've got to find some places like that, there was some crazy stuff there.
Townships been cracking down on them. They were going to comdem my dad's property for it and the house was perfectly fine and so was the main garage
Seems like a skid steer would be useful on those old cleanouts.
Yeah that's were I want to live lol cool stuff love it.
that green 58 fury in the beginning!!! :)
Good on ya for saving this great stuff
Matt: "I see a part I need." Tree: "Dibs."
I Love barn finds outstanding 👍
Never seen a fella hoard so many fluro tubes.... But damn I could have spent days sifting though the stuff!
You guys are awesome love this channel happy Easter guys
Can’t believe that you passed on the early Corvette hubcap. (‘58-‘62)
I was hoping you were picking up that '37 coupe
Paint remover or lacquer thinner for the clear coat.
Right on
Sunoco pumps blended an octane booster with regular gas. I ran 260 a lot. Quit buying it when it got over 39.9 per gallon. Some nice scores!
caddie sombrero caps are worth a lot!!1
Location has a lot to do with how usable stuff is. Car parts can be big and/or heavy to transport, and something desirable in New Jersey wouldn't get a second look in a more remote state.
Really dig the picking video, to bad so much as covered up, youll never know what you left behind.
Was the roadster with the Carson top for sale, im in the market for something like that ?
You can’t buy another Cushman until you finish the first one!
I sold that one! Don’t need another right now.
Awesome video guys, do you bring IRONTRAP clothing to swap meets like Carlisle? I hope I make the drive down there, I’d like to meet you guys.
Yep! We’ll have our new shirts there that we’re launching in about a week!
Where was this gold mine at. Saw a car that I would be interested in. 1951 Ford Custom .
Surprised you could walk away from that A roadster with the possible Carson frame.
are those heads all 24 stud or are therer some 21 stud ones in that pile
did you sell the dash cluster for the f100 yet? and is that an early 60s?
Sweet. Happy Easter, fellas.
Hope you got that anvil!
That I beam arch thing is for a back of a army duece
If any of those engine stands fit a Pontiac l-8 268 shoot me a message
Don't ask..🤨💸
was that a blower intake in the olds locker?
cool it's sad yuor so far away i have five flatheads in my way lol
7:33 Jeep 5 slot alloy wheel
the hood ornament looked like a '36
A barn with no roof is just a tall fence
Matt are they chromes reverse wheels for sale
Good luck..🤞
i want that old jeep tailgate
I'd buy all the dish lickers!
Those are ww2 blackout light's I probably could sell those for you maybe, I'm in the military vehicle club in Oregon
0:21 First thing I think is like a kid: "Whadja bring me? Whadja bring me??"
How much are you asking for the old military black out lights?
You didn’t get that crest liner hubcap from that first place.
I have a good all factory 455 Olds with the 400 transmission. 1972. To sale. Not hi miles. Give you all good deal. .😎✌
What?? You didn't get that Fram thermometer on the back of the door in the basement?? Need to start taking Moon with you, he would help you sniff out some of this stuff you miss. LOL
We can’t buy it all or see it all..
09:01 Wouldn't it be great to have that early sixties Pepsi machine in your shop? If only it were in better shape...
UGH,,, I shouldn't watch these videos! I just wanna jump through the video screen and start grabbing stuff. I want that jeep wheel and you guys look right past it. LOL
Looks like a marine air cleaner Mike
Is that a Cushman scooter inside a vehicle?