i worked on his property for a few months prepping for and doing the asphault around his big shop and running the electric conduit underground to his new shop as well and seeing all his stuff and the huge trucks in person was awesome
I don’t really care for the guys who Channel this is actually he’s preachy and tries to hard to be funny the mechanic makes this TH-cam Chanel hopefully one day he will branch out and make his own videos
My son is 5 and we love watching your channel before he goes to sleep. Thank you for making a wholesome channel that I do not have to worry about leading him in the wrong direction. Christ centered. Thank you.
Didn't have a car in high school but shortly there after for college commuting. First ca was a 1993 Dodge Shadow in white with a gray interior. 2.2 liter 4 cyl with a 5 speed manual, whopping 93 horsepower. Ran like a champ, never left me stranded but had all the acceleration of a 3 legged camel.
In high school (1998) my first ride was a 1986 Toyota 4x2 pickup that I shared with my dad. It was vanilla colored, had 160k miles on it, a cassette player with the volume knob missing, and boombox speakers behind the seat for sweet bass. I loved the reliability of the little pickup so much that in 1999 I bought the first truck of my own and it was a 1996 Tacoma 4x2. It came with radio only head unit, 5 speed, power nothing, and 80K miles on it. I had the Tacoma until I was 24, traded it for a 98 4 runner, crashed the 4 runner a few years later and then bought the 96 Tacoma again for 1100$ and owned it for 7 more years and it had 165k miles when it finally gave up the ghost.
God thinks these dudes are very privileged and might put some effort into helping people who are in dire straits. God wouldn't mind only for the fact these dudes are very preachy and smug. It pisses God off, he told me so.
My first car was a '78 Honda Civic that never got plated. I just drove it around the farm. $300 farm scrambler. It was 1990 I believe. I don't remember if I even had my license by then. BUT! My second car was a1964 Ford Galaxy sedan. Sea foam green with Ford rally wheels, raised white letter tires, dual exhaust, a Ford 390 engine that purred like a baby kitten, and a factory Ford air conditioner unit that attached under the dash. That car was freaking AWESOME and I wish I hadn't gotten it when I did. Because I was a kid, and I tore it up. Picked it up for $1000 at a dealership. Couldn't figure out why it was so cheap till after we bought it. The car had a full box frame and one side was rusted all the way thru. Thought we were going to have to get rid of it until we found a shop that simply welded 3 steel plates to the good metal on the frame. Problem temporarily solved, right? I'd give just about anything to have that car back again. Or to find it for sale today. I'm middle aged now and I'd baby that thing to death.
Man all of this wonderful content!!!!! I just don’t know what to do with my self! Every time I get a notification from you I just drop what I’m doing and watch it. Crazy spontaneous and it’s awesome, can’t wait to see a ride on the homemade T-Rex
First car. A 1969 Corvair convertible. Fun car! The list is never ending after that. 1964 Mercury Comet, 1968 Pontiac LeMans, 1969 Mustang, 1970 Plymouth Fury, etc...
Your auction videos are my favorite. I would love to see the actual bidding and sale. I would really love to go to an auction with you guys, looks like it would be a blast and as a bonus I would probably learn a lot. I bought my first car at an auction. It was a 1984 Ford Mustang, 4 speed, 4 cylinder!😳. It was a crappy, tan color. I bought it for 600. I didn't know how to drive a manual, but I figured it out on the way home!🤣🤣🤣
First car was a 70 Dodge Polara with a 383. If I remember correctly. It has been a couple years ago (1976). It was a tank. I drove over a speaker pole at the drive in. Didn't hurt the car. Only got a little paint on the bottom.
I'm so glad you bought the firetruck! My first vehicle was a 73 Chevy K10 short bed, looked just like the light blue Scottsdale that you looked at, except mine was desert tan primer. I bought it when I was 14 in 1994, and sold it around '00 when I bought a LS1 F-Body. I kick myself everyday for that.
First car was an '87 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo handed down from my dad. Such a fun car. Digital dash that sometimes worked properly, interior that was maroon leather to match the exterior and (as I recall) a 3.6 liter V6. Terrible in the snow, which was a good learning experience growing up in Colorado, but I managed to survive. Sadly she broke down fairly frequently and it stopped being worth repairing as a teenager, but if I could have any car back from my past it would without a doubt be that Oldsmobile. My girlfriend back then had a gold Taurus SHO (a '90s model I think, but I can't recall exactly) which was an absolute hoot to drive. The clutch weighed approximately as much as a small planet, but man that thing could throw down.
You guys have way better auctions than we do. Those chevy pickups alone would have netted half the city showing up let alone the elco or that brush truck
Father, do we really need that? Son, that's the wrong question... it's not if we need it, it's what can we do with it. Priceless! We think we are so much smarter today than they were 50 years ago... then how come back then the manual showed you how to adjust the valves while today's manuals advise you to not drink the contents of the battery.
Damn those straps really are the best around. Holy shit that was cool to see lol sucks about the guys trailer but you know can say tank straps will survive a trailer flip😂
That CVO is beautiful! I had an Electra Glide Ultra but no where near the shine as that CVO. I have a Fat Bob now but I'm disabled, it's in the rears for registration and I haven't fired it up in three years. Such is life.
To Bikers & Beards. I've been watching your videos for a long time now, I've learned a lot from you, I wanted you to know this, you touch so many of us old bikers, Thank you so much for making cool videos brother. I've got $1200 saved up and I need to ride again before I'm to old. I've got a 1987 Honda 1200 interstate fully loaded, been sitting for 12 years. I'll give you the $1200 if you can come get her road worthy for me. I'm a 60 year old father retired, I've got back issues so I can't work on it.... Thank you buddy.....
Y’all gotta respect that this your Uber is risking his life to give you guys content and what I’m talking about is that he’s at the auction and he’s around all kind of people and spending money that you can only imagine to have.
The new camera man is a Pro. Nothing better than being a kid who gets to go to work with dad often. Best memories I have from my childhood. Keep it up. Great investment.
That brush fire truck is bad ass. The one we had our local vfw for years was a square body Chevy with a full exoskeleton. Thing was a brute. It was given to the department and pretty much sat at the station for 30 years without moving. Had only a few thousand miles when it was sold
I really like these guys. I'm from Russia and i don't remember how did i find this channel, but since that I've watched every single video from this channel and SRK cycles channel. It's my dream now to visit these guys' shop if i come to the USA ones. They're doing really cool job)
My first car was a 72' Dodge Coronet station wagon. It was a party mobile and I actually loved it. I'd love to have another and really fix it up but cant afford to. It was "antique gold" as my mom called it with green interior.
First care in HS: 1995 Pontiac Grand Am SE with over 130k miles. I had it until my first year of college. While I had it we replaced: alternator, A/C compressor, radiator, headgasket, intake manifold, motor mounts, paint...
The first car I drove in high school was a 1976 Chevy Monza with a truly anemic 4 cylinder and an automatic transmission. My parents owned it and gave it to my sister a few years later, but it was just a couple years old and free (to me). My first car was a 1969 Oldsmobile Toronado with 35,000 miles that I got for $900 that I took with me to college. If you know, you know. The first street bike I rode was my roommate's 1972 Kawasaki H1. If you know, you know. The first street bike I owned was a 1982 Yamaha Vision with 900 miles on it that I bought for $500 from a guy who was scared of it. Much more sedate than the H1, but a solid first bike.
In 1987 ,I had a 1976 trans am, 400 , 350 automatic, firethorn. I have the original motor/ transmission . Its been replaced with 1974 455 SD, and a TH 400. Its still a blast to drive.
The fire truck would be fun to have. Funny I said brushfire truck...haven't seen one since I was little up in Michigan. Neat. The harleys were nice. That was a haul.
I had a 1988 Hyundai Excel. 2 doors, 4 speed and no condition. I grew up in metro Atlanta, that car stayed 100 degrees with the windows down during the summer. I think the car cost $4k brand new. It had 88k miles on it when it was traded in for a compact pickup
Cool truck Check the roll cage for holes, i have seen brush trucks that pressurize the cage but usually have adjustable heads in key locations so you can turn the truck into a mobile water sphere. My first car 1984 plymouth turismo
@@BikesandBeards I wish I did. Spun the rod bearing one night on the way to see a girl. This was '97. I didn't know enough about it at the time to fix it. I miss her. The Jeep, not the girl. Lol
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Yo you need to make that wreck an ad for your tank straps, that would be the best damn ad ever!!!
working on it
Exactly what i was thinking. If that isn't a hell of a testimonial, i don't know what is.
@@BikesandBeards dont you mean,,,, doing it
@@MiguelHernandez-qo2vz I see what you did there
Wait. We just gonna sidestep the fact that you sold your van?! It was 6 months ago!
Right I was like what happened? He had the beater white van way longer that that haha
We don't talk about bad decisions
Bad investment probably. Hopefully the value didn't decrease too much
I felt guilty about having a van that expensive. It’s often what happens to my nice vehicles
Old school dodge firetruck?!?! DemoRanch has entered the chat
This needs to happen!!!
Some one call Matt
We need this comment to go viral!
Eat ranch dressing demo
i worked on his property for a few months prepping for and doing the asphault around his big shop and running the electric conduit underground to his new shop as well and seeing all his stuff and the huge trucks in person was awesome
“Everyone’s talking about drip these days”😂😂
Bald and bankrupt?
Sean asking "Is it a Cummins" while the camera is focused on the badge that says "360!"🤣🤣🤣
I saw that too. 😂😂 I'm like "it says 360 right there on the side of the truck!"
That green fire truck is begging for a Cummins. Love the action
it really is isnt
The 12 valve Cummins is a beast for sure but that 360 is a good motor, i had a similar truck and it ran like a top.
Cummins swap and sell to demo ran ch!
Demo ranch would love that green truck
@@__ev-dog Whistlin' Diesel would too
I missed and love videos like this from you guys. Really makes the viewer feel like they were there to participate in the purchase
You come for Sean and his awesome craziness, and you stay for Craig, who it just cool. I love these guys.
I don’t really care for the guys who Channel this is actually he’s preachy and tries to hard to be funny the mechanic makes this TH-cam Chanel hopefully one day he will branch out and make his own videos
These auction videos are my favorite content that you guys pump out, cant wait to see it all back at the shop!
Craig needs his own channel I’d love to see what he gets up to working on bikes and things
2 years too early
My son is 5 and we love watching your channel before he goes to sleep. Thank you for making a wholesome channel that I do not have to worry about leading him in the wrong direction. Christ centered. Thank you.
Wholesome post
I love the shot of Craig cranking the KTM kickstart by hand at 6:40 hahaha it just makes me so happy for some reason
What do you even need that for?!?!?! Son, your asking the wrong question 😂😂😂
Thank you for coming to our auction. sorry I missed you guys.
Didn't have a car in high school but shortly there after for college commuting. First ca was a 1993 Dodge Shadow in white with a gray interior. 2.2 liter 4 cyl with a 5 speed manual, whopping 93 horsepower. Ran like a champ, never left me stranded but had all the acceleration of a 3 legged camel.
That green truck looks like it's ready for the zombie apocalypse
We need more auction videos! That was so fun to watch
Hi pete from australia here love you vids and your generosity when you gave those bikes away to your friends that needed some joy may god bless you.
You should Def use that Story and Pics 4 a Ad/Commercial 4 those Best Tank Straps in the World.
In high school (1998) my first ride was a 1986 Toyota 4x2 pickup that I shared with my dad. It was vanilla colored, had 160k miles on it, a cassette player with the volume knob missing, and boombox speakers behind the seat for sweet bass. I loved the reliability of the little pickup so much that in 1999 I bought the first truck of my own and it was a 1996 Tacoma 4x2. It came with radio only head unit, 5 speed, power nothing, and 80K miles on it. I had the Tacoma until I was 24, traded it for a 98 4 runner, crashed the 4 runner a few years later and then bought the 96 Tacoma again for 1100$ and owned it for 7 more years and it had 165k miles when it finally gave up the ghost.
15:04 "Steel, I can't have the camera man talking. It confuses the audience"
What a good dad and a righteous man thanks for the chance to spend some time with you.
Just a bunch of dudes hanging out and having fun, the way God intended.
God thinks these dudes are very privileged and might put some effort into helping people who are in dire straits. God wouldn't mind only for the fact these dudes are very preachy and smug. It pisses God off, he told me so.
Agreed man that’s why god loves gay people!
@@johnroff9869 and also.... There is no god and you all need to grow up and stop believing in fairy tales
@@jeramiewalton9237 There is Jeramie, his names is Eric Cantona
@@johnroff9869 Ah yes, I remember being 14.
My first car was a '78 Honda Civic that never got plated. I just drove it around the farm. $300 farm scrambler. It was 1990 I believe. I don't remember if I even had my license by then.
BUT! My second car was a1964 Ford Galaxy sedan. Sea foam green with Ford rally wheels, raised white letter tires, dual exhaust, a Ford 390 engine that purred like a baby kitten, and a factory Ford air conditioner unit that attached under the dash. That car was freaking AWESOME and I wish I hadn't gotten it when I did. Because I was a kid, and I tore it up.
Picked it up for $1000 at a dealership. Couldn't figure out why it was so cheap till after we bought it.
The car had a full box frame and one side was rusted all the way thru. Thought we were going to have to get rid of it until we found a shop that simply welded 3 steel plates to the good metal on the frame. Problem temporarily solved, right?
I'd give just about anything to have that car back again. Or to find it for sale today. I'm middle aged now and I'd baby that thing to death.
That John Deere with the ZX14 motor needs to be done boys!
yeehaw
That harley softail deluxe, it.s a dream since a kid, how much for it, i.m daving for one, love it
Man all of this wonderful content!!!!! I just don’t know what to do with my self! Every time I get a notification from you I just drop what I’m doing and watch it. Crazy spontaneous and it’s awesome, can’t wait to see a ride on the homemade T-Rex
First car. A 1969 Corvair convertible. Fun car! The list is never ending after that. 1964 Mercury Comet, 1968 Pontiac LeMans, 1969 Mustang, 1970 Plymouth Fury, etc...
wow crushing that car game
@@BikesandBeards one of the advantages of being an old guy, those were just every day run of the mill cars back then.
“It’s every dads dream to buy his son a bush fire truck”
“So?”
@Marc Muke 68 Camaro.
Your auction videos are my favorite. I would love to see the actual bidding and sale. I would really love to go to an auction with you guys, looks like it would be a blast and as a bonus I would probably learn a lot. I bought my first car at an auction. It was a 1984 Ford Mustang, 4 speed, 4 cylinder!😳. It was a crappy, tan color. I bought it for 600. I didn't know how to drive a manual, but I figured it out on the way home!🤣🤣🤣
pure motorcycle content, just started following yesterday, but damn u guys are really good!
First car was a 70 Dodge Polara with a 383. If I remember correctly. It has been a couple years ago (1976). It was a tank. I drove over a speaker pole at the drive in. Didn't hurt the car. Only got a little paint on the bottom.
Matt from demolition ranch needs to buy the green fire truck it’s exactly what he needs
Considering his new found love for exploding targets... Yea id say so
I'm so glad you bought the firetruck! My first vehicle was a 73 Chevy K10 short bed, looked just like the light blue Scottsdale that you looked at, except mine was desert tan primer. I bought it when I was 14 in 1994, and sold it around '00 when I bought a LS1 F-Body. I kick myself everyday for that.
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“I’ve been filming for like 16 minutes”
lol
that white wall Harley is dope af. and I love the firetruck
Its always a good sign when the video your watching makes you smile.
First car was an '87 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo handed down from my dad. Such a fun car. Digital dash that sometimes worked properly, interior that was maroon leather to match the exterior and (as I recall) a 3.6 liter V6. Terrible in the snow, which was a good learning experience growing up in Colorado, but I managed to survive. Sadly she broke down fairly frequently and it stopped being worth repairing as a teenager, but if I could have any car back from my past it would without a doubt be that Oldsmobile. My girlfriend back then had a gold Taurus SHO (a '90s model I think, but I can't recall exactly) which was an absolute hoot to drive. The clutch weighed approximately as much as a small planet, but man that thing could throw down.
My first vehicle in high school was a 1950 Harley Davidson Hydraglide.
You guys have way better auctions than we do. Those chevy pickups alone would have netted half the city showing up let alone the elco or that brush truck
Bring Craig more often ! . He is the almighty bike whisper!
12:25 Gives you a free trike & cant even get his name right.. "Thanks John good talkin to you man"
My first car I drove to school was a 1972 Ford Maverick. it was 3 different colors but had the 302 in it ;)
Father, do we really need that? Son, that's the wrong question... it's not if we need it, it's what can we do with it. Priceless! We think we are so much smarter today than they were 50 years ago... then how come back then the manual showed you how to adjust the valves while today's manuals advise you to not drink the contents of the battery.
Damn those straps really are the best around. Holy shit that was cool to see lol sucks about the guys trailer but you know can say tank straps will survive a trailer flip😂
That CVO is beautiful! I had an Electra Glide Ultra but no where near the shine as that CVO. I have a Fat Bob now but I'm disabled, it's in the rears for registration and I haven't fired it up in three years. Such is life.
A video is not complete without Craig!
I agree
Matt from Demolition Ranch needs that green dodge bush truck asap
Jesus is Lord! Praise Him.
To Bikers & Beards.
I've been watching your videos for a long time now, I've learned a lot from you, I wanted you to know this, you touch so many of us old bikers, Thank you so much for making cool videos brother.
I've got $1200 saved up and I need to ride again before I'm to old.
I've got a 1987 Honda 1200 interstate fully loaded, been sitting for 12 years.
I'll give you the $1200 if you can come get her road worthy for me.
I'm a 60 year old father retired, I've got back issues so I can't work on it....
Thank you buddy.....
my high school had a lot of trans ams. Now the high school just has trans genders lol.
First car? 1976 AMC Pacer! In 1987. :D
What would dude do if he couldn’t post a title that had the words “I bought the cheapest, most expensive”. ZzzZzzzZz
Y’all gotta respect that this your Uber is risking his life to give you guys content and what I’m talking about is that he’s at the auction and he’s around all kind of people and spending money that you can only imagine to have.
You should buy a walmart bike and put a 4 stroke conversion kit on it
what wal mart bike?
@@BikesandBeards cheapest and most sketchy
That would be sick on a fat tire bike too
When I seen that dodge I just knew you were gonna drive that beauty away. Best purchase so far. Besides Brad
The new camera man is a Pro.
Nothing better than being a kid who gets to go to work with dad often.
Best memories I have from my childhood. Keep it up. Great investment.
That blue Chevy truck 😱👌
Love your approach to business and life.
The way you have found to witness is amazing. Thanks for all you guys do.
thank you for your kind words, and thank for watching
That brush fire truck is bad ass. The one we had our local vfw for years was a square body Chevy with a full exoskeleton. Thing was a brute. It was given to the department and pretty much sat at the station for 30 years without moving. Had only a few thousand miles when it was sold
I really like these guys. I'm from Russia and i don't remember how did i find this channel, but since that I've watched every single video from this channel and SRK cycles channel. It's my dream now to visit these guys' shop if i come to the USA ones. They're doing really cool job)
9:50 that one kid with danny duncan murch
Caleb...what was that laugh at 2:24? That is an awesome truck!!!!!
My first car was a 91 Buick lesaber
My first car was a 72' Dodge Coronet station wagon. It was a party mobile and I actually loved it. I'd love to have another and really fix it up but cant afford to. It was "antique gold" as my mom called it with green interior.
That's the greatest Ad ever for your tank straps! LOve the channel!
Everyone is a gangster untill someone rolls in a green firetruck
First care in HS: 1995 Pontiac Grand Am SE with over 130k miles. I had it until my first year of college. While I had it we replaced: alternator, A/C compressor, radiator, headgasket, intake manifold, motor mounts, paint...
Cool that little man gets involved and enjoys this kind of stuff!
The first car I drove in high school was a 1976 Chevy Monza with a truly anemic 4 cylinder and an automatic transmission. My parents owned it and gave it to my sister a few years later, but it was just a couple years old and free (to me).
My first car was a 1969 Oldsmobile Toronado with 35,000 miles that I got for $900 that I took with me to college. If you know, you know.
The first street bike I rode was my roommate's 1972 Kawasaki H1. If you know, you know.
The first street bike I owned was a 1982 Yamaha Vision with 900 miles on it that I bought for $500 from a guy who was scared of it. Much more sedate than the H1, but a solid first bike.
Wicked green truck. And I love my Tank Straps! Been tying down bikes for 30 years, best straps I've ever had.
My first car was a 91 Ford Probe LX. We had a 94 Taurus SHO for a couple years and sold it last year. Fun cars!
In 1987 ,I had a 1976 trans am, 400 , 350 automatic, firethorn. I have the original motor/ transmission . Its been replaced with 1974 455 SD, and a TH 400. Its still a blast to drive.
Nothing like an auction. Great way to spend a day and maybe pick up a thing or two.
Thank God it's the weekend and thank God there is a new video out
don't for get to give him thanks for covid, after all "all things great and beautiful, all creatures great and small"
First car: 1977 GMC Jimmy with lift kit, big tires, Crane cam, Hooker headers, Edelbrock intake. I’m glad gas was cheap.
Man I’m addicted to your videos. Keep up the great work
You are genuinely 1 of my favorite youtubers...its not because we are both Pennsylvanians
That harley is perfect. Not the CVO, the other one. I'm not up on my harley terminology lol. The paint, the bars, the simplicity. Perfect.
First car 1964 Malibu SS with a 232 6cyl. It was cherry 🍒. 2nd vehicle 1972 Chevy Cheyenne just like the one in this video. I loved those rides!
Luv it, Luv it, Luv it!
Dad and Son, the best!
I don't know why but i enjoy watching your videos bro. .. Love from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Lol, Hong Kong and Philippines here
That kid needs a medal he is great!!
1979 Ford Mustang SVO 2.3 Turbo.. was a blast to drive!
Love the random stuff you buy at auction ! ..The Lord is prospering your business for sure !
That fire truck is awesome! The green monster.
Thank you for posting on my birthday👍
You’re a good dude Sean 👊🏽💀
The fire truck would be fun to have.
Funny I said brushfire truck...haven't seen one since I was little up in Michigan.
Neat.
The harleys were nice.
That was a haul.
That was one of the cleanest F350s I've seen in a long time and it was a manual transmission that was a truck to snag for real
Man, what a fun time. That Heritage is pretty nice looking.
I had a 1988 Hyundai Excel. 2 doors, 4 speed and no condition. I grew up in metro Atlanta, that car stayed 100 degrees with the windows down during the summer. I think the car cost $4k brand new. It had 88k miles on it when it was traded in for a compact pickup
That is a Mad Max/Zombie Apocalypse Truck. Can you imagine mowing down herds of Zombies in that thing?
I love the auction vids brother!
Cool truck
Check the roll cage for holes, i have seen brush trucks that pressurize the cage but usually have adjustable heads in key locations so you can turn the truck into a mobile water sphere.
My first car 1984 plymouth turismo
maybe mine has that ???
That green truck is awesome
First vehicle was a 1978 jeep CJ -7. Inline 6, 3 speed manual. I loved it.
do you still have it?
@@BikesandBeards I wish I did. Spun the rod bearing one night on the way to see a girl. This was '97. I didn't know enough about it at the time to fix it. I miss her. The Jeep, not the girl. Lol
The auction videos are awesome
That green truck was definitely the coolest thing at that auction.
1984 Isuzu Pup Diesel. Longbed. I lowered it. Put 14 inch rims/low profile tires and no shocks in the rear. It sat on the rear axle with U Bolts.
Best video in a while. Love these type of videos!