Nebraska Barn Find Auction! Chevrolet coupe, Model T, Plymouth, Dodge, Ford, John Deere & more!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2023
- Mr. Goodpliers heads to Brainard Nebraska for a look at a collection of antique cars, trucks, and tractors! We'll walk around the barn finds, catch the auction action, and load up! Stick around to see Joe check out the car I bought him, then catch the "Recaps" for analysis of the sold prices against the market as a whole!
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There's way more old family farms in your neck of the woods than I thought Mr. GP. Lots of cool vintage vehicles and items on them. Thank you for taking us along.
I hope the 30s chev gets restored or kept as a survivor ..NO RAT RODS lol
I love rat rods and whoever buys it gets to make that choice. Me personally with that car I would just clean it up and leave it alone. I just hope it gets enjoyed and not stuck in a museum.
But again that's the choice of the buyer.
@@RogerRandolph-or2cq no argument here I too love a good ratty..its just some cars jump out at ya kinda askin to be left as is..take care fellow good pliers fan
I build rat rods but we use junk that’s too far gone to be used for anything else. The Chevy is worthy of a full restoration or patina make road worthy and drive
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Kinda wish someone would pick up my old 54 Dodge panel and use there imagination on it.
I had visions but my kids take priority I unfortunately do not see me having the time anymore. It's been an awesome truck time for someone else to enjoy it.
A Chevy very similar to this was the oldest car we ever restored in our body shop. It was never off the road and owned by one family from brand new to the late Eighties. After we finished the restoration the owner sold it soon after. I never found out how he could do that. That was the car he had learned to drive in. He was rich and not to old and fragile to drive it. Some people seem to have not enough sense for family memories.
When you have a wife and kids it's easy to let go of stuff. It's the loner men like me that can't sell anything even if I only own it a year 😂
@@nickzobel9922 I have a happy family for over thirty years. But I will NEVER sell the 63 Belair my Dad bought in the Sixties. We toured Europe with it since I am a little boy. My Dad handed the car over to me 42 ago, I dated my wife in it, made many trips with my family and my wife and kids love the car as well. My daughter started driving all my classics. And I garantee you: I am absolutely NOT lonely!
Our family never had any cars we held onto but I know several people here who have Dad’s or Grandpa’s car.
Thanks for doin' what you do! I grew up on a farm and these videos sure bring back memories.
Very interesting.. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you tim love the Auctions
You have good vision. Love your videos❤
very good show
Pontiac wagon was a good buy. My grandparents had a 79 LeMans 4 door with the exact same color interior. That was always a great running car. My sisters and I rode with them from AZ to MN in 87 and saw every tourist attraction along the way. Really good memories.
Fan of your work, Tim.
Great video, thanks for bringing u along, thumbs up, its amazing the treaures you find
Oh Geez!!! More barn finds!!! How original!!
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21:43...most of those John Deere tractors of that era I have seen, only have headlights on the fenders, and not on the "grill" like that...with that solid plate, grill-less nose, and the shape of it, always reminded me of the look of the nose of a Fokker D-VII WW1 fighter plane...
Mr. B. Here ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Happy 4th Mr . G! Very cool ! But your right many will be parts vehicle ! 👍👍🍺🍺
The John Deere 50 was a great deal.
Oh I just love that T! Looking forward to seeing the one you eventually end up with, Tim! All the very best from Alberta...
Yeah I have one of those nineteen seventy nine pontiacs Station wagon Good stage wagon Thank you for the video
Grinder is a Burr mill used to grind corn for livestock. Letz had most farm equipment company names stenciled on the hopper depending on the dealership it was being sold through. Could be belt driven with a tractor or large gas engine 5 to 10 ponies. AL B.
1934 Chevy coupe the black one, I own a 1934 chevy master roadster convertible rumble seat all originally restored conditions. three chrome stips only on the 1934 Chevy master/ standard models didn't come with three chromes only the embossed three without the chrome strips. I am located in California if you're interested in buying my ragtop 34? it's on offerup posted at $95,000.00 Obo or $80,000.00 without car accessories. it's loaded with rare original vintage car dress-up accessories.
95k 😂😂😂😂
@@MidnightPolaris800 I will give you a dollar for your house! Ahahahahahahahahahahahahaaha! that's their going price if you find one up for sale out here in California USA! arssshole!
2:15 nice work being gentle on the old latch I was getting a stomach ache watching that other fellow slam slam slam. Probably hasn’t been lubed in 60 or 70 years.
Very cool!!!
awesome videos man.
Got to love tht Chevy coupe. Wonder who was the lucky soul that got that baby.
......some guy from Indiana.....he mentioned that to the auctioneer at the end of the sale.....
That T went for a great price!
The 1926-27 coupe is one of the more desirable body styles, so I think it was right on the money
Always look under the square headlight Monarch and Granada Ghia cars, at least half of them have a very desirable drum brake 9" rear end. I've nailed several from the bone yards in the past.
Yet another great vid! I still just cannot get over your vast knowledge of stuff!
You probably know exactly what parts are interchangeable between a Oldsmobile 88 and 98. Let’s say from 1970 thru 1974?
The 35 chev went for market. I hope they keep it as original as possible
Great video
Well that was cool wow
I like the Fairlsnr. With all the weight reduction it would make a great race car 😜
The 64 Fairlane was cool. My first car was a 64 Fairlane, 2dr, straight 6 with a 3 on the tree.
If your interested there is a 1974 chevy chevelle that's in running condition down here in Lancaster Texas. They are asking 10,000 for it. It has a good running 350 and is automatic! Color is green! Good tires and pretty clean! I think all it really needs is some light bulbs replaced and it would be a great driver! Its also low mileage!
Auctions are the besr time.👍
Thanks This The Great Video & Channel !
From Finland , We Have a Same !
i hope them 20's 30's 40's 50's 60's cars get bought to be restored !!!
" your sittin on a 25 thousand dollar car , get your ass off it " classic from the auctioneer.
That was a Lents Berr mill, for grinding grain, sold by John Deere plow company... FYI..
What I was always Thunkin if you had a pair of two door sedan Fairlane doors you could make a two door out of a four-door like they’re doing with the tri five Chevy’s ?! Just thought it might make a cool T-Bolt clone !
I remember when I was twenty years old. I tried to buy a 59 Plymouth 4d registered and in running condition. I collected every cent I had. When I reached the place to buy it I found out that I was to late. The guy said it never occurred to him that this car might be a classic vehicle. Well that was 43 years ago and the car was still quite cheap back then. In Switzerland those cars were quite rare but they had a mopar assembly line.
GM produced also a lot of cars in my Province. The Belair we own since 67 was also Swiss assembled one: Different colors, different VIN, Swiss made interiors.The Swiss made cars were of better quality than the US built ones. I have seen pictures of the Swiss GM assembly line here: It was unbelieavable. There were all kind of models on the assembly lines: A Opel Coupe in front of a Cheyy and a Ranger. Many brands and models behind each other.
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I just hope these early prewar cars get restored original, instead of being hot rodded..it is so rare to see an original one, the way they were when new, and still seen daily on the road...that's pretty much the way I like to see any car(or truck), but seeing these early ones like that are super rare...there is so, so much butchering and hacking of what few survivors of these cars there are still around, or modding them to the point there is probably less than 10% of an original car left in the "build".....
G bodies have a following, ask Classic G Body garage and others, different generation
The Thunderbolts were 500s, not base trim cars.
Thanks for sharing a fun gathering of scroungers of prehistoric junk like myself. I'm scratching my head why you would pass up a second $350 donor car for those rotten Fairlane 500 panels. Unless perhaps you have a growing Fairlane collection...
Main factor was the distance - I did not want to make a second trip that far. The good part was, the guy who bought the other has a small classic car parts operation (similar to ours) much closer to the sale site. So it worked out best for everyone, and it will be available to people in their area for parts
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should of gotten the 41 chevy..... went dirt cheap and EVERYTHING sells on them.
If the supports had been rotted that guy that stood on them could have damaged it. I hate to seem picky but we have a lot of trouble with people taking liberties with collector cars. Do grab a prewar, orphan brands also fun to own and often real cheap compared to popular models. Many were better constructed than Ford/GM like Hudson, Essex etc.
I’m looking for 1964-65 fairlane wagon if you ever come across one thanks Rob
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Is that a home fabricated defroster tube pointing at the windshield on that Chevy coupe?
You should've got both fairlanes instead of just the one .
Got the top line 500
@2:01 is that a primitive windshield defroster snorkel?
another great video! Having said that, here's a dumb question. haha What form of payment do they take at these auctions? Just thinking some of these seem very remote and wouldn't have cell service? Thx
Cash/check is most common, many take cards but some charge 3%
I'm in the UK, love these farm auction videos. Quick question, when you get a choice and you can take both , but you only take one and they sell the other, who gets the money for the second one, the owner or you? How does the whole choice thing work?
It gives the winning bidder the option to pick whichever item he wants, or even all of them at the winning nid for each item. If the winning bidder chooses to not take all the items, the ones left over are still the sellers property and are run through the bid process again
@@misfittoys8883 Perfect explanation thanks.
Mercury came standard with 302 v-8 not online 6. Corn meal grinder is your questionable item
There is no way that 35 Chevy is worth even close to that kinda cash I was offered a 36 that runs n drives for 25 and I told him he was out of his mind for that termite machine.
We have 5 of those fairlanes in the Collection. on a 63 four door has a 260. We have a 64 289 4bbl engine. the remaining 4 are 64's two four doors and two 2 door hsrdtops. Great cars to drive. I like the 64 because it's a shrunk Galaxie. The 65 fairlane to me is the uglyiest ford ever made. the 66 and 67 are great looking vehicles also. Old guys are dying off. Pretty soon the T market will go much lower.
Sanford and son red 49 Ford
Please . Anyone direct me info 65 Cornet?? Interesting as is. Just going back in use give life!!
Dude what about. Next to.Allumi um boat .front frame and. Hey orange engine ? .you missed it h..
What happened to the white Buick? Video skipped it!
I think it sold around $1500
Any chance you remember what the Monarch went for?
I think around $250
How much did that1935 Chevy coup go for in sell please let me no just cost
how long did it take for the buters of the 35 chevy and the 26 t ford to butcher them up into junk rods
Only 5 days
@@ernielaw a......hole butchers for shame for shame
For the $ you are better off buying one all restored for less $
Why do you say the 8 3/4 axle is one year only? They were all this way after '64.
That specific housing was only offered in 1965. Later years had different widths
Nice how do you find these?
All auctions are listed online now. I don't think there are any auctioneers left who just do paper handbills. I actually found this one on Facebook. Search estate auctions or classic car auctions. I click on every auction listing that pops up in my feed, even if it's too far away or not something I'm interested in. That way the algorithm knows I am always looking. I don't search a lot anymore because people send them to me also
When you search estate auctions or classic car auctions, is that on facebook or another search engine?
Sad seeing those combines sell that cheap. Probably going to scrap. If they could talk...
Yeah that kind of hurt to watch. Then people will go spend half a million dollars for a new one with some fragile electronic junk that breaks, to save some hours. I can see both sides, but people are letting themselves be sold a bill of goods with the whole "right to repair" thing. If I had that kind of cash to throw around, I'd put it in land, not a depreciating asset
WhistlinDiesel just destroyed 7 Model Ts in his latest video. I know the guy is massively rich, but it still makes me sick watching him destroy classics.
He seriously needs to be slapped. I won't watch his videos. Saw a couple, and that was enough.
Sad
Those Model T's just don't get no respect. I guess people just don't like to drive them because they have no gears and it's just too complicated.
Too much wood in that Chevrolet