Abandoned for DECADES! These Buildings are Packed with RARE & VALUABLE Vintage Cars, Antiques & More
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. I know I was here once before, but now that they've organized a lot of it you can really see what's there! I found a bunch of new treasures that I didn't get to see the first time!
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You may not find this stuff as cool as I do, but did you die? 😆 😎 It’s all good, ✌️
I enjoy old stuff OBVIOUSLY as much as you do.. Enjoyed the Video, thanks for taking us along
Didn't hurt a bit! 🤠👍
This stuff is awesome! I like the variety
Well said
No brother I love all this The lava stuff and it's my type of stock just like you know crushing cars I've done demolition therapy's I've done scrapping I have my own scrapping business for a hot scrap under the scrap yard you know at the yard I did exactly what you did I scrap cars I scrap scrap metal I scraped everything thank you and anything I can make a dollar just like you and your dad you know you gotta do what it takes to make a living keep up the good work I like your to videos and I'd like to come out and see what you have one day and we can't survivor I'm still going to drag they're going to be attractive kids huh but you know Still lovely come out and see what you got and you see all your land on real hell hell I didn't stay tonight with you a couple of times what the hell I didn't you're a junkyard man I aint scared enough of it
That real long one you called a sink, I believe it's a urinal.
Yes there's still some very old bars here in Montana that still use them- they fill them with ice.
That's a slop sink at the slaughter house
I've been drinking out of a urinal, now I know why my wife said I have potty mouth
That long thing you called a sink is actually a trough urinal !
Awesome! I’ve never seen one so I didn’t know
Talk about going back in time. Really cool stuff!
Unfortunally , no year is given in this video ,only months. I often see this done on the inter-net and it gives people no idea of the time of sales and auctions.
Silas, thank you very much for taking the time to make and share this video. 😀
HE NEEDS TO STAY AWAY FROM CLASSIC VEHICLES !!! all he is doing is erasing history !!!
Sir, this is Feb. 25',24 . Have these things been sold ?
The Eagle Premier, was designed by AMC and Renault, orginally sold as a Renault, later when Chrysler got AMC, they changed the name to Eagle, it was also sold as a Dodge Monaco.
I grew up with that gas one cylinder engine, it was used as a water pump that sucked water from a 500 feet way and then pushed it another 250 feet to a 500 gallon tank. Dad started it every Saturday and mid week. It supplied water to our farm.
A friend of mine passed away in 2005 and they carried him to the cemetery in a horse-drawn hearse similar to the one you showed here.
Great video.
Gotta love it,amazing what gets saved,Thumbs up
When I was a teenager in the 70's we used to get soda from those "old" machines. Lol
I remember the cigarette machine I was like 8 years old and went into a bar he had a pack of cigarettes back then you're not supposed to but I did for my mama thanks for showing that man
Awesome seeing the old things of years gone by and forgotten by many people!
Love the funeral coach and the tracked mail truck. Reminds me of the one in the cartoon 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town'
Just love all the history about the old trucks and cars etc.
There some cool old stuff there. Just love watching your videos keep them coming. And thanks for taking the time to share with all of us.
Excellent video. The Mopars got my attention. The 1929 Dodge is fun to drive once you get the hang of it. My wife wants the old strollers to restore.
This one is so long i can’t watch it tonight! Going to have to watch it tomorrow.
That little Divco: I remember seeing those things in use in the 1960s, and I remember them being a lot more rotted while still on their milk route. They were cooled with blocks of melting ice, so rust was a fact of life.
WOW this is an amazing experience, too see 👀 all the old years of this collection WOW WOW WOW 👌
You pointed out wooden rakes that we used to hay out fields in rocky Maine! Yep. I’m a bit old.
Am from Maine and I use them raks also.
What a fantastic collection of stuff. Definitely you could easily fill in your man cave, yard, garage, etc.!
You find the coolest stuff. I love the funeral coach.
Back in the day (1969) I met a fellow named Sappo. Sappo was very cool and drove a converted milk truck. That truck was a hippie trip. Sappo if your there you were soooooo cool.
SILAS, FRAZER WAS A HIGH END KAISER CAR. MY UNCLE SOLD THEM IN NORTHERN INDIANA IN THE LATE 1940S AND EARLY 1950S. THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR TRIP WITH US.
Thank you for taking the time to make us a great video. There’s so much to see and record, I don’t know how you got it down to less than an hour. A person could spend days just looking at all those treasures. That hubcap is definitely from a Lasalle, I believe in the ‘37 - ‘39 era. Really enjoy your channel and adventures. Stay safe. Peace
A friend of mine used to build Hot Chocolate machines. (Steel Products - Marion IA)
LOL I am pretty sure that "long sink" is a urinal. We used to call them piss troughs and they were fairly common decades ago.
Pioneer village is a really neat place. You just have to appreciate older antiques and vintage things!
I hope I have this much stuff to liquidate after I go! What a collection. Thanks for the tour!
That funeral coach is elegant! You have a channel my husband and I can enjoy. Thanks!
The really big sink @ 12:53, Silas, I'm not making fun of you, maybe as you are young you wouldn't know what really is. Notice the valve on the left side of the "Sink" a pipe would connect to that and run down to the other side, which was usually a bracket. OK, It's not a sink but a Urinal! Very typical in the military, movie theatre restrooms, etc. The pipe was supposed to provide a low flow of water and ran all the time but most of them would harden with scale and quit working. It's a urinal!
I lol, and had to stop the video to explain what it was to my wife. We had one in my Grade school ( 67-73).
That was fascinating. Can't wait to see some of the auction. That old gas engine was cool and thank you for letting us know what the bid was. WOW
I knew a piano tuner who used to buy and destroy old upright pianos because they are impossible to tune once they've been exposed to extreme cold and heat. If he saw those pianos he'd lose him mind. Customers would have one and decide to tune it after decades so their grand child could take lessons and they refused to believe him that they simply could not be tuned.
Awesome hidden treasures
Kool vid silas 🤘
Thank you so much for the tour Silas. Lots of history in those buildings. And I believe people will be bidding like crazy on the Ford Woodie. I would personally go for the Oldsmobile sedan at 7:07
I used to deliver cigarette machines from 2001- 2007. Very heavy and awkward machines. The place I worked for let me take all the cigarettes out of over 40 machines before I took them to the scrap yard. I had close to 1500 packs of smokes and sold them or gave them away. Was so fun to push them off the back of the truck at the scrap yard.
One thing is for sure, there is absolutely cool stuff in these buildings!!!!
I’d love that Rampage!
It’s up to $1,100 already! I remember driving those up to the crusher 😆
Some really neat stuff in those buildings. Thanks for sharing
What a collection at that place. Just an astonishing amount of cool stuff. The old barber chair stuck out to me. Also if i could take every vehicle there i would. Id love to have the barber chair though. Thanks for the adventure Silas, you the man. Safe travels and God bless you and your family.
Man! What a great collection! I could spend days looking through that! Too cool!
The star coupe is nice, I have a 23 and 25 to build one out of, they were years ahead of the competition.
Awesome video. Very cool items in there. So many things I would love to buy. I especially love the Horse drawn buggies and the Hurse.
Thank you for yet another great video of an INCREDIBLE collection of boy toys ! Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve for the next one. THANK YOU, AGAIN.
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Your newest friend / subscriber from Northeastern New Jersey.
All these old car and trucks will make good for movies.
The auction companies need you to get the word out to the public on these type of auctions , such a huge deal
Lots of neat stuff the knife blade on the frame is for cutting wheels of cheese and just because it's an oil pull does not mean it's not steam they made many steam engines my grandfather operated one
Thank you for taking time off from your business to make this video. It looks a lot more organized. Can't wait to see auction. Jerry B from NW Arkansas.
Damn a treasure trove!!! Sure appreciate your time to show us everything you did!!
1956 custom Royal Dodge pretty cool to see stuff like that
That was so cool love that old stuff it was so great to go through that place saw a lot more then from the first trip through thank you so much.
It's a good thing that all that stuff is in your neck of the woods otherwise I would be real tempted to spend money that I shouldn't be spending. Our local museum in Evansville, Indiana has a black horse drawn hearse on display as well as an old horse drawn fire wagon that firemen used over a hundred or so years ago. I just can't believe the huge variety of stuff in and outside of all those buildings. Thanks for the video tour Silas. I really enjoyed it.
Are you still in business for her some happened to you?
This is unbelievable. Definitely, every piece is a collectable item. It was good lf the items were placed in a organized manner. Thanks! very good presentation.
Mr. Goodpliers did a walk through a few days ago.
Yep and I did a walkthrough a couple months ago as well. It’s more organized now so they uncovered a lot more stuff
I want the red Studebaker truck. It would haul all the parts to the matching pickup I have in progress.
Man there is some crazy stuff in there!
Thanks for taking us on the tour!
Cheers
Terry
I knew a lot was being missed in your first vid Silas, thanks for the revisit, much enjoyed!
The vending machines were most facinating, especially the Pepsi and cigarette machines.
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PS: I want that Maverick but it's not happenin! 🥺
Man- would love to look through the crevices in those old wagons and 20’s and 30’s cars. Imagine the silver coins!
You said COOL 166 times in this video now that’s COOL 😎
Glad that You went back and as You said many Times = COOL STUFF !!!! We enjoyed the Video very much - good to see some of the Items again and many,many new Items as well - we also love the Old Cars - wow ! Many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
World Record for the amount of "cools" said in one TH-cam video. Cool.
Nice stuff! Thanks for filming for us!
Coffee grinder I would buy!!!!! I love fresh Ground old fashioned coffee.
Take a drink every time he says cool stuff.
Hey Silas the Hearse coach is awesome. I can see them using it in a movie..
old carts, and one seaters can be sold easy, iit becomes garden flower pots, and those seaters easy sell and go to such places as new york where you pay for a ride with horses sitting in beck
Really Cool is right !!
I would have gone for one of the operating tables. Will be handy in a DIY workshop especially if you do not have a lot of space, you can fold the sides away to save space. Pity I am in another country altogether.
Very enjoyable video. All neat things. My favorite is the Horse Drawn Hearse.
lots of cool stuff! I like that old scout travel all
Thanks for showing all the cool stuff you’re right there’s a lot of cool stuff I like cool stuff very very cool stuff, I think everybody likes cool stuff I wish I had more room for cool stuff at my place
That's a 1960 Chevy Biscayne in Suntan Copper with a 6 cylinder.
I'm amazed after viewing this video and all the quanset huts full of farm stuff that there didn't seem to be at least one hit and miss engine. Those things are very collectible so if there ever was one, it's probably already been bought up. Thanks for the tour. Very interesting to say the least.
Thank you letting us see it it was awesome
Great video Silas That gas pump was very nice all the old cars are beautiful Lots of good stuff
Great video today love the torpedo game over if it hits you 😀 👍 😉
Way cool stuff there. Thanks for time machine walk around
Thanks Silas. That falcon is really nice.
Wow. Thank you for sharing!
Amazing amount of rare items 👍 👍
Could you say "cool" more? It's so cool when you say cool. Cool
So what you're saying is there's lots of cool stuff 😏
You'd look good cruising in that Red Dodge pickup!
Thank ya for the nap Silas! 😆 just kidding brother, love your videos. Keep ‘‘em coming please!👍🏼✌🏼
Hi Silas, greetings from Dearborn Michigan it's nice to see all of that stuff in unrestored condition. We're lucky that Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum is in our back yard so we get to see some of those things fully restored. But to see them in natural condition is so rare. If you ever get a chance to visit the Detroit area you have to check them out. Keep those adventures coming and good luck my friend.
That is an Amazing time capsule,Thank You!
Lots of cool stuff thanks for sharing
Favorite was the woody wagon. Surfs up
That old Oil pull Rumley tractor is awesome!! those tractors are very collectible. they are nicknamed is a Kerosene Annie because they can run on Kerosene fuel. That thing is totally awesome!!
Oh boy hope you get the pop corn machine ❤❤❤😊😊😊
I remember seeing and using a iced drink machine back in the early 90s
At 3:30 in the Film Equipment mentioned was several TP-6 RCA 16mm sound projectors from a TV station. State of the art, 1954.
This was fun to see. Thanks for posting.
Silas that's a 60 Chevy
1974 Maverick and 1965 Falcon
Awesome video Silas! My favorites were the Chevy COE and the torpedo.
Just a fact for ya! Love what you do, in bringing all the history, to us, nice rides, ( first of all) do appreciate 😃
The fact tho, speedometer, a little off, 1000, spot , they are over a 100,000 miles!! And yes we all learn something new every day. God bless
Weaver machine was potato chips from omaha
Those vendo machines and and coke coolers are just pure money to collectors. Just wow!!! New subscriber here.
Great content. Thanks for the walk through.
wow. That was some really cool stuff.
Anyone else notice the mouse run under the back of the wagon at 34:03?