Off Roading A 102 Year Old Car Goes WRONG! (Rescue mission)
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- This is absolutely my favorite rescue that I've ever done and I don't know if anything will be able to top it! The Central Oregon T-Bums are a group of antique car enthusiasts who go on overloading and off road trips in there 100+ year old cars. They take these things places that a lot of modern rigs won't go and do it just like it was done back in the old days! On their latest trip they were in the middle of the Ochoco National Forest when they got caught in a surprise thunderstorm that saturated the area. They had to take shelter in their cars and by the time the storm had passed, the ground was so muddy that they couldn't get out. So they stayed the night in the woods, and then I headed out the next day with my @Jeep TJ-6 to try and get them out. Once we got to them it had dried out enough that some were able to make it out on their own, and were then able to recover the others, but the 1921 Studebaker was stuck pretty bad. So we used a combination of winching with my @harborfreight Apex winch, and pulling with my @YankumRopes to get it free and up the hill. By that time another thunder storm was coming in fast and we had to get out of the woods as the thunder and lighting started coming in behind us.
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The very best video o
Those guys are so cool. Much respect to them. They seem so cool to be around.
The tracked Jeep would have loved this
Ps the field of flowers were Lupins
How awesome is this footage to see the old timers being rescued. One of your best ever videos.😊
By far my favorite!
Even older than the first Jeep Willys!
Agree one of the best vids!!!
Best one ever & I like the longer videos Hope you do get an old car or truck then you can carry all your towing equipment with you
@@CaseyLaDelle if i remember right then robby leyton got a old timer crane truck sitting out back , maybe you can talk him into letting it have a new home.
edit: its a 1929 Ford Model AA towtruck
Casey. Thanks for rescuing these guys. I know a couple of them. We belong to some of the same vintage camping collectives, as well as the Model T Ford Club of America. They are not the only crazy group to use their cars off road. We have members who have driven from Texas to Alaska. One guy who logs as much as 10, 000 miles a year in his T mostly gravel and off road. We live in the Ozarks of Arkansas and use our 27 T and vintage camping equipment to run trails and camp in the Ozark National 0:13 Forest of Arkansas and Missouri as much as we can. We need more young guys to pick up the torch and keep these old cars in the woods.
Nice video, and thanks again ..
Amen im building 1 very soon!
After riding through the Idaho woods in a Willies Knight in the 1940’s, I want to remind you that these autos were designed for just the driving conditions you have now.
Just an awesome video you guys are having so much fun helping these people out
Your favorite recovery is my favorite video. Anyone who purposely takes cars like that off-roading has my ultimate respect and you know theyre a group of guys that never have bad days, just days with more with better stories. You definitely need to take a trip with them some day even if you just have the TJ as a support vehicle because their adventures deserve to be documented. I challenge anyone to show me an offroad club in this country that has more bragging rights than these guys. Henry Ford would be proud!🇺🇲
Yes, yes he would.
😶🌫👀🖖
Seriously! Too much fun!
PS - Epic recovery of the original off-roaders plus lighting, storm damage, wildflowers and rattlesnake! Thanks for the video.
@@justahasbeen They are into central B.C. too, even up into the Rockies in B.C.
@@justahasbeen It probably too wet there for them. They like hot and dry.
Lots of good eating with that big snake ( fried snake is really good )
We have them in New York and Pennsylvania i used to live on a mountain named rattlesnake mtn in New York! Too bad they had so many rattlesnake roundups in the past and now its very rare to see any!
My mother was born in 1919 and grew up in the out back of Australia. There were no made roads and she used to tell stories about cars like these getting bogged in mud and in sand, and it taking many hours to travel the 100 miles to the nearest town. She died in 2016 I wish she could have seen this video, she would have loved it. I loved watching it. Thank you.
As a guy who has loved the Model T since I was 11, back in 1965, this was the coolest rescue EVER!!! That poor Studebaker sure didn't like mud. And, for the young viewers, that really was the way roads were back in the early 1900's, and Model T's were the 4wd's of their day. Great Video, Casey!!
Also of note: Model Ts could flex their suspensions almost as much as the modern off-road buggies of today!
well said
@@davidlasanen7690 Thank you!
The guy in the red shirt is my uncle! Fun to see them become TH-cam celebs overnight! They are a great bunch!
Uncle Dennis is the man!
@@CaseyLaDelle He sure is. Thanks for getting him, Mary and the rest of the T-Bums back to civilization.
This could have been 3 hours long and I would have loved every second of it!
What a great adventure and video, Casey. I too envy those guys, that would be so much fun!
Well said
This is without a doubt the coolest rescue I have ever seen. This is a group of crazies I would like to follow. Thanks.
Yeah, too bad they don't have a U tube channel. I'll bet it would do well.
@@georgevindo Did Model T's come with WIFI?
If they had a youtube channel id for sure subscribe
I just posted this on a Motorcycle forum I belong to, that video was OUTSTANDING THANK YOU!!!
First I want to share with members of the forum, this "Casey", is just a outstanding guy, I have seen him help basically a homeless person, living out of a car-stuff some money between the locked car door, then tow this car for free-YES TH-cam helps him by paying him with his videos-watch him enough and and you see the REAL person, who lives in Oregon, has a huge heart and I have helped him in many ways ( buying some hats and hoodies)-The entertainment value is just outstanding. Watch and see a Ford with wooden wheels go where only a jeep can go, and he has TIRE chains on those wooden wheels-Just outstanding!!
So cool seeing the old cars out being used and enjoyed. Their owners obviously have so much fun... it is good to see a 100 yr old car beautifully restored in a museum, (and some should be there) but it is great knowing that some are out there still exploring.. and showing how capable they are.
Thanks for taking us along!
Coolest recovery I've ever seen. I love seeing those antiques out in the woods doing things!
Best and most entertaining recovery yet, those old guys and cars were really having a good time
This, is what 'Americana' means to me. Antique cars, old fellas, and good times. I love this. 😂❤
When Casey makes an hour long video, you know you're in for some serious entertainment. These guys are awesome!
On a scale of 1 thru 10 this video is a 100!!! What a off road recovery that no one has ever done before . Casey your the man!!
These guys are probably the most awesome off-roaders I have seen. I hope we see much more of them in the future.
It may be a long video, but well worth it. That club is doing what our ancestors were doing on a regular basis. This has to be the coolest recovery I've watched from anybody. Thanks for sharing
Casey, it was so much more fun to watch *you* doing that than to think about *me* having to do that. This has to be a top-5 video on your channel!
Are you kidding me? I want to go wheeling and camping with these guys tomorrow.
How do I get on the early release for Casey’s videos?
Wow awesome seeing old vehicles off roading
Best part, "This is the best day ever!"
Well this was pretty freaking EPIC! Casey's new motto is, "There is nothing normal about this channel" LOL . I honestly was very amazed at just how rugged the old cars are! Most definitely Casey LaDelle will have a car like that. Awesome video Casey I am glad that you have enough battery and memory card to be able to record all of that. Thanks for taking us along and of course thumbs UP!! 👍🏁🏁🥇🥇🥇
Being normal is for normal people 😂
Just wait until next month when I literally run away with the circus!
Those old cars were designed for bad roads - because that's all there were back then.
@@CaseyLaDelle Normal is just a setting on the dryer.
Those old Model T's were something else! They were light and could handle pretty rough terrain!
Plus, there was a lot of after-market stuff made for them.
I have seen four wheel drive versions and both half track and full track versions.
If there was an idea to try, somebody it seems tried it!
Glad to see people are having fun with them!
This footage is absolutely incredible! It's so heartwarming to witness the rescue of these old-timers. Definitely one of your most captivating videos to date. 😊 The dedication and effort put into rescuing and preserving these 102-year-old cars is truly commendable. It's a testament to the love and passion for vintage automobiles. Thank you for sharing this thrilling and unforgettable rescue mission! 🚗🔧🙌
An hour long video from Casey ? Totally groovy ( especially with those old cars ) ! 👍
This was no doubt the wildest recovery I have ever seen with no body getting hurt or broken !!! 4 stars for you big guy!
I think 5 stars out of 5!
Easily the most entertaining recovery I've ever watched you do, Casey. I couldn't help but think while I was watching "well, welcome to the Ochoco's"...Those guys were a hoot and a half...
I can't say how awesome it is to see these old cars being used for an actual road trip! Thank you so much!
What an absolutely awesome adventure with the beautiful burst of flowers and the hawk/eagle fight and the coolest bunch of guys and their old cars. Just a great fun video. Thank you Casey
OMG you were like kids in a candy store on that recovery! This was like watching a living art piece in action at an auto museum! You guys make me want one too dang it! All the laughing and carrying on showed you were truly among your people indeed. Rubber side down and stay safe kids
wow the best video i ever watched on u -- tube the best thank you guys all of you im 81 and love the old cars had one at 16 thanks casey more please make a trip vid with them week end car camping over road trip please well done wow just wow
What a great adventure Casey and Jeremy! Those old Fords and the Studebaker out driving around having fun is really cool. I like seeing the old cars puttering down the road or on display, but seeing these guys out wheeling in them is the best.
Those are my kind of people. Coolest recovery ever. Thanks Casey and all the Turd's out there.
Casey, best episode ever......A few years ago a friend and I saw an example of "my enemies enemy is my friend". It was a Raven and a Red Tail Hawk going after a Golden Eagle. Awesome.
Many years ago I saw a pair of seagulls dueling a bald eagle. That or the hawk is like a WWII fighter plane going after a big ol bomber. ;)
I saw a hawk and two crows flying in delta formation up and down the wall. Either they were flying a tight formation or chasing the hawk. I'm talking all of two inches apart. 😊
I have to agree! Absolutely top Rescue you've posted and it wasn't too long. Loved all the footage to include Fire fighting with a broken bucket, Close encounter with a rattler and it isn't over until you've made it across your last washout! You definitely earned your T-Bum hat!😊😊
Exceptional group of vehicles and guys using and appreciating them. This deserves millions of views!
I believe after watching a whole year of you rescuing people in the woods and snow and everything. This is one of the best I repeat 1 of the best videos of helping people. These cars are awesome and they're still using them today over a 100 years old. You're a great guy keep up to great job. People love you
100% agreed! By far my favorite recovery!
Good day, oh my you are not the only one who wants one of these things. You had way to much fun on this job. No recovery person from Matt to Rory can top this recovery. Fantastic video.
Paul either
Casey, I failed to mention just how incredible I found this video!! Who would’ve imagined?! I bet “Grumpy” would’ve loved this. Makes me proud to see that everyone in this video knows how the ground will change as the sun warms things up and when a storm is inbound, they know the urgency of their short window of opportunity. When a person (Man or woman) can look up at the clouds around them they can tell if something is brewing and how bad, that’s the kind of person you can trust in the woods!
Well done on the editing!
We should call this group the; “empty holster gang” or; “over the hill gang” lol. Great men to hang around!
Excellent video recovery of the original off road vehicles. Would have been even more fun if Grumpy could have joined all of you, he would have been in his own element out there with all of you. Of course he would have been the one to find the rattle snake.
My "motorcycle sense" almost always got me home just in time for the rain.
I’m about halfway through and I haven’t heard. “ Should have bought a horse “
how much fun do those guys have on their adventures. how lucky for you to get to go rescues them and to make one of your best videos
These guys are so fun, and they're having a great time.
I've not offroaded in vintage cars but I've been cruising in 1030's boats, both sail and engine powered, there's something really great about doing it old school and turning heads.
Hands down, this is the coolest recovery EVER!!!! You need to hang with these guys more often and get more footage like this....
I agree 💯
Im going to say this is arguably the coolest recovery on TH-cam! What a cool group of guys doing cool things in cool old cars!
Could you imagine the stir it would cause if these guys showed up in Moab? Rory could drive backwards up Hell's Gate with his trailer on and it wouldnt be as impressive as these century old Fords and Studebakers driving it!
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We have been there, and going back next year
Wow! An amazing rescue and just so much excitement and laughter. Absolutely loved this one! Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦
Such an amazing rescue Casey! Looked and sounded like a blast! But just imagine what it was like FOR REAL back in that time when there were no roads or bridges. I don’t think there was a lot of laughter back then! Seeing him drive up that hill bouncing around, in color, WOW that was amazing! That was the closest we’ll get to a real Time Machine!
Wow. One in a million recoveries. From vintage cars to mid air battles to road floods, this has to be the best. Interesting to see the last flooded crossing no water was coming out of the culvert! Great one Casie. Looking forward to you turning up at your next recovery in a Model T four wheel drive.
Sorry - miss- spelled your name Casey.
What a bunch of cool old dudes. I could watch em wheeling for hours. I've only hand cranked my Land Rover once and it started, never been that lucky since.
I love that you guys notice things like the eagle and hawk encounter. It’s those things that make me happy out in the wilds.
Been a happy couch co pilot on many of your adventures but this one made me really feel like "we" really accomplished something. You earned your hat today!
@20:47 allot of people forget that 102 years ago there wasn't any roads so the vehicles were built to drive on horse and buggy paths, look up old model T videos from Ford and see how crazy they were back then
That recovery is in an entertainment league of its own, and it wasn't an easy rescue either. Thank you so much for sharing the adventure including those cool people from the vintage car group and their 100 year old vehicles in the forest wilderness with another storm threatening. And the wildlife too... the Hawk vs Eagle fight, the Rattlesnake... and the wild flowers (lupins?)
On of the best videos from you so far!! These guys were hilarious 😂 I love that they were out off roading in 100yr old trucks!! Rather than letting the rubber rot in garage unused.
The scenery, the vintage cars and you all having the time of your lives!!! Yes, this is a long video. I have to say: I loved every minute of it!!! Thanks for posting this!❤️
Thanks for bringing us along on this epic (and at times sketchy 😉) adventure! Being born and raised in Detroit it was beyond cool to see those classic cars going off roading (instead of in a museum)! I think this is my favorite recovery video too! 👍
That was epic, Casey! Thanks for taking us along.
One hour of pure gold.... No issue with this being an hour long video. You're right, way too much cool content to leave out. And yes, you've made alot of good videos, but this is the best content yet. I don't think you will ever top this one.
Most people now days don't know the way them fellers are driving is how it was in the early 1900. The dirt roads they were driving back then is like the park roads they are driving on now.😊
Kinda hard to keep your foot on the clutch when bouncing around like that, eh? 😆 This was such a great video, Casey. 👍
a T doesn't really have a clutch as such. Well, it does but not one like you thinking of.
What an awesome adventure! Loved seeing the vintage cars 🌹
Before 4wds... This is what we had. Many stories of these vintage vehicles going off road. Hell back then there wasn't many highways. Most roads were dirt. Seen these on beaches and its unreal were they can go.
Love this video, awesome content. Great to see these ol'timers out and about.👍
Thank you all for this MOST interesting video. As the former owner of a 1931 Ford AA 1/4 ton pic up, I could relate very easily to this situation in this vid. At 80 yrs. old now, I don't think that I'd like to do what you guys showed. Thank you all, rescue guys, and antique car owners.
Those were the original off-road vehicles beause when they were made, there weren't many paved roads except in the cities. Seeing those vintage cars is like going back into time 100 years,
Has ever so much fun been had on a recovery. 😊
This was an excellent video. These guys are awesome.
Makes you want to go out and buy a model T Ford.
The scenery was spectacular, especially from the field of flowers. That's a lot of rain water 🌩Thanks for sharing, Casey. ❤👍
Im building one now and now im thinking about.making it 4wd! With dirtbike tires or mudders to be a support vehicle
That was a fantastic trip - amazing to see those 100 year old cars just doing their thing.... honorary member - not bad Casey
My Grandparents immigrated to Canada from Nebraska sometime around 1910. Watching this makes me wonder what their trip was like. What were the roads like back then, probably not much better then this?
This really was an awesome episode.
I am a mechanic, I am lost at how well those old buggies did. I wouldn't take my 2015 Sierra through that LOL ( It's a bit of a pavement princess )
No joke on the last comment, rwd with spindly tires, no sidewall and no shocks and trudging through all that mud with not that much issue. Those things surprise the hell out of me.
This recovery was great. A person would not think that the wooden spoke wheels would be as strong as they are or hold up to such rough conditions.
Back then when those cars were brand new the roads were just dirt and mud flash forward a 100 yrs the wooden spoke wheels are still holding up that is impressive
The Wheelwirght is a Master Craftsman in every sense of the word.
Man your TJ can sure pull . That old car in the mud weighs twice as much as your jeep😊
This was by far one of the most interesting recoveries I have seen on your channel, Casey.
Thank you for sharing!
I never thought I would want a model T but like you this is really on my radar now thanks to you and the Rough Riders
Best recovery EVER! 😁 So glad you all got out before that thunder and rain stranded you all for the night. Thank you for sharing this adventure with us, I personally really enjoyed it and don't care it is nearly an hour. Stay safe out there. ✌
Dude that has to be the COOLEST bunch of dudes!! That is so awesome! I would totally hang out with them. Best recovery of the year!
So cool to see that ol studebaker out there like that. I used to work with the guy that owns it, Linus. Awesome dude and awesome car.
Amazingly, those conditions would have been considered "good" when those cars were New! Love that these guys are driving them like they were made to do!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
I love how unfazed these men are. They're all out for fun. These vehicles were built to last. Great video and I loved watching it. Laughter was awesome to hear.
They just took it all in stride, didn't they.
@@periwinkle-dragonfly yes they certainly did.
The rain storm you experienced.. hit us in Spokane today.
My rain catchment system collected over 200+ gallons in about 2 hours.
My grandfather had a 1924 Model T and legend has it he was on the way to his wedding and it quit. He got a neighbor with a 2-horse wagon to give him a ride. I have pictures of him in his Model T stuck in mud in front of the house where I live. At that time (around 1925) the road was just being built and was still dirt. Casey, it is just so cool seeing you hook up to those old cars. GREAT VIDEO!
This brings back memories of working with an older gentleman back a (while) ago. He used to tell of the time in his childhood when they were traveling on dirt roads and his father would just turn loose of the steering wheel at 30 miles an hour. The tires would follow the ruts in the "road" they traveled, his mom screaming all the time. He called following those ruts "cooning the edges." I enjoyed the video very much and wouldn't minded if had been longer. Those cars had to be tough because they were the truly the first off-road vehicles because back when they were built there weren't a lot of paved, much less, gravel roads.
Absolutely my favorite rescue Vid... of all the off-road rescue vids from any channels I enjoy so far !!! And thats many channels and many years!!! So much fun !! And dont worry about long vids... I was sad to see this one end so quickly !! Awesome job !! Cheers from Vancouver Island BC.
Casey, Jeremy and the boys what a brilliant adventure you’ve all been on, and I loved watching every minute of it. I'm so glad everyone made it back safely. 😊 🚙👍
What a hoot I love that watching the old guys with the old cars getting pulled out and just out there using them in abusing them
I was camped north of there, across the Washington border and watched these storms miss us, looks like that was a good thing
One hundred thumbs up, coolest thing I have ever seen.
Really makes me wonder what it was really like before real roads were laid down.
Kudos to Jeremy for sprinting with the video camera in that rock strewn soggy mess
Let me see if I got this right:
Get your senior citizen buddies together.
Strap every artifact from the Louis and Clark expedition onto your 100 year old cars and head off into the backwoods during an epic storm.
Swamp two of them in a flooded creek.
Drain 4 gallons of creek water out of the crankcase then start it on the first tug of the hand crank and head off across a boulder mine field on 100 year old wooden spoke wheels, century old axles and springs while your buddy is putting out a potential forest fire by himself with a broken bucket and wet shirt.
Walk back to fetch your lost wheel to reinstall with a makeshift bolt.
Ponder whether any of these incidents are enough to earn the golden Turd award.
And by the way, don't step on the rattle snake!!!
Here's me, sitting on the couch watching TH-cam videos.
In my next life I want to be one of these guys!
NOW THAT'S THE BEST OFF ROAD CLUB EVER!! THAT WAS QUITE THE ADVENTURE, THANKS FOR TAKING US ALONG!! WOULD LOVE TO SEE MORE OF THEM.
This one is a million smiles-worthy, Casey!! Lots of fun!!
Old school is the new school,
Wicked awesome dude 😊
I'm thinking Robby Layton has a old model Ford made into a tow truck, would fit right in with these guys.
I think Rory is upgrading it into a f350 chassis.
The coolest vehicles being driven by the coolest guys and recovered by the coolest towie. Wish this video was longer. Those old crocs are far more capable than they look. Interesting to put the ford model T up against a modern ford focus across the same terrain. Thanks Casey for posting this video. Watched it twice back to back. Can't wait till the next time I watch this video.
I took a screenshot of the flowers. Google lens identified them as Lupinus Havardii (Big Bend Bluebonnets).
I love nature and antique vehicles. Great video!
Great video never seen anything like this before, 102 year old car out wheeling on forest roads, and all the other cool stuff we saw.
My immediate thought is how can I be friends with those guys! That looks like so much fun.
This is now my favorite TH-cam video and I’m not even done watching it yet. Thank you so much for sharing this awesome experience with us Casey!
I've been called crazy in my younger years...cars, turbo sleds, motorcycles, etc. In my mid 50's now and I can only hope to become a "Crazy Ol Coot" like these fellas in the next 10-20 years....and I use that term with the utmost respect and admiration towards these gents. Great vid!
Awesome video and recovery Casey!! One of your best. These guys are epic! We need to remember that they faced these kind of road conditions every day back when these vehicles came out. Loved it!!
Hands down you have the best job in the world ! Amazing office and great people to deal with. And all you do is help people. I am happy to see there are good people like you around and appreciate that you recognize and appreciate how good it is.
I'm so glad you kept all that footage. Awesome rescue. Great work guys!
Congrats on honorary member Casey! That is a cool auto club to belong to.
I agree with you on this being the coolest recovery ever.
You amaze me, in almost every episode, yet still lupine flowers and a fighting eagle and hawk were not among my expectations 💜💙 And that was only the modest entrée… Oh, and a serious rattlesnake for desert.
Nice camerawork, Jeremy.
Thank you Casey. I wanted to see your jeep pulled out of the mud by a model T😂😂😂
Give it time!
I'm just so happy to be seeing people using the vehicles from the day the way they were meant to be used not just showing them off