Finally a college that actually gives young people a true, passionate and useful diploma!! Very impressive young men and women attending and graduating McPherson! There is hope for our future! Thanks for a great episode! Cheers to all who love classic mechanical art!
I admire the young woman w/a penchant for old steel & a appreciation for rat rods. I know Cadillac 472s can basically turn back time because of their torque, but it's still got a job pulling that Ram Truck gear.
Lateef Carrere that was one of the many reasons I went with the big Caddy engine - I could’ve bought a small block Chevy from a friend for $100, but it just wouldn’t be as much fun as something with 500 lb-ft from the factory 😉 I’ve got a 3.54:1 gear in the back, so it won’t be particularly fast, but it should definitely be absurdly quick lol
@@LgSutterby I ain't mad atcha. Seems like a lifetime ago, but I owned '68 Electra 225 w/a 430/400 combo...She'd surprise some people w/how quickly she could catch up with some smaller, lighter cars on the expressway: Showoff: "Look at me! I've got a 5.0 Mustang!" Me: "Hold my Coca-Cola(no drinking & driving)." So, yeah - go scare the pants off a Mini driver :)
MacPherson college & the students are to be commended for their efforts. Young guy's enthused & passionate about their trade! The '62 has found a great home!thx once again to Hagerty & Tom.
FTBY59 Mike D That guy sure wanted the keys! Watch his hands & his eyes. I get the feeling he parties with them. Why’d they give that car to them anyways? I had the impression the school didn’t have any old cool cars to go get parts in. They clearly don’t need the car lol.
I was at a car show a couple weeks ago that my cousin's garage sponsored and there was a ton of young people there checking everything out, it was great to see. There were cars there from the 20s to the 2000s but the fact that they consider Late 80s to mid 90s mustangs and vettes classic cars made me feel old.
Never heard of McPherson in detail ..... but its over. I love the University and I support it %100!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a Veteran of the Middle East and this is a dream...
In the summer of '83, I was working for a custom combiner on the wheat harvest. As we rolled south to Oklahoma and Texas, where the wheat would be ready earlier, we stopped in McPherson to do some work on our combine. There was a Massey Ferguson dealer where my boss, Rod, had worked when he was in college there. We worked there for about a week before moving south and starting to combine. On the way north we came back through, I found a '56 Ford F-100 for sale. I bought it and returned for it when the summer's work was over. I hopped in that thing and drove it from McPherson, Kansas to Climax, Michigan non-stop. It had a 272 Y-block and with the 2 speed rear end, got 14 miles to the gallon on the trip home. Great memories!
Tom you are by far one of the most generous person out there and lets not forget everyone who made this possible .......one in particular the gentleman who owned this wagon .in Midland ,Tx
That's funny all that work putting that car together you give it to the school and Junior jumps in it and revs it up and tears out of there! Those young guys are going to beat the crap out of that car!
Yeah I agree. No respect. I thought he was going to hold it till it tossed a valve or rod. I wonder what it looked like when it got back and how much rubber was attached to the rear quarters.
Super episode. As a retired school principal just great to see young people so into cars...that I love...old cars 'cause I'm old. Great episode. Keep it up. Up here in Canada I love this stuff. These episodes are just folksy and warm. I raise a double shot of Crown Riyal to all of you.All right all right, eh?
Too many cool aspects about this video to mention. I love all the cool projects the kids have going, it’s so cool that this college program exists, and Tom is a fantastic host and his car knowledge is amazing.
The red Falcon station wagon story is awesome, good luck, I hope he can finish the project and take his grandma for a ride! I liked all of the students projects, great job guys!
Another great episode in which the TRUE hobby is reflected in so many different ways. So many different ideas and plans from all sorts of different folks are represented in this series, but they all share one thing - they're all "car guys" (and yes, sometimes girls, too :-)). They're not wealthy people who treat the hobby as a business venture or pay someone else exponential dollars to fix their cars up - they do it themselves, as time and money allows. They don't truck their spotless, trailered rides to Barrett-Jackson or Mecum - they're driving the things if possible and working towards that goal if they aren't yet. I see all these young folks on shows like this and it helps to calm my fears that the hobby is dying. Thanks as always, Tom & company. Your efforts here are noble, sir. -Ed on the Ridge
Great series getting that wagon going and then giving it to McPherson College. What a great program they have there actually teaching a vocation that these kids can use to earn a living the rest of their life. Used to live in Salina and was fortunate to be president of the Mercedes Benz Club when Mercedes decided to get involved with the College. The first scholarship graduate was Nate Lander I believe and think he still works for MBNA in California at the Classic car center. Thanks for supporting a great facility dedicated to keeping the art of restoration going!
In 1971, my brother and I had a 61 Ford Falcon Wagon that we drove while in highschool, we put curtains on the windows which was known as the make out wagon at the Drive-in theater.
Wow, so cool! When I’m in the states, I live about 20 minutes from there! I’ve been in Liberia for eight years, but when I’m back home, I get my ‘70 Chevelle out and drive it as much as possible. I’ve had it for 30 years now and will not be for sale as long as I’m alive!
Education defined: take what one learns, there, and it translates to, there. Great episode. Love Kansasland. Kills me that the 50’s to 70’s is old. I was just getting started, having the time of my life!!
Go to Dalhart TX. In north side of town there is an old coca cola distribution plant. Its stacked full of cars. I wish to stay anonymous but I promise you wont be disappointed. Look for a man named Paul Gore.
Ohh also supposedly he has another large building full of cars that I havent seen but who knows he might let you take a peak. Im young so im excluded he is kinda strict.
After all the work, time & attention that went into this car, I feel like you must have given quite a large chunk of your heart and had some second thoughts on giving it up even though the cause was admirable... I wouldn't be ashamed of shedding a few tears over it myself.. if I were in your shoes! :(
I so love this show! Thanks Tom, and Haggerty, for producing this fabulous series. This episode and the two earlier segments where the car was found in the salvage yard in Texas, and the subsequent episode where the car was refurbished, pretty much capture the essence and the excitement of the love for old cars, and the passion for restoring them. This is what it's all about! I was thrilled when I saw the second segment, where Tom returned to Texas to retrieve the car, and the owner of the salvage yard made his garage available for the restoration. And tonight, when I saw that the presentation at the College was to be made, I knew that I was in for an awesome ride. I had never heard of the Automotive program at McPherson, so I was really excited to learn of it, and to see several of their students working together, to restore this car. I really love to see that there are still at least a few folks out there who appreciate the histories and legacies of these old cars; who have sufficient passion to invest the time and money to rescue and rehabilitate them. I wish that there were more Automotive courses comparable to McPherson's, available in other regions. For most of my life, I've dreamed of doing this kind of work, but up to this point in my life, now in my early 50's, it hasn't been in the cards for me to do it. But I'm determined to get about it sometime soon! Thanks again for all that you do to produce this wonderful series. It's among the very best content on TH-cam, and I thoroughly enjoy it.
Super video! People always criticize me for having a slant 6 in my old Plymouth but I'm the one who pays for gas. The kid with the red '61 Ford wagon has the right idea.
My employer closed their doors and had to send me to a college of my choosing. Had I known about this school, I would have signed up immediately. Very cool donating the old wagon! Props to Hagerty!
That was probably the most uplifting episode you have shown up-to-date. Well done to all the folks involved. (Get the heck out of Dodge......... You earned it)
Another great video from you Tom and the behind the scenes crew. I get the feeling that deep down you didn't want to part with the old wagon. Don't retire.
Can't understand just leaving these vehicles outside for 30 yrs. when they seem to have emotions attached to 'em. ps this guy Tom has the right temperament for this kind of show. Very straightforward.
Very nice MG, ive owned several British cars including a 79 B, 53 TD, 55 TF 1500 , and a 64 Austin Healy that 79 you found was in nice shape yet someone put wire wheel conversion on it which is desired but not stock for that year Moss Motors has sold a conversion kit for years for the wire knock offs as well as a few other people i beleive the Moss System allows you to convert to stock pretty easily and is a favored one for many collectors BTW i know its not right but i actually liked the sound of the Falcon 6 cylinder. With the exhaust leak I couldnt agree with you more on the Bugeye going with the 1275 although you also need to Change the brakes to disc. Up front and another good upgrade is putting in a Datsun 5 speed for todays highway driving the Crowley Dually is one cool project those two make a heck of a team i hope they stay together and keep building new projects its always nice to see woman. In the car business not being chauvinistic but females do have. A much more flare for design and art Compared to men I liked this video with the sidestep of the tudents and the school
I may be your next barn find left a message at Hagerty about 3 classic mustangs hidden away in a dry garage/shed and enclosed trailer in N/E Illinois. They are going to be for sale but you get first look at them please contact before the scavengers get to them car collector passed away. Ron. of R.R.E.
A really awesome school and some cool projects. Only thing I didn't like was that 510. I've seen cars done in that style and they are the ugliest things ever! It would have been cool to do like an early SCCA replica or something. But that's the cool thing about cars. Everbody has things that they like and you can personalize them to your taste. So cuddos for doing your own thing. Great show.
It was nice to fallow all the video's to hand over the key's to the wagon. I do like how the school is set up where student's have a garage to work on there own car.
SNOOP U 2 the storage units don’t have any affiliation with the college, but we’ve kind of taken them over and there’s a mutual agreement between the students, school, and storage area owners
When I was 9 years old, my foster dad had a 63 Fairlane 500, two-tone green, factory paint, factory green and white interior. 37 years later, I'm still searching for that car.
What a cracking thing to do. I owned two of the cars featured once upon a long time ago. A 68 MK2 4 door 440 Cooltina. The one that got away was the 61 XL Aussie built Falcon sedan in Red. Great show, come to New Zealand for a World Wide Expedition...🎯🇳🇿🇳🇿👍🍻
Yep! That's Kansas weather for ya. Welcome to Kansas by the way! If you ever make your way to Salina they got a few gems hidden away. -life long resident of Kansas.
So you liked the weather ??? Welcome to Kansas my friend !!! 2 things I regret Not doing !!! Going to McPherson & moving to California or at least out west. I always eat, sleep, dream & bleed cars. In high school I had a 63 Impala - I paid more attention to that car - my friend & girl friend called the car Christine. I was bad. Then life happens - other things come & go. Finally after many years - I'm back into cars again. A good paying job helps !!! Love the things you do !!! Keep it up !!!
What a great series ... I look forward to every episode. Wish I had something available to me like this collage when I was growing up... so great to see the next generation of gear heads ready to take the automotive world by storm!
Too bad it was raining when you drove through Great Bend, KS.That is where the very 1st NHRA "Nationals" drag race was held in 1955 . Great Bend is an old hot town. I'm guessing there are great barn finds around there. Thanks for doing the show .
My father and both his brothers owned '62 Galaxies......one brother (my uncle) was a priest who drove a beautiful black (in/out) Galaxie 500. I went with him to pick up the brand new Galaxie in Port Arthur, Tx. When we left dealer, he commented the engine wasn't powerful enough, turned car around, returned to dealer to find out if it had '390 cu in' he had ordered......they made mistake & had ordered the '292 cu in. He went ahead and accepted smaller engine (sure they adjusted price though). The contrast of chrome instrument panel with black padded dash was dramatic. So the '62 Country Sedan brought back lots of memories. Thnx
Finally a college that actually gives young people a true, passionate and useful diploma!! Very impressive young men and women attending and graduating McPherson! There is hope for our future! Thanks for a great episode! Cheers to all who love classic mechanical art!
I grew up near there. It’s the best in the country!
Maybe the best Hagerty video ever. What a great school and a great thing to do with the Wagon .
agreed
I admire the young woman w/a penchant for old steel & a appreciation for rat rods. I know Cadillac 472s can basically turn back time because of their torque, but it's still got a job pulling that Ram Truck gear.
itll be fast,light body .
Lateef Carrere that was one of the many reasons I went with the big Caddy engine - I could’ve bought a small block Chevy from a friend for $100, but it just wouldn’t be as much fun as something with 500 lb-ft from the factory 😉 I’ve got a 3.54:1 gear in the back, so it won’t be particularly fast, but it should definitely be absurdly quick lol
@@LgSutterby I ain't mad atcha. Seems like a lifetime ago, but I owned '68 Electra 225 w/a 430/400 combo...She'd surprise some people w/how quickly she could catch up with some smaller, lighter cars on the expressway: Showoff: "Look at me! I've got a 5.0 Mustang!" Me: "Hold my Coca-Cola(no drinking & driving)." So, yeah - go scare the pants off a Mini driver :)
MacPherson college & the students are to be commended for their efforts. Young guy's enthused & passionate about their trade! The '62 has found a great home!thx once again to Hagerty & Tom.
I heard bachelors in restore and stayed watching.. I wonder which one gets the riddler or a magazine cover first.
Looks like the kid that took the wagon is going to trash it real quick.
I was waiting for the prez Mike Snyder to say "Well, alright, alright!" a'la Mathew McConaughey!..lol
Haha same!
FTBY59 Mike D That guy sure wanted the keys! Watch his hands & his eyes. I get the feeling he parties with them. Why’d they give that car to them anyways? I had the impression the school didn’t have any old cool cars to go get parts in. They clearly don’t need the car lol.
almost looked like a leasure suit lol!!!
Great to know there is another generation that loves cars like I do! Thank You!
I was at a car show a couple weeks ago that my cousin's garage sponsored and there was a ton of young people there checking everything out, it was great to see. There were cars there from the 20s to the 2000s but the fact that they consider Late 80s to mid 90s mustangs and vettes classic cars made me feel old.
Never heard of McPherson in detail ..... but its over. I love the University and I support it %100!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a Veteran of the Middle East and this is a dream...
In the summer of '83, I was working for a custom combiner on the wheat harvest. As we rolled south to Oklahoma and Texas, where the wheat would be ready earlier, we stopped in McPherson to do some work on our combine. There was a Massey Ferguson dealer where my boss, Rod, had worked when he was in college there. We worked there for about a week before moving south and starting to combine. On the way north we came back through, I found a '56 Ford F-100 for sale. I bought it and returned for it when the summer's work was over. I hopped in that thing and drove it from McPherson, Kansas to Climax, Michigan non-stop. It had a 272 Y-block and with the 2 speed rear end, got 14 miles to the gallon on the trip home. Great memories!
This video, the college, the cars and the people just all made me feel warm and fuzzy. I like this...
Tom you are by far one of the most generous person out there and lets not forget everyone who made this possible .......one in particular the gentleman who owned this wagon .in Midland ,Tx
That's funny all that work putting that car together you give it to the school and Junior jumps in it and revs it up and tears out of there! Those young guys are going to beat the crap out of that car!
Yeah I agree. No respect. I thought he was going to hold it till it tossed a valve or rod. I wonder what it looked like when it got back and how much rubber was attached to the rear quarters.
@@ynotdrappehs7440 thats what it is for!!!!fast parts getter!
+ they worked on it on break.
We’ll take good care of her 😉
Finally bosozoku cars getting more recognition
my uncle joe was on a bazoka team in ww2 fired anti tank rounds,but hey the kid is just starting lol
28:43 He masked that failed hand shake up nicely 😅
Indeed!!!!
That was pretty slick.
Super episode. As a retired school principal just great to see young people so into cars...that I love...old cars 'cause I'm old. Great episode. Keep it up. Up here in Canada I love this stuff. These episodes are just folksy and warm. I raise a double shot of Crown Riyal to all of you.All right all right, eh?
eaaah beer toast !!!!
Too many cool aspects about this video to mention. I love all the cool projects the kids have going, it’s so cool that this college program exists, and Tom is a fantastic host and his car knowledge is amazing.
I've been watching these barn find videos for a couple of years now and they keep getting better but this one will be hard to beat.
Dually Crosley is just one of the badass cars and the people working on them are wonderful.
I believe this just might be my favorite episode of Barn Find Hunter yet. Keep up the great work Hagerty and crew.
Restores your faith in the youth of America! Great episode and great to see those projects. I could have watched a lot more of the kid’s cars.
The red Falcon station wagon story is awesome, good luck, I hope he can finish the project and take his grandma for a ride! I liked all of the students projects, great job guys!
Another great episode in which the TRUE hobby is reflected in so many different ways.
So many different ideas and plans from all sorts of different folks are represented in this series, but they all share one thing - they're all "car guys" (and yes, sometimes girls, too :-)).
They're not wealthy people who treat the hobby as a business venture or pay someone else exponential dollars to fix their cars up - they do it themselves, as time and money allows.
They don't truck their spotless, trailered rides to Barrett-Jackson or Mecum - they're driving the things if possible and working towards that goal if they aren't yet.
I see all these young folks on shows like this and it helps to calm my fears that the hobby is dying.
Thanks as always, Tom & company. Your efforts here are noble, sir.
-Ed on the Ridge
moparedtn has never been better said than this! We do it simply out of passion!
Omg that ford cortina 😍😍😍😍😍😍 beautiful. Best car design/shape ever hands down
Great story, great career opportunities for motivated youth. Great college President ✌️👍🤣. Good job Tom and crew👍👍
What a great bunch of kids!
Great series getting that wagon going and then giving it to McPherson College. What a great program they have there actually teaching a vocation that these kids can use to earn a living the rest of their life. Used to live in Salina and was fortunate to be president of the Mercedes Benz Club when Mercedes decided to get involved with the College. The first scholarship graduate was Nate Lander I believe and think he still works for MBNA in California at the Classic car center. Thanks for supporting a great facility dedicated to keeping the art of restoration going!
I love that school and its students!...especially liked that rat-rod those two built!!..glad you are donating the 62 to a very worthwhile school!
bill nalder thank you, that rat rod is my girlfriend and I’s project. Was so excited to have the opportunity to share our build on such a great show!
@@LgSutterby Awesome dude- great job on the car (both of you), you have great talent- good luck in the future!
bill nalder thank you!!
I like the way you bring out the story of these classic vehicles.
WHAT A CROSLEY, WHAT A LOVELY CROSLEY!
In 1971, my brother and I had a 61 Ford Falcon Wagon that we drove while in highschool, we put curtains on the windows which was known as the make out wagon at the Drive-in theater.
...and it all started with you buffing out that fender.
I live in a city where there is a 'war' on cars. It makes me sad. Cars bring a smile to my face and joy to my heart.Rolling works of metal sculpture.
citys suck i agree!
Mike "Leisure Suit Larry" Snyder wanted those keys, he jabbed for them a couple of times
looked like leasure suit lol
😂😂😂😂😂.... Agreed..
Wow, so cool! When I’m in the states, I live about 20 minutes from there! I’ve been in Liberia for eight years, but when I’m back home, I get my ‘70 Chevelle out and drive it as much as possible. I’ve had it for 30 years now and will not be for sale as long as I’m alive!
Education defined: take what one learns, there, and it translates to, there.
Great episode. Love Kansasland. Kills me that the 50’s to 70’s is old. I was just getting started, having the time of my life!!
Great video guys! =)
Tom, your old mug eating that hotdog and then that old bull scratching himself on the old camper - classic!
Go to Dalhart TX. In north side of town there is an old coca cola distribution plant. Its stacked full of cars. I wish to stay anonymous but I promise you wont be disappointed. Look for a man named Paul Gore.
Ohh also supposedly he has another large building full of cars that I havent seen but who knows he might let you take a peak. Im young so im excluded he is kinda strict.
Loved seeing the young'uns keeping the hobby alive and well! Thanks Tom!
After all the work, time & attention that went into this car, I feel like you must have given quite a large chunk of your heart and had some second thoughts on giving it up even though the cause was admirable... I wouldn't be ashamed of shedding a few tears over it myself.. if I were in your shoes! :(
I so love this show!
Thanks Tom, and Haggerty, for producing this fabulous series.
This episode and the two earlier segments where the car was found in the salvage yard in Texas, and the subsequent episode where the car was refurbished, pretty much capture the essence and the excitement of the love for old cars, and the passion for restoring them. This is what it's all about!
I was thrilled when I saw the second segment, where Tom returned to Texas to retrieve the car, and the owner of the salvage yard made his garage available for the restoration.
And tonight, when I saw that the presentation at the College was to be made, I knew that I was in for an awesome ride.
I had never heard of the Automotive program at McPherson, so I was really excited to learn of it, and to see several of their students working together, to restore this car.
I really love to see that there are still at least a few folks out there who appreciate the histories and legacies of these old cars; who have sufficient passion to invest the time and money to rescue and rehabilitate them.
I wish that there were more Automotive courses comparable to McPherson's, available in other regions.
For most of my life, I've dreamed of doing this kind of work, but up to this point in my life, now in my early 50's, it hasn't been in the cards for me to do it.
But I'm determined to get about it sometime soon!
Thanks again for all that you do to produce this wonderful series.
It's among the very best content on TH-cam, and I thoroughly enjoy it.
Super video! People always criticize me for having a slant 6 in my old Plymouth but I'm the one who pays for gas. The kid with the red '61 Ford wagon has the right idea.
garth locklin the old slant sixes are great engines, screw the naysayers!
are those what they call the leaning tower of power? Uncle tonys garage is building one of those atm
Great cause, great gift to a wonderful school. All those student projects look fun and very real. I wish them all the best...
My employer closed their doors and had to send me to a college of my choosing. Had I known about this school, I would have signed up immediately. Very cool donating the old wagon! Props to Hagerty!
That Falcon wagon is awesome. Best series you’ve done Tom. 👍👍
God I love the rat rod / post apocalyptic thing!
gav240z 😁 thanks! It’ll look even meaner once I fab up a grille and side pipes on it 🤘🏻
@@LgSutterby your school is so sick!!!
That was probably the most uplifting episode you have shown up-to-date. Well done to all the folks involved. (Get the heck out of Dodge......... You earned it)
It is sooo encouraging to see these young folks interested and actually able to "fix" someting...There is HOPE...
Total respect to Tom and all the students...
Really cool to see a 2 door cortina as they are rarer than rocking horse poo in England!!
Another great video from you Tom and the behind the scenes crew. I get the feeling that deep down you didn't want to part with the old wagon.
Don't retire.
Can't understand just leaving these vehicles outside for 30 yrs. when they seem to have emotions attached to 'em.
ps this guy Tom has the right temperament for this kind of show.
Very straightforward.
I loved the episode and loved u gave it to the college
Very nice MG, ive owned several British cars including a 79 B, 53 TD, 55 TF 1500 , and a 64 Austin Healy that 79 you found was in nice shape yet someone put wire wheel conversion on it which is desired but not stock for that year Moss Motors has sold a conversion kit for years for the wire knock offs as well as a few other people i beleive the Moss System allows you to convert to stock pretty easily and is a favored one for many collectors BTW i know its not right but i actually liked the sound of the Falcon 6 cylinder. With the exhaust leak I couldnt agree with you more on the Bugeye going with the 1275 although you also need to Change the brakes to disc. Up front and another good upgrade is putting in a Datsun 5 speed for todays highway driving the Crowley Dually is one cool project those two make a heck of a team i hope they stay together and keep building new projects its always nice to see woman. In the car business not being chauvinistic but females do have. A much more flare for design and art Compared to men I liked this video with the sidestep of the tudents and the school
That wagon is so sweet! Love it.
10:25 Tom looking, what the hell this kid is doing :D
ok tom yet again a great episode . We need more places teaching these skills and people like you who support them
Man,that cortina mk2 is a car my brother in law had in about 1980 and I am from Scotland, brought back memories for me. Thanks.
I may be your next barn find left a message at Hagerty about 3 classic mustangs hidden away in a dry garage/shed and enclosed trailer in N/E Illinois. They are going to be for sale but you get first look at them please contact before the scavengers get to them car collector passed away. Ron. of R.R.E.
Tom Cotter i the best...thank you Hagerty for his series "Barn find - hunter".
Thank you for being a fan!
A really awesome school and some cool projects. Only thing I didn't like was that 510. I've seen cars done in that style and they are the ugliest things ever! It would have been cool to do like an early SCCA replica or something. But that's the cool thing about cars. Everbody has things that they like and you can personalize them to your taste. So cuddos for doing your own thing. Great show.
Who knew there was so much love for British iron in the center of the US.
Two types of people in this world---- givers and takers....you sir are a giver...loved your show....
I think the 62 Ford wagon is my favorite car in the video but that 53-54 Ford caught my attention also!
It was nice to fallow all the video's to hand over the key's to the wagon. I do like how the school is set up where student's have a garage to work on there own car.
SNOOP U 2 the storage units don’t have any affiliation with the college, but we’ve kind of taken them over and there’s a mutual agreement between the students, school, and storage area owners
When I was 9 years old, my foster dad had a 63 Fairlane 500, two-tone green, factory paint, factory green and white interior. 37 years later, I'm still searching for that car.
"We're getting the heck out of Dodge".... I love it... even me as an Aussie knows the associations of that line... LoL...
Never knew all these things were going on in my own back yard.
You also beat me to the whole “welcome to Kansas” thing lol
I really like the panel truck's license plate 'JMSGANG' James Gang!
Good band by Joe Walsh
Hello Bruce,
Also the name of a western outlaw gang lead by Jesse (not the ex-Mr. Sandra Bullock) and the betraying brother Frank.
First album I ever owned was the James Gang's Yer album. Also my favorite outlaw :) Peace
What a cracking thing to do. I owned two of the cars featured once upon a long time ago. A 68 MK2 4 door 440 Cooltina. The one that got away was the 61 XL Aussie built Falcon sedan in Red. Great show, come to New Zealand for a World Wide Expedition...🎯🇳🇿🇳🇿👍🍻
Yep! That's Kansas weather for ya. Welcome to Kansas by the way! If you ever make your way to Salina they got a few gems hidden away. -life long resident of Kansas.
Salina is nice coffeyville too
Of all your shows this was so cool to see,passing on to the youth to carry on.
Your smile at the end says it all. Love you man!
Love the music guys! That wagon was cheap at any price. 1 hotdog for you. Anyone else, 2 hotdogs ok?
Great story, more stories about these kids and their projects would be great! Thanks!!!
So you liked the weather ???
Welcome to Kansas my friend !!!
2 things I regret Not doing !!!
Going to McPherson & moving to California or at least out west. I always eat, sleep, dream & bleed cars. In high school I had a 63 Impala - I paid more attention to that car - my friend & girl friend called the car Christine. I was bad. Then life happens - other things come & go. Finally after many years - I'm back into cars again. A good paying job helps !!!
Love the things you do !!!
Keep it up !!!
This was Great! Cool School Thank you for sharing these Barn find Videos....
I always loved Falcon's and hope to see it again some day !
Falcons? isn't it a Fairlane?
@@magnificentfailure2390 Not the one in the middle of the video.
It's a galaxie ranch wagon.
@@4rdF1Hunny 15:00 is a Falcon
@@N-Scale yep, thought you were referring to the car being given away. My bad.
wow. that wagon is so nice, i am jealous! And also, McPherson students seems like great people.
Glad you left some work for the students to work on like the hood!!😁. Been driving me nuts.😎👍🇺🇸
It was only a matter of time until I saw a Sears Suburban garden tractor on this show and let alone my favorite one, a 1969 Suburban 12 at 9:49.
71_Sears $500 bucks it yours I actually own that 😂
Legacy LL haha, nice tractor for sure, I have 20 Sears tractors already and two of these with sequential frame serial numbers
probald a car pusher
Love the Cortina. My first car was a 67 mk2. I have been looking for one foe years.
Mine was a 69 MK2 4 door
Great gesture and nice to know that college exists. Enjoyed the saga of the wagon. Time for a new project!
Nice Merkur XR4TI. Love the series. thank you Matt C.
Wow, had no idea Matthew McConaughey was the president of McPherson!
Nah, that was Ron Jeremy, Jr!
What a great series ... I look forward to every episode.
Wish I had something available to me like this collage when I was growing up... so great to see the next generation of gear heads ready to take the automotive world by storm!
OMG! I can't believe it that at the end the Big Red Wagon was traded for a hot dog. 🌭🙈
Well, I hope to see that wagon again in a future episode.👍
I love this show!!!
The interactions are great!!!
The stories should never end.....thank you very much!!
Rescue that 510 *PLEASE!*
Great job, hope you go back in 6 months and revisit the car and see what they do to it ❗️🇺🇸
Too bad it was raining when you drove through Great Bend, KS.That is where the very 1st NHRA "Nationals" drag race was held in 1955 . Great Bend is an old hot town. I'm guessing there are great barn finds around there.
Thanks for doing the show .
My father and both his brothers owned '62 Galaxies......one brother (my uncle) was a priest who drove a beautiful black (in/out) Galaxie 500. I went with him to pick up the brand new Galaxie in Port Arthur, Tx. When we left dealer, he commented the engine wasn't powerful enough, turned car around, returned to dealer to find out if it had '390 cu in' he had ordered......they made mistake & had ordered the '292 cu in. He went ahead and accepted smaller engine (sure they adjusted price though). The contrast of chrome instrument panel with black padded dash was dramatic. So the '62 Country Sedan brought back lots of memories. Thnx
Bravo! Wish I was college age again, I know exactly where I'd go.
How can someone put a thumbs down on this. Crazy. Great video.
26.56....nice acknowledgement and good on you Tom!!!
Absolutely love it Tom! Great job, great show! Awesome!
Awesome series! You guys did it right! Fix it up and give it away!
Loved it, from Midland to Kansas!!!!!to the hotdog, hope you can do this again.
Mason needs to start his own channel for that Datsun.
One of your best Tom!
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I absolutely love this 62 wagon project! Well done gentlemen.
I was hoping to see more of footage of the “restoration” though.🙏🏻
Watching you drive around in that 62 I can almost smell the old car interior. Good times!