Hey Matt! That was excellent coverage of Hershey...especially for folks who have never been there before. Seriously! Yoose Guys accurately captured the feel of IT. Too bad you never had an opportunity to experience the famous Hershey mud of years ago...before all that sissy paving. I have a photo from Fall '79 of a beautiful, white 56 T-bird being dragged by a chain through hopeless rocker deep mud by a local farmer and his tractor. And we walked through it like a bunch of animals and loved it! Keep grabbin' good stuff!
Close as I will ever get is here. I Live in Alaska And am crippled up too bad to travel. I love your channel Matt and am glad that you had fun. I was surprised at the little amount of cars on the highway. I would of thought way more. Lot of difference between east and west and Alaska as we kind of have our own system here. Morning traffic is bumper to bumper and that is four lane.
This was my first year at Hershey and boy did I walk. It must have been 10 plus miles. After watching this video I guess I didn't see everything. I did say hi to Matt and Mike however. Keep it up guys, best subscription on you tube I have. Thanks
Awesome video Matt and Mike! Its fun to spot stuff that I missed. There is just so much to see its mind blowing. That drug store sign at about 16:30 was right around the corner from my in Orange Field and it was $24,500! Dang! I was in love with the blue 1937 Ford panel truck and the apart, but mostly complete 1940 Merc 4 door convertible in the corner of the Red field. If I was able to buy anything I would have bought those two vehicles. I also was really digging on the barnfind '31 slant window sedan in the bottom corner of Chocolate south.
I'v watched your channel a few times but just subscribed yesterday after watching you tank up that rolling chassis ford and back it out. Now I want to go back and see some earlier work on that. Absolutely excellent content. Nice intro. A+. Like the groove you are in here.
Great job on videos and appreciate all the down to earth work you put into it with your pals. I wish there were interest in old machine tools and swap meets the same as with old cars and stuff.
I am an ex pennsy boy in the southwest now but I do recognize the reading pagoda in your logo. I also lived in berks county. Great seeing Hershey because our swaps suck. Keep up the great vids. Tanks.
"Vacation wonderland for antique car guys" Love it! Where else would you want to go? The AACA works so hard to put on this show, I work there. It's great to see you appreciate it. All rusty stuff needs a home.
I think I have seen those hubcaps in the old J.C. Whitney catalogs when I was a kid , they will look great on the 39 ! Hershey was fantastic this year and your video filled in the gaps for all I missed walking around lol !
Down under 😂in New Zealand I hear about Hershey from a range of sites I look at but never seen, wow ! What a show , so many classic and vintage cars also I’ve seen in books or heard of but not seen before , awesome vid , keep up the great work , love the vids , keep safe , cheers
Thanks for posting.So much eye candy .Its on my wish list to attend a swapmeet like this in the states,much better than walking around a huge streetrod event thanks again from Australia
The Indian Scout brings a bittersweet memory-my high school friend had the same bike-he worked so hard to save the cash to buy it-he let me ride it a few times-he took his own life, which effectively pushed me into adulthood-I wanted the bike, but was reluctant to ask his Dad about it-maybe this was his bike!
Cool photo with free t and banner, think Mike scored with his stash this year. The overview shot shows how difficult it must be to see everything all my friends hate going to shows and swaps with me because they have finished looking and I'm lucky if I'm half done
Nice job Mike and Matt!! Next year I might be up for the 41 hr dive each way. I actually thought about it this year. Thanks for letting me see it though your lens. Wow! The piles of stuff I just never see near me makes me so jealous. It's cool to be able to see the prices of stuff too. That's a real plus. Thanks again for sharing this with us.
Awesome! Thank you! I stopped at your booth, but you were out looking for deals. I bought a t-shirt and picked up some stickers. I will pass out some stickers to my friends in Oregon. Iron Trap Garage will be well represented on the West Coast!
Aw man! just noticed another detail the 3rd time through...although I am happy to see my old Eastwood canvas newsboy's swap meet bag get the use it was intended for...you got it all dirty!
I got farther than ever this year. I walked the Orange, Green, and South Chocolate Fields, a piece of the Red Field, and the Car Corral. Saw a Model A with a sign that read, "One More Payment!" and an old radiator labeled, "We Cheat the Other Guy, and Pass the Savings On to You!"
If you're slinging that waterfall in the trash Matt, I'll take it! Just scored a '35 dash and it needs the usual hole filled and 'fall. The whole wide world is my Hershey! ;o)
Greetings! Very good these videos of yours, I really appreciate your culture around the car. Here in Brazil we have fairs like these also with smaller parts of American and European cars and also some survivors designed and manufactured here following our standards but with strong European influence. Serra Negra, a municipality near Campinas where I live has the national gathering of old cars, motorcycles, trucks and parts of the most varied. I note that the programs produced in your country and advertised here, as well as the content of TH-cam has heated the demand and aroused the taste for such wonderful machines. Congratulations and thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
@@IronTrapGarage Thank you for your kind response! Success in your life is what I want you from my heart and I recommend you read the holy scriptures ok, Jesus is coming to you son!
@@augustocosta9440 wat up man? My son and I build rat rods about 20 of them so far. Mostly early fords or 40s to early 50s chevies. course thats on hold now cause its DEER SEASON!!!
It was good to meet you guys. Mike, I sold a pair of those same Pabst lights earlier this year for good money. They went to Japan. Curious to know if you got many of those finds on set up day?
Great, GREAT video!! Really gives us that have never been to Hersey a flavor of what it is like. So, that '32 five window coupe.......no rear deck lid? Yes, that intake definitely looks like a Stude, but it would be for the smaller port '51 thru '54 heads, but still a great find. Thanks for this neat video!
Yea I think it is the small port but I don’t much mind! Have a lead on a complete running 259? From a friend. Hoping I can put a little dressed up Stude together for a future hot rod! Have a body I know of sitting somewhere in mind for it too... just need the guy to sell it to me!
Last time I went to Hershey it rained the whole weekend I was there. That was back in 2000 and many of the best tables were off the pavement. I remember having to stop every ten minutes to scrape 10 pounds of sticky mud off my shoes. Good times?
Some people think that they have solid gold and charge over the top prices. That 1955 GMC 100 for 79k is outrageous. You can find these all day for less than half that price in amazing shape.
Any exhaust fumes get in the truck ? Just asking because the tip at the end was still under the floor and not out the back. I guess you didn't find center dump exhaust manifolds for the 39 there. coldwarmotors would like that Model T snowmobile. He just got his Model T running and he lives in Canada.
Great score on the Stude intake. Contact Phil at Fairborn Studebaker for performance parts as well as Studebaker Drivers Club Web site for info on a future build You will enjoy the Studebakers.
Great video guys. Off topic question - do you know who was the body builder for the meat truck? Interesting way the bag doors open, not going all the way to the roof. Thanks! Really enjoy your videos!
So much tasty prewar goodness! Thanks for sharing!
Good morning guys, it's 08-20 am in Argentina and I enjoying your videos.
Hey Matt! That was excellent coverage of Hershey...especially for folks who have never been there before. Seriously! Yoose Guys accurately captured the feel of IT. Too bad you never had an opportunity to experience the famous Hershey mud of years ago...before all that sissy paving. I have a photo from Fall '79 of a beautiful, white 56 T-bird being dragged by a chain through hopeless rocker deep mud by a local farmer and his tractor. And we walked through it like a bunch of animals and loved it! Keep grabbin' good stuff!
Close as I will ever get is here. I Live in Alaska And am crippled up too bad to travel. I love your channel Matt and am glad that you had fun. I was surprised at the little amount of cars on the highway. I would of thought way more. Lot of difference between east and west and Alaska as we kind of have our own system here. Morning traffic is bumper to bumper and that is four lane.
hang in there buddy.
The meat truck is outstanding. See you this year!
This was my first year at Hershey and boy did I walk. It must have been 10 plus miles. After watching this video I guess I didn't see everything. I did say hi to Matt and Mike however. Keep it up guys, best subscription on you tube I have. Thanks
Thank you! Guys! AWESOME video! Rarely do I get to see that much old stuff in one place.
Awesome job! And yes, counting the days until next year. Saw the meat truck. Very cool!
Awesome video Matt and Mike! Its fun to spot stuff that I missed. There is just so much to see its mind blowing. That drug store sign at about 16:30 was right around the corner from my in Orange Field and it was $24,500! Dang! I was in love with the blue 1937 Ford panel truck and the apart, but mostly complete 1940 Merc 4 door convertible in the corner of the Red field. If I was able to buy anything I would have bought those two vehicles. I also was really digging on the barnfind '31 slant window sedan in the bottom corner of Chocolate south.
I'v watched your channel a few times but just subscribed yesterday after watching you tank up that rolling chassis ford and back it out. Now I want to go back and see some earlier work on that. Absolutely excellent content. Nice intro. A+. Like the groove you are in here.
Great job on videos and appreciate all the down to earth work you put into it with your pals. I wish there were interest in old machine tools and swap meets the same as with old cars and stuff.
I am an ex pennsy boy in the southwest now but I do recognize the reading pagoda in your logo. I also lived in berks county. Great seeing Hershey because our swaps suck. Keep up the great vids. Tanks.
"Vacation wonderland for antique car guys" Love it! Where else would you want to go? The AACA works so hard to put on this show, I work there. It's great to see you appreciate it. All rusty stuff needs a home.
great score Matt! I had planned to go there for this first time but life got in the way. Oh well maybe next year.
I think I have seen those hubcaps in the old J.C. Whitney catalogs when I was a kid , they will look great on the 39 ! Hershey was fantastic this year and your video filled in the gaps for all I missed walking around lol !
Love to see the subscribers count climbing with every video..keep em coming.
Projects and parts galore, looks like a place you never have enough money. Looking like you scored some good stuff.
Thanks for the video Matt and Mike
17:15 That's a beautiful GMC! And the Napco option makes it that much better!
Great video. It looks like you got some cool stuff for your inventory. I ain’t gonna miss Hershey next year for sure.
Yup matt absolutely brilliant I am now not a Hershey virgin lol so good to meet you and Mike hope we meet again this time for a good chat .
Thanks for stopping by it was a pleasure to meet you and the crew!!
i am a huge fan and really enjoy your channel. Thanks for keeping me sane & all things traditional! Phx AZ
Down under 😂in New Zealand I hear about Hershey from a range of sites I look at but never seen, wow ! What a show , so many classic and vintage cars also I’ve seen in books or heard of but not seen before , awesome vid , keep up the great work , love the vids , keep safe , cheers
Great video guys, I feel like I was there. Thanks!!!
Thanks for posting.So much eye candy .Its on my wish list to attend a swapmeet like this in the states,much better than walking around a huge streetrod event thanks again from Australia
hello from usa omaha ne
Great tour !
Well done! Thanks 👍
Whoa, une Frontenac! great find
The Indian Scout brings a bittersweet memory-my high school friend had the same bike-he worked so hard to save the cash to buy it-he let me ride it a few times-he took his own life, which effectively pushed me into adulthood-I wanted the bike, but was reluctant to ask his Dad about it-maybe this was his bike!
Cool photo with free t and banner, think Mike scored with his stash this year. The overview shot shows how difficult it must be to see everything all my friends hate going to shows and swaps with me because they have finished looking and I'm lucky if I'm half done
Nice job Mike and Matt!! Next year I might be up for the 41 hr dive each way. I actually thought about it this year. Thanks for letting me see it though your lens. Wow! The piles of stuff I just never see near me makes me so jealous. It's cool to be able to see the prices of stuff too. That's a real plus. Thanks again for sharing this with us.
Hi Matt and Mike, great video guys thank you very much for sharing Hershey with us. Where's my chocolates? Keep safe guys take care always.
great episode Matt, great video of cool parts and cars my favorite car was at 18.06 the channeled 32 Ford Coupe. Congrats on the great finds !
Awesome! Thank you! I stopped at your booth, but you were out looking for deals. I bought a t-shirt and picked up some stickers. I will pass out some stickers to my friends in Oregon. Iron Trap Garage will be well represented on the West Coast!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Sorry we missed ya!
Aw man! just noticed another detail the 3rd time through...although I am happy to see my old Eastwood canvas newsboy's swap meet bag get the use it was intended for...you got it all dirty!
That’s what a few years of heavy swap meeting and heavy traveling will do it!
Good job guys I got a lot of fun with the video and stuff you guys did. Yep Hoya Hoya Gramps on the couch. P S . You need gas to go .
awesome purchases. Helps that you really know your early fords and hot rods which helps you spot the cool stuff.
Yep half the barrel is educating yourself on what’s good and what you want! Thanks for watching!
Look's like that was goodtimes, the meat truck is rad!
hard to believe that truck cruised up there
Awesome. Love it. Being from the west coast this is definitely on my bucket list. Great episode boys!
Here I am in Thailand and it's like I'm there!!! Many thanks. Paul V (1921 Hupmobile Pie Wagon et al.)
Glad we can make you feel right there!!
Awesome Score Matt! Thanks for the Awesome Vid from Vermont
Thanks Sean!
I got farther than ever this year. I walked the Orange, Green, and South Chocolate Fields, a piece of the Red Field, and the Car Corral. Saw a Model A with a sign that read, "One More Payment!" and an old radiator labeled, "We Cheat the Other Guy, and Pass the Savings On to You!"
respect for being upfront on prices matt. hell even i would lie to mama about prices. all i do is lie lie lie
If you're slinging that waterfall in the trash Matt, I'll take it! Just scored a '35 dash and it needs the usual hole filled and 'fall. The whole wide world is my Hershey! ;o)
It’s about 1/16” of a waterfall not a complete one I’m afraid!
Greetings! Very good these videos of yours, I really appreciate your culture around the car. Here in Brazil we have fairs like these also with smaller parts of American and European cars and also some survivors designed and manufactured here following our standards but with strong European influence. Serra Negra, a municipality near Campinas where I live has the national gathering of old cars, motorcycles, trucks and parts of the most varied. I note that the programs produced in your country and advertised here, as well as the content of TH-cam has heated the demand and aroused the taste for such wonderful machines. Congratulations and thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
hello from omaha ne usa
Hi Augusto, I'm glad to hear the car hobby is strong for you in Brazil as well! Thank you so much for watching our videos!
@@tomschweikert9537 Hello man!
@@IronTrapGarage Thank you for your kind response! Success in your life is what I want you from my heart and I recommend you read the holy scriptures ok, Jesus is coming to you son!
@@augustocosta9440 wat up man? My son and I build rat rods about 20 of them so far. Mostly early fords or 40s to early 50s chevies. course thats on hold now cause its DEER SEASON!!!
Nice meeting y’all and loving my shirt!!!
My father is one of the old timers that has been to every fall Hershey.
You picked up some nice and rare items. Look forward to seeing them on future projects. Mike, on the other hand, seems preoccupied with beer. 🍻
This was tough to watch, I love being at Hershey so much! Maybe next year!
Great video. I seen the intake manifolds and thought WoW.
Then the guy with the headlights. OMG 😳
Thanks for the videos.
Richard.
Great vid, Thanks from HI. Big ups to the dude @10:40 who laid his hand on the headlight; I wanted to touch that car too.
Great video and wounderful music!
That Topolino grill is super cool.
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Friday morning, one day guys, one day if I live long enough. Freddie out !
It was good to meet you guys. Mike, I sold a pair of those same Pabst lights earlier this year for good money. They went to Japan. Curious to know if you got many of those finds on set up day?
That Craftsman creeper next to the Halibrands. I have one of them (bought new) I still use, got to be 55 years old.
Another great video 👍
Diggin The Jeepers creepers meat truck 😜👍
Theres some nice purchases there mate. 👍
..that was fun !...
This was a very entertaining vid, thanks!
Thanks for sharing I love the videos !!! Regards BobLee
Matt great seeing you at Hershey ,
awsome video thanks gearhead 40 yrs !!
Thanks for the video I live in Northen California and I have to put it on my bucket list to go. I don't have enough money at any swap meet I go to.
Great, GREAT video!! Really gives us that have never been to Hersey a flavor of what it is like. So, that '32 five window coupe.......no rear deck lid? Yes, that intake definitely looks like a Stude, but it would be for the smaller port '51 thru '54 heads, but still a great find. Thanks for this neat video!
Yea I think it is the small port but I don’t much mind! Have a lead on a complete running 259? From a friend. Hoping I can put a little dressed up Stude together for a future hot rod! Have a body I know of sitting somewhere in mind for it too... just need the guy to sell it to me!
I want that deuce coupe probably wants a fortune for it
Nice Brooke Bond sign. Didn't think tea was much of a thing over there!
You got some nice scores.
I use to go all the time. Now my kids show pigs at keystone international livestock show that is the same time in Harrisburg.
Thanks for the ride along!
Always wanted to go thanks for the video.
Last time I went to Hershey it rained the whole weekend I was there. That was back in 2000 and many of the best tables were off the pavement. I remember having to stop every ten minutes to scrape 10 pounds of sticky mud off my shoes. Good times?
I was were u guys were at on Saturday looking for the Buick guy that was gone already..did I miss out on a lot of buick nailhead stuff
Some people think that they have solid gold and charge over the top prices. That 1955 GMC 100 for 79k is outrageous. You can find these all day for less than half that price in amazing shape.
I thought for sure after the drive to Hershey you'd be picking up a pair of Smitty's mufflers. I thought I saw a pair of Al Sharp heads at one booth.
Hershey will make a grown man cry, and broke
@@theherrdark4834 Or Wichita or OKLA
Any exhaust fumes get in the truck ?
Just asking because the tip at the end was still under the floor and not out the back.
I guess you didn't find center dump exhaust manifolds for the 39 there.
coldwarmotors would like that Model T snowmobile. He just got his Model T running and he lives in Canada.
I couldn't go to these. I'd go crazy there and blow my life savings, lol.
Great score on the Stude intake. Contact Phil at Fairborn Studebaker for performance parts as well as Studebaker Drivers Club Web site for info on a future build You will enjoy the Studebakers.
I heard caddywac v8 very similar to studie ,can interchange some parts
I got 5 lightly-used 21" blackwall tires for my '27 Durant and five hardly-used 18" whitewall tires for my '30 Marquette for only $200.
Great video guys. Off topic question - do you know who was the body builder for the meat truck? Interesting way the bag doors open, not going all the way to the roof. Thanks! Really enjoy your videos!
meat truck is super rad!
hi big place a lot to see .
Cool cars. Can you please do a video on the yellow roadster
This is a great video. Looking For a 1947 Oldsmobile Straight 8 Engine Running or Not Running.Have a great day.
6:26 here in OKC !
Would like to be headed to Chickasha Swap Meet for the weekend, but, No!
Too much other stuff to do.
😐😐😐
Some rad stuff! Please give any details on that 1916 Engine at about the 4:30 mark!
Hi from northern part of norway,
Hope you're selling som stuff, and making som money👍
hello from omaha ne usa
That's the truck project mike?
Turkey Rod Run !!!!!
We’re doing Moultrie this year but next year I plan to hit turkey rod run swap for sure!
I’m picturing a track T with Topolino grille, crested headlamps; powered by Studebaker!
With the valve cover paint it gold and sell it to your buddy lol
Nice, haven't been in awhile. Uhm, where's all the mud? Am i dating myself lol
So when does Mike’s Pub open?
I like that car behind you mate. The one at the start this video. Is it for sale sir
Sorry it is not!
Light pole 33 see ya next year.
A real treasure at 10:07 1933 3 window Ford model 40 and at 12 a 34 Ford pick up not as rare .
How many offers on meat truck?
Every 5 minutes haha
Nice oilzum 5lb @17.54 i missed.
My luck at flea markets is I'll sell $50 worth of stuff and buy 1,500 worth of stuff.
Your runnin outa inkspace
Needs more Oldsmobile. Its like saying "Needs more cowbell"