I carry a golf tee in my glove box. I don't golf, but if you ever need a plug for a vacuum line or a hole in a fuel tank it is there. When I went thru aviation school and old guy gave me one and I have kept it ever since. I use it and then fix the problem and put it back.
Our local 'Pull a Part' has its own version of this game. Lately, by the check-out area, they have books, clothes, shoes, toys, tools, etc. that they found in the cars for sale! No food or drinks yet, like the supermarket check-out lines. Guess no one wants a Twix bar or a Monster that has been aging, like fine wine. 🤔 And kudos to Steve, the hardest working guy on TH-cam!
Yessssss!!; I was just saying yesterday how much I love these games and fun things Steve comes up with!! Always a great idea, always entertaining, always knowledgeable, & absolutely hilarious! Stuart Littles Grandpa LOL, best channel on TH-cam hands down!!!!
Yikes, post is disappearing, so we'll try this again. Oddly enough, the inspection ticket says it's a 1973, not a 1972 model, so I wish you would have showed the VIN and the trim tag to verify. I wouldn't say that's a 2008 wallet. That's the style number of the item. The Fisher #21 plant still exists in Detroit, at 700 Piquette, but it hasn't been used by GM since 1984 and by others since about 1993. It's a haven for urban explorers now. That Firestone location still exists. Those pamphlets are a hard find as there are only so many printed and that's it as they changed year to year. I was able to "recreate" the glovebox literature on my Trans Ams by finding all the pieces in junked cars. My mom still had an IBM Selectric at her job circa 2010, so I had her type up each one and you can't tell they weren't done 40+ years ago. Oddly enough, we didn't have the one for the 1980 Trans Am and I don't eve recall seeing it, even from new. Strange. I did find one of pieces for the '79 Trans Am in a 1977 Cadillac. It was about 3 inches from rotten food and I got it just in the nick of time. LOL. That set up is now complete with me finding the radio brochure on Ebay a few years back. A friend of mine found the special folder given to the owner with the congrats letter included. He paid about $40 for it, they go for $300+ now if you find one. We were right on the VIN for the Monte Carlo, so we're good there. That Chevrolet dealer is gone and a repair shop exists in its place now. Fisher's origins are in Norwalk, Ohio but they started around 1908 in Detroit, MI and operated until about 1984 when they were split up and melded into the various GM subsidiaries at the time.
Hi Steve, great 2nd installment of "What's in the box". My grandfather wasn't a drinker, but he referred to the glove box as the "licker pocket" (Liquor) he said back in his day they used it to carry a bottle of 'something' and a pistol. He also said back then when you met a man on the street you were always respectful of him and tipped your hat to his lady (wife, GF, $30 cherry etc) because you don't know what he had his hand on in his pocket. No pre-prohibition booze or pistola in the box today. Oh well, better luck next time. Here's a good idea Steve 'whats under the seat?' As you mentioned before, in the case of that turbo, Buick a thin layer of carpet and mother nature is probably about it. Going back Steve, I thought of YouTubing my adventures to shows, etc. I think I would be very competitive with videos of paint drying and cars rusting. 😅 Cool, right? I might not be 1st, but I'd have my days when I would be 2nd because the paint will eventually dry. My man, Mr. Google should do a response video ch.or fact checking ch. That'll be cool. I need to send you a case or 2 of hand sanitizer or GoJo...lol 🤣 rmouse poooo. 😷 Have a blessed day everyone 🤙🏼 Namaste🙏🏼
@Google User GP Hi Mr GP 👋🏼 I was just saying you could have a ch here on TH-cam similar to those that do response videos when they 1st hear a song, etc. I dig the facts you bring to the table. You could do something similar with facts or fact check video whether the creator made a mistake or how they're correct with your findings. The GoJo and hand sanitizer part was for Steve and his healthy future in the making of the 'What's in the box?" videos. Not a self-service jesture .🤣 Well, you can turn your passion into a side hustle or jump in with both feet and go 100% on the ch. I think it would be a winner. Here's an example: Steve loads a video(or any other car video creator) and take that video and critique it, whether it be positive or negative. If they're wrong, so be it you have the facts as backing. I think maybe you could spread the correct info quicker this way or just another avenue to get the info out there. Oh well I have to git now. The tractor 🚜 is running, and I have about 7 more acres to mow in the front yard ⛳️ and I'll start the backyard this afternoon. An awful scary cloud off to the west of me, but they're not calling for any rain today. But there's an old saying 'If you don't pay the preacher it wont rain on your farm.' He always knows I'm not in attendance just by looking at the collection plate. Have a blessed day, 🤙🏼Namaste 🙏🏼
Hello Chris, great ideas. Especially your idea of video-blogging your adventures at music events. I'm sure you'll gather a following quickly. And a Great Thing is that you won't have to worry about "copyright claims" if your use of "copyrighted" music is used in an educational or transformative way. I don't use any music (other than free download stuff Super Shane digs up) for fear of being taxed by the Beach Boys or David Bowie's estate. That said, if I'm reading the "fair use" clause correctly, IFFF I take a Beach Boys song and explore it in an educational way, I can use it. I'm not musical so I'll pass but it is a fact that TH-cam is about the only place where you can use some Rolling Stones music (in the correct context) and not have Mick come-a-running. Ice Ice Baby! -Steve Magnante
@Steve Magnante Hi Steve 👋🏼 I have several recordings of my trips out west. Last September, I decided after the Renewal Festival in Colorado instead of flying back home that I'd drive back. No refund on my return ticket but it didn't matter. I was standing in the airport, and something pulled me to the rental car desk. I was told a gut feeling is God or spirit talking to you. So I decided I'm gonna drive back to NC. I rented a 2022 Camery with that wonderful option of lane assist. I left the airport and my 1st stop was the Best Buy store and got the best Dash Cam they offered and about 10 memory cards. I had it up and running in no time but what and where am I going was my next dilemma. The Grand Canyon was 9hrs in the opposite direction. 😳 So I'm standing at the Canyon's edge 9hrs later. 😂 Drove from there to Devil's Tower, Crazyhorse (great back story about how it came about), Mt Rushmore, the Badlands, Sturgis, the burning off of the fields in Kansas and Oklahoma not to mention being passed on the interstate by a school bus with my cruise set at 80mph 👀 St Louis arch, Memphis, Nashville. I don't want to make this too long I stopped at many locations and different roadside sights. If one of those brown or blue highway signs caught my eye. It would trigger the turn signal on the Yota. I'm not sure why that trip was different or special to me. The weather was perfect, no rain or cloudy days. Temperatures were the same. I have some of the other trips saved up. I'd have to take the time to learn editing here on TH-cam hopefully it's not rocket science 😬 I didn't do so well in that subject in HS. I don't know Steve I'll give it some thought. All of my videos would have music playing and me on the phone etc. I think I clocked almost 10k miles on that trip and earned a boat load of points in hotel stays 😅 Have a blessed day 🤙🏼 Namaste 🙏🏼
Hopefully Steve, your digital images will still be around several hundred years in the future so that archeologists will recognize you as the preeminent pioneer in the field and won’t be guessing at stuff they find buried in what was once Bernardson Auto and the various locations of your Junkyard Crawl series. Then they’ll find something duck-taped together from Roadkill and form hypotheses as to why our civilization disappeared. Great video and great innovation on your part.
😀 🤗 … kept expecting you to reach in & pull out a mini Rudolph Dieselhead or Lockjaw From a Stucky’s or Howard Johnsons that no doubt any car there that road tripped prior to the 80’s had stopped at! 🤣😂 yes Stucky’s , I’m that old 🤦♂️😝 😳 …🤷♂️ ✌️🤙
I found an always garaged Mercury Mercur Tii fo $700. People were afraid to buy it because they had never heard of it. Low miles and super clean. The clincher was all the ROGER WHITTAKER cassettes in the glove box!
Steve, I absolutely love your work. You are a gifted speaker and car guru. Request- maybe every couple of weeks or month, could you do an extended version of a video. Maybe 30-45 minutes long? That would be paradise. Thank you sir.
The 01 Monte Carlo SS was only .5 seconds slower 0-60 and could somewhat turn a corner at speed without scraping the mirror off the doors I'm around your age and yes, I live the old stuff I grew up around but when my grocery getter commuter Ford Fusion is nearly as quick as a lot of muscle cars...well, it is what it s. At any rate, I love the Junkyard Crawl and it's my go-to on the TH-cam machine.
You could go on forever covering things like where the car was built. When the plant closed. Jobs outsourced. Etc. Take the lowly Ford Taurus for example, built in Atlanta in a plant Ford opened in the late 40s. Parts for that plant had been shipped by rail for decades and passed through here almost daily. When Ford closed the massive plant (now torn down) rail traffic (and those jobs) dried up. And never came back. On the other hand, Ford's old Edsel plant in KY is still turning out new Fords.
I miss the "Hubcap Game" but "What's In The Box" is pretty cool. The next series you could do could be "Junk In The Trunk"!!! 😂 Hey, when the video was closing out at the Monte Carlo SS, I noticed a Lumina Z34 in the background, (the predecessor to that front wheel drive Monte Carlo), and I don't remember seeing a video for that one. Cool stuff. 👍👍👍
Hello Hobiemarty, Thanks for watching and writing. I'm hoping to get a video of that Z34 made BUT I can't get the hood open, the dreaded 6-foot hood release cable has CARthritis. The cars aren't mine and I never "beat on 'em". That said, the Z34 probably has the hot dog 3.4 liter FOUR CAM / 24 VALVE V6 with MORE power than the larger 3.8 liter pushrod V6 in that 2000 Monte Carlo SS!!! Bit without a "payoff" in a look at the exotic DOHC Z34 mill, the video is a no-go. For now......Thanks again for watching and writing. -Steve Magnante
I got the Martin Landau but failed on the Barbara Bain. Those of us who are half fast need footnotes. And regarding the billfold, it's so comforting to know it is genuine leather. Wait, no, all leather is genuine. That tag came from the Department of Redundancy Department which required that the tag be reput in there again and again.
Steve, you must not work on modern cars much or you would have recognized that as a mass airflow sensor. That one was probably changed when the car failed to pass emissions testing at one time and they threw the replaced one in the box.
I remember when we purchased my wife’s 1997 Pontiac Sunfire GM was very proud in their marketing materials that you could fit a 12-pack of canned “beverages” inside the main glovebox!
On the 58 Windsor, what is that thing under the center of the dash? Is it a record player? I think back in that era there were under-dash record players, right?
If I was doing stuff like that, I'd be wearing heavy duty gloves. Sure I wouldn't have as much dexterity, but for all I know, there might be a mother possum and her babies in some nook or cranny. Then I would be taking a trip to Ouch City!
Hello smith gorrilugum, I grew up on a small farm (inactive but the barn and fields and stone walls to nowhere were still very much in place) and ran amok in nature from age 5 to present (I'm not grown up, but that's another story). I always find that critters great and small RUN, RUN, RUN away from approaching humanity. Any critter left behind is likely to be sick, dead or packing Rabies. The chances of this are low, low, super low. So there really isn't much danger in "blind plunges" into glove boxes. That said, I'm in Massachusetts where Truly Dangerous critters like Black Widow spiders and Rattle Snakes are NOT a natural element. I did some videos in Texas, California, New Mexico, etc. and in those states MUCH caution must be exercised. But again, if I stomp my feet during my approach, snakes tend to get gone. Not so much for Black Widows but the "tell" on them is a thick, crazy web about as strong as cellophane. These I AVOID because the Black Widow might be sitting off to the side ready to sting. But that's all very uncommon or not an issue at Beautiful Bernardston Auto Wrecking where the greatest danger is being licked to a rash by Queen Katie the dog. Thanks again for watching and writing. -Steve Magnante
G'day. You don't have poisonous spiders in your area, do you ? Tell ya what, in Australia, you wanna have a good look, as soon as you swing the door open. Snakes too.
Good point. Correct there are no known poisonous spiders at Bernardston, Massachusetts. I have shot in California and have learned to detect and avoid the crazy, thick webs made by Black Widows. As for snakes, there aren't any Rattlers in the north east. The BIG threat is coming soon as summer hits. That's wasps and hornets in MASSIVE nests / hives. I've seen watermelon-sized hives that were still active. I stay away from those! But in colder weather there isn't much worth worrying about at Bernardston except for the BLACK BEARS. But "they only come out at night" (Thank You Billy Corgan and The Smashing Pumpkins!). The day is much too bright. Thanks again for watching and writing. -Steve Magnante
It seems like everyone liked "The Hubcap Game" videos but, to me, they were just OK. So far, I like "What's In The Box" a lot better. Still waiting on a video of the red with yellow "scallops" Dodge truck Steve!
In today's world , cars are not just parked and left alone .. The cars are broken down all the parts that can be used are removed and sold . With the way things are . Recycled are parts are more popular than ever . I see it every day in the body shops of today ..
9:18 Its a mass air flow sensor that has been removed from the plastic intake tubing before the throttle body. 😁
Yep, I found myself speaking that out loud at the TV.
I wish I didn't know what a MAF is lol expensive and there's a core charge ffs
That one in the glove box is probably a good one for a spare or good enough to get home spare.
This is a nice addition Steve! I'd like to see "how long has it sat?" and show the last inspection sticker and odometer reading of the cars next!
That was not a tee for golf ball batting. It was a vacuum advance plug for setting timing
Good catch. We all have done that many times!
@@Doctordeath131313 only those who were there could say that or acknowledge that. Thanks…
You could also do series "Junk in the Trunk"
As long as Steve doesn't come across Trunk Monkey from the Suburban Auto Group commercials, he'll be ok.
Mr. B. Here ! ☕️☕️🥯 morning to all ! 👍
Morning
Wow I really like the t’bird logo on the dash vents. What a classy touch!!
Bare handed? You’re a better man than I am Gunga Din! 😂
I carry a golf tee in my glove box. I don't golf, but if you ever need a plug for a vacuum line or a hole in a fuel tank it is there. When I went thru aviation school and old guy gave me one and I have kept it ever since. I use it and then fix the problem and put it back.
Aren't some planes known as flying gas tanks?
Hi Steve, you are a great man Steve you do a lot of investigating ,searching and work for our entertainment, Thanks Steve!
Our local 'Pull a Part' has its own version of this game. Lately, by the check-out area, they have books, clothes, shoes, toys, tools, etc. that they found in the cars for sale! No food or drinks yet, like the supermarket check-out lines. Guess no one wants a Twix bar or a Monster that has been aging, like fine wine. 🤔 And kudos to Steve, the hardest working guy on TH-cam!
That's an excellent idea. Instead of it turning into junk to get rid of, they're turning it into a profit.
Whoever came up with that idea is a GENIUS!
My day is made. Even better than the peanut butter box! Try ripping out back seats now!
at least looking under them..
You're a braver man than I!
I'd have to wear gloves. 😂
Steve, I am entertained by you content. I am partial to old MOPARs but enjoy your subtle and blatant humor attempts. Thank you
Very enjoyable break watching this. Thank you
Yessssss!!; I was just saying yesterday how much I love these games and fun things Steve comes up with!! Always a great idea, always entertaining, always knowledgeable, & absolutely hilarious! Stuart Littles Grandpa LOL, best channel on TH-cam hands down!!!!
Yikes, post is disappearing, so we'll try this again.
Oddly enough, the inspection ticket says it's a 1973, not a 1972 model, so I wish you would have showed the VIN and the trim tag to verify. I wouldn't say that's a 2008 wallet. That's the style number of the item. The Fisher #21 plant still exists in Detroit, at 700 Piquette, but it hasn't been used by GM since 1984 and by others since about 1993. It's a haven for urban explorers now. That Firestone location still exists.
Those pamphlets are a hard find as there are only so many printed and that's it as they changed year to year. I was able to "recreate" the glovebox literature on my Trans Ams by finding all the pieces in junked cars. My mom still had an IBM Selectric at her job circa 2010, so I had her type up each one and you can't tell they weren't done 40+ years ago. Oddly enough, we didn't have the one for the 1980 Trans Am and I don't eve recall seeing it, even from new. Strange. I did find one of pieces for the '79 Trans Am in a 1977 Cadillac. It was about 3 inches from rotten food and I got it just in the nick of time. LOL. That set up is now complete with me finding the radio brochure on Ebay a few years back. A friend of mine found the special folder given to the owner with the congrats letter included. He paid about $40 for it, they go for $300+ now if you find one.
We were right on the VIN for the Monte Carlo, so we're good there. That Chevrolet dealer is gone and a repair shop exists in its place now.
Fisher's origins are in Norwalk, Ohio but they started around 1908 in Detroit, MI and operated until about 1984 when they were split up and melded into the various GM subsidiaries at the time.
Hi Steve, great 2nd installment of "What's in the box". My grandfather wasn't a drinker, but he referred to the glove box as the "licker pocket" (Liquor) he said back in his day they used it to carry a bottle of 'something' and a pistol. He also said back then when you met a man on the street you were always respectful of him and tipped your hat to his lady (wife, GF, $30 cherry etc) because you don't know what he had his hand on in his pocket. No pre-prohibition booze or pistola in the box today. Oh well, better luck next time. Here's a good idea Steve 'whats under the seat?' As you mentioned before, in the case of that turbo, Buick a thin layer of carpet and mother nature is probably about it. Going back Steve, I thought of YouTubing my adventures to shows, etc. I think I would be very competitive with videos of paint drying and cars rusting. 😅 Cool, right? I might not be 1st, but I'd have my days
when I would be 2nd because the paint will eventually dry. My man, Mr. Google should do a response video ch.or fact checking ch. That'll be cool. I need to send you a case or 2 of hand sanitizer or GoJo...lol 🤣 rmouse poooo. 😷 Have a blessed day everyone 🤙🏼 Namaste🙏🏼
I'm not sure what you're trying to say. LOL.
@Google User GP Hi Mr GP 👋🏼 I was just saying you could have a ch here on TH-cam similar to those that do response videos when they 1st hear a song, etc. I dig the facts you bring to the table. You could do something similar with facts or fact check video whether the creator made a mistake or how they're correct with your findings. The GoJo and hand sanitizer part was for Steve and his healthy future in the making of the 'What's in the box?" videos. Not a self-service jesture .🤣 Well, you can turn your passion into a side hustle or jump in with both feet and go 100% on the ch. I think it would be a winner. Here's an example: Steve loads a video(or any other car video creator) and take that video and critique it, whether it be positive or negative. If they're wrong, so be it you have the facts as backing. I think maybe you could spread the correct info quicker this way or just another avenue to get the info out there. Oh well I have to git now. The tractor 🚜 is running, and I have about 7 more acres to mow in the front yard ⛳️ and I'll start the backyard this afternoon. An awful scary cloud off to the west of me, but they're not calling for any rain today. But there's an old saying 'If you don't pay the preacher it wont rain on your farm.' He always knows I'm not in attendance just by looking at the collection plate. Have a blessed day, 🤙🏼Namaste 🙏🏼
You maka sense not words of that you say. Bless your heart. 🙏
Hello Chris, great ideas. Especially your idea of video-blogging your adventures at music events. I'm sure you'll gather a following quickly. And a Great Thing is that you won't have to worry about "copyright claims" if your use of "copyrighted" music is used in an educational or transformative way. I don't use any music (other than free download stuff Super Shane digs up) for fear of being taxed by the Beach Boys or David Bowie's estate. That said, if I'm reading the "fair use" clause correctly, IFFF I take a Beach Boys song and explore it in an educational way, I can use it. I'm not musical so I'll pass but it is a fact that TH-cam is about the only place where you can use some Rolling Stones music (in the correct context) and not have Mick come-a-running. Ice Ice Baby! -Steve Magnante
@Steve Magnante Hi Steve 👋🏼 I have several recordings of my trips out west. Last September, I decided after the Renewal Festival in Colorado instead of flying back home that I'd drive back. No refund on my return ticket but it didn't matter. I was standing in the airport, and something pulled me to the rental car desk. I was told a gut feeling is God or spirit talking to you. So I decided I'm gonna drive back to NC. I rented a 2022 Camery with that wonderful option of lane assist. I left the airport and my 1st stop was the Best Buy store and got the best Dash Cam they offered and about 10 memory cards. I had it up and running in no time but what and where am I going was my next dilemma. The Grand Canyon was 9hrs in the opposite direction. 😳 So I'm standing at the Canyon's edge 9hrs later. 😂 Drove from there to Devil's Tower, Crazyhorse (great back story about how it came about), Mt Rushmore, the Badlands, Sturgis, the burning off of the fields in Kansas and Oklahoma not to mention being passed on the interstate by a school bus with my cruise set at 80mph 👀 St Louis arch, Memphis, Nashville. I don't want to make this too long I stopped at many locations and different roadside sights. If one of those brown or blue highway signs caught my eye. It would trigger the turn signal on the Yota. I'm not sure why that trip was different or special to me. The weather was perfect, no rain or cloudy days. Temperatures were the same. I have some of the other trips saved up. I'd have to take the time to learn editing here on TH-cam hopefully it's not rocket science 😬 I didn't do so well in that subject in HS. I don't know Steve I'll give it some thought. All of my videos would have music playing and me on the phone etc. I think I clocked almost 10k miles on that trip and earned a boat load of points in hotel stays 😅 Have a blessed day 🤙🏼 Namaste 🙏🏼
You should check the center consoles/ boxes too. I always put a lot of stuff in the ones that I have. Love this!!!!
Thanks Steve what's in the box is my favorite. Keep up the good work!
GREAT!!! Thanks!!!
1969 Martin Landau and Barbera Bain --- MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE.
Yup, Cinnamon was pretty hot back then! As opposed to the CinnaBUNS look and sausage lips look popular today.
Steve, if the old Dodge is Al Capone's vault, then you are Geraldo Rivera!!😃😆🤣
These are great! Thanks Mr Steve. ❤
Hopefully Steve, your digital images will still be around several hundred years in the future so that archeologists will recognize you as the preeminent pioneer in the field and won’t be guessing at stuff they find buried in what was once Bernardson Auto and the various locations of your Junkyard Crawl series. Then they’ll find something duck-taped together from Roadkill and form hypotheses as to why our civilization disappeared. Great video and great innovation on your part.
Thank You Sir! -Steve Magnante
Man I love this segments!😁I feel like a kid on Christmas!🎄🎅👍keep’em coming Steve!
What about an installment about "where is the build sheet"
Like these. Could be used as a "preview" of cars to come.
Thanks Steve. Always entertaining
Been watching the last few episodes and what a bunch of interesting cars within a stones throw of each other.
Great video, even the old car with no box behind the door
😀 🤗 … kept expecting you to reach in & pull out a mini Rudolph Dieselhead or Lockjaw From a Stucky’s or Howard Johnsons that no doubt any car there that road tripped prior to the 80’s had stopped at! 🤣😂 yes Stucky’s , I’m that old 🤦♂️😝 😳 …🤷♂️ ✌️🤙
Nice episode!
I found an always garaged Mercury Mercur Tii fo $700. People were afraid to buy it because they had never heard of it. Low miles and super clean. The clincher was all the ROGER WHITTAKER cassettes in the glove box!
Good Morning Gents ! 🇺🇸
A golf tee, batter up! Yup were car guys 😂
Steve, I absolutely love your work. You are a gifted speaker and car guru. Request- maybe every couple of weeks or month, could you do an extended version of a video. Maybe 30-45 minutes long? That would be paradise. Thank you sir.
The 01 Monte Carlo SS was only .5 seconds slower 0-60 and could somewhat turn a corner at speed without scraping the mirror off the doors
I'm around your age and yes, I live the old stuff I grew up around but when my grocery getter commuter Ford Fusion is nearly as quick as a lot of muscle cars...well, it is what it s. At any rate, I love the Junkyard Crawl and it's my go-to on the TH-cam machine.
What’s In The Box Part Deux!
Thanks for the video.
Just when I thought Steve couldn't be any cooler, he throws in the Martin Landau Space 1999 referencing to the Landau roof. 😀
Thanks Steve 🖖
They Sure came out with some kool slogans back then when it came to promoting their vehicle. Great Videos Steve I like this segment. 👍
I feel like an reluctant Gollum following Steve playing Whots in me pockets ?😮
I hope you kept the turbocharging supplement from that Regal for your personal collection. Better with you than left to the elements.
If i had the money to get that Regal. That car would be totally restored to factory condition!
You could go on forever covering things like where the car was built. When the plant closed. Jobs outsourced. Etc. Take the lowly Ford Taurus for example, built in Atlanta in a plant Ford opened in the late 40s. Parts for that plant had been shipped by rail for decades and passed through here almost daily. When Ford closed the massive plant (now torn down) rail traffic (and those jobs) dried up. And never came back. On the other hand, Ford's old Edsel plant in KY is still turning out new Fords.
Might be time to take a trip to the laundry mat...😎
I really enjoy these, Steve.
Every car of mine has gone to the junkyard with an eighth, papers, and a rolling tray in the box. I hope someone found what was in my box.
I miss the "Hubcap Game" but "What's In The Box" is pretty cool. The next series you could do could be "Junk In The Trunk"!!! 😂
Hey, when the video was closing out at the Monte Carlo SS, I noticed a Lumina Z34 in the background, (the predecessor to that front wheel drive Monte Carlo), and I don't remember seeing a video for that one. Cool stuff. 👍👍👍
Hello Hobiemarty, Thanks for watching and writing. I'm hoping to get a video of that Z34 made BUT I can't get the hood open, the dreaded 6-foot hood release cable has CARthritis. The cars aren't mine and I never "beat on 'em". That said, the Z34 probably has the hot dog 3.4 liter FOUR CAM / 24 VALVE V6 with MORE power than the larger 3.8 liter pushrod V6 in that 2000 Monte Carlo SS!!! Bit without a "payoff" in a look at the exotic DOHC Z34 mill, the video is a no-go. For now......Thanks again for watching and writing. -Steve Magnante
Hope you take that paperwork home and add it to your library.
I got the Martin Landau but failed on the Barbara Bain. Those of us who are half fast need footnotes. And regarding the billfold, it's so comforting to know it is genuine leather. Wait, no, all leather is genuine. That tag came from the Department of Redundancy Department which required that the tag be reput in there again and again.
Lee Barker, good stuff! Quick and witty. Thanks for watching and watching and watching! -Steve Magnante
Martin was married to Barbara. They were in several shows together.
@@mcqueenfanman They were most noted for the original "Mission: Impossible".
LOVE this series!!
Now, it's a v-sick
Steve, you must not work on modern cars much or you would have recognized that as a mass airflow sensor. That one was probably changed when the car failed to pass emissions testing at one time and they threw the replaced one in the box.
Or thought it was the problem, when it was not.
Part of a nut, maybe a squirrel had some dinner. We'll listen to anything Steve says and be entertained.
What year was the squirrel? Is that his original coat?😂
@@goaheadmakemydrink red squirrel 2019
Good morning.
Good morning
Haha! Awesome love this series
What a shame that all of these cars getting rotted in forest. A lot of them are still in good shape to restoration...
Best regards from Poland :)
I remember when we purchased my wife’s 1997 Pontiac Sunfire GM was very proud in their marketing materials that you could fit a 12-pack of canned “beverages” inside the main glovebox!
That's about all that they could tout on a thing like that. LOL.
Those did have a pretty large glovebox, never tried to put a twelve pack in it
the geraldo rivera episode🤣
What’s in the box is my new favorite. But please wear gloves we don’t need you to get sick with the plague!! 😅
Fisher was even in Australia 🇦🇺 in the car industry .
On the 58 Windsor, what is that thing under the center of the dash? Is it a record player? I think back in that era there were under-dash record players, right?
If I was doing stuff like that, I'd be wearing heavy duty gloves. Sure I wouldn't have as much dexterity, but for all I know, there might be a mother possum and her babies in some nook or cranny. Then I would be taking a trip to Ouch City!
Hello smith gorrilugum, I grew up on a small farm (inactive but the barn and fields and stone walls to nowhere were still very much in place) and ran amok in nature from age 5 to present (I'm not grown up, but that's another story). I always find that critters great and small RUN, RUN, RUN away from approaching humanity. Any critter left behind is likely to be sick, dead or packing Rabies. The chances of this are low, low, super low. So there really isn't much danger in "blind plunges" into glove boxes. That said, I'm in Massachusetts where Truly Dangerous critters like Black Widow spiders and Rattle Snakes are NOT a natural element. I did some videos in Texas, California, New Mexico, etc. and in those states MUCH caution must be exercised. But again, if I stomp my feet during my approach, snakes tend to get gone. Not so much for Black Widows but the "tell" on them is a thick, crazy web about as strong as cellophane. These I AVOID because the Black Widow might be sitting off to the side ready to sting. But that's all very uncommon or not an issue at Beautiful Bernardston Auto Wrecking where the greatest danger is being licked to a rash by Queen Katie the dog. Thanks again for watching and writing. -Steve Magnante
Steve, can you do a review of the baby blue Sundance convertible in the back row?
Steve is a sharp guy and I am sure he has had his shots for rusty dirty items?
Steve, was the glove box called anything different in older/ foreign cars? would you keep any of your finds like that turbo manual?
Didn’t Martin landau and Charlton Heston swap hairpieces?
Incredibly entertaining!l
That's a Mass Air Sensor @9:33!
Mass air flow sensor is what you found in the glove box of the monte carlo
Up and at'em Chatham.
And now i understand why the other videos were cut short. 🤔
Ya know.what they say about cars with big gloveboxes, right?... They wear big gloves.
Niiiice
Never clicked a video so fast
Steve, probably should wear a pair of gloves whilst poking your hand in to “Who knows what’s in the box” episodes. 😂
Get well Steve
Ever notice that we all have those same walking the junk yard looking for parts thigh stains on our jeans?
Hi Steve!
G'day.
You don't have poisonous spiders in your area, do you ? Tell ya what, in Australia, you wanna have a good look, as soon as you swing the door open. Snakes too.
Good point. Correct there are no known poisonous spiders at Bernardston, Massachusetts. I have shot in California and have learned to detect and avoid the crazy, thick webs made by Black Widows. As for snakes, there aren't any Rattlers in the north east. The BIG threat is coming soon as summer hits. That's wasps and hornets in MASSIVE nests / hives. I've seen watermelon-sized hives that were still active. I stay away from those! But in colder weather there isn't much worth worrying about at Bernardston except for the BLACK BEARS. But "they only come out at night" (Thank You Billy Corgan and The Smashing Pumpkins!). The day is much too bright. Thanks again for watching and writing. -Steve Magnante
8:05
Katie waiting patiently
Be careful, my dad opened a box he found in a Cordoba in the 70s, there was an ear in it
It seems like everyone liked "The Hubcap Game" videos but, to me, they were just OK. So far, I like "What's In The Box" a lot better.
Still waiting on a video of the red with yellow "scallops" Dodge truck Steve!
In today's world , cars are not just parked and left alone ..
The cars are broken down all the parts that can be used are removed and sold . With the way things are . Recycled are parts are more popular than ever . I see it every day in the body shops of today ..
The guys at the salvage yard beat you to the box.
Cool Game to Play
WHY IS THAT CAR IN THE JUNK YARD? TURBO REGAL? KINDA RARE
At least you didn't find Tracy Mills' head.
Box box who's got the box Steve's got the box
Include the box check with each car, puts the stuff in better context.
no gloves ?
Jumping the Shark, part II
Steve Did you really blur out a dogs face at 8:07 😆
Let's do some junk in the trunk.
A few of those cars should be saved
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I'm missing Steve...😕