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- We stop in to visit Tim Hudson in Western North Carolina (Forest City) and check out a few old classic cars he has relocated on the other side of the road. AMC Pacers, early Dodge Darts and a Lancer, 60's Imperial, 50's Mercury, 50's Suburban, to name a few. Check out Part 1 of Hudson's Cars too.
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A lot of good cars there
Didn't show everything, Anthony. Still some good project cars and truck available. Thanks for stopping in.
Congratulations to Tim Hudson, that he save those cool classics, especially the 4 Doors & 4 Door Hardtops!! Because i love the most 4 Door Hardtop classic cars, i think nothing is sooo elegant, stylish & sporty too in body style... :)
I think it´s tooo often the problem, that the people didn´t sas, or see the beauty of those cars. in most times they saved 2 doors or parting out 4 doors to save 2 doors... And I think when you look at old cool tv shows or else, back in the days the streets was full of 4 door cars. Today this is exactly the different. most times you see 2 doors.. :(
I am glad Tim saved some of these cars too. He has a 4 door hardtop Corvair and a 59 or 60 Buick 4 door hardtop as I recall, in his personal collection. I think I even saw a nice 4 door hardtop 68 Bonneville or Catalina last time I was there. Tena wanted to buy that one, lol. Thanks for watching, Tilli Vanilli.
@@indyme2 Ohh, all that cars you told about are so beautiful! :)
A `68 Pontiac Bonneville 4Dr Hardtop, that is the most amazingly car for my taste of those cars you told me about I think BUT!
It´s funny but I like especialy the Chevy Corvair! And when it is the 2nd Generation what was built from 65, that is the car what i likes very very much :)
If this is also a 4dr hardtop, WOOOW! I also think it´s nice that the Corvair isn´t a so expensive car. It´´s very different and I know that Ralph Naders "unsave at any speed" was not correct, not for a Corvair in 2nd Gen.! If a "Ralph Nader" from those days will write a book "Unsafe at any speed", then ALL Eclectric cars will be the biggest problem, and many many modern cars will have problems with their safety! When you look a Video of the Ford Motor Company, what was done in the 70s, and they had Airbag, then a german will see that the most things about safety was different. and german cars from the 70s or from today, eypecially VW Proucts wasn´t & aren´t so safe than those US cars from the 70s! ;) I really wondered, that they had Airbags and a crumple zone in the 70s! And the passenger cell was complete stabil, crazy, in the 70s! Because all the cars withaout the "Body-at-Frame"" Construction what was built in Europe, and also in the US in the yeras from 80-2000s had the big problems with a collapsing passenger cell! And this is very very unsafe! So it´s very interesting so see, that the US cars with "Body-at-Frame" of the 70s was a lot better than the most cars till the 2000s O:
@@tillivanilli6481 I'm with you. I actually liked the 1st gen Corvair's. My friend had a Spyder and we ran the crap out of it. Fun car and never unstable. Body on frame cars are like tanks and just as tough. You know your cars, buddy!
4 doors were always parts cars but not now I have 51Chevy with 350 and 5 speed it a 4 door
Mopar had uni body in 60+70
she seems to like the old wagons for sure
lots of nice projects for sure
Thanks, Drew. Too many potential projects and not enough time and money. You wouldn't understand that would you? Lol.
The guy's got good taste a classic car junkyard, someone call the count in Vagus he'd be like a kid at a candy store lol.
Thanks for stopping in, Alberto. Old junk yards are like a candy store to me, lol.
Thanks for another tour Jerry . I was getting to feel sorry for Tena .
Thanks for watching, Dave. Tena will get over not having all those cars when she starts back on a rust mobile.
Hogging space! Okay folks stop dreaming. The Willy is two wheel drive. No mud racer here. I have to say something without leaving elephant tracks in the butter. I can't thank Miss "T" and Indyme2 enough for my film on the Buick. The first Buick is the cream of the crop. If someone wants the car go for it. Yes it breaks my heart to not have that Bright Angel sitting in my shop. Thanks you my friend for the time and hard hot work filming this for me. That will always me so much to me. Thank you Don Jackson
You are welcome, Don. We hope you can get a nice project car and shoot some video of the restoration for us all to enjoy. We love our YT family.
Nice antiques! Got to love those old classic cars! Very nice!
Thanks for watching, Chad.
+indyme2 Your welcome! Merry christmas!
Thanks for another junk yard trip. It gets the mine working, think what a sleeper some of the odd ball models would make. I liked the panel truck in the background behind Tena's suburban. I used an old 50 something Dodge panel truck that we got running to haul our motorcross bikes around in, back in the day. It had a flathead six with three on the tree. Tell Tena I would help her with her car but I live the next state over. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks, Jerry. I overlooked that panel as I was in a hurry and running out of tape. I actually noticed it when I was editing and started to kick my butt for not taking a look at it. Tena says no problem. You can drive here on the weekends. Lol. Thanks for watching and another story.
Jerry Polk by
More Junkyard Gold Thanks. I better start packing and I may be ready by spring
Start packing. Cliff. Escape the cold and the dust. Lol. Thanks for watching.
Wowzzers another field of dreams the old stuff just dont last over hear with the weather unless their covered thanks for showing us round
Thanks for watching, Buddy!
That was awesome Indy!! Thanks for the tour! Wow there is some great project cars in there!! ATB to you. Arty
Man oh man.... The memories.. I had several of those cars in my life... I had a Pacer, and a 1968 Pontiac Firebird... I had a Girl fried that had a Dodge Coronet... My Grandma Had a 55 Chevy and a 1973 Dodge dart.... See now ya did it... You got me to thinking and remembering all the good times I had... You know my Mom always said..... "That they just don't build them like they used too..." I am beginning to understand ..... NOW !!! Haha!! Thanks, Jerry...
Your Mama is right. No style in today's cars. I could hang out for days in junk yards. Want everything I see. Thanks for watching, Wild Bill. What's cooking?
A lot of really nice cars, thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Sir. Would like to have a few, lol.
More greatness there! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, Erik. Hope you get back on the Camaro soon. Missing your videos.
You gotta go back and see if the Suburban is there for the Rust Queen. Love junkyard videos.
We would both love to have it but too many cars now and not enough life left, lol. It would make a cool ride for sure, Vernon. Thanks.
You and chics kool
Thanks, Jimmy!
Yes, Thank you for filming/editing/uploading ..Fascinating viewing ! What a place to behold.
Thanks for watching, Johnnie. We love junk yards and this one is super.
Man thanks for sharing this sweet place WOW
Mine are project cars. Yours are fantastic rides. Lol. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Great video Indy. Love looking at the old stuff, brings back a lot of memories
Thanks for watching, Jeff. Looking forward to more of your great videos.
Plymouth valiant I want both
Lol. We both do, Bobby. Hope someone rescues them. Thanks for stopping in.
Amazing cars, I love the Pacer wagon, way cool!
That wagon is cool. Like the interior too. Sporty. Thanks for watching.
61 Buick invicta
I own more than 10 Pacers! Love those cars.....
I always liked Pacers. Love all the glass. I wish someone would rescue that wagon. Would make a nice car. Thank you for watching.
Ouch.
I've got a 1964 dodge dart 170 2 door
You are a lucky man, Jim Beam. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 62 thousand original miles 3 on the tree. Got original spare tire , bumper jack , lug wrench.sat from 1983 till I got it .
@@jimbeam4477 Sounds sweet. Post some video of it!
Tina seems like a sweet girl! You should get her that car she wants!
Lol. She is a pretty good gal. I would buy it for her but have no more room to work on cars. Maybe we'll find another that need less work and she can get that one. Thanks for the comment.
Quite a few cars that would that would make good (gasser ) drag cars >
You are right. A gasser is a save in my book. Thanks for stopping in, Sir.
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Thank you for watching.
Some of those looked great, hope some people step up and take on the challenge of bringing them back to life. Man, I was hoping Tina got to take one home lol
Thanks, Allen. Tena has more than I can afford now. Lol. Maybe she will win the lottery and we can all have some of those cars.
Just subscribed to your channel, love it! Keep it up I'll be looking forward to new videos !
Thanks, Jerry. Will return the sub and check out your channel. More videos on the way soon.
Thank you
Thank you for watching and leaving us a comment, David.
Them 65 dart
Thanks Andrew.
Thanks for the walk around Indy. Any Hudsons at Hudsons yard?
Tim loves Hudson's. Seems like he has some but just not sure. Headed his way soon. Will take a look around. Thanks for watching, Daniel.
Awesome cars. I also like the Suburban. Tell Tena I wish I could help but I'm struggling to make progress on my Camaro.
No, Sam! She is depending on you. Lol. Thanks for watching and keep the videos coming.
Ciik video my friend big like
Thank you for watching.
Love Tena, "I'm taking this one home". I can just see you rolling your eyes. Pretty soon you'll have more cars than Tim Hudson! ha-ha Nice video. I like you don't speed pass the cars and take your time talking about them.
Tena still wants this one. Tim told her if I bought it, she better stop at the ABC store for me. This one is a 2 bottle car. Lol. She wants to rescue them all. I guess I do too. :) Thanks for watching.
I'm hoping for a 63 Ford falcon
Good luck, Bobby. I have been looking for a 63-65 Falcon for a long time. Only found one and didn't move fast enough on it. Got away. Maybe we'll both get lucky soon. Thanks for watching.
great stuff here . i hope they wi ll find a new home . any news in 2020 about them?
Some are gone. Adopted to good homes I hope. Others still wait. Go get one, Michel, lol. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 you don t imagine how i wi ll like buy one of these .....unfortunately i live in FRANCE and with covid , no trip ....
Okay I have held me tongue long enough. Look at the two door Cadillac. You have to thing two words Elwood. Someone had to get this bug and make a Blues Brothers RIDE!
Lol! Will do but if I see Twiggy wandering around the junk yard I am taking her home immediately.
I would love that nice finned lmperial.
That is a unique and beautiful car, David. Never see one at a car show. Wish someone would save it. Thanks for watching.
Ind your wellcom
👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! I absolutely love the green car (2.40 min). Couldn't you afford to buy it? Unfortunately the front wasn't shown.
Thanks a lot for recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health.
We like the green can and can afford it but are just over loaded in projects. Can't save them all but would if we could. Thanks for stopping in and leaving us a comment.
@@indyme2
You're welcome, it's my pleasure. Thanks for replying. Yeah, sigh, of course, unfortunately not all of them can be rescued. But because I love everything that's green this one really hurts. One of my favourites is great Coldwarmotors gorgeous inside and outside green daily driver Frazer. I bet that you know CWM!?
Sincerely yours.
Willys not Willis. The coupe de ville caddy was a 64-65 not a 60. And the Pontiac Tempest V4 you mention doesnt and didnt exist. A slant inline 4 that was half of the 389 v8.
Nobody looks for old oldsmobile cutlass or f85s. I would like to find one.
I would like to find a 64-72 myself but never see one. Not sure why. They were very popular around here. Will keep a lookout for one. Thanks for watching.
Would love to see all those old cars made like new again. Did I see one that was maybe an RV?
There is an Rv out there as I recall. Didn't have time to check out everything. Thanks for watching.
That caught up American classic is going to be much difficult ever to find all different parts in the seats and the controls and the engine will work or not so good luck to restart because you need
Say when you are looking at that 51 Suburban if you look down the hill there's a truck there. It looks like an International but what is on the back of it. Looks like windows all down the side of it, is it a camper? When you panned on the other side of it at the end of the vid the passenger side didn't have any windows. Good vid. Thanks four4 the tour.
I'm not sure what that is. It looks like some kind of camper to me. We are headed back that way in about a month to pick up some parts. I'll take a closer look at it if my crs mind remembers. You can also give Tim a call. I think his number is in the description or somewhere on the earlier Hudson's junk yard video. Thanks for watching.
Tina's a rare example, it's not often one of their species wants to bring home "another" vehicle plus she has good taste!
She is in a wheel chair right now trying to recover from foot surgery. Your comment brought tears to her eyes. She really appreciates it. Hope we can get back on her feet soon and back to rescuing cars and scratching rust! Thanks.
I watched another couple of your vids, man she ain't scared to get in there & get it done. Once your foot heals Tina, you'll be kickin ass again. Pun intended Girl! :-)
Hope so. Thank you!
You have some great videos of old junk yards man! Try and be more descriptive in you headings as your missing out on lots of viewers hungry for this type of thing! All the best buddy
Thanks for the advise, Ricky. Will try to do a better job. We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.
I know all the American fans including American citizens that so crazy about Americans called cars Classics to bring it back again that I'm going to tell you the truth this car doesn't have no title No inspection taking out out there to the real Road
Look at the Bonneville it has a total front end. If someone need one are use it on another style. Bang. Don
Yep, there are a lot of good parts on that Poncho. Wish I had taken a better look at it. Wish I had taken a better look at all his cars. I like those Dodge Darts especially the GT. It needs floors but take the other, drop in the V8 and someone could have a cool car. I saw an old Dodge (Mitsubishi) Raider in the other yard I like. And the 57 Ponitac 4 door hardtop.......Wish I could save them all. Thanks for going along with us, Don.
How would i get permission to get some Photo shots of these cars? That would be awesome.
Just give Tim Hudson a call. I'm sure he won't mind you taking pics.
1:52 Notice the vent to keep your balls cool. Nice! LOL :-O
"D/L" Must mean "Dumb Luck." Ha!
Thanks for watching, Alan.
Looking for good front fenders for my 58 Dodge Coronet 4dr.
Mopar Perry is probably your best bet for that. Find his yard and phone number on one of my other videos. Good luck and thanks for watching.
How much for the dodge dart Gt red
Does he happen to have any decent front clips for a 68 Ford Torino? I need ALL off it, lol.
Not sure. I seem to remember a Torino 4 door but if so, don't have a clue what year it was. Give Tim a call. He knows exactly everything he has. Will keep an eye out for you one also. Thanks for watching.
How long might this Willis already has been parked there ??
I am not sure. You could call Mr. Hudson and ask. I think it would make a great rat rod or even restored depending upon you skills. Thanks for watching.
@@indyme2 thank you by the way....great videos....cheers.
Come on Man......Fix up that Chevy Station Wagon......How many have you seen on the road ??....Don’t give up Sweetheart......It would be AWESOME !!!! :- )
Thanks, Doug. We would love to save this one but soon after we posted this video someone came and bought it for parts. Hope he saved it or at least saved another with it. We appreciate you watching and leaving us a comment.
Are there any 62 to 66 international scouts there
I haven't a clue, Jarrad. He has a large section of those kinds of vehicle. Give him a call. He knows his inventory well. Thanks and good luck.
Where's this place at
That Willy would be a screaming billy If I could just wrap my fingers around it. That on is special. I hope I did not jinx if for you. I am going to brag with the wood I have and what God gives me it could be a cup cake. Don
Love that Willis too. Hope someone rescues it. You would look bad riding around in that. Lol.
cool cars its a shame that they are there..
Many can still be saved. Just need to find someone to adopt them. Thanks for watching, John.
how is the javelin working out?
Still on hold waiting on a 390 or 401 engine. Picked up a 4 speed I need to rebuild for it too. Gathering parts and dust but hope to bring it back to life one day. Thanks for asking.
how much does the ol boy charge for some of these ol beauties?
He is reasonable, Tim. Come get one with all that gold you are hoarding. Lol.
Hey Indy I got a buddy needing a 350 block. You don't have one laying around do you?
Have a few around but better hang on to them. Tena would scalp me as she says they are for her future project cars. Lol. Thanks for watching.
How does he charge Indy? Cost of scrap plus a little lol or the monopoly value. I'm a jeep guy as you know and my heart dropped on the Willys.
He knows his cars. I only showed a few of his personal collection in the other video. That being said, he is about middle of the road on prices and you can usually negotiate with him. The Willis is a cool looking project that caught my eye immediately. Good luck!
Does this gentleman sell whole cars?
Yes he does. Go for it!
@@indyme2 awesome. I also watched your video from Rod’s classic cars and now I’m booking a trip down. We definitely don’t have funds like that up in PA
@@95neonacr Great, Adam. Hope you find and save one. Good luck.
What state is it in?
It's in Forest City, North Carolina. Better grab those Pacers. Thanks for watching.
It's not a station wagon it's a suburban. Station wagons were passenger cars not from pickups like this one was.
Hmm...273 64 4 door Valiant. That's fairly uncommon.
Rare indeed, Shawn. Most had slant 6 engines. Thanks for stopping in.
@@indyme2 Thanks for the video. I called Mr. Hudson today looking for some rare 64 Valiant taillights after watching your 1st video there.
* 64 Valiant station wagon taillights
@@shaunclifton5281 Hope he was able to help you out. If not, try Ivestor's Mopar parts in Lawndale, NC.
@@indyme2 Thanks
How much are these cars???
They are all different prices just like any car old or new, condition, popularity, etc. Make an offer and start there. Good luck.
I know that Americans and American citizen Love American classic cars in the past present V and the future to carry on today son daughter wife grandfather son for anyone but there will be some Elizabeth some consequences and you have to pay the ultimate price that up if you want to bring this American classic car in the past manufacturer made in America I cannot tell you this but I'm going to tell you the truth that out you need expect her to make sure that this car could be safe and drive on the real Road not Boneyard or around of your neighborhood going around Circle if you really want to drive on the railroad you need to pass the inspector to make sure that this car will be safe 100% and you could drive on the railroad anyone could do it but it would give you like the car's finish there would be a price it would give you a heart attack and out bubble will be popping but this is my opinion that I'm telling you that be careful that we started on Clash of course I'm just saying that love it this is your choice to bring it back American classic car once again and everyone is happy good luck and restored American classic car once again
You are right, Carlos. It takes a lot of money and work to bring them back road worthy. I have done many though. Just have to be patient, work hard and save the money to get it done. Thanks for watching.
D/L = dumb luck
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Me too. Hope one of us find one. Thanks for watching.