Thank you 💜💜💜💜 It's wonderful to see that not everyone is a douche and that there are still good hearted people out there. May you have a blessed day as well. 🙏🙏🙏💜
rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich.
That moment when you realize 100 years ago was only the 1920s… There was a lot going on 100 years ago, industry-wise. The definition of “ancient” seems to have changed slightly as I’ve gotten older.
17:41 Not sure why the “Herkimer” can’t be used in other movies just because it’s (heavily customized) - anyone who remembers the movie Space Hunter would remember a vehicle called the “Scrambler”, also a heavily customized vehicle. Still, a few years later the “Scrambler” was slightly modified and reused in an episode of Knight Rider. There is no reason why something similar couldn’t be done with the “Herkimer”.
My in laws have had “grandpa’s old car” in their yard unused for 30 years except for the grandkids playing in it. It’s a 1955 Pontiac Star Chieftain, 50K original miles. Literally his grandma drove it to church and the grocery store once a week. My husband had it towed here at the beginning of the summer, he has redone the seats (nothing but old springs were left) and most of the interior was in amazing shape and only needed to be cleaned. Not a dent in the body, tiny bits of surface rust in a few spots -we polished all that amazing chrome, and he has gone through every bit of the engine. He took it for a ride a few weeks ago but still needs to do the brakes ❤️ he keeps his Halloween skeleton in it, her name is Tina. She has a skull in her hands named Ike...
Right on what a cool score, awesome that you guys are purring the old chief back on the road. If ya have the budget for maybe look into at least front disk brake conversion or swap some off a later model car. Those old heavy cars had sketchy drums back in their hay day and add 60 years their even more sketchy. Does it have the light up indian head hood ornament
Dude right??? We have canal boats in the UK and they can look pretty great. I can easily imagine those river rockets being really cool floating houses.
For sure!! Despite what your man said, there doesn't appear to be any rust so they're probably made of aluminium. They could easily be fitted with any suitable power plant, and any shafts or drivetrain components could be machined and you're nearly there. That said, I'll just sell some stuff for cash to repair the thing and redo the fitout. 😲 Dang... It looks like I'll need to sell 5 of my Chirons and 3 of my Neveras to get started on it... ✌😎
I really like to see German places being mentioned in non-german videos! Ich finde es sehr schön, wenn deutsche Orte und/oder Dinge in nicht-deutschen Videos erwähnt werden!)
It's really too bad that those vehicles haven't been restored, since they would be great for showing in museums or even made into living habitats! Thanks for sharing!
Those RAKETA boats were used in Greece to travel from Mytilene to Ayvalik and from the city of Kavala to Thasos. They were named "delphines" but they were smaller being able to carry around 20 people. They stopped using them around 2013
Meppen is Germany's "White Sands." It's a giant military test site where they build and test tanks, rockets and other weapons, It's existence is wildly known, and I worked there briefly in the 1980's. Fun fact: After Chernobel, they sent 50 train cars full of radioactive milk powder there ti cool off for 50 years. Only ten years left...
Hey. I gonna tell you something. That day i have a trip with my dad. Then we found many burnt cars. And many broken cars when we're on our road. Then after having a fun trip, we found a LITERALLY burning cars in the truck we seen. Near the gas station! And i did record the video. If you wanna see the proof
@@JahGuarrr I was going to post the comment anyways. Your's just seemed to be the right one. Though just rolling along with the mood like the burger kept in the jar in Super Size me or I seen a burger that lived I think it was for over 10 years in a coat pocket
Those hydrofoils were used in Vietnam up until just a few years ago. I used them a number of time to go from Ho Chi Minh City to Vung Tau. It was a pretty cool experience AND it cut the travel time between the two cities in half when compared to automobile travel.
@@susandeutra9142 it's a comment nobody asks. U just say what u have to say . It's sad we have people that go around randomly trying to start shit with random people they don't know, just because your talking through a screen, your life cant be that miserable.Grow up.
@@amirsaidthelux8564 Thank you! (I'm not that good in recognizing these little abbreviations, but one I know is "IDK", which stands for "I Don't Know"...)
I've lived in Vancouver my entire life. Every once and a while on a boring Sunday my dad and I would go for a drive to see the McBardge. It's now owned by some dude who wants to restore it but I doubt it'll ever happen
I wish I could fix up the river rockets and the bizarre truck they had customized for some old movie both would be so cool to have looking all brand new and just be cool in general
I'm into a lot of old/classical stuff but I consider that to just be some old show/movie it does ring a bell tho also so its clear im not talking about the batman stuff I mean the one with the wierd but cool custom made truck
@@godofanime5498 "mystery men" was a comedy, super hero spoof movie before the trend of super hero movies we have now. It was really ahead of it's time. It was a good movie, but it never reached "cult following" status. My sad reaction was to the fact that a lot of people don't know this movie exists and they have the same reaction of it being "some old movie".
@@shadowshockwave it sounds familiar but yeah the truck tho is weird but in a cool way type thing the movie also doesn't seem like for its time that it would be bad mabye you could start a movie club or night with your friends and shit rewatching old movies/ classics or movie ahead of their time
The nice thing is that two countries succeeded to design and operate turbo-trains into inter-city service. Alsthom produced its own with SNECMA engines which were running at 180 km/h between Caen and Paris, Bordeaux and Paris; and last not least New York and Montreal under Amtrack livery. Ghey make such a nice deep jet like noise. I used the three of them myself. Then, a joint project between the Canadians and United Statians did their own entering service in 1968 between Toronto and Montreal capable to run as fast as 270 km/h but only used at 150 km/h as the tracks did not allow faster speeds. The AEC Turbo-train was the first train to enter service with passive tilting allowing the Canadians to take the lead in that technology as 12 years later they would replace them with another train also featuring tilting but now succeeding with the only valid active tilting. Thy used the PT6, a United Aircraft engine made in Montreal and the tilting coaches were made in MLW factories again in Montreal. They also had that driver's cockpit in such manner that they looked like taken from Avro Lancaster bombers.
Blowing up your battle equipment when retreating isn’t petty! It’s smart warfare tactics. Why would you leave your supplies to your enemies to be used against you?!
Would be REALLY COOL if some of those Hydrofoil boats were rescued, and put back in use eh.!😲! LOVE THE VIDS.🥰🥰... KEEP'EM COMING.🤞🥰... RICH(UK).🥰🥰🥰.!.!.!.
5:07 keep in mind, "5 MEN"！ 5:32 I can only see 4. Did everyone survive or was it just a classic mistake that pilots do, that often is the reason to why airplanes going down. I'm talking about: "A MISS CALCULATION"？
There has definitely been more than One Ekranoplan built. First, the KM and the Lun were two different machines. Second you have the A-90 Orlyonok, of which 3 working examples were completed.
and in nizhny novgorod there is a lun class in the open WITHOUT rocketlaunchers. it was intended as a rescue vehicle or so. the coordinates are 56_21'46.5"n 43_52'43.9"e
I found the Soviet vehicles and the ones in Germany, Iceland and Kiska the most interesting, along with the Abandoned Blue Wonder and The Vacant Victor
Considering the river hydrofoils were successful, it seems a real shame that they would get abandoned. Also, they look really cool (the front end reminds me of the Seaview from _Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea_ , or the little sub from _Fantastic Voyage_ ). Somebody should have been able to do something with that.
I know some researchers in Glasgow designing new ones and proving better then Catamarans. My father narrated often on his travels between Sweden and Denmark onboard Swedish made hydrofoils.
if you dont like the content then leave also those tanks would be a hell lot of money if they where not restrected and you where not listening those trains and a lot of the other stuff costs a lot of mony to make but now yeah i guess its useless and not worth a lot
Comparing the "average" cost of a house in that pathetically broken economy is hardly any way to judge how expensive a thing is. Also there's this thing called inflation. What something cost before doesn't directly equal the same money value now.
So what's the average price for a 150 ft yacht these days? $40 million, maybe 50? Even at 25 million (in 2021 dollars) the original cost of that Mc Barge would be a bargain. It wouldn't surprise me at all if some millionaire somewhere has already had a Chick-fil-a, a Subway, or some other fastfood place built into their yacht 🤑
@@bearbryant3495 👌That's the defining theme of this video. I understood that from the beginning. Mine is simply an observation that differs from the theme
The McBarge was the 500th McDonald’s restaurant in Canada, hence the Friendship 500 name, Friendship for it’s location amidst the World’s Fair and 500 for it’s franchise number.
So what's the average price for a 150 ft yacht these days? $40 million, maybe 50? Even at 25 million (in 2021 dollars) the original cost of that Mc Barge would be a bargain. It wouldn't surprise me at all if some millionaire somewhere has already had a Chick-fil-a, a Subway, or some other fastfood place built into their yacht 🤑
There used to be a floating McDonald’s here in St. Louis but during the flood a couple of years ago it tore away from it mooring an floated down the river
I grew up near active coal mines in Germany where "Schaufelradbagger" were still running. We used to go sightseeing around those occasionally. Moving those would require the closure of many roads...
1:05 Not true about the MÁV 301: Built 1911 to 1914 it was operated until 1967. So while it's true that it's more than a hundred years old, it was last used just more than fifty years ago.
I don't know why but I always get sad when I see things that got left behind....or forgotten. I wish I could have seen some of these in action...like the mac donalds ship or the speedboat thing or the turbo train. They look hella cool
The Sogel tanks are 25 Patton M47's and 1 Leopard, which were used as targets for anti-tank training. There is nothing secret about the now abandoned range.
I like your videos. The only problem that I have with them is that they are usually longer that that spare time I have available so many times I overlook you awesome work for something shorter that I can watch completely.
As an Aircraft enthusiast, I'd love to see one of the Victors revived and brought back to working condition. I think it's good to keep at least one working example of historical vehicles, even if it was a rich enthusiast who has the cash to do it, so long as they get the support to get the parts made to keep it in good, working condition.
If I remember correctly, there are currently two planes from WW2 that still have their original engines. I believe one was Japanese and the other was American. I’ll try to find them
If I found that train. You better bet I’m taking a piece home… they set those tanks up like that because if there’s a conflict the enemy will think there active and hit them.
To the person reading this, Even though I don't know you, I wish you the best of what life has to offer."✨🌹✨
Thanks 🙂
@@kylegraham7363 go away kid
@@thigge i aint no kid and no i wont go away to stfu
Thanks 🙏 you to
Thank you 💜💜💜💜
It's wonderful to see that not everyone is a douche and that there are still good hearted people out there. May you have a blessed day as well. 🙏🙏🙏💜
the Russians might be crazy trying to invent so many things but you got to admit they are awesome at it
Are they?
They were definitely on something when they were thinking of all that
I still wonder if Ekranoplans might get a comeback in the future
Nonsense
I just received my own stimulus check and I'm investing it on crypto because I can see it's really profitable right now.
rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich.
Stocks are good but crypto is better
People are ignorant of profitability in bitcoin investment and that has been the major issues limiting their investment
Wow..he has really made a good name for himself he's my account manager too
He's availablity is on wats....ap👇
That moment when you realize 100 years ago was only the 1920s… There was a lot going on 100 years ago, industry-wise. The definition of “ancient” seems to have changed slightly as I’ve gotten older.
Where closer to 2040 than the year 2000 😥
😔
17:41 Not sure why the “Herkimer” can’t be used in other movies just because it’s (heavily customized) - anyone who remembers the movie Space Hunter would remember a vehicle called the “Scrambler”, also a heavily customized vehicle. Still, a few years later the “Scrambler” was slightly modified and reused in an episode of Knight Rider. There is no reason why something similar couldn’t be done with the “Herkimer”.
it'd be awesome to see it in something else, for sure
Or make an interesting addition to Jay Leno's unusual collection
@@BeAmazed Hello!
@Zack hey there!
I thought the cars would make good for a movie. Too bad they're gone.
Update on the Battle Jitney:
She currently still runs. She was also recently purchased and to be undergoing restoration.
Which one was the battle jitney?
@@WhlteWolf9 The Ford with camper hybrids
And to be honest i was gonna comment that it is the best looking vehicle to have in the apocalypse haha
oh ok
My in laws have had “grandpa’s old car” in their yard unused for 30 years except for the grandkids playing in it. It’s a 1955 Pontiac Star Chieftain, 50K original miles. Literally his grandma drove it to church and the grocery store once a week. My husband had it towed here at the beginning of the summer, he has redone the seats (nothing but old springs were left) and most of the interior was in amazing shape and only needed to be cleaned. Not a dent in the body, tiny bits of surface rust in a few spots -we polished all that amazing chrome, and he has gone through every bit of the engine. He took it for a ride a few weeks ago but still needs to do the brakes ❤️ he keeps his Halloween skeleton in it, her name is Tina. She has a skull in her hands named Ike...
Looks like this will be in the next video
Are you writing a poem
Right on what a cool score, awesome that you guys are purring the old chief back on the road. If ya have the budget for maybe look into at least front disk brake conversion or swap some off a later model car. Those old heavy cars had sketchy drums back in their hay day and add 60 years their even more sketchy. Does it have the light up indian head hood ornament
That is too cool! Painted a nice picture journey. Thank you for letting us know a pleasant piece of your life!
May you show us what it looks like?
Those abandoned river rockets with the right designer(s) would make some fantastic homes.
Dude right??? We have canal boats in the UK and they can look pretty great. I can easily imagine those river rockets being really cool floating houses.
I think they can be repaired. that would be cool too
For sure!!
Despite what your man said, there doesn't appear to be any rust so they're probably made of aluminium. They could easily be fitted with any suitable power plant, and any shafts or drivetrain components could be machined and you're nearly there. That said, I'll just sell some stuff for cash to repair the thing and redo the fitout. 😲
Dang... It looks like I'll need to sell 5 of my Chirons and 3 of my Neveras to get started on it... ✌😎
@@gerarduspoppel2831 🗣️0 😍
I used to be a fan, but after watching all be amazed great masterpieces, I am a whole air-conditioner 🤗❣️
Funny pun!
Damn, that's so cold you need some Theraflu.
You're definitely not air cooler.
AC what you did there
Pathetic I’m a wind turbine
Thank you so much for giving us the history and the details of these machines. Very interesting.
Yes thank you
ALALALALALA YES
@Mohammed what?
I say it was considered the future for its time. If time travel existed, I would go back to the year it was built to see it in action.
I really like to see German places being mentioned in non-german videos!
Ich finde es sehr schön, wenn deutsche Orte und/oder Dinge in nicht-deutschen Videos erwähnt werden!)
Oh that bit at the beginning was so close to trains planes and automobiles
It's really too bad that those vehicles haven't been restored, since they would be great for showing in museums or even made into living habitats! Thanks for sharing!
Darn it.... Every time I watch this I forget to make popcorn, regret it every time 🤣😊😆
Lol me too
Me too ✋
Pause vid make popcorn
@@holydayactiontv hey
The mcbarge would have made a great houseboat
True
Makes me think of Drop Dead Fred!😅
That was the first thought I had when I first heard about the McBarg. So sad to think that they decided to let it just rot away
Big companies throw away so much money yet can't pay a living wage . smh
Those RAKETA boats were used in Greece to travel from Mytilene to Ayvalik and from the city of Kavala to Thasos. They were named "delphines" but they were smaller being able to carry around 20 people. They stopped using them around 2013
Fun fact:raketa means rocket in czech
@@Arandomczechguy thx
P
Kavala.... Arma III
Man, it would be nice to see some of the engines in the Red Star Graveyard restored.
same...
I was watching a TV program Huge Moves or Movers? and they moved a Red Star steam engine to Scotland I think, where they were originally built.
Ironically, the repair yard is now in disrepair.
lets repair it
*forgets to repair*
Lol
The car in the thumbnail belongs to an English bitcoin lad who crashed that car and yanni came and collected it an hour later
I feel heart broken to see those trains rusting away
Lol i like trains tho
And why the trains are not on rails weird
@@junellamiranda3217 yeah maybe they didn't care about them
Yea hated to See the Russian one rusting away because that one was cool
I grew up in Vietnam and we had those hydro boats and they are still in service. We even developed a new model recently.
That’s Really Cool
true i used one of those
i love when i get these 2 notifications someone liked your comment" and someone subscribed to you""
You need to get out more
Same
Meppen is Germany's "White Sands." It's a giant military test site where they build and test tanks, rockets and other weapons, It's existence is wildly known, and I worked there briefly in the 1980's. Fun fact: After Chernobel, they sent 50 train cars full of radioactive milk powder there ti cool off for 50 years. Only ten years left...
This was quite entertaining to watch.
Those river rockets were a good idea. They would be more efficient than ordinary boats too. The victor is sad. Great plane.
4:23 my heart has been shattered
Hey. I gonna tell you something. That day i have a trip with my dad. Then we found many burnt cars. And many broken cars when we're on our road. Then after having a fun trip, we found a LITERALLY burning cars in the truck we seen. Near the gas station! And i did record the video. If you wanna see the proof
Can i see
i need to see the proof
Me
No offence but fix ur grammar
show me im tryna see that
Cool video. I love abandoned things. Sad but still beautiful and interesting.
There’s probably an entire happy meal in the abandoned McDonalds that looks just like it did when it was made.
Ye
Probably I'ma put it in a museum!
Nope. The McBarge's interior has been completely stripped out. th-cam.com/video/dsyBznAHBEw/w-d-xo.html for the most recent update.
@@sarah1390 yah I was jkin lol
@@JahGuarrr I was going to post the comment anyways. Your's just seemed to be the right one. Though just rolling along with the mood like the burger kept in the jar in Super Size me or I seen a burger that lived I think it was for over 10 years in a coat pocket
The Car Cementary reminds me of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s NASCAR Graveyard
The Car Cementary reminds me of the only car in space,Ellon Musk put it there
@Todd Amtmann not everyone speaks english as their main languange todd
@Todd Amtmann Simon Peters probably used Copy and Paste from the original post without noticing the wrong spelling. That's the sort of thing I do.
The ocean plane thing has got to be the coolest thing I've seen so far.
That one wasn't big enough to fly over oceans it could only go over lakes and small seas
Most of these vehicles, remind’s me of a zombie movie
1:00 Could have been turned into museum. 🏚
Let's see most incredible abandoned vehicles part 2.
Those hydrofoils were used in Vietnam up until just a few years ago. I used them a number of time to go from Ho Chi Minh City to Vung Tau. It was a pretty cool experience AND it cut the travel time between the two cities in half when compared to automobile travel.
who asked
JK
@@susandeutra9142 it's a comment nobody asks. U just say what u have to say . It's sad we have people that go around randomly trying to start shit with random people they don't know, just because your talking through a screen, your life cant be that miserable.Grow up.
@@susandeutra9142
For what reason did you put around 200 blank lines in your comment?!?
And what does the "JK" at the bottom of your comment mean?
@@Lampe2020 thy "JK" means "just kidding". just responding idk
@@amirsaidthelux8564
Thank you!
(I'm not that good in recognizing these little abbreviations, but one I know is "IDK", which stands for "I Don't Know"...)
18:25 this vehicle reminds me of Fallout 4
Haha
when you said classic car guys heart break i cried inside im in love with classic cars
BE AMAZED is one of my favorite channel! I love your vids soo much! Keep up the awesome work!!
@Elizabeth-iv1xq no
The plane is so awesome!
Yes and Thank you for all of your videos I have been watching them for a long time!!
I've lived in Vancouver my entire life. Every once and a while on a boring Sunday my dad and I would go for a drive to see the McBardge. It's now owned by some dude who wants to restore it but I doubt it'll ever happen
Hello if your reading this have a great day and I hope both sides of you pillow is cold
I just have a tear when i se steam trains.
3:18 is what traffic looks like when the light finally turns green
I didn't realised how much I missed be amazed after a long time
Keep up the works guys👍
Me too! I just binge watched a lot of them 🥳
Many of these look like something out of a thunderbirds episode, Gerry Anderson designed beautiful stuff
This guy never click baits us😁
Oh God imagine they still work
Imagine 😳
Imagine🥴
Me, mister broke gonna take em
Also nice cat
Ok
Thank you for sharing your videos. 👍👍👍
19:20 and another later shot is a British Nimrod, Anti-submarine warfare aircraft. I got to fly on one when I was stationed in Iceland.
I wish I could fix up the river rockets and the bizarre truck they had customized for some old movie both would be so cool to have looking all brand new and just be cool in general
some old movie?! 😢
I'm into a lot of old/classical stuff but I consider that to just be some old show/movie it does ring a bell tho also so its clear im not talking about the batman stuff I mean the one with the wierd but cool custom made truck
@@godofanime5498 "mystery men" was a comedy, super hero spoof movie before the trend of super hero movies we have now. It was really ahead of it's time. It was a good movie, but it never reached "cult following" status.
My sad reaction was to the fact that a lot of people don't know this movie exists and they have the same reaction of it being "some old movie".
@@shadowshockwave it sounds familiar but yeah the truck tho is weird but in a cool way type thing the movie also doesn't seem like for its time that it would be bad mabye you could start a movie club or night with your friends and shit rewatching old movies/ classics or movie ahead of their time
Yaaaaay more vehicle vid's! You should make more of these!
BE AMAZED, you narration is always fun to hear
264 tons....Over 200 feet long moving at almost 350 miles an hour
Can you imagine what that must have looked like
i like the natural timbre of the narration.
Thank you for the update, Be Amazed..!! 7:42 A turbo train? I've never seen that before..!! @.@
The nice thing is that two countries succeeded to design and operate turbo-trains into inter-city service. Alsthom produced its own with SNECMA engines which were running at 180 km/h between Caen and Paris, Bordeaux and Paris; and last not least New York and Montreal under Amtrack livery. Ghey make such a nice deep jet like noise. I used the three of them myself. Then, a joint project between the Canadians and United Statians did their own entering service in 1968 between Toronto and Montreal capable to run as fast as 270 km/h but only used at 150 km/h as the tracks did not allow faster speeds. The AEC Turbo-train was the first train to enter service with passive tilting allowing the Canadians to take the lead in that technology as 12 years later they would replace them with another train also featuring tilting but now succeeding with the only valid active tilting. Thy used the PT6, a United Aircraft engine made in Montreal and the tilting coaches were made in MLW factories again in Montreal. They also had that driver's cockpit in such manner that they looked like taken from Avro Lancaster bombers.
The be amazed team works way harder than all they're 8 million subscribers ever will together !
Interesting history!
you're my favorite channel BE AMAZED :D
Thank you. Your videos are my stress reliever. 😀
Blowing up your battle equipment when retreating isn’t petty! It’s smart warfare tactics. Why would you leave your supplies to your enemies to be used against you?!
true true but ive just gotten use to be amazed inaccuracy
@@alexivy8732 very true lately.
Ask Pres Biden about that!
you read my mind on the classic cars. i want them so badly to restore.
Would be REALLY COOL if some of those Hydrofoil boats were rescued, and put back in use eh.!😲!
LOVE THE VIDS.🥰🥰...
KEEP'EM COMING.🤞🥰...
RICH(UK).🥰🥰🥰.!.!.!.
5:07 keep in mind, "5 MEN"！
5:32 I can only see 4. Did everyone survive or was it just a classic mistake that pilots do, that often is the reason to why airplanes going down. I'm talking about: "A MISS CALCULATION"？
Incredible footage! 👍
There has definitely been more than One Ekranoplan built. First, the KM and the Lun were two different machines. Second you have the A-90 Orlyonok, of which 3 working examples were completed.
The Bartini ones?
and in nizhny novgorod there is a lun class in the open WITHOUT rocketlaunchers. it was intended as a rescue vehicle or so. the coordinates are 56_21'46.5"n 43_52'43.9"e
I like how each video there is a new voice
I found the Soviet vehicles and the ones in Germany, Iceland and Kiska the most interesting, along with the Abandoned Blue Wonder and The Vacant Victor
I love your selection of abandoned machines
Considering the river hydrofoils were successful, it seems a real shame that they would get abandoned. Also, they look really cool (the front end reminds me of the Seaview from _Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea_ , or the little sub from _Fantastic Voyage_ ). Somebody should have been able to do something with that.
I know some researchers in Glasgow designing new ones and proving better then Catamarans. My father narrated often on his travels between Sweden and Denmark onboard Swedish made hydrofoils.
turbo jet train my favret
Woo In
The world of the day before I can do it for the first time in the world
Great video. Love all the little pop-ups!
Man, this channel sure is "amazed" easily. Things that cost less than an average house in the USA are not unbelievably expensive.
if you dont like the content then leave also those tanks would be a hell lot of money if they where not restrected and you where not listening those trains and a lot of the other stuff costs a lot of mony to make but now yeah i guess its useless and not worth a lot
Comparing the "average" cost of a house in that pathetically broken economy is hardly any way to judge how expensive a thing is. Also there's this thing called inflation. What something cost before doesn't directly equal the same money value now.
So what's the average price for a 150 ft yacht these days? $40 million, maybe 50? Even at 25 million (in 2021 dollars) the original cost of that Mc Barge would be a bargain. It wouldn't surprise me at all if some millionaire somewhere has already had a Chick-fil-a, a Subway, or some other fastfood place built into their yacht 🤑
The price wasn't the issue, it was more about "Who would just leave this fascinating thing just sitting here?"
@@bearbryant3495 👌That's the defining theme of this video. I understood that from the beginning. Mine is simply an observation that differs from the theme
The MOMENT you said "The Herkimer Battle Jitney"..... I knew instantly what it was. Great movie, great tank of a car.... cudos for finding it!
17:50 it's just gru's old car (Dispicable me)
Bollywood Actor Varun Dhawan: 17:00
The McBarge was the 500th McDonald’s restaurant in Canada, hence the Friendship 500 name, Friendship for it’s location amidst the World’s Fair and 500 for it’s franchise number.
So what's the average price for a 150 ft yacht these days? $40 million, maybe 50? Even at 25 million (in 2021 dollars) the original cost of that Mc Barge would be a bargain. It wouldn't surprise me at all if some millionaire somewhere has already had a Chick-fil-a, a Subway, or some other fastfood place built into their yacht 🤑
There used to be a floating McDonald’s here in St. Louis but during the flood a couple of years ago it tore away from it mooring an floated down the river
seeing these pieces of history left to rot hurt my soul. Especially the trains and cars
*9:17* Imagine walking near a railroad and finding this monstrosity! This feels like the most Russian thing to me, at least.
Yea
Ye aye ay eye Ye she says ey eye
Ah well uk whats more russian(more soviet, more like)? The Ekranoplan which is a hydrofoil boat shaped like a plane
This is the first video I watched made by you,I am watching the video a little bit.
We had hydro foiled ferries in Sydney in the 80's you had a choice of a fast or slow ferry to manly
To the person below me I'm unable to reply but its always well recieved when commenters post what you did..thank you for making me smile
I grew up near active coal mines in Germany where "Schaufelradbagger" were still running. We used to go sightseeing around those occasionally. Moving those would require the closure of many roads...
1:05 Not true about the MÁV 301: Built 1911 to 1914 it was operated until 1967. So while it's true that it's more than a hundred years old, it was last used just more than fifty years ago.
I don't know why but I always get sad when I see things that got left behind....or forgotten. I wish I could have seen some of these in action...like the mac donalds ship or the speedboat thing or the turbo train. They look hella cool
You are the best 💖
Batman is one of my favorite things to watch so seeing the abandoned body's I was all " I want that." Even my mouth dropped open
Those were fiber body kits you could buy. The original ain't rotting in the woods like that
Your voice is so calming 👍
He said that the red star graveyard was mostly abandoned
I love when you make videos like this
ah yes my soviet comrade! we have concord this list with our Mechanics of war!
I like that you are putting Harry Potter edits in this video
The Sogel tanks are 25 Patton M47's and 1 Leopard, which were used as targets for anti-tank training. There is nothing secret about the now abandoned range.
Sögel. Or you can spell it Soegel if you do not want to use alt 148 for ö
@@jsragman8045 Ök.
I like your videos. The only problem that I have with them is that they are usually longer that that spare time I have available so many times I overlook you awesome work for something shorter that I can watch completely.
As an Aircraft enthusiast, I'd love to see one of the Victors revived and brought back to working condition. I think it's good to keep at least one working example of historical vehicles, even if it was a rich enthusiast who has the cash to do it, so long as they get the support to get the parts made to keep it in good, working condition.
If I remember correctly, there are currently two planes from WW2 that still have their original engines. I believe one was Japanese and the other was American. I’ll try to find them
I just realised... He meant a Nimrod
@@modestdonkey8425 That is a Victor, Nimrod are more tubular, and have straighter wings and smaller engine intakes.
@@carsofsouthernmaryland4066 19:18 I meant. Yes the 'vacant victor' is a victor
i used to watch this ever day in like 2017 to 2018
If I found that train. You better bet I’m taking a piece home… they set those tanks up like that because if there’s a conflict the enemy will think there active and hit them.
don't just take one piece take a few piece so you can give a piece to a friend here and there as well
I love how Vincent Vega makes cameo appearances in a lot of your videos.
Life finds a way
POV: Me pausing the video to get some snacks and continue the video
I'd love to buy one of the old hydrofoils and convert it into a house.
Most definitely, if I had the money I'd buy one and rebuild it
I'd buy the Ekranoplane
wow this is so cool!! Keep it going!!