You are making me more envious with every video. What could be better than finding two vintage hot rods. People of that era put them together with what they had or could scrounge. By today’s standards , it might not have been great but, if it got you rolling it was acceptable. Bringing back memories of my youth one video at a time! Thanks, Matt.
Hot rod was all about using what you had! We will be making slight changes to the cars for safety reasons but other then that they will be staying as built!!
What a score, congrats Matt. Just proves how good things happen for the folks who are willing to work hard enough for it. Really looking fwd to watching what you do with these two.
Thanks Paul! Yea this wasn't an easy one and we're thankful we were able to help the family get the word out about the auctions and also save a couple for ourselves!
This Ford is like a vintage wine. It is the remains of a season, the sweat, the energy of the factory workers, the hands of the salesmen, mechanics, the people who contributed to its existence. It's a reminder of summers and winters past. Scents, colors, and visions of 9 decades ago. It's only a decade older than me.
My era of machinery! Hope these two end up near your shop. I'm only an hour or so from you & these two give me more reason than ever to make a small road trip in your direction. "ANXIOUS"
Merry Christmas Matt, the look of excitment on your face is priceless. Just like a three-year-old on Christmas morning. I feel the same way when bringing home new treasures, ENJOY!! Although I think you should should be thinking of getting a bigger garage, lol!!
Hi Matt Jeremy here with Jed my son 7yrs old. I just watched this again with Jed and he loved it. Hello, Matt Jed says and wishes he was there helping you haha. He said those cars look like his toy hotwheels cars he has. I think he wants to move up to the big toys already after watching this Matt. I only wish I had a workshop to build one for him. He thinks they are cool but he said they are dirty Daddy. I said "Don't worry mate Matt and the guys will clean them up nice and get them running like new again" Cool he says. Cheers guys Love it Jezza and Jed downunder PS Matt Jed wants to be famous haha could you say hello to him please on here with his name.
I'm glad you were able to get those two car. They have IronTrap Garage written all over them. My wife and I were chauffeured in a red 34 Ford sedan just like that one. Right down to the wheel style and all. Can't wait to see these on the road again.
Not only an amazing garage but the coolest toys on the block - a real steel 5 window '32 - what a grail find! The '34 is sweet too! Great video as usual Mat - thanks for sharing!
Matt your paying a very nice tribute to Larry, Goodman. Also I'm glad to see these cars coming out of Pennsylvania where we all live. I hope to see these cars some day.
I had a 32 5 window and a 39 chevy master deluxe. piddled with them for about 10 years had 3 kids and sold them for hardly nothing. wish i had them back now. could afford to do them up nice now . bought them in 72. sold chevy in 78 and 32 in around 85. back then seemed like kide need things worse than i needed them. the 32 was ray farners show car in 57 58 had a manufactured frame and chrome straight axel and wishbones
We are really happy to see you in your element! Fantastic all around. Congratulations and thanks for all the tips you share in your videos. (Thanks to all the other clowns who help with the videos also - we appreciate their behind the scenes antics - Have a super spring!).
That was fun to watch . Reminded me of some of my friends way back when . Nice to see some people still playing with that old stuff . I did up a 33 Vicky the year I left the forces (1981 ) It passed everything but a gas station .... Those were the days .Cheers from Canada....
Glad I found you . I'm just an old fart trying to figure out how to use a computer . I'm into cars , fly fishing and the great outdoors . If I had the money in the bank that I spent on cars over the last 40 years I could retire . Rebuilding my fishing buggy ( 68 bug on a 76 pan ) for the forth time . I've had it for the better part of 30 years. she will go anywhere . Keep up the good work
Hi Matt, I have only just got around to watching this as I have been so busy. Wow is all I can say mate you scored big time there. I love it wish I was there what fun. I hope you got everything that belongs to that car. Jeremy Downunder
Nice! Plenty of content ahead. :-) boy if you bugged out early you missed the best part. Those original photos are priceless. One of my friends had a 55 Chevy with those mags. He ran no centers and I didn't like it much. He took it to Earl Scheib and had it painted as well as putting on the centers. What a difference! Thanks for the fun!!!! :-)
Thank you for bringing us along on this treasure hunt. I’m almost as excited as if I was actually there. I can’t wait to see the “Will it run?” episodes. Who needs cable with content like this? 👍👊☮️
Just watched your video on the hot rods..Congratulations on your purchase..I also own a '32 ford 5 window in which i'm cloning Milners coupe from Graffiti...I noticed your from Pa.,same here..Maybe someday we can meet up & talk shop over these cars...I bought mine from Barry Lobec (Lobec Hot Rods)out in Cleveland around 2002...Mine is still in pieces but over the years I collected alot of parts for it...
Hey Matt, a cookie sheet under those froze tires will slide easily on just about any surface including the ramps. Keep a couple in your truck. You'll be glad you did. Great cars, thanks!
I'm so glad I found your channel. I enjoy all of your videos so much, and I really like the fact that you post 3 new videos every week. I'm really looking forward to what you do with these 2 cars.
An old guy across the street from where I grew up had this same thing going on. He built a 2.5 car garage and filled it up with his best intentions. He was truly a wonderful guy. He worked 16 hours a day so he could afford his toys. You should see my Garage....
Congrats Matt on the cars. A little tip for pulling cars with locked up wheels(from my towing days) carry a bottle of dish liquid to put on the metal before you drag it on. Makes the tires slide easy.
Ok, may or may not be of interest, but I know of a late 40's early 50's International P/U been sitting in a hidden barn for the last 40 or 50 years. All original, no mods. Still same original green paint! I know I.H. trucks aren't way high up on the list, but it's still a part of what's disappearing. Truck is located near Shrewsbury, Pa. Real nice find guys and great video! You have made a new friend!
@@IronTrapGarage Oh WOW!!! I hadn't thought of that. You guys would come all the way down here just to video that? Too cool. Thanks. I subscribed long ago, so I always watch! Thanx for the good stuff!
Hahahahaha !!! Obviously stoked for you .. but remember my 2 posts over the last few months .. in regards to building a car port & 2nd story ? Looks like you need to start picking up some scrap structural steel .. for that upcoming ITG garage front length car port project !!! Pretty awesome problem to have.
@@IronTrapGarage 😊 Tried to tag you on HAMB but the pictures don't show in the reply. So I deleted it. But check out post #46 on this thread >>> it should show by clicking .. but if not post 46 !! If on your phone .. you'll have to hold your phone on its side to see post count #. PC no worries. Hallock style in cast iron. Weird material but bitchin' piece. www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/survivors-on-the-h-a-m-b.526016/page-2
34 mags remind me of Berry and Chung mags here in NZ way back in 1960's-70's.They also did manifolds and rocker covers in cast alloy.Get it running but quick.Could be your Mrs lTG's daily drive,grocery getter.
I was gonna say, never had a winch yet, but I believe I recall guys wearing gloves and controlling how the cable feeds or wraps onto the spool. So it doesn't wrap all over itself to the point where it can't even come back out because its now to big a diameter and hits the inside of the housing. Perhaps some winches have an automatic feeder that would walk back and forth side to side helping the cable wrap and wind up on the spool properly. So it doesn't try and wrap around the spool in only one spot, locking up the unit...........Others likely have experience on that end more than I do currently. Though I'm planning to add a winch to a 4wd project I'm about to start. Killer car find though. Love those wheels and the tires too. I'd love to build a '34 5 window coupe eventually.
Yes you will be driving that red one this spring for sure. I think wonder if the brakes master cylinder are underneath it? It would be very nice if the windshield would show up. Maybe not though I dont think the flat glass is all the expensive.
Yea after we looked it over we found they cobbled together a weird bracket under the car in an odd location but still left some of the mechanical linkage. Really odd. We'll clean it up and get it going again for sure!
Hey, Matt, that Honda CL350 you tugged out of the way of the '34 - are they auctioning that, too? Pity I'm in the UK, else I'd bid for it. Another great video, BTW!
The early to mid 60's hot rods are my jam. There are so many mag wheel options, engine options, brake options, and interior options that all fit into that era. You can sneak in comfort options like A\C and power brakes too and still be period correct.
You are making me more envious with every video. What could be better than finding two vintage hot rods. People of that era put them together with what they had or could scrounge. By today’s standards , it might not have been great but, if it got you rolling it was acceptable. Bringing back memories of my youth one video at a time! Thanks, Matt.
Hot rod was all about using what you had! We will be making slight changes to the cars for safety reasons but other then that they will be staying as built!!
Great buys, at least they were stored inside and not in a swampy junk yard. Awesome. Cheers
Agreed!
Wow wow wow. What a buy
Thanks Gene!
Now! This vehicle is the ticket! A little gem in the rough!
Thanks for watching!
What a score, congrats Matt. Just proves how good things happen for the folks who are willing to work hard enough for it. Really looking fwd to watching what you do with these two.
Thanks Paul! Yea this wasn't an easy one and we're thankful we were able to help the family get the word out about the auctions and also save a couple for ourselves!
Red beauty.. absolutly gorgeus. A true old hot rod
We’re pumped! Thanks for watching!
Very cool cars. Look forward to seeing them brought back to life. Every hot rodders dream- a 32 and a 34!
Thanks Charles!
Awesome find , purchase and video.
Thanks for watching!
I saw a restored 32 at a car show and I almost started to cry it was so beautiful! My Dream Car!
This Ford is like a vintage wine. It is the remains of a season, the sweat, the energy of the factory workers, the hands of the salesmen, mechanics, the people who contributed to its existence. It's a reminder of summers and winters past. Scents, colors, and visions of 9 decades ago. It's only a decade older than me.
Great way to describe it!
My era of machinery! Hope these two end up near your shop. I'm only an hour or so from you & these two give me more reason than ever to make a small road trip in your direction. "ANXIOUS"
This vehicle is breaking tradition.! It's not sunk in the mud- and the engine will turn over in its first start!
Haha well played!
Merry Christmas Matt, the look of excitment on your face is priceless. Just like a three-year-old on Christmas morning. I feel the same way when bringing home new treasures, ENJOY!!
Although I think you should should be thinking of getting a bigger garage, lol!!
Haha yea I need to do some spring cleaning! I was thinking of doing an ITG yard sale!
Hi Matt Jeremy here with Jed my son 7yrs old. I just watched this again with Jed and he loved it. Hello, Matt Jed says and wishes he was there helping you haha. He said those cars look like his toy hotwheels cars he has. I think he wants to move up to the big toys already after watching this Matt. I only wish I had a workshop to build one for him. He thinks they are cool but he said they are dirty Daddy. I said "Don't worry mate Matt and the guys will clean them up nice and get them running like new again" Cool he says. Cheers guys Love it Jezza and Jed downunder PS Matt Jed wants to be famous haha could you say hello to him please on here with his name.
I am looking forwardf to many videos from these cars as you get them worked on!! Please keep them coming!!!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome cars! Congrats.
My uncle has a 33 ford 5 window with a 283 and it's been a fun car to take to shows over the years
They’re pretty cars!
I'm glad you were able to get those two car. They have IronTrap Garage written all over them. My wife and I were chauffeured in a red 34 Ford sedan just like that one. Right down to the wheel style and all. Can't wait to see these on the road again.
That’s rad! The 34 has a killer style and we can’t wait to get it back on the road!! -Mike/ITG
Very,very cool! Love both of the cars but the 32 with the rocket in it is awesome! Can't wait to see the progress.
Thanks Michael, they really are time warps!
Not only an amazing garage but the coolest toys on the block - a real steel 5 window '32 - what a grail find! The '34 is sweet too! Great video as usual Mat - thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching Keith!
Matt your paying a very nice tribute to Larry, Goodman. Also I'm glad to see these cars coming out of Pennsylvania where we all live. I hope to see these cars some day.
Thanks Roger! We plan to get them on the road and out and about in the future!
I had a 32 5 window and a 39 chevy master deluxe. piddled with them for about 10 years had 3 kids and sold them for hardly nothing. wish i had them back now. could afford to do them up nice now . bought them in 72. sold chevy in 78 and 32 in around 85. back then seemed like kide need things worse than i needed them. the 32 was ray farners show car in 57 58 had a manufactured frame and chrome straight axel and wishbones
Talk about first in best dressed
That red one is so sweet , give it a wash and it’s good to go 👍👍😍😍
Heck yea! For once I was the bride and not the bridesmaid! LOL!
Nice catch! It's funny to see how the hot rod adrenaline kicks in. Everyone gets it!
Haha yep it happens to us all!
Looks like a couple of really solid project cars!
Yessir! Thanks for watching!
We are really happy to see you in your element! Fantastic all around. Congratulations and thanks for all the tips you share in your videos. (Thanks to all the other clowns who help with the videos also - we appreciate their behind the scenes antics - Have a super spring!).
Thanks for watching!
Congrats on the scores can't wait for the video
Thanks for watching
Matt, don't ever get rid of these two cars. You WILL REGRET IT IMMEDIATELY. Love the vids.
No plans to get rid of either!!!
Amazing. Nothing short of amazing. Probably been said before the "Dead end sign" was pretty cool to be there where it was.
It was the perfect photo location for the both of them!!
An Amazing day in Iron Trap History! Congratulations Matt! Who doesn't want an old 32' 5 Window?!! ...Newk from Kentucky
Yep one to tell the kids about someday!
That was fun to watch . Reminded me of some of my friends way back when . Nice to see some people still playing with that old stuff . I did up a 33 Vicky the year I left the forces (1981 ) It passed everything but a gas station .... Those were the days .Cheers from Canada....
Thanks for watching!
Glad I found you . I'm just an old fart trying to figure out how to use a computer . I'm into cars , fly fishing and the great outdoors . If I had the money in the bank that I spent on cars over the last 40 years I could retire . Rebuilding my fishing buggy ( 68 bug on a 76 pan ) for the forth time . I've had it for the better part of 30 years. she will go anywhere . Keep up the good work
Two very cool hot rods glad you are going to keep them going
Yea we’ll get them back on the road!
I knew you couldn’t leave without the 32. But a 34 as well. That’s awesome. I’m jealous and happy for you guys.
Thanks for watching!
WELL DONE BROTHER.
Thanks for watching!
Wow, nice
TY for your time and content folks, much appropriated!! That A-Daptor kit and one piece at a time fellas :)
Thanks for watching!
Well done guys 110% effort in this video. good luck with the projects.
Thanks for watching!
Just awsome👍
Thank you for watching!
Holy you know what.........now I see a 5 window coupe, right on man.........Killer!
Very cool!!! Happy for ya.
Thanks man!
You deserve it Bro! Congratulations!
Couldn't go to a better home!
No . messing around! You gotta build it with the OHV flathead stuff! U got this
Haha we’ve got plans for these. The OHV Flathead stuff is for another project that may happen down the road. Thanks for watching!
@@IronTrapGarage ok cool!
I'm sure a 3x3 flatty will do just fine!😎
Hi Matt, I have only just got around to watching this as I have been so busy. Wow is all I can say mate you scored big time there. I love it wish I was there what fun. I hope you got everything that belongs to that car. Jeremy Downunder
Even though it's a little sketchy I prefer the rusty '32. Both cool cars though, fun times.
Agreed! I'm always drawn to the crusty cars with history! Both are amazing and we're thankful to have them!
Those are two awesome vehicles
Awesome new projects.
So cool
So cool! Congrats on getting your dream car
Thanks for watching!
I am in Love with the 34, an absolute time capsule. from the Fenton mags to the red paint and interior, It is a true era correct Rod. Good find!
I agree! It's so perfect!
Congrats on the "cream of the crop" purchase. All these different builds feed my ADD well👍
Very cool!!
Nice! Plenty of content ahead. :-)
boy if you bugged out early you missed the best part. Those original photos are priceless. One of my friends had a 55 Chevy with those mags. He ran no centers and I didn't like it much. He took it to Earl Scheib and had it painted as well as putting on the centers. What a difference!
Thanks for the fun!!!! :-)
Thanks Mark! Those old photos really were the cherries on top!
Neat!!
Well done.
Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching.
Great video as always Matt. So glad I got to help you dig these old hot rods out, it was a great day.
Thanks again for all your help Jason!!!
Thank you for bringing us along on this treasure hunt. I’m almost as excited as if I was actually there. I can’t wait to see the “Will it run?” episodes. Who needs cable with content like this? 👍👊☮️
Thank you! We’re glad everyone is digging the episodes!
Just watched your video on the hot rods..Congratulations on your purchase..I also own a '32 ford 5 window in which i'm cloning Milners coupe from Graffiti...I noticed your from Pa.,same here..Maybe someday we can meet up & talk shop over these cars...I bought mine from Barry Lobec (Lobec Hot Rods)out in Cleveland around 2002...Mine is still in pieces but over the years I collected alot of parts for it...
Hey Barry! Yea man welcome to come visit some Sunday! We love talking old cars!
Hey Matt, a cookie sheet under those froze tires will slide easily on just about any surface including the ramps. Keep a couple in your truck. You'll be glad you did. Great cars, thanks!
Great idea thanks for sharing Ray!
That is a good idea!
Most excellent
You have good taste! You picked both cars that I would have picked!
Thank you Dave!
Congrats matt u looked like a kid on Christmas morning can't wait to see u dig into them 👍
Thanks for watching!
Wow, very cool Matt, the 5 window would be neat just like it is..
BEAUTIFUL cars; they will make awesome projects (i.e. we will learn a lot from watching you fix them). Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
I'm so glad I found your channel. I enjoy all of your videos so much, and I really like the fact that you post 3 new videos every week. I'm really looking forward to what you do with these 2 cars.
Thanks so much for joining the madness we call ITG!
The Holy Grail, a 32. Damn you are so lucky. Congrats Matt.
Thanks we’re excited!
Nice. Got to try to save that engine in the 32. That was Larry's vision and it should be respected. 🤙
Really really cool
WOW!! ...I'M PUMPED!! ....I LOVE THEM BOTH!! ....THE "32" IS MY FAVORITE OF THE TWO!! CONGRATS MATT!!
Thanks for watching!
seeing you pull that 32 out saved me a trip to the auction
Well done, looking forward to follow this video.
An old guy across the street from where I grew up had this same thing going on. He built a 2.5 car garage and filled it up with his best intentions. He was truly a wonderful guy. He worked 16 hours a day so he could afford his toys. You should see my Garage....
Awesome!!!!!
Congrats Matt on the cars. A little tip for pulling cars with locked up wheels(from my towing days) carry a bottle of dish liquid to put on the metal before you drag it on. Makes the tires slide easy.
We will have to remember that one!
The 34 sedan is awesome and the channeled 32 5 window is pure 1950's east coast hot rod. Awesome saves. Ron
Thanks Ron they really are time capsules!
Ok, may or may not be of interest, but I know of a late 40's early 50's International P/U been sitting in a hidden barn for the last 40 or 50 years. All original, no mods. Still same original green paint! I know I.H. trucks aren't way high up on the list, but it's still a part of what's disappearing. Truck is located near Shrewsbury, Pa.
Real nice find guys and great video! You have made a new friend!
Thanks for watching! If you decided to drag it out let us know and we’ll document the day!
@@IronTrapGarage
Oh WOW!!! I hadn't thought of that. You guys would come all the way down here just to video that? Too cool. Thanks. I subscribed long ago, so I always watch! Thanx for the good stuff!
Those are some sweet buys Matt!
Thank you!
Love the 32 also! Great video! Thankyou!
Thanks for watching
Congratulations on getting the two cars you wanted. I'll be waiting to see what you do with both.
Thanks for watching!
Soooo cool 🙂
What a beauty! I love it!
Thanks for watching!
WoW! Sweet score!
Hahahahaha !!! Obviously stoked for you .. but remember my 2 posts over the last few months .. in regards to building a car port & 2nd story ? Looks like you need to start picking up some scrap structural steel .. for that upcoming ITG garage front length car port project !!!
Pretty awesome problem to have.
Believe me it’s on my mind!
@@IronTrapGarage 😊
Tried to tag you on HAMB but the pictures don't show in the reply. So I deleted it. But check out post #46 on this thread >>> it should show by clicking .. but if not post 46 !! If on your phone .. you'll have to hold your phone on its side to see post count #. PC no worries.
Hallock style in cast iron. Weird material but bitchin' piece.
www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/survivors-on-the-h-a-m-b.526016/page-2
wow what a lucky break for you!
I hope you can rebuild that J2 Olds in the 32. I haven't seen a set of Rader Wheels in a very long time (34 sedan).
Yea we're gonna keep it Olds powered regardless of what happens!
so good, congrats on the purchases
Congrats on picking up a 32. Personally love that 34. Two pieces of history with a bright future. Looking forward!
Thanks Ed! We're definitely going to give them a new lease on life!
34 mags remind me of Berry and Chung mags here in NZ way back in 1960's-70's.They also did manifolds and rocker covers in cast alloy.Get it running but quick.Could be your Mrs lTG's daily drive,grocery getter.
I told her this would be a good one for her to cruise!
Nice score. The '33, '34 are the most gorgeous cars Ford ever built.
Agreed! Thanks for watching!
Totally awesome additions to your herd! Looks like now you will be working 30 hours a day on all your projects , LOL..Terrific for you,,,Enjoy!!!!
Haha yea I've got enough projects for the rest of my life!
Fantastic, Matt. beyond cool. I'm looking forward to seeing how they progress. Mart.
Thanks for watching!
Very cool, congratulations on the purchases !
Thanks for watching!
I was gonna say, never had a winch yet, but I believe I recall guys wearing gloves and controlling how the cable feeds or wraps onto the spool. So it doesn't wrap all over itself to the point where it can't even come back out because its now to big a diameter and hits the inside of the housing. Perhaps some winches have an automatic feeder that would walk back and forth side to side helping the cable wrap and wind up on the spool properly. So it doesn't try and wrap around the spool in only one spot, locking up the unit...........Others likely have experience on that end more than I do currently. Though I'm planning to add a winch to a 4wd project I'm about to start. Killer car find though. Love those wheels and the tires too. I'd love to build a '34 5 window coupe eventually.
You Definitely got the 2 coolest cars in the collection love them
I thought so but just our taste. Definitely some neat stuff in there!
a couple of beauties... nice score
Great cars Matt! Glad you could get them. I look forward to hearing that 34 running.
Thanks Ron! We'll keep everyone updated as we work on them!
Yes you will be driving that red one this spring for sure. I think wonder if the brakes master cylinder are underneath it? It would be very nice if the windshield would show up. Maybe not though I dont think the flat glass is all the expensive.
Yea after we looked it over we found they cobbled together a weird bracket under the car in an odd location but still left some of the mechanical linkage. Really odd. We'll clean it up and get it going again for sure!
Hey, Matt, that Honda CL350 you tugged out of the way of the '34 - are they auctioning that, too? Pity I'm in the UK, else I'd bid for it. Another great video, BTW!
Yes it will go in one of the auctions. Not sure when!
The early to mid 60's hot rods are my jam. There are so many mag wheel options, engine options, brake options, and interior options that all fit into that era. You can sneak in comfort options like A\C and power brakes too and still be period correct.
As soon as I saw this video and you said you bought a couple of the cars, I already new which ones they were. Welcome to the Deuce Club Matt!
Thanks for watching!
Nice cars congratulations guys 👍
Thanks for watching
Matt, you have bought some really cool old school hot rods, can't wait to see what you do with them.
We will be posting update videos on these two on the regular!!
Nice find and more projects for the future😊👍
Thanks Allan, we're pumped!
Congrats with two nice historic hot rods! Looking forward to follow your new projects! 😎
Thanks for watching!