Am so glad you saved the 41 truck. Hope someone can buy and restore it because it is a rare model. Also very impressed with your capabilities. Decided to subscribe!
Evening, I share your passion for these vintage COE's, but you have the means & resources to do so, they say you can't save them all......why not?? You definitely worked hard to move that Ford COE from it's resting place!! I can't believe all the stuff!! Be safe, God Bless!!
never saw a 3 door coe, that's beyond cool. I don't know if you're aware or not but the black ford maxi-van near the coe would have a 9" rear if it's still in there. Great video thanks for sharing
That boom truck kinda reminds me of something out of deliverance!!!! Ticks are out year round I know a guy who got lime des hunting in December in south Dakota!
That is an awesome ride!! if it got in there it can get back out!! that would be really a nice project you won't find one of those at normal car shows I'll tell you that..
A buddy of mine has a 1987 300ZX that's been sitting in his barn for the last couple of decades he's trying to sell. It runs and drives great (I know I helped him start it up and drove it myself)
Will be keeping tabs on this build! I have a '41 Dodge COE I'm building (Cummins 12V, NV4500, Watson model 41 3spd Brownie) that's cool, but definitely not quite Crew Cab cool!
Looks like I will be visiting that property myself and trying to buy that Mercury cougar eliminator you passed up!! Restored that's worth about $70,000
Yes, but you will spend $150k to restore it. There's virtually nothing left of 90% of these cars and trucks. Maybe 40 years ago these might have had parts worth saving.
New subscriber here you are extremely lucky that you found that old 4 door cab over wow anyways great video I look forward to your future videos good luck and God speed
The is there water in it question at the beginning the answer is it depends. Chicago suburbs used to have sewer backups in to homes with heavy storms so starting in the 1970s Chicago Metropolitan Water Reclamation District started what we called the deep tunnel project where first sanitary and rainwater sewers were separated and the rainwater sewers were to be diverted to the deep tunnel in time of heavy use and then pumped out as the rivers and streams could handle the run off. That's the former Thornton quarry that Material Services used to quarry limestone from ( before the sound walls went up it was cool AF as a kid to see just how deep that quarry is. It's deep) in order for the deep tunnel to actually keep the entire Chicago area from sewer back ups or dumping untreated waste water into streams and rivers there's times when the deep tunnel system needs to be dumped into a holding tank of sorts. That quarry or quarrys ( one on each side actually) is that holding tank.
good job guys 👍💪....for reconstructions it's great to find these vehicle cemeteries....but for pollution it's not as nice as you leave these wrecks in the ground in the USA ☹
She not a bad looking girl for her age , I hope you don't part it out and restore her she would look soo good. Thank you for rescuing her from the grave.
my dad has one very similar, I believe it's a 39 ford coe crew cab, it's been in a process of restoration for 8 years or so. Rolling chassis, etc. Has a cummins powertrain.
osage orange tree is nasty with thorns and hard ass wood like a soft ball. As kids we would have fights with them until you get hit by a ripe nasty one. Had dozens of them on the property, used as fence posts never rot and no insects to dense. Yellow to orange wood centers very difficult to mill but when done beautiful hard as concrete wood. Used to fill a pop bottle with diesel and light the center of the cluster, burns super super hot and next day tree is down and flowered out
Lots an lots of people goes for the 70s an older vehicles ...Me personally ... i'm an 80s kid an therefore go after the 80s & early 90s vehicles for the fact that its alot easier and Our own goverment here in the good U.S.A is jacking up the prices of things an making alot harder ..like the old sayin "The richer is getting Richer & The poor is getting much poorer " - "Senior Retro Garage"
I love those 58 Oldsmobiles, and the 58 GMs in general. That thing looked like it had factory AC too. If only I had the skill, money and time.
Ever time I’m go threw Homewood. I’m like dang all them cool ass truck in the middle of the hood. 👍
A lot of work and dreams of it all being worth it. Cool video 😎 👍 👌 ❤🎉
Way cool truck! You're gonna be glad you saved it!
That 66 Impala to the right of that truck is no slouch either....
Skid steers never cease to amaze me what they can do!
That fastback Torino is badass, and it looks nicer than half the old Mopar muscle that gets saved, lol.
That trailer is a real piece of equipment really impressive.
Now that is some Propper Tailgating. RESPECT---Iron City Garage
Love following along on your adventures. That's a rare COE.... can't wait to see what happens to it! T Y...
Fitzcarraldo truckin'! I remember these from when I was a little guy.
Am so glad you saved the 41 truck. Hope someone can buy and restore it because it is a rare model. Also very impressed with your capabilities. Decided to subscribe!
Thanks For Saving It
Good luck finding two front doors that match that those `41 COE body lines!
You can fabricate the body lines.
COE is cool and all, but that Impala/Bel Air/Biscayne next to it caught my eye too.
Wow that was amazing always wondered why the vehicles are so spread out all over the property
That COE was a bad ass truck back in the day. Hopefully someone can fix it up.
That old ford with a tree stuck in the grill will really make his HMO happy ...
Nippley ???
Thats a really unusual ford cabover !!!
Lots of treasures there, being a small truck and 50s car guy.. I could go nuts. But I'm behaving and sticking closer to Erie too
So many nice old cars with beautiful curves!😊I love how you suffer from anxiety too! I lose sleep if I have things on my mind!👍
Thanks ICG on taken us on a adventure of getting the 41 COE truck and tailgates. cool vehicles for sale..
Great work❤
Evening, I share your passion for these vintage COE's, but you have the means & resources to do so, they say you can't save them all......why not?? You definitely worked hard to move that Ford COE from it's resting place!! I can't believe all the stuff!! Be safe, God Bless!!
Treasure hunting, love it , you are living the dream, what an awesome job.👍🇭🇲 Love the show mate
The coughing and sniffles gave me Covid. Thanks
You are a maniac. Great job and insane video. Loved watching
Found this channel through ur market place listing ha!
never saw a 3 door coe, that's beyond cool. I don't know if you're aware or not but the black ford maxi-van near the coe would have a 9" rear if it's still in there. Great video thanks for sharing
That boom truck kinda reminds me of something out of deliverance!!!! Ticks are out year round I know a guy who got lime des hunting in December in south Dakota!
I didn’t know! Thanks!
I don't recall a boom truck in Deliverance and I've seen it many times.
It's just a reference to an old truck remember the driver brothers they had a tow truck that's all just a truck
You had to take the whole truck, watching from the UK. Thanks
You bet
That 58 Oldsmobile is definately worth draggin out and part out
That hi lift jack can be a life saver just as easy as a life taker !!!
There's dozens of uses for those jacks from comealong spreader to clamp ...
Very cool!!!!!!!
Love coe ❤️from Thailand 🙏
You guys worked really hard for this COE but it so worth it! That thing is sic!
I had no idea they ever made 3/4 door COE's. What an amazing project that would make.
My goodness that was a lot of work and dedication to save that COE !!! Good job. Tell your friend to take care of that cough. Rob
Nice recovery on the COE dual cab. Plan it out and it goes all good. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Hello from Azerbaijan. These cars are with soul, repairable and made for people not like rubbish which produces now.
Best one yet .
That is an awesome ride!! if it got in there it can get back out!! that would be really a nice project you won't find one of those at normal car shows I'll tell you that..
Yes
That’s one way to p*ss off someone wanting to buy one of those pickups taking of the tailgate
I totally agree
Those trucks most likely are not savable anyway.
Like that first trucks bumper guard
Imagine that car soul feeling about you guys and imagine her prime and stories and stuff 😇
I'll be surprised if you dont come back for that 70 chevelle 2 door that's $3500-$5k all day long here in northwestern pa
Interesting vid, my first visit. Shane is a trooper out there working hard sick.
Nice job saving that truck
Hell’v an extraction! Whew!
Great project vehicle!Can imagine seeing it at Sema!
A buddy of mine has a 1987 300ZX that's been sitting in his barn for the last couple of decades he's trying to sell. It runs and drives great (I know I helped him start it up and drove it myself)
What amazing old man!!!
Is he still a life?please say Hello to him from me..
Like how you dropped that truck rite in the middle of the driveway.. well thought out process. Like that will be his only vehicle in the house..lmao
I think I saw a buick skylark.. I would be interested in that if its a 2 door. Ty, great video.
would love to see the old 41 ford trk when its done.enjoyed the vidieo.larry in INDIANA
Will be keeping tabs on this build! I have a '41 Dodge COE I'm building (Cummins 12V, NV4500, Watson model 41 3spd Brownie) that's cool, but definitely not quite Crew Cab cool!
This Guy is in competition With Andrew Camaretta!
You may want to check out the salvage yard in Wittmann Arizona. Here's a few trucks from the 40s and 50s that are rollers.
All thoose cars and parts should be taken care of. Some for use and some for scrap.
Cool truck too bad the front doors were missing, hope buddy with the cough is feeling better.
Parabéns só relíquia meu amigo 👍👍👍👍👍
Finished watching this video today, and all of a sudden, I feel as though I’d like a tailgate wall hanger…
Those tailgates are cool.
Wow! Am sure there are not many of those around. I would imagine doors would be very expensive for it
Great channel, keep it going,
Looks like I will be visiting that property myself and trying to buy that Mercury cougar eliminator you passed up!! Restored that's worth about $70,000
Yes, but you will spend $150k to restore it. There's virtually nothing left of 90% of these cars and trucks. Maybe 40 years ago these might have had parts worth saving.
That blue 59 Dodge at the bd looks savable but the 58 Olds is very rare. It has factory air ride like my 58 Eldorado and my 59 Fleetwood limo.
Nice haul, Pete!
Молодцы! Продолжайте в том 😀же духе.
Amazing broo 🔥 I'm from Indonesian 🇮🇩
I love coes I’ve had 6 now :)
Cool finds
NICE SAVE !
Way cool truck wow
Cool.
great picking mates.
New subscriber here you are extremely lucky that you found that old 4 door cab over wow anyways great video I look forward to your future videos good luck and God speed
The is there water in it question at the beginning the answer is it depends.
Chicago suburbs used to have sewer backups in to homes with heavy storms so starting in the 1970s Chicago Metropolitan Water Reclamation District started what we called the deep tunnel project where first sanitary and rainwater sewers were separated and the rainwater sewers were to be diverted to the deep tunnel in time of heavy use and then pumped out as the rivers and streams could handle the run off. That's the former Thornton quarry that Material Services used to quarry limestone from ( before the sound walls went up it was cool AF as a kid to see just how deep that quarry is. It's deep) in order for the deep tunnel to actually keep the entire Chicago area from sewer back ups or dumping untreated waste water into streams and rivers there's times when the deep tunnel system needs to be dumped into a holding tank of sorts. That quarry or quarrys ( one on each side actually) is that holding tank.
Take a pickup truck rear end and chain it under the rear springs then pick up the front with the skidsteer out you go
How about that last Lincoln? And that pen striped ranchero
Awesome find and good job
Good job next time push the trailer out the same way you went in so you have more transferable ground pressure.
I would love to see a build on this truck
good job guys 👍💪....for reconstructions it's great to find these vehicle cemeteries....but for pollution it's not as nice as you leave these wrecks in the ground in the USA ☹
I would be interested in the 1 ton international .... was shown on the tail end of the video ..
She not a bad looking girl for her age , I hope you don't part it out and restore her she would look soo good. Thank you for rescuing her from the grave.
If ya look around there ya just may find those doors ???
Finding them otherwise could get pretty interesting ...
Cool truck, BUT!! Why didn`t you rescued that Oldsmobile 1958, it looks ok?
Camera dude, you sound like me. Have a smoke. Lol
my dad has one very similar, I believe it's a 39 ford coe crew cab, it's been in a process of restoration for 8 years or so. Rolling chassis, etc. Has a cummins powertrain.
Finishing it would be a great accomplishment. Maybe you could find someone to help
Dhe bhest tehnologi❤️
osage orange tree is nasty with thorns and hard ass wood like a soft ball. As kids we would have fights with them until you get hit by a ripe nasty one. Had dozens of them on the property, used as fence posts never rot and no insects to dense. Yellow to orange wood centers very difficult to mill but when done beautiful hard as concrete wood. Used to fill a pop bottle with diesel and light the center of the cluster, burns super super hot and next day tree is down and flowered out
Nice video
uggg im gonna try to move this tree, maybe ill just get the grill, LMAO
Is that a Marmon Harrington converted body? I have had several regular two door versions. Never was fortunate enough to find a custom ordered ride.
Dude says at end of the video. He struggles. I’m like ya think!!!!
How bad off was the yellow Ranchero and did you get them cragar/rocket and other wide wheels from the bus?
Sir...one question.......you only collect them or restore also.... because i want to see this truck run.....it is very nice.....
Lots an lots of people goes for the 70s an older vehicles ...Me personally ... i'm an 80s kid an therefore go after the 80s & early 90s vehicles for the fact that its alot easier and Our own goverment here in the good U.S.A is jacking up the prices of things an making alot harder ..like the old sayin "The richer is getting Richer & The poor is getting much poorer " - "Senior Retro Garage"
Needed the truck all the way on the trailer more traction