The reason it worked to do that was because the auctioneer had the sale prices posted online after the sale was finished. Otherwise I would have never been able to catch them all running back and forth between two rings
You gotta bring help and an associate to bid for you make note of items you want set bid price have him work that bid sale while you remain contact with cell phone or walkie talkies we did that during 80s. At major swaps in Pennsylvania. @@mr.goodpliers6988
Wow. Cannot imagine the time and work it took to get those oldies displayed in such orderly fashion. Your voiceover is perfect for such a kick-back video. Thanks.
Thanks for you taking your time and give the prices. Makes me dream of also living another hundred years or so to enjoy working on some of the cars and trucks. Again many THANKS for making my day.
Great stuff Tim !!! Thank you for sharing your journey !!! Please be careful and God bless you and yours !!!! Eddy. ( Just an Old Hillbilly and proud of it).
I have fond memories of my grandparents cars and even my parents cars from the 60’s and 70’s. Seeing all these cars and trucks brings back memories. It is interesting to think about how each of these vehicles was once brand new proudly sitting in someone’s driveway with a story to tell. Thanks for sharing this 🫶
I really enjoyed your narration of this auction. Your knowledge of so many makes models and years was impressive. Thank you so much for making these videos. I just wish I had known about these auctions before hand. Keep up the good work. Be safe out there
This is one of the best channels in the world when it comes to automobiles. I like how you intermingle with certain channels. I like watching you go through these 😊 auction sales.
What one fine job the auctioneers did ! All that tin layed out on the grass and then parts , that’s so much work to put this event together! Hope there’s a big turn out .
Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. Very cool that many vehicles in one pice ! Agree it has become cheaper to fine a vehicle that one owner car, or like a couple in the action you’re at ! Great video. 🍩☕️👀😎👍🇺🇸
Thanks Tim for your coverage. Especially liked the sale prices noted on your initial walkaround. look fwd to the loadup. Gonna be hectic stripping parts. No doubt the scrappies have given you some time
What an interesting stash of old iron. There are quite a lot of rare and beautiful vehicles. I mean they used to be beautiful in their prime. It makes me happy to see that a lot was saved from the crusher. I love odd cars like the bullet nose Studebakers and the Nash cars of the late Fourties. They went cheap but escaped being destroyed. Once parts are crushed they are gone forever. I am happy to see that the Chevies of the first half of the Sixties are getting some interest and value. I own to many of them. Probably they get the appreciation they deserve. A very good video indeed. Thanks for taking us along!
The lion's share of what was there was too far gone to be restored, and would cost many times the value of a finished car. Fortunately the scrap price wasn't real high at the time of this auction, otherwise many more would have gone away to the great junkyard in the sky. Our market is quite a bit down from where it's been, but 1959-65 Chevrolet cars are remaining desirable because there are several different groups who still have strong interest in them. If a restorer needs just a few pieces, you hit the sub-$500 buy-in for a cheap parts car fairly quick. Plus the invaluable reference resource for being able to look at one that is still intact
@@mr.goodpliers6988 I agree: It is sometimes very hard to source trim pieces, moldings and smaller parts for a project. While there is a lot of reproduced Chevy stuff, many parts for other makes have sometimes nearly unobtainium parts. But often moldings even for Chevy four doors are hard to get, specially if it is for an Belair and not an Impala. I suspect that some of those vehicles might end up as yard art. Or some interesting front clips and finned rears might be used as wall hangers or seats. I have a front of an Austin of the early Fifties in front of the house. A guy did turn the rear part of the same vehicle including the entire trunk into a fancy bar.
A friend f mine back in the day had a 76 Fleetwood like the one in the auction. His was black with a red interior. It floated down the road like a dream, as smooth as silk and quieter than a mouse. Glad you gave it a once over. I repainted his in 1985 Im thinking. It took a lot of paint to spray it!
Great to see that '76 Fleetwood. My dad bought a brand new dark blue one in '76 just like the one in the video except my dads had the light blue leather interior. That car had the most comfortable ride ever.When I got my license in 1981 I was able to drive it quite a bit. I think he sold it in 1983, still in great condition. I'd be all over that 1100.00 Javelin. The prices at auctions out your way seem to be WAY cheaper than what people try to get for cars in Florida.
Also at 7:35 the 1954 dodge big truck should have the 331 Chrysler hemi in it which is desirable. the smaller trucks had the smaller cubic inch hemi like the 241 and 270 cubic inch. But grate video like how you put the prices in on every one. 👌
I think a bunch of people got some very good deals, it doesn't take many parts sold to make a profit on a $ 200-300 car and a bunch of them were in that price range. I also think they had too many cars on a one day auction on a hot day, I imagine quite a few people left before it was over and fewer bidders usually means cheaper cars. Thanks for another good video.
Thanks for putting this on , over here in sunny England all these are so so rare you could put a extra $0 on the end of the price and I’m st hey would still sell . Regards Roy.
The "caned ham" trailer reminded me of a large "teardrop" camper I'd see on my way to work, that I thought would fit an espresso machine and what's needed to operate it? On the outside there would be a fake handle (to scale) and a spout, with wisps of smoke coming from it. ;-)
Thanks for doing such a great job of showing all the cars and trucks, as well as the prices (even the ones destined for the crusher). This was my home ground, in that I started driving in the 50s, and all those old hulks tell me a story. I have passed on some real special cars in my time, such as a mint 67 335 hp, 390 powered Fairlane 4 door hardtop for $1200, but I just didn't have a place for it. I still have a couple of keepers, such as a 390 powered, Comet Caliente conv, and a 55 Chev Cameo, and at my age, I have to keep my mind on the projects I think I can do something with. What is the KB hood worth. My son has 2, 47 KB 1s one in real nice condition, and one parts truck.
@@mr.goodpliers6988 He has s spare grille as well. It is a funny thing, but his 47, used to sit beside my Cameo, and as much as we liked the look of it. people were only interested in my 55. Same amount of work and I thought a nice looking truck.
A couple of quick tips on VW's, 67 and earlier had tubular bumpers, 67 was a transitional year when they went to 12 volt and they have the larger tail lights and cv axles instead of swingarm trans axle.
@@indianaslim4971 No biggie.. I' m in the process of selling my 2 stillborn beetle projects and have had VWs on the brain for the past 4 years. Had a 63 bettle and a 59 Baja in my HS years in the early 70s.
@@truthboomertruthbomber5125 my introduction was in 1974 when gas went through the roof, ($1.00+), my parents bought a 69 model with only 27k miles on it and it was an instant life long love for me, since then I've owned a half dozen air cooled bugs and a few Rabbits.
I tend to disagree with many of your purchases,(sorry!) but I think the 30ish GMC was good. You should have grabbed the chev superior too. Excellent , early, hot rod project. I liked the 2, 50 Olds, 2 Dr. + 4 Dr., for 1300 total. Some good (cheap) stuff there. Excellent coverage. Love, Dubs
What an absolute shame a bunch of those are going to be scrapped...just think they were kept around for all those years just to be scrapped this year 😢
The last yr of the double lens headlight was 1967 and was one of the first yrs of the solid sunroof not 💯 about the roof they may have made both sunroof options at the same time
hey mr GP u mentioned about the farther north ya go...I would love to invite ya here to canada to do a litle searching.we use salt here in ont so nothing survives but BC has some good stuff so let me know if ya want a canadian tour EH
Internet search or Facebook. On Facebook I even open the ones that are too far away or not something I'm into, that way the algorithm keeps showing all of them in my feed. Also I have people send them to me - so most of the time I don't actively search much anymore
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Thanks for posting the sold prices as you show the vehicles.
yes its great when they do that!!!
The reason it worked to do that was because the auctioneer had the sale prices posted online after the sale was finished. Otherwise I would have never been able to catch them all running back and forth between two rings
@@mr.goodpliers6988Made it a lot more interesting! Thanks 👍
Absolutely Right 😊
The auctioneer did a great job of displaying the items for sale.
God Bless Mr. Goodpliers gonna save this video for tomorrow morning with my coffee and my cookie. May you always have a true blue spark.
I appreciated how you toured each row and showed prices. Much easier to see what was there and what it sold for than following the bidding.
Thank you so very, very much posting the sale prices. I know it’s a lot of work.
It took almost 2x the usual editing time
You gotta bring help and an associate to bid for you make note of items you want set bid price have him work that bid sale while you remain contact with cell phone or walkie talkies we did that during 80s. At major swaps in Pennsylvania. @@mr.goodpliers6988
Wow. Cannot imagine the time and work it took to get those oldies displayed in such orderly fashion. Your voiceover is perfect for such a kick-back video. Thanks.
Thanks for your coverage of this auction like you said lots of parts cars and trucks
Excellent mr pliers had fun hanging with u cheers 🥂 😊
Love your commentation! Common sense and a humorous attitude makes everything better!
Interesting! I was impressed by you knowing the names and years of all the cars and trucks etc..
It’s mind blowing how much stuff some people can collect over a few decades. It’s kind of like the TV show Hoarders but for automobiles 👍🏻
Love the new format showing prices!
It's seldom possible to do. The only reason it worked this time was because they had the results posted online.
Thanks for the new update ❤great video information..great job
Thanks for you taking your time and give the prices. Makes me dream of also living another hundred years or so to enjoy working on some of the cars and trucks. Again many THANKS for making my day.
That was an awesome auction. They had some great cars and trucks. Some real good deals.
Great stuff Tim !!! Thank you for sharing your journey !!! Please be careful and God bless you and yours !!!! Eddy. ( Just an Old Hillbilly and proud of it).
I have fond memories of my grandparents cars and even my parents cars from the 60’s and 70’s. Seeing all these cars and trucks brings back memories. It is interesting to think about how each of these vehicles was once brand new proudly sitting in someone’s driveway with a story to tell. Thanks for sharing this 🫶
Great video , very well done ( especially when you consider the time squeeze vs the sheer volume :amazing !)
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for bringing us along, you could make 3 videos on one auction, would watch them all,there is so much to see
Part Two will show loading up vehicles and parts
Looks like some good ideas THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
What I need on a friday. Best channel. I'm going to be in Omaha in a few weeks on tour, wish we could stop and see your shop!
Thank you so much for the video.
Thanks for stopping by the channel Bret!
thanks for sharing what they sold for,some people going to auctions dont!!
I really enjoyed your narration of this auction. Your knowledge of so many makes models and years was impressive. Thank you so much for making these videos.
I just wish I had known about these auctions before hand.
Keep up the good work.
Be safe out there
We find them on the internet and Facebook. This particular one was pretty highly publicized
very enjoyable video Mr. Goodpliers, thank you again 💯👍
Holy Cow Thanks for sharing Amazing
Class of '84 here...still feeling young...ish...LOL!!
Class of 86. I was just thinking...wow these cars are looking old. Someone didn't take care of them. 🤣😂
I appreciate you taking the extra time to put the prices in your video.
Every one of those 60 chev impalas remind me of the Summer Splice. Cool you picked up that impala. Nice video!
This is one of the best channels in the world when it comes to automobiles.
I like how you intermingle with certain channels.
I like watching you go through these 😊 auction sales.
I just came across your channel and did some binge watching. Yeah, I have to subscribe so I can follow the adventures.
Welcome to the channel Wyatt!
What one fine job the auctioneers did ! All that tin layed out on the grass and then parts , that’s so much work to put this event together! Hope there’s a big turn out .
That Fleetwood Talisman is a very rare and special car. I hope it landed in a good home, definitely should be restored or brought back
Wanna tell ya man. I appreciate your work. Haven’t seen these cars at auction in decades here. Bucket list: Move to where these cars are. 😁
Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. Very cool that many vehicles in one pice ! Agree it has become cheaper to fine a vehicle that one owner car, or like a couple in the action you’re at ! Great video. 🍩☕️👀😎👍🇺🇸
Awesome content keep up the good work !!!
thanks for the video. Lots of cool stuff. Thanks for listing the sale price on so many of them.
Thanks Tim for your coverage. Especially liked the sale prices noted on your initial walkaround. look fwd to the loadup. Gonna be hectic stripping parts. No doubt the scrappies have given you some time
I love the 30ish Chevrolet pickup and '59ish Chevrolet you bought. You are correct about being grounded. We can't save them all.
Awesome auction ,Tim thanks for sharing it … have a safe trip home
So cool that you ran into Ryan of ICC!
THIS VIDEO EARNED YOU A #Subscribed ... as you made it so simple & posted the prices as you walked Thank You ... THE BEST !!!
Welcome to the channel Larry!
Wow, truly "beauty lies in the eyes of beholder." Some of these cars even if i was given for free, I wouldn't take them😂😂.
Hello Mr good plies. Great videos 🎥. Iowa classic cars. Great guy. 👋.
Thanks for the adventure!
Well done 😊
What an interesting stash of old iron. There are quite a lot of rare and beautiful vehicles. I mean they used to be beautiful in their prime. It makes me happy to see that a lot was saved from the crusher. I love odd cars like the bullet nose Studebakers and the Nash cars of the late Fourties. They went cheap but escaped being destroyed. Once parts are crushed they are gone forever.
I am happy to see that the Chevies of the first half of the Sixties are getting some interest and value. I own to many of them. Probably they get the appreciation they deserve. A very good video indeed. Thanks for taking us along!
The lion's share of what was there was too far gone to be restored, and would cost many times the value of a finished car. Fortunately the scrap price wasn't real high at the time of this auction, otherwise many more would have gone away to the great junkyard in the sky. Our market is quite a bit down from where it's been, but 1959-65 Chevrolet cars are remaining desirable because there are several different groups who still have strong interest in them.
If a restorer needs just a few pieces, you hit the sub-$500 buy-in for a cheap parts car fairly quick. Plus the invaluable reference resource for being able to look at one that is still intact
@@mr.goodpliers6988 I agree: It is sometimes very hard to source trim pieces, moldings and smaller parts for a project. While there is a lot of reproduced Chevy stuff, many parts for other makes have sometimes nearly unobtainium parts. But often moldings even for Chevy four doors are hard to get, specially if it is for an Belair and not an Impala.
I suspect that some of those vehicles might end up as yard art. Or some interesting front clips and finned rears might be used as wall hangers or seats.
I have a front of an Austin of the early Fifties in front of the house. A guy did turn the rear part of the same vehicle including the entire trunk into a fancy bar.
Great job brother, hope to see you in Springfield swap meet.
Thanks for putting prices up.
260 was a Falcon Sprint option. I learned to drive a stick in a 1962 Rambler American.
A friend f mine back in the day had a 76 Fleetwood like the one in the auction. His was black with a red interior. It floated down the road like a dream, as smooth as silk and quieter than a mouse. Glad you gave it a once over. I repainted his in 1985 Im thinking. It took a lot of paint to spray it!
great video thanks💯👍
That's a shipload of vintage metal parts projects or rusty old gold relics.Those were the days.....greetings from sth Australia 🇦🇺 👍
The cab forward was pretty cool.
Great video!!! Those 2dr sedan cars are great styling! Love the Dodge truck with hemi.
Lots of great cars....
Great to see that '76 Fleetwood. My dad bought a brand new dark blue one in '76 just like the one in the video except my dads had the light blue leather interior. That car had the most comfortable ride ever.When I got my license in 1981 I was able to drive it quite a bit. I think he sold it in 1983, still in great condition. I'd be all over that 1100.00 Javelin. The prices at auctions out your way seem to be WAY cheaper than what people try to get for cars in Florida.
Also at 7:35 the 1954 dodge big truck should have the 331 Chrysler hemi in it which is desirable. the smaller trucks had the smaller cubic inch hemi like the 241 and 270 cubic inch. But grate video like how you put the prices in on every one. 👌
I like how you did the prices in this video 😊
I've met and dealt with Ryan at ICC. Great guy . Love your content . Keep it up .
Great auction walk around
Wow they're all so cool
looks like it would have been a fun auction to be at!!were i live in Mich, we don't have any like that!!are cars are to rotted away!!😥
I think a bunch of people got some very good deals, it doesn't take many parts sold to make a profit on a $ 200-300 car and a bunch of them were in that price range. I also think they had too many cars on a one day auction on a hot day, I imagine quite a few people left before it was over and fewer bidders usually means cheaper cars. Thanks for another good video.
Lots of classic iron!.😎
that 52 chevy hardtop for $100 is just insane! it would part out for thousands!!!
That javelin was a good buy
Hey, I never saw that 9 day week. I don't suppose I ever will. I am 73. Your fun to watch though. THANKS!
Wow, nice video, lots of work to upload all the prices. Nice job.
good seeing you buddy
Thanks for putting this on , over here in sunny England all these are so so rare you could put a extra $0 on the end of the price and I’m st hey would still sell . Regards Roy.
Some real deals there.
That Caddie Fleetwood is dope!
The "caned ham" trailer reminded me of a large "teardrop" camper I'd see on my way to work, that I thought would fit an espresso machine and what's needed to operate it?
On the outside there would be a fake handle (to scale) and a spout, with wisps of smoke coming from it. ;-)
F150 for 1500 seems like a good deal. 57 red wagon 2750, bargain
Love your 9 day work week joke!😂
The 51 merc 2 door for 300 was a deal!
EXCELLENT VLOG, HOSS FLY!! A GOOD'UN!!!
Thanks for doing such a great job of showing all the cars and trucks, as well as the prices (even the ones destined for the crusher). This was my home ground, in that I started driving in the 50s, and all those old hulks tell me a story.
I have passed on some real special cars in my time, such as a mint 67 335 hp, 390 powered Fairlane 4 door hardtop for $1200, but I just didn't have a place for it. I still have a couple of keepers, such as a 390 powered, Comet Caliente conv, and a 55 Chev Cameo, and at my age, I have to keep my mind on the projects I think I can do something with.
What is the KB hood worth. My son has 2, 47 KB 1s one in real nice condition, and one parts truck.
I don't know that the hoods are particularly valuable. The grilles are probably where the real money is at
@@mr.goodpliers6988 He has s spare grille as well. It is a funny thing, but his 47, used to sit beside my Cameo, and as much as we liked the look of it. people were only interested in my 55. Same amount of work and I thought a nice looking truck.
That was some good price's vw beetles were from 1960 to 64
A couple of quick tips on VW's, 67 and earlier had tubular bumpers, 67 was a transitional year when they went to 12 volt and they have the larger tail lights and cv axles instead of swingarm trans axle.
Swing axle through 68 except the 68 Autostick had irs. 68 first year of 4 lug wheels.
@@truthboomertruthbomber5125 you are correct, I was wrong, 67 still had the swing axle, I plead age as my response....
@@indianaslim4971 No biggie.. I' m in the process of selling my 2 stillborn beetle projects and have had VWs on the brain for the past 4 years. Had a 63 bettle and a 59 Baja in my HS years in the early 70s.
@@truthboomertruthbomber5125 my introduction was in 1974 when gas went through the roof, ($1.00+), my parents bought a 69 model with only 27k miles on it and it was an instant life long love for me, since then I've owned a half dozen air cooled bugs and a few Rabbits.
I tend to disagree with many of your purchases,(sorry!) but I think the 30ish GMC was good. You should have grabbed the chev superior too. Excellent , early, hot rod project. I liked the 2, 50 Olds, 2 Dr. + 4 Dr., for 1300 total. Some good (cheap) stuff there. Excellent coverage. Love, Dubs
What an absolute shame a bunch of those are going to be scrapped...just think they were kept around for all those years just to be scrapped this year 😢
Gracias pibe, me gusto la edicion, asi tenes mas tiempo para hablar, Saludos.
I also like the 66 Nova 4-door
A lot of these will just get parted out. But it does keep others on the road.
I like the 57 four-door is rebuildable
That is a very nice 57 nomad
Showing prices gives the buyers are chance to compare ie a buyers guide to riches or the poor house.
What a smorgasbord!
Lots of parts there.
The last yr of the double lens headlight was 1967 and was one of the first yrs of the solid sunroof not 💯 about the roof they may have made both sunroof options at the same time
Do a collaboration with Ryan, he's heading further south now
That galaxie xl was a console stick car
Thats gotta be the world's biggest Trunk. 25:39
hey mr GP u mentioned about the farther north ya go...I would love to invite ya here to canada to do a litle searching.we use salt here in ont so nothing survives but BC has some good stuff so let me know if ya want a canadian tour EH
I also like the Chevy Monza
Old school hotrod nomenclature for a hood, grille, and fenders together is a "doghouse,"
Where do you find these auctions at?I see you at different auction all the time
Internet search or Facebook. On Facebook I even open the ones that are too far away or not something I'm into, that way the algorithm keeps showing all of them in my feed. Also I have people send them to me - so most of the time I don't actively search much anymore
Pawnee city , home of Larry the cable guy !!!