Auction Action: Nebraska Car Collection Sold! Part 2 Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, Cadillac, Jeep, Pontiac
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2022
- Mr. Goodpliers follows the auction action in Part 2 of the Nebraska Car Collection! Catch the bids for vintage Chevrolet, Plymouth, Ford, Cadillac, Jeep, Pontiac and Dodge vehicles, then check out what we bought and took home!
For any inquiries, I can be reached at mrgoodpliers1985@gmail.com - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Great trip down memory lane!
Ah Mr Goodpliers there are no friends at auctions, just enemies you haven't made yet
Ever notice how many survivor cars of the 50's and 60's are 4 door sedans vs the lower number of survivior 2 door hardtops and convertibles?
Can you guess why that is? The hardtops and convertibles were the choice of young street racers who lacked the skills to handle all that big block horsepower, feather touch power steering and wallowing leans in the curves. Most of them ended their salvageable days wrapped around telephone poles or big trees. In the worst cases they hit other cars or trucks head on.
Seeing that 52 chevy when I was 3 in 1960 my mom had a 52 chevy that my brother slammed my thumb in the door
we played in it because the radio worked with no key..but every time I see or hear 52 chevy my thumb hurts..63 years later
like a bad night on Southern Comfort you never forget😊
The kid at 27:00, who won the Jeep PU. That grin is priceless, made even grumpy old me smile.
Your "Grumpy old me" comment made me giggle, 2 thumbs up.
One of those "wish I was there" videos, very enjoyable.
Tim, you did and excellent job filming this series! This was just fantastic and very enjoyable to watch! Thank you for making the videos and sharing them with us!
very glad to see these gems sold . restore them as they were then . don t forget they make part of america automobile history ...
Yes, it's true, in some parts of Sweden there is a 4-door Impala 63-64 outside every other house. We love them.
Iam glad you did to save as many cars truck as humanity possible cause once the car and truck are gone there gone forever" ever " now days with all the technology there Nothing that can't be restored never crush them"!!!
Needs to be a law. Sold to special yards only. No crush masters with gambling and drug addiction.
I can see a bunch of them in the derbies next year.
the people that buy these types of cars know at one time it was shiny and new and someone was really happy driving it off the lot 40 50 or 60 years ago and that feeling is worth making happen again.
wow that auctioneer didn't hang about! that's the way to work through a large inventory!
Excellent and informative series of videos, outstanding knowledge that you have being able to identify model and year of all these vehicles. greetings from sweden. looking forward to your next upload.
yep that kid getting a cool Willys truck was the highlight
Mr. Good pliers you've done it again you've captivated me with these auctions pretty soon hours have gone by and I've wasted my day watching your videos thank you for taking us along with you on these Adventures they are really great you're doing a great job thank you again I look forward to watching many more just wish I could get there
Good video
Cool car collection!.😎
38:21 ... Those vans with the little window cut in different shapes were everywhere when I was a kid. It's super rare to see one today here in the northeast. They were notorious rust buckets and most got crushed.
Had to laugh at the tire kicker on the ‘63 Galaxy at 14:00
Nice score on the ‘53 Plymouth hardtop
Weirdly enough, that was the main scrap buyer. Don't know why he was checking to see if the tire had air, he was just buying weight.
(That was his trailer at the end with all the squashed cars on it.)
@@josephs44 Was a bit sad watching him crush some of those cars before loading them.
dont know why you didnt bid on that 63 corvair convertible or the 65 caddy convertible!!!??? 400 and 600 are steal!
A one word guess “budget”
If I could I would have bought all the Edsels.
2 or 3 are posted up for sale in my area each year. They're in far worse condition and the asking price is 3 to 6 grand. Last year, one in decent shape was posted for $600. I called within one minute of it's post time. "Sorry, it already sold."
That Continental coupe was a sweet one...
Thanks for sharing. There were some good buys as well as a few surprising price Ma.
Man I wanted that 63 Dodge stepside that was a steal of a deal. We don't have big farm estates auctions like that around here I have to drive a couple hrs and it's all major rust that go for WAY more then those out west
That 55 Chev at 34.35 sold for $650. OMG, that would be a $8000 car here in Australia in that condition.
So jealous.
why? a 4 door 55 is not worth nothing here in usa besides parts to fix up a 2 door car!!!
I live about 500 miles east of this auction and would never see this for less than $2500. Shoot, the piles of rust and dirt here are usually listed at $3000.
Cool Video! I wish we had auctions like this in Indiana. That beattle was pretty nice and I liked the porsches!
I enjoyed seeing the cars on the trailers, and really like the styling of the Plymouth. I remember them when they were on the road.
(I am that old.)
Looks like the Jeeps did well at that auction 👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🏴
Very KOOL Tim
im really surprised how often 67 4 doors come up in places like this! now that im looking seriously at them, thats nice to see. 350 for a post car is great they got a nice deal
The Beetle was the steal of the auction, it had Bus 15" wheels on the rear which are valuable for the date codes needed in restoration. Looks like you made out good. Thanks for filming
I can't help but think about all these guys buying the cars and there will be an auction in 30 years when they pass. And on and on.
I think it's cool of you to show people how much cars go for at auction and how much you give for them. To many guys on you tube make people think there given the old car are they just gave a couple of hundred dollars for them. Even the ones they buy from a salvage yard. I like a lot of others that watch your videos enjoy watching and learning
good pickings sir excellent auction review
Excellent video. I noted your purchase of the 53 Plymouth for $500. I bought a 53 Cranbrook club coupe in 2001 for $500 running and driving number 5 condition. I still have it after man hours of restoration. Great car
Thanks for the video that was a good one too
lots of 4 door junk cars at the auction and didnt bring much.them 4 doors never do.good parts cars though for the 2 door guys restoring them.thanks for the video!!!
Great auction tim , thanks for sharing that,love to see what’s happening out there….
$6700 is CRAZY for the pickup .....my opinion
Great job on the videos.
#105..I knew u were biddin on that plymouth before u did. !0
One more for the rust ranch!
Love the pink an white Fords the wagon is rare . 👍🏻🇦🇺🏴
I have an age progression theory how cars progress into rusting into the ground ,the first 20 yrs they get used down to Parker’s , the next 10 all depends if their parked under structure and out of view from parts hunters . If they make it 40 years it’s rare if their complete . Some at this auction were hiders
the impalas brought all the money, we left empty handed lol
Tough day to try and buy a Chevy 😒
I hope for the buyer's sake that you were wrong in the last vid and the auctioneer was right on that engine being a '409'.
$1,700 is pretty steep for a 348 core.
You've got me wishing that I would have checked the block number. That would be the best way to tell. I called it a 348 in the walk around video, simply because it had the tiny little 2 bbl carb and intake. The dipstick was on the correct side for 409.
Did you happen to catch the school bus video this summer? That one had a "W" engine with the dipstick on the passenger side also. Check in the comments, lots of guys were saying different things. I am not an expert on them, so I can't say 100% one way or the other
Thank you for sharing this I really enjoyed it
Grt. Job again well done kp. Going thx jom
Thank you, I enjoyed this video, appreciate your hard work.
The 1964 Dodge Custom 880 went for pennies on the dollar, would have paid a lot more for that condition. By the way, I save the 4 door sedan cars and put them back on the road. They make great daily drivers and are just as fun to drive and work on.
Love it so much...thankyou for taking the time to do that for us...God Bless and keep it up
Plymouth 2 door 👍🏻🇦🇺🏴
Well Mr. Goodpliers, this is the first time I have watched your channel, I liked the way you did it and thanks for the update on current pricing. Man, I wish I had spoken for some of the cars that were hauled off my Uncles place.
Thanks, enjoyed it 👍
I spent more at the grocery store today than you did on cars.
I never saw a 53 Plymouth hard top before..I had 4 4 dr sedans.. I saw several 54 hard tops..they were beautiful, yellow with a black top and wire wheels..Always enjoy your videos..paul from ohio..
We had a 1953 sitting behind the house when I was a kid, but it was a 4-door sedan.
My Dad loved his impalas , had 2 in the 60s
There seems to be a commonality of body types in Nebraska and I’m not talking about the motor vehicles.
That's funny that you said that I moved here from Seattle lotta heffers
409 would b great toy,comes with stand etc so I could fire it up on Sundays with my mates and few cold drinks.
That's why I despise auctions the auctions have someone running up the bid
12:18 I had to turn this off.. I gave away a very beautiful nice running '58 chevy with a newer 409 for free to a friend of my Dad's back in '73.
in 1973, we bought1955 chevy 2door Hard tops complete for 500 bucks .
So..
dont feel bad...a different time with different tastes, back then..they were concidered junk
@@jeffmayo5283 I sold my 2 door red 55 Chevy when I was leaving California for $75.00 in 1973. It was in beautiful shape.
That was when they were everywhere. Now not so much. Most of those cars are good builders.
O.M.G.!😨 5+ Cars I -❤
When's the next auction?
Best to you Scott Whitmire 🏁
I wonder how many of these people buying a car to restore realize they have another $30,000 to go!
I would say all of them.
At least $30k... depending on how bad it is... and what they want the end result to be.😎
In 1983, when I started to rebuild my '54 pickup, I estimated that I would spend $15k on it, doing 90% of the work myself.
By the time I was finished, several years later...I had actually spent close to $25 (as prices rose over time)... and had done all my own work, except for prep for the paint, and the paint job.
That was 30+ years ago.
Most folks were probably buying for parts for a better builder.
Not if you do the work at home yourself. I hear that bullshit all the time. 50k 60 k. No shit people are not going to work on your CLASSIC car for nothing. 5000 man hours.later .
About all of them
lotta possibilities in the 57 wagon had my eyes on that guy (wife would kill me)
I here you on the wagon that was cool
The last video I commented that the 1961 Chevrolet Bubble Top Impala, ( I said Belaire )... but meant Impala would go for about $2800.00 - $3400.00 Missed it. It went for $4400.00 WOW. That will be one COSTLY rebuild....BUT....It will be very nice. Not many of those left....Back to original condition could probably bring Six figure's....That's my opinion.......
U. Did good 😅
Be interesting to know how many get restored, parted and turned into yard art. Most end up as junk on someone else's property from watching auctions for yrs.
And when they die another auction starts
Excellent.
That is wild that the Cadillac convertible was underbid and 1947-1950 Chevy pickip buyers were out in full force ready to pay up.
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It's a crying shame how the front end loaders do side damage as on the '56 Ford Fairlane. 06:24
can't believe how much they got for four door junk! Not in the northeast
I bid 600 on the little Buick
At about 26 minutes and that 48 / 53 Chevy truck for $7,000?! Any idea why so much? At least for some of the cars people brought money and paid up
That was cool
Good videography. Wild prices! My opinion, you got one of the best deals with that '53 Plymouth. The first early Corvair convertible was a very good deal, as well. Some crazy prices on other vehicles...
Aí eu aí nesse parque de diversões.
I could search Marketplace and Craigslist for years and never find any of these cars for less than 3 grand. I'm cheap and I still would have bought several of these.
Wow , the Willy s
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Very Cool! I was looking out for the '41 truck but only saw the '40 sell for $600. You remember the price? Someday I'll get lucky...
56 ford fair best deal
Good job! You got the black one you wanted!
P.S....can you explain the post cars?
At 22:24; the first Corvair sold for $400, but at 23:24; the second Corvair sold for $1550.
Was the first missing its engine, transaxle, why the difference (if you know)? ;-)
Big difference in condition, mainly rust and body damage
Not sure the condition, but I would have been all over the 1960's Buick Special 2dr post! Very unique, & possibly hard to find parts for. (I would want it to restore) Too bad someone really wanted the 62 Bel Air 4dr! It was getting kinda high for sure. I think you did good at $500 for the 1953 Dodge 2dr hardtop! I have not been in the loop for a long time, $4400 for the 61 Impala bubble top? A bit much? What do you think?
Yeah, the little Buick was all I wanted
@@pnotuner1 I believe there was a turbo model of that car back in the day. Pretty fast and rare.
@@unclemarksdiyauto
But if it was badged as a Chevy II it would have sold for 5000.
@@pnotuner1 So true!
You mean the 1953 Plymouth , not Dodge.
Why on earth would that 47-53 Chevy 3100 pickup sell for $5700? I can only guess it had some sort of sentimental value. I'd sure like to talk with that buyer as I have a 52 Chevy Panel, 54 Chevy 3600 pickup and a 55 1st edition GMC Suburban (advanced cab design) that I'd sell in a heart beat at prices like that.
Did the same buyer buy the bubble top Chevy and the 409?
Most of them are crushing material
Not if you have talent. Like me and yes. I have saved. Lots of cars and worked at a custom chrome shop. Now if you can't hold a screw driver and are afraid to get dirty. Then hold my beer.
i live in france, i'm impala 1962's owner , so bad if i could buy the 2 corvair convertible ohhhhh!!! so bad
i wanna this thunderbird
Edasel 👍🏻
Steal on the 60 starliner for 600
I thought the same way,60 starliner a1 year run,parts are tough to come up with.
Any action in chicago?
Why are early 60s Chevy going for so much money? They must really be popular in your area
Why did that beer belly fella insist on standing in front of EVERY car ?
Looks like it's time to sell off all my old 1948 Chevy 3500s.
Why did you skip past some cars like the 49 Ford sedan an a 50 s for 🤔
This was the fifth video from this place, and the second of auction footage. The sale went for almost five hours.
I try to find a balance between keeping these brief, and hitting the most notable vehicles, while maximizing the battery life of the camera
What did the to 58 2door post cars go for or did you buy them.
interesante lastima que algunos autos los dañaron demasiado 🎥👍
This auction was held where?
Where can I find this
With a devalued fed-dollar= pennies value, everyones converting it to hard assets be it a 4 dr.