u said u work a full time job..... i thought your full time job was u-tube & working your yard & your dad's yard..... when he need's ya....... so u have another full time job toooooooo.... what's that if we may ask & does it have to do w/ u-tubing or either of the yards................????????
How do you keep track of what you actually bought and how do you find it again after leaving for several days? Ever have any problems with someone else taking your stuff when you leave it behind for a few days?
Most all of these vehicles ( except for a couple of the cars ) were just used-up farm equipment. During the time that this stuff sat out at that farm stead, nobody gave much thought to it or found it desirable. Silas has found his own niche and found buyers for the art aspect. The whole idea of trying to restore or refurbish this used-up equipment is a relatively new idea. The old farmers kept old equipment in hopes of finding a use for it at a later time.
You found yourself in adventure here at this sale. I like the 64 Bellaire because I got stripped out hull of a two-door hardtop 64 Impala But that was nice enough to keep as it is. You're the machine you just keep going and going.
What we on the other side of the screen dont see is you have a family as well as a job and how you keep on top of it all is a wonder. No one could say you're lazy. You are a good hard worker and not bad at throwing videos together as well. .
The car i liked most in that auction was the little old Studebaker . What a time kapsel and looking good all over . One in a hundred Studebaker . All the cars in that line was looking rater good .
I know this is your life and your income , But I am proud of you . Every thing about this video is rewarding to all of Us that like old iron! . Excellent work.
Limestone: fence posts in western KS are made of long blocks of it. Buildings made of limestone blocks were much cheaper, but more work quarrying and shaping the blocks. But they lasted a lot longer than wood ones.
You may see a bunch of rust heaps, but up here in western Canada, if you find a truck from even the 90s with the fenders and floorboards intact its going for 7000 plus. I have half a mind to come down there myself just to get some of those
Silas, I agree on the stone buildings. So cool, I'm always amazed how pretty the area of these old farm steds. My favorite was the yellow boom/service truck.
Thanks Silas, you can't really turn them down at that price! Just arts and parts would be a good name for your store! (and it's great that you are advertising fronts for sale!).
Great job on saving those cool vintage vehicles Silas. I have a soft spot for vintage International trucks like the one at 2:40 and the two tone white over blue 4dr crew cab at 27:50.
Great video. I don’t get to go to auctions and mess with old junk very often anymore. Great memories of going to auctions like this with my Dad. Makes me feel like I’m there.
U really are not missing anything anymore. Most of the new owners or family members pick out anything worth anything and the stuff that is worth something now days sells for too much. The other opinion I hold by personal experiences is antiques that were antiques even just 20 years ago are in really rough shape these days and partly because alotta ppl lose their own value in the stuff and don't maintain it. A friend just recently dragged me to a place where an old widow was selling stuff on her own and thought an old 70s Dodge pickup that was on its way out was worth $3,500 from what guys like my nitwit pal were feeding her was dreams of grandjure. What could have been something really worth cash was a 69 Fairlane with a 289 in it that motor was in really nice shape but that car was also left outside 4 ever and it was really rusted and it didn't have a straight piece or panel on it. The car looked like some drunk played bumper cars with it daily for the last 50 some years. She wanted 2K for that. I just told em I am really broke which I am thru medical bills but thank god I still have my brains and will to resist having friends swindle me... Just my opinion ok...
Great scores, tho it looked like auction day was a long one for you. Personal favorite is actually the blue IH Travellette, even though it's really rough - good thing it came with extra weight inside(ha). Definitely more nose art vids coming!
Some of these looks great but unfortunately I bet that they are overpriced or someone will bid them up if they can't afford them. You will know if anyone will Silas.
I live in SW Ks use to be a lot of cool old trucks out here. I owed a 54 and 53 Chevy 1/2 ton pickups the 54 had the cab corner windows' I still have a set of cab corner windows. My Dad went High School in Dighton in the early 60s Ks great show.
I asked my husband what doesn't belong on this GMC? He said the bed. I said, "HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT?" I actually learned to drive in a 1956 GMC pickup. It had that back wrap around glass. I guess that is what you called it. Nice to see you Silas and company. Wow Silas you got some pretty good deals in this auction. High 5. I really enjoyed the part where you were loading up. You are an ace at moving things and loading them.
Congrats on all Your Cool Auction Trucks - You will have some FUN with them - yes - it was sooooo very Interesting Indeed - that Auction had Tons of Trucks - Cars - Farm Machinery and Equipment and lots of Scrap Metal - the Buildings must had the Odd Treasure hidden - well NOT enough Time to go through everything ! I enjoyed the Video very much and many Cheers from Australia - this was Quit an Adventure !!!!
That Blue international Double Cab. Back in year 1975’ our Forestry crew rode in one of those up in Plumas’ National Forest planting Trees🇺🇸 lotta cool stuff scattered in and around those buildings too!
Sheesh...I'd classify 99% of this stuff as JUNK....Unless You got a hot project go'n 'an need a particular piece... Scrappers would have a festival here....
I really like the 54 Chevy truck cab. I had a 54 Chevy 1/2 ton pick up truck. I have always been told the 1/2 ton front end was smaller than the bigger truck. Another great video.🛻🚚🚚
Some of these looks great but unfortunately I bet that they are overpriced or someone will bid them up if they can't afford them. You will know if anyone will Silas.
Please used to be known as parts yards, actually really they were known as junk yards. Now in our present-day these would be considered officially parts yards. If you have no plan of reclaiming recycling renovating remodeling restarting, the these are parts cars. Today and untapped goldmine, parts. North America needs parts. Not Central America not China, United States and Canada need automotive parts and now you have a lot of them. Not yard art.
Thanks for a great video. Makes me a little bit sad to see a home busted up inside, see it here in Sweden too. The -64 chevy was so cheap,it did run. Find of the auction according to me.
Ooooh, that was old C10 was a sleeper bargain. That's a '67 or '68, the only years that had the leading edge of the hood raked back, as the designer intended. After that it was redesigned with the leading edge nearly vertical. Those early year models are coveted.
Those old 6 cyl Chevy's are so simple under the hood. Keep It Simple Stupid. Now there is a microchip on just about every component. Every year there is more. The selling point nowadays is all the onboard entertainment.
The "Doodlebug" appeared to be an aircraft / ground equipment tug. Maybe powered by a slant six, but who knows? could be anything!
Yes it is. That one looks like an older one with a flat head in it.
Luggage buggy
Flathead. Most likely a Continental.
I loved how you unloaded the cement slabs off that International flatbed. Work smart, not hard.
Very nice buys Silas, I absolutely love old cars and trucks so you did great in my opinion!!
Love how they had to cut the trees down to find trucks
Great video!!
I love going to the auctions so thanks for taking us along.
It's amazing how much stuff some people have laying about the place!
As always...love these farm cleanup and auction uploads !!! Hopefully all is well Silas... keep up the good work bud !!!!
I love them old building's made out of rock's. I would like to make one now.
Great content! I love auctions and old trucks.
Don't know, . . or care why, . . but I really like you're auction runs! Thanks!
Scrapped is spelt SCRAPPED. Not scraped.
I enjoying the video keep me entertained up here in Canada 🇨🇦
u said u work a full time job..... i thought your full time job was u-tube & working your yard & your dad's yard..... when he need's ya....... so u have another full time job toooooooo.... what's that if we may ask & does it have to do w/ u-tubing or either of the yards................????????
How do you keep track of what you actually bought and how do you find it again after leaving for several days? Ever have any problems with someone else taking your stuff when you leave it behind for a few days?
Always amazed at how people would rather leave stuff to rot away than sell it.
Most all of these vehicles ( except for a couple of the cars ) were just used-up farm equipment. During the time that this stuff sat out at that farm stead, nobody
gave much thought to it or found it desirable. Silas has found his own niche and found buyers for the art aspect. The whole idea of trying to restore or refurbish
this used-up equipment is a relatively new idea. The old farmers kept old equipment in hopes of finding a use for it at a later time.
@@urbanurchin5930 It seems that when their trucks were no longer roadworthy, the farmers would still keep them and use them just on the farm.
There's always been a market for scrap iron. This guy chose to let it rot away.
Farmers all over the world usually don't give away anything in their lifetime. They hoard and let rot away a lot of value.
@@Chr.U.Cas1622 yup for sure,they must be so rich,they dont need the money!!lol.alwasy got to wait until they die!!!
You found yourself in adventure here at this sale.
I like the 64 Bellaire because I got stripped out hull of a two-door hardtop 64 Impala
But that was nice enough to keep as it is. You're the machine you just keep going and going.
You need a bigger truck, a semi with a very long trailer,
* I believe Paul Cochran got it right in his comment. The Doodlebug is a 1940's vintage Airport Tug . Was the first thing I thought when I saw it too.
I enjoyed the time lapse of the trucks being loaded, reminded me of my childhood years playing with my old cars and trucks.
What we on the other side of the screen dont see is you have a family as well as a job and how you keep on top of it all is a wonder. No one could say you're lazy. You are a good hard worker and not bad at throwing videos together as well. .
He can do other type of work instead of erasing history !!😡
The car i liked most in that auction was the little old Studebaker .
What a time kapsel and looking good all over .
One in a hundred Studebaker .
All the cars in that line was looking rater good .
.....time capsule......learn to spell - otherwise, you look like a fool......
Oil cans and original tubs and table! I would like to get some of those.
Silas, I liked before I watched it. You are a good dude that I hope to meet one day
I know this is your life and your income , But I am proud of you . Every thing about this video is rewarding to all of Us that like old iron! . Excellent work.
For a guy who said in the beginning it was all rust..you sure bought a lot of it!
😂
Limestone: fence posts in western KS are made of long blocks of it. Buildings made of limestone blocks were much cheaper, but more work quarrying and shaping the blocks. But they lasted a lot longer than wood ones.
I believe that you are going to do well with the day, you have the knowledge of what is good and what is not.
Wow. Just came across this channel. Reminds me going to auctions from the 70s and 80s with my Dad..🙂
You may see a bunch of rust heaps, but up here in western Canada, if you find a truck from even the 90s with the fenders and floorboards intact its going for 7000 plus. I have half a mind to come down there myself just to get some of those
Very cool!!!!!!! 👍👍
That loader helps out big time and the only draw back is hauling it to and from everything you need it for.
Silas,
I agree on the stone buildings. So cool, I'm always amazed how pretty the area of these old farm steds. My favorite was the yellow boom/service truck.
Ain't it great to have friends with trailers? 😁
thanks for sharing the prices,its nice to see what the sold for!!!!
What happened to "too far to bring equipment"?
Thanks Silas, you can't really turn them down at that price! Just arts and parts would be a good name for your store! (and it's great that you are advertising fronts for sale!).
Would love to see some old military trucks if you run across any
depressing mess
Looks like you made a lot of friends , loading stuff up for other people. 😊
That was all my stuff that I loaded actually
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Pity there's no scrap value in tires at these places unless they have rims in them .Terrible waste of rubber.
Does the guy that buys all those cabs have a TH-cam page? It would be cool to see some of the finished projects.
There’s some cool old gear there !
Great job on saving those cool vintage vehicles Silas. I have a soft spot for vintage International trucks like the one at 2:40 and the two tone white over blue 4dr crew cab at 27:50.
I've noticed that Binder trucks have skyrocketed in the past 2years!
You paid a dollar for everything haha ha Just heading from😊😊😊
Great video. I LOVE DIGGING THROUGH STUFF!!!!
Great video. I don’t get to go to auctions and mess with old junk very often anymore. Great memories of going to auctions like this with my Dad. Makes me feel like I’m there.
U really are not missing anything anymore. Most of the new owners or family members pick out anything worth anything and the stuff that is worth something now days sells for too much. The other opinion I hold by personal experiences is antiques that were antiques even just 20 years ago are in really rough shape these days and partly because alotta ppl lose their own value in the stuff and don't maintain it. A friend just recently dragged me to a place where an old widow was selling stuff on her own and thought an old 70s Dodge pickup that was on its way out was worth $3,500 from what guys like my nitwit pal were feeding her was dreams of grandjure. What could have been something really worth cash was a 69 Fairlane with a 289 in it that motor was in really nice shape but that car was also left outside 4 ever and it was really rusted and it didn't have a straight piece or panel on it. The car looked like some drunk played bumper cars with it daily for the last 50 some years. She wanted 2K for that. I just told em I am really broke which I am thru medical bills but thank god I still have my brains and will to resist having friends swindle me... Just my opinion ok...
love the videos keep the good work up silas
How much did it cost to move all of them?
About $1,000
Great scores, tho it looked like auction day was a long one for you.
Personal favorite is actually the blue IH Travellette, even though it's really rough - good thing it came with extra weight inside(ha).
Definitely more nose art vids coming!
Please pan slowly. motion sickness is real
Could use a good wood and coal burner! A ham radio would be nice also.
favorite? the Studebaker you didn't buy
I think that '64 Chev Belair sedan was the best buy! I hope that it gets to stay a neat 64 sedan!
Looks like a airport Tug for moving the bags to the plane
Always nice to see the old trucks and cars
Thanks for sharing
Some of these looks great but unfortunately I bet that they are overpriced or someone will bid them up if they can't afford them. You will know if anyone will Silas.
Over flowing and falling down.
I live in SW Ks use to be a lot of cool old trucks out here. I owed a 54 and 53 Chevy 1/2 ton pickups the 54 had the cab corner windows' I still have a set of cab corner windows. My Dad went High School in Dighton in the early 60s Ks great show.
I asked my husband what doesn't belong on this GMC? He said the bed. I said, "HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT?" I actually learned to drive in a 1956 GMC pickup. It had that back wrap around glass. I guess that is what you called it. Nice to see you Silas and company.
Wow Silas you got some pretty good deals in this auction. High 5. I really enjoyed the part where you were loading up. You are an ace at moving things and loading them.
Agreed 🖒
@@vet-7174 It's too bad Silas couldn't have gotten those vehicles (blazers) out of the woods. The door could have been saved.
Congrats on all Your Cool Auction Trucks - You will have some FUN with them - yes - it was sooooo very Interesting Indeed - that Auction had Tons of Trucks - Cars - Farm Machinery and Equipment and lots of Scrap Metal - the Buildings must had the Odd Treasure hidden - well NOT enough Time to go through everything ! I enjoyed the Video very much and many Cheers from Australia - this was Quit an Adventure !!!!
they would make more money setting dumpsters for just scarp.
That Blue international Double Cab. Back in year 1975’ our Forestry crew rode in one of those up in Plumas’ National Forest planting Trees🇺🇸 lotta cool stuff scattered in and around those buildings too!
Great video. 😉😉
Sheesh...I'd classify 99% of this stuff as JUNK....Unless You got a hot project go'n 'an need a particular piece... Scrappers would have a festival here....
Another awesome video! Good job
At least 1 Dollar
Awesome video!!! I freaked out when I saw those bicycle ram handle bars I had a set just like em back in the early 80s! 😮👍💯
That Dodge Club Cab Power Wagon would have been mine for a Cummins conversion.
International crew cab is pretty cool!
That yellow thing was a Tug FROM A AIRPORT. THEY MOVED THE BAGGAGE CARTS FROM THE PLAINS
I really like the 54 Chevy truck cab. I had a 54 Chevy 1/2 ton pick up truck. I have always been told the 1/2 ton front end was smaller than the bigger truck. Another great video.🛻🚚🚚
Great video love the old chev trucks
Morels showing up yet >? Here in Iowa the greys are
Season’s about over
Some of these looks great but unfortunately I bet that they are overpriced or someone will bid them up if they can't afford them. You will know if anyone will Silas.
Dude you are living my dream 😂👍🏻🏴👍🏻
Great video of the auction. The club cab Dodge got my attention 👍👍
🤠👍👍👍
great vid sub an like
Please used to be known as parts yards, actually really they were known as junk yards. Now in our present-day these would be considered officially parts yards. If you have no plan of reclaiming recycling renovating remodeling restarting, the these are parts cars. Today and untapped goldmine, parts. North America needs parts. Not Central America not China, United States and Canada need automotive parts and now you have a lot of them. Not yard art.
Looks like what you bought was cheap enough; there were some total pieces of junk that went pretty high, though. What did you spend, $2700?
Nice tour and sale.! I'm a Ford 1950 era F series. Kinda have little sweet spot IH KB series.Loyal follower!
I was way off. O well
WOW,did you buy a shit load of stuff!!!!plus the joys having the equipment to do it!!alwasy helps for sure!!
Thanks for a great video. Makes me a little bit sad to see a home busted up inside, see it here in Sweden too.
The -64 chevy was so cheap,it did run. Find of the auction according to me.
I have a 68 Impala two-door Fastback looking for dirty Riverside glasses you have that
4 Door blue IH. But very rough looking.
Think one like that with a 5.9 Cummins would be a head turner.
Wow 😁👍
I would love to be able to go to a auction like that, Sadly The area i live has already been picked clean.
Wonderful Job again!
Killer place
Ooooh, that was old C10 was a sleeper bargain. That's a '67 or '68, the only years that had the leading edge of the hood raked back, as the designer intended. After that it was redesigned with the leading edge nearly vertical. Those early year models are coveted.
Random question, the 64 bel air was the car that ran?
Correct. It was running in that clip. Purred like a kitten.
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch I’m surprised that thing ran! I wouldn’t be surprised if it drives , if one were to put good tires on it
Those old 6 cyl Chevy's are so simple under the hood. Keep It Simple Stupid. Now there is a microchip on just about every component. Every year there is more. The selling point nowadays is all the onboard entertainment.
Wassup
Thanks Silas. Enjoyed the video.
You got some cool old trucks !
Would LOVE to have been there!
That house is like.something out of Resident Evil : Village
I was thinking a film crew and some actors could create real horror show in that house.
Esse acumulador de ferrugens ganhou do Ricardo Buré de 10x1, nunca imaginei algo assim.
Another great score
I'm leaning towards the yellow doodlebug being a Airport tug...
"..she kinda crusty on the bottom..." - how come you know my old lady Silas?...lol...
Yeah that’s a cool building!😊