Yes,...bought a 1973 challenger bucket seat console shifter car for 75 dollars in 1985. One side damaged ,but didn't stop me from cruising the good side around and around the local cruise area.
When that little red express pulled up it was rattling pretty good not just burning oil. I'm really surprised that somewhere over the years that four door four speed big block car wasn't robbed of its big block and 4-speed and put in something. Australia is a perfect fit for that car because they seem to like their four-door hot rods. Thanks for the update on the 71 as well. I personally like that 70 or 71 red and white pickup
I was surprised as well. Unfortunately there wasn't much history on it before 2020 when it got to the yard. That pickup was sweet, even though it wasn't for sale, it was still in the field.
@@AutoArchaeology it's nice that these accidents happen during the course of these vehicles history. Unless their example of something saved by I just didn't get around to it and it's sat for decades. Would be a 62 Impala station wagon that has sat because we just never got around to taking Parts off of it to put on other projects. Although not entirely true because part of the engine is cannibalize but the rest of the car still intact and very good shape. We just never got a 62 two-door hardtop. Couple that with some family history and we all kind of like this Old wagon. Now it is something people want to restore. So four-door big block 4-speed car may have survived for the same reason. More interesting story would be if it became of moonshiners car after the federal government sold it. 🤣 Nice episode. I truly like to red and white 70 or 71 Dodge pick up out of the whole collection the best. Because I had one before.
I seen a 65 Chrysler that had a 383, and 3 speed on the column. The guy that had it could smoke the tires in 1st gear and make the tires bark in 2nd it was a 2 door. The only Chrysler that I seen with a manual transmission
@AutoArchaeology what became of the deal with 'Dr. Olds touching and rifling that lemon twist base model SuperBird that you commented on? Just curious because I have had similar experience to that... not everyone has 'code' and keeps their hands to themselves.
...... in 1976-80, especially around the military bases in NC(Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune) you could find these on car lots , run ragged by soldiers and Marines , traded for economy cars- usually for less than a thousand dollars. They were considered junk, as described elsewhere; gas hogs, insurance on them was getting outrageous, and nobody wanted them. As early as 1973- and a broke high schooler- I found a '64 Sport Fury on a lot in west Charlotte, 426 Wedge cross ram car, four speed, covered an inch deep in oil underhood and with a mile of duct tape for an interior- $200 cash would have bought it.
Yeah Mopar production numbers were fewer than GM and Ford to begin and they were also cheaper to buy for a long time so they fell into the hands of more youngsters who wrapped a them around trees.
I love the four-speed squad back in the day my buddy had a 67 Biscayne four-door police car427 three on the tree323 posi12 bolt four piston disc brakes up front man that was a fun car it was really rusty unfortunately he sold it and a guy in Oak Creek Wisconsin still has the drive line he made a clone Squad out of a nice Biscayne never saw another one really hard to find stick cars from that era that are squads have a great day thanks for a great video I love the Mopars🤪
@@AutoArchaeology thanks. Do you know of any other old government use muscle cars like this? I read somewhere of a couple others with Hemi’s but don’t know if that’s true.
71 👍. First Trans-Am car I built raced! Sponsored MN Dodge Dealership. My Mom special ordered new. SE Loaded Opps 318-4 Slap Stick 3.91. . plum crazy black top n interior .
Nice!!! You showed a still shot of a Sweptline at the end of the video but it wasn't in the actual "moving pictures" (Rush reference) lineup and it looked really nice. I have a 1968 Dodge D100 Custom that was bought brand new by my Pawpaw. The truck has 63,000 original miles on it and didn't have a dent on it until April of 2020 when a freak storm caused a huge oak tree to fall on our carport where the truck was parked and it did some pretty significant damage to the roof of the cab. I have the truck covered up to protect it as much as possible and want to get it fixed when I can, I just haven't found a suitable body shop that I trust. Any leads on a good shop, please leave a comment and contact information, I am in Alabama. Thank you.
Yup, it was just parked in the field. Not for sale. That sounds like a cool truck! I don't know anyone down there, but up here there are a few I trust. Magnum Auto Restoration in LaSalle, IL, or Noel Automotive in West Branch, Iowa. I've had vehicles at both, and been very happy.
Great day to you and I hope that you have a great day, I wish I could have kept the FBI car in America where it belongs. But congratulations to the guy in Australia that is getting our history of the Nation. I would have loved to seen who had it and where it served. I cou just imagine the places and jobs that it was involved in. God bless you all and enjoy your afternoon.
Yea I know a collector that told me the guy in Australia would by my 1970 Charger which everyone has been after it ,I was told he pays good money for cars but its not in bad shape and does run but I have already had an offer of 35k I turned that down I was told that the shape its in nothing less than 55k because can't replace it for 55k so I will just keep it one day it will be worth much more .
Nice looking cars may I take that Dodge truck with the Ramcharger frame and everything it would love to just drive that paint it and drive it but thank you for the video
Great to see the FBI , 4 speed coming to Australia out of all places. You guys over in the states should buy back the cars that originally bought over from states to Australia. With the strength of the USD lots of bargains here in Australia to send back to the states. Know of a 1968, 2 doors hardtop, ex New Mexico rust free 1 owner, numbers matching, factory 8 lug wheels with a 428 HD Pontiac Bonnesville up for grabs at a reasonable price. One of many. Cheers Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Australia. 👍 🇦🇺 🇺🇸 😀
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Loved every one of them !!!
Total field of DREAMS !
That 4 speed 4 door is WICKED !
Really would have liked one of the RoadRunners. I Enjoy your visit videos to these yards.
Give them a ring
Man, I remember back in the the early 80's when me and my friend would see these kinds of cars in the junkyard all the time.
So true Rich!
Sadly before my time!
Yes,...bought a 1973 challenger bucket seat console shifter car for 75 dollars in 1985. One side damaged ,but didn't stop me from cruising the good side around and around the local cruise area.
@@jimpluess2935 Very cool, those were the good ol' days Jim!!!
Thank you for sharing them with us
Love watching your videos, they inspire me to get out more and look for my own finds. I watch your videos with my father quite often.
That's great to hear! I wish I would get out and work on my stuff more.
That cab over truck and the 2 step sides are awesome
VIDEO MAKING ME DIZZY
Alot of cool stuff!!!
When that little red express pulled up it was rattling pretty good not just burning oil. I'm really surprised that somewhere over the years that four door four speed big block car wasn't robbed of its big block and 4-speed and put in something. Australia is a perfect fit for that car because they seem to like their four-door hot rods. Thanks for the update on the 71 as well. I personally like that 70 or 71 red and white pickup
I was surprised as well. Unfortunately there wasn't much history on it before 2020 when it got to the yard. That pickup was sweet, even though it wasn't for sale, it was still in the field.
@@AutoArchaeology it's nice that these accidents happen during the course of these vehicles history. Unless their example of something saved by I just didn't get around to it and it's sat for decades. Would be a 62 Impala station wagon that has sat because we just never got around to taking Parts off of it to put on other projects. Although not entirely true because part of the engine is cannibalize but the rest of the car still intact and very good shape. We just never got a 62 two-door hardtop. Couple that with some family history and we all kind of like this Old wagon. Now it is something people want to restore. So four-door big block 4-speed car may have survived for the same reason. More interesting story would be if it became of moonshiners car after the federal government sold it. 🤣
Nice episode. I truly like to red and white 70 or 71 Dodge pick up out of the whole collection the best. Because I had one before.
I would have loved seeing under the hood of that "FBI" car, for in addition to the four speed, ( look at the dash) it also appeared to have AC !!
Awesome view thank you. I hope that the owner hears this. I would like to save that 66' Charger.
You can email them, their info is in the description
Nice collection
I had a 1965 Chrysler Newport with a factory 4 speed...about a block long...lol
Yup, you could land a helicopter on them.
Parents had a 65 New Yorker, traded it for 1 67 T bird with suicide doors, both long ass cars
I seen a 65 Chrysler that had a 383, and 3 speed on the column. The guy that had it could smoke the tires in 1st gear and make the tires bark in 2nd it was a 2 door. The only Chrysler that I seen with a manual transmission
Love my classic mopar muscle
The 66 Dodge Cornet was a 500 bucket seats center console car
😍Very cool!!!!!!!!!!👍
Thanks again!
That golf cart❤
Really cool place he has there.
That '65 Polara BB/4 door/4-speed car needs to be driven.
It is! It is in Australia now!
@@AutoArchaeology
Very cool - that's a great find.
Really enjoy your series - keep 'em coming.
That’s the one I was interested in.
@AutoArchaeology what became of the deal with 'Dr. Olds touching and rifling that lemon twist base model SuperBird that you commented on?
Just curious because I have had similar experience to that... not everyone has 'code' and keeps their hands to themselves.
Thanks man for the video
That A100 is my favorite next to the four speed four door fed car.
Times have changed. What once was considered junk. Has turned into GOLD. Prices are not coming down on them
These guys have always been fair with me on parts and projects though.
@@AutoArchaeology mopars in general are crazy sought after. Of course you know that. Very seldom see at car show like GM and ford's
...... in 1976-80, especially around the military bases in NC(Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune) you could find these on car lots , run ragged by soldiers and Marines , traded for economy cars- usually for less than a thousand dollars. They were considered junk, as described elsewhere; gas hogs, insurance on them was getting outrageous, and nobody wanted them. As early as 1973- and a broke high schooler- I found a '64 Sport Fury on a lot in west Charlotte, 426 Wedge cross ram car, four speed, covered an inch deep in oil underhood and with a mile of duct tape for an interior- $200 cash would have bought it.
Old mopars are GOLD. Go try and buy a half decent one today.
Yeah Mopar production numbers were fewer than GM and Ford to begin and they were also cheaper to buy for a long time so they fell into the hands of more youngsters who wrapped a them around trees.
I love the four-speed squad back in the day my buddy had a 67 Biscayne four-door police car427 three on the tree323 posi12 bolt four piston disc brakes up front man that was a fun car it was really rusty unfortunately he sold it and a guy in Oak Creek Wisconsin still has the drive line he made a clone Squad out of a nice Biscayne never saw another one really hard to find stick cars from that era that are squads have a great day thanks for a great video I love the Mopars🤪
Sure wish I had known about this back in 2021 when you made this - I likely would have bought the old FBI car and restored it.
The owner didn't want me to post it right away.
@@AutoArchaeology thanks. Do you know of any other old government use muscle cars like this? I read somewhere of a couple others with Hemi’s but don’t know if that’s true.
71 👍. First Trans-Am car I built raced! Sponsored MN Dodge Dealership. My Mom special ordered new. SE Loaded Opps 318-4 Slap Stick 3.91. . plum crazy black top n interior .
That's really cool
Was the 63 Dart same place? Like it all there original,! A buddy seen video too he been blowing me up crazy,! He wants 71 Plymouth.
I remember when those cars were 300 dollars used Lol
Nice!!! You showed a still shot of a Sweptline at the end of the video but it wasn't in the actual "moving pictures" (Rush reference) lineup and it looked really nice. I have a 1968 Dodge D100 Custom that was bought brand new by my Pawpaw. The truck has 63,000 original miles on it and didn't have a dent on it until April of 2020 when a freak storm caused a huge oak tree to fall on our carport where the truck was parked and it did some pretty significant damage to the roof of the cab. I have the truck covered up to protect it as much as possible and want to get it fixed when I can, I just haven't found a suitable body shop that I trust. Any leads on a good shop, please leave a comment and contact information, I am in Alabama. Thank you.
Yup, it was just parked in the field. Not for sale. That sounds like a cool truck! I don't know anyone down there, but up here there are a few I trust. Magnum Auto Restoration in LaSalle, IL, or Noel Automotive in West Branch, Iowa. I've had vehicles at both, and been very happy.
Yeah give a guy an attack! Bout hit roof! I have few those.
Great day to you and I hope that you have a great day, I wish I could have kept the FBI car in America where it belongs. But congratulations to the guy in Australia that is getting our history of the Nation. I would have loved to seen who had it and where it served. I cou just imagine the places and jobs that it was involved in. God bless you all and enjoy your afternoon.
Yup, wasn't up to me. But thank you!
Yea I know a collector that told me the guy in Australia would by my 1970 Charger which everyone has been after it ,I was told he pays good money for cars but its not in bad shape and does run but I have already had an offer of 35k I turned that down I was told that the shape its in nothing less than 55k because can't replace it for 55k so I will just keep it one day it will be worth much more .
Nice looking cars may I take that Dodge truck with the Ramcharger frame and everything it would love to just drive that paint it and drive it but thank you for the video
It was a really cool rig
Rich I wanting a hobby build car that can keep me bussy
Great to see the FBI , 4 speed coming to Australia out of all places.
You guys over in the states should buy back the cars that originally bought over from states to Australia.
With the strength of the USD lots of bargains here in Australia to send back to the states.
Know of a 1968, 2 doors hardtop, ex New Mexico rust free 1 owner, numbers matching, factory 8 lug wheels with a 428 HD Pontiac Bonnesville up for grabs at a reasonable price.
One of many.
Cheers
Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Australia.
👍 🇦🇺 🇺🇸 😀
Not a single 65 Coronet 500. Now I'm sad.
Do you still got that 66 coronet from Colorado if so how much it cost to buy and do it have clean title
I looking for 66 or 67 coronet
Or the FBI car I would like to make a good time cruiser out of it, complete go over of it.
How do you contact and where are these cars located or the owner
Info is in the description
Where is this located
Catiwassa, Mo
Cool do you have a nme of the yard???@@AutoArchaeology
Description of video?? Send Farm Yard email Please!!