Rare Flathead Speed Equipment and 32 Ford Parts!! - ITG Pacific Northwest Trip Day 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2020
- Matt's tour guide Rick has two more amazing spots to check out on day 2 of the Pacific Northwest Adventure. The first stop is at a Father and Son's collection of amazing early ford cars and parts. The father who is 95 has a 1934 Argentinian Built Ford Phaeton and a COMPLETE Flathead Kr Wilson tool set. Not to mention rooms filled with Ford literature and the telegraphs from when Edsel and Henry Ford died. Oh yeah and a wall with all kinds of aluminum flathead parts!! Stop #2 is with Dean A who converted his late fathers home, into a Early Fords parts store. Dean's father had one heck of a parts stash and Matt instantly starts digging. Matt finds some chrome suspension goodies and even a few 32 Ford parts. We would like to thank everyone that has opened their collections for us to see so far and thanks to Rick for helping set it up!!!
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Every time I see a yellow convertible 46 to 47 ford I think of Phil Silvers and Jonathan Winters in "its a mad mad mad mad world" LOL! "Dont leave that bike there someone might trip over it in the dark"
Matt/ you can’t get any better than this for car/ Motörhead community, it’s so cool that you are able to share all these people’s collections, everyone of us loves this stuff plus the story’s. I love all your builds and wait all the time, but Dam I’m happy you do this too. Are Country is the Best! Thanks again
Thanks Dave it’s really a treat to visit all these collections!
This was a blast hanging out and touring around with Matt!
Thanks again Rick!
Another episode of “Back room Hunter” excellent job Matt👍
Very nice place, I, lived in Seattle And Tacoma two years after MT. saint , Helens erupted. Buetififul, place to
Live.☝️😉😊👍☝️
What a coll collection of stuff
Like a kid in a candy store, nice picks.
That first shot going up I-5 is my daily commute it freaked me out for a second!
Haha it’s a beautiful drive!
Man o man.... like a kid in a candy store! 😎🤙
GREAT SCORE ON THE PARTS MATT!!
Beautiful 34 Phaeton.
These cars look restored to a better condition than when they left the factories.
Agreed since they were production quality, not high end nut and bolt restorations using better materials. Sad part is, the stock 1920-40s Fords are mostly garage art in collections and not on the road because they are not equipped for modern traffic and idiots. After years of white knuckle driving, i upgraded to disk brakes and radials to give me a chance against people who don't realize I couldn't stop as well as their 2019 Civic.
Welcome to the PNW Matt!
I've been a collector my whole life, but this is so much more, and better organized! Thanks for showing this :^}
Hey Matt, Nice addition to your Trip videos.
Sure was nice of that fella to take you around.
Also nice of the people who let you purchase items you wanted.
Some of the collections old school hot rodders have now are amazing.
Keep it up and you will be one of us old duffers someday !
But do it while you can !
When you get old you have the time, and in most cases the money.
But the energy just doesn't last like it used to.
So we watch guys like you and drool over some of the finds as well as dream about what we would like to do.
I still have several projects in the works, but they get less and less time because I have to take breaks way more often than I used to.
Please enjoy your trip !
See ya in the next video !
Great dig! Very cool to see.
the history! real generous of all these people to share this awesome stuff with the world. so grateful!
It's so amazing!!!
That was extremely sweet ❤️!! I watched it with a smile on my face the whole time. Thanks for sharing it 😊
Thanks for watching!
No need to thank me. I enjoy your videos.
That flathead pickup even sounded sweet with a single exhaust.
Purred like a kitten.
Matt your knowledge of parts is amazing. What a great fine on the west coast. Love the truck. Stay safe.
Thanks for watching!
Great video. You were near my woods maybe 50 miles as the crow fly’s.
Holy shit matt brilliant
Like the flat head parts
"Matt's brain" LOL Thanks for the great video.
So very true haha
Love those dealer models. I had a few of those from the 60's. My favorite was a green 64 T Bird. Thanks for the fun tour! :-)
Never seen those before really was neat to see so many in one place!
"JACKPOT"!!!!!!!
Oooh get a 1936 pickup Matt!!!!!! I definitely could see you in one of those, Dam that was cool
it was really cool to see that '36 truck just fire right up like it wanted to go for a drive. talk about kid inna candy store, this is more like a kid inna candy/toy/bb gun store. everything you could wish for, 'cept the money and space to take it all home. thanx fer takin us along with ya.
Enjoyed
Wow some cool stuff for sure.
Love it so much good stuff
Wow just wow.
The '32 hood side panels have 20 louvers, which make it an early one. The way I remember it, Ford added another five[?] louvers later in production in an attempt to address an overheating problem. Of course, running the exhaust passages through the water jackets didn't help much.
Oh yeah, Hi from Australia.
Great stash of early parts. It would be a fun challenge to build one complete car just from the parts there.
Looks like your having a lot of fun, good for you!
Great Scott that is amazing to see all these parts
Love that truck!!!!!
More crazy piles of good stuff!
Great cars and parts
Really cool finds Matt. 👍
Another great adventure. The hits keep coming
love watching your show stay safe from Melbourne Australia
Museum quality collection there! Loved the truck!!
Playin' Eliot Ness with the Thompson!
Haha yep!
Wow! What a treat. It's amazing to see all that. Good job
Wow !great finds Matt.I'm enjoying your adventure.
WOW The literature memo stuff is insane. They must have really enjoyed themselves traveling to find all this minutia. Remember, no internet for most of their life so phone calls, leads, followup. Must have been a great life.
What a score!!
Those Kelsey Grammer wheels require a lot of substances to keep balanced and only work with Frasier hubs.
Haha best comment of today!
Substances? Hey, there's nothing wrong with going a little Daphne now and then. I guess you'd need to run a Crane cam and be Moon equipped.
@@deuceman32 ..Another good one!
Eli, hahahaa!!!
@@deuceman32 i wouldn't mind going a little daphne now and then.
Too cool. Great job and video 👍👍🇨🇱
Great Video. Great Find. #STAYSAFE
That is a sweet truck and runs smooth !
So damn cool!
Finding the good stuff!
I am loving this trip. Thanks for the tag-a-long. 👊☮️👍
Matt you were there I’m sitting here drooling over what you are looking at awesome!!!
I'm loving the coupe already!
Another incredible pile of stuff
That would keep you building old ford till the end of days 👍👍😍😍
Gosh the amount of work that it took to cast those heads, 5 bucks at a swap meet.... way cool so long ago... history of stuff
Some awesome finds there Matt! Love the Edmunds heads. Love the little funny additions in the editing, it’s almost like Mike can read your mind... 🤔😂. Keep the great videos coming and stay safe guys.
Awesome
Thanks Matt - that was another fun video! I could feel the excitement - what a rush!
Out of this world 🌎
What an unbelievable haul of parts, you're so blessed to have access, thankyou for sharing with us.
Amazing collections, you haven’t even got to the motherload yet. This is going to be a great trip for all of us. Thanks for sharing. Kevin
WOW simply awesome cars. THANK YOU MATT.👌⛽🚦 Cheers from NYC🗽😷
Thanks for watching!
Man cannot get enough of these videos lol great job Matt
Thanks Don! We hope to get back to more of them in the future!
Thanks Matt. I really like your show and I've been watching for awhile. Really dig it bro.
Thanks for watching!!!
I'd be happy to be able to own just one early Ford and these lucky people have several.
those ford phaeton's are some beautiful automobiles
Nice score MATT,and more cool people!!!!!!! Im not far from where you are going, here in Saint Helens Oregon.Have a great time!!!!!!
Jackpot, you found some more cool old parts and cars and an old Ford Truck.
Wow you are finding some great parts and getting access to true honey holes of early Ford goodness.
Very thankful to see these collections and even be able to buy anything!
hi matt stay safe out by you like the video you have on here today
Matt...you look relaxed and happy..you needed a break..and doing what you want to do, and what you love to do..old iron..like these episodes...have fun..
The phaeton is sooooo pretty!
So dang nice!!
Thank you for the adventure and seeing some awesome stuff ! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever you maybe ! Doing well here in Kansas !
Thanks for watching Steve!!!
@@IronTrapGarage you're welcome
Wow Matt again!!! I have a nice collection. Frankly it’s nothing, compared to these guys. Great video 👍
My mom worked at a small Ford dealership in the late 50’s early 60’s. I remember having a ’62 Galaxy and T’bird dealer promotional model she brought home as a kid.
Oh that’s awesome!
cool.
Matt, thanks for taking us poor mortals along to preview what heaven must be like !! Jonesin' to see the next segment.
Nice Old Thompson
My goodness dude! You are driving me insane with these videos! This is the epicenter of what I love! You are one blessed dude!
Wait till you see the estate in Oregon!!
My dad had a yellow ford convert like the one in the opening picture in 1949.
be safe have fun
Very well organised 👍 take note Matt 😂
He ignored all of that lol
Hi Matt, it is good that you can travel and look for things on those shelves and breathe that aroma of the old iron bars ahhh what a pleasure😂😂😂 tell me a little more about the Argentine Ford, it was assembled in my country?te mando un fuerte abrazo y bendiciones desde Buenos Aires Argentina cuidense mucho
Ol Mike & Frank would have a time in those places, hell they’ve probably already been there! I wouldn’t doubt it! But, good stuff Matt!
I like how you managed to keep your cool with the 32 3 window dash with glove box and door
Matt's got a good poker face. He very rarely shows that he is super excited lol
Matt & crew, wow, another great video, thank you for taking us along, I hope you increased your cash limit on your Visa card...looks like your having a ball, when you get back your unpacking video is going to be great, I'm sure you will save "the coolest part bought" till last...Have a great time!!
Called and got all the Visa limits raised ahead of time!
Cool cars, great stories and people, and awesome scores Matt
Rick B aka Plastic butcher
Thanks for watching!
I laughed out loud when you did the meme on the 32 insert. I would have for sure been internally screaming about most of that stuff myself haha
I know how Matt’s brain works!! -Mike/ITG
next episodes gonna be good!
I had a Thickston intake manifold back in the late 70s and a set of Edelbrock finned heads that I put on a flatty. I didn't know what they were worth back then. I paid $10 for the intake...
10 bucks is a heck of a deal.
Awesome video full of really cool stuff. Tons of perfectly shitty parts for sure! It was fun watching you drive around as you are in my backyard and I was able to recognize a lot of where you were. So next you are headed just south of Portland if I remember right. I grew up in that area, I wonder if you will be visiting anybody I know. I'm looking forward tp the next ITG PNW trip video, it's going to be fun!
Wave as you go By Just south of Portland.
I just about peed myself when you pulled that 32 three window dash out!
Possibly my favorite find of the trip!
IronTrap Garage I was lucky to pick up a 34 roadster dash with a bunch of other parts last month
Awesome!
21:58. those twin carb adaptor things were bolted to a stock manifold so it looked like you had twin carbs. I had one when i was 12 or So, the very first piece of Speed equipment I ever had. Mine was an Almquist one. Apparently ,Mr Almquist made lots of "interesting" things like that and I know for a fact they didn't work ha ha
Matt if that is the collection you could have bought i can only imagine how much that price was WOW WOW WOW
That's not even what Matt went to see in Portland. These are all Bonuses
Swear you need to rent a Uhaul truck for these trips lol. Some amazing part finds.
Haha so true!!
Nice pickup and anybody who loves old Fords would be in hog heaven, I know I have the passion and could fill a tractor trailer if he is willing to part with this treasure , oh well I'm getting to old to be thinking this way !