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As a kid I enjoyed listening to US Stations once the Ionosphere lowered. Summer evenings brought in lots of signals from Boston and NYC. Canada's Atlantic Provinces were and still are a great DX heaven. December 7th 1941 always brings a tear to my eyes even as I remind our US friends that Canada was at war with the axis from September 10th 1939 onwards. No more new cars, and only a few radio's until January 1940. However the back of the great depression was broken, lots of jobs but little to spend money on. It was a good time for saving and after WW2 covering a billion dollars of debt that the British owed Canada. Yes, Canada forgave debt and could afford to do this. I doubt we would do this again.

Shouldn’t there be thousands of volts coronal static electricity on that thing? Around every 3 feet , you go up 1000 V so what’s up?

All I can say is wow. 😮 This video is amazing!

What does "nearly abandoned" mean? It's either in use, or it isn't. Looks like it's in use to me. You must have a journalism background using misnomers as headlines.

Big C-band dishes are beautiful As is the art deco building

What to me is absolutely mind boggling is that my mother and father celebrated to this same recording back in the day 1925

Sad to think about, a person lived in that house, took care of their radio station till the very end, just for it to be abandoned and forgotten. This generation has no value.

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Those V8 engines sound good, heck my 30 coupe sounds good but not like that engine in your 32. 😇🙏

What about the seat belts?

Had one years ago but not of this quality. Serious piece of steel. She’s a beaut! Bix was the best cornet player ever, he’s my favorite.👍🏽

If she saw the motor car today, and a typical modern car, with its reliable long lasting engine, speed and comfort.

The trestle was actually built in 1925, not the 1800s, according to the Bridgehunter website, a statistical listing of every bridge in the United States. Nice drone shots btw.

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What a lovely car she sounds cool! From U.K.

As a former three-station owner, I can reiterate that this station, while appearing "abandoned" could well be a fully licensed and operating facility. Unfortunately, corporate owners dont always invest in the outward appearances of transmitter sites. Chief engineers dont often have the time or budget to keep sites in pristine condition, especially if they care for six or eight stations. Be careful, folks. Dont assume a station is "abandoned" and open for you to break into the place to look around or steal from. Radio stations are federally licensed, thus the FBI gets involved when dumb people do dumb things--like breaking into them! This video should not be labeled "abandoned station" IMO.

Looks fun

Essa carroceria não é do 1971

Wow... AM about gone. I'd take it and make it a talk radio especially at night. Like an Art Bell programming.....

Very nicely done atta boy for making it a driver now go smash some bugs!

The only thing I would change is install duals with Smitty glass-pack mufflers.

What is the C-Band dish for?

Awesome !!!

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Bonny and Clyde car.

love a stock 32

Must have been a thrill with 65 ground-pounding horses on tap.

thanks for sharing this

I sure wish I could have lived in those days.

Tempo di friggin' funeral. Singers gasping for air. Playing newer records on older Victrolas is silly.

Strange that all ppl from 1800..ws ginius inventers...we belive in strange stories from the past..all them compagnie have the same stories.. we knw nun abt the real inventers🤐

A sad ending it was pretty cool would look great by the new bridge between the big four they say it was too expensive to operate and needs new computer to operate LG&E should step up to donate power to run it remember it was donated by the Bingams to the city

Beautiful recording!

78 rpm!

I had a Victrola.Beautiful.♥️

That’s great.

every time i watch this video there are tears in my eyes . what she and her two sons did will live on forever

A marvel of engineering really. I just wonder of the train operators say a little prayer just before they cross this one. Wow! Very cool trestle!

1:53 does that plate look warped and loose to anyone else?

I learned to drive in a ‘32 V8 Ford at age 10 on the farm in MN. My daily driver was a ‘30 Model A....I never thought to add side mirrors! Still driving that original Model A, now in Silicon Valley CA, 62 years later. Two side mirrors now!

That looks like WHAS in Louisville Kentucky that station is alive and well the studio is in down town

That is a nice looking bug b

great pitty all the false flags sold with this great technology.

Lovely gramophone!! I currently Have 2 working ones, i plan on geting more

You breathing pretty heavy must be excited.

An absolute beauty - thanks for sharing! It's an absolute honor to own an original '32, and I can see it's in good hands!

Fantastic! These cars are an experience to own and drive. I've been involved with Model As for over 57 yeas and loved every moment. Your 32 is beautiful. You will have more wonderful experiences with her than you can imagine. Be safe and enjoy. Clinton Model A'r doin' his thing

Rest In Peace (RIP)