Auction time!! Prewar Ford hoard sold to new homes! Collectors load up Model T, A, V8 cars & trucks!
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- čas přidán 16. 02. 2021
- Mr. Goodpliers takes us back to the prewar Ford hoard for the conclusion of the story: auction time!! Collectors came from five states to bid and load up Model T, A, and V8 cars and trucks. Check out the auction footage, then stick around to see what Joe will be taking to the Rust Ranch, see what I brought home, and catch an important announcement on the future direction of the channel!!
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Not every day you come across someone like you Tim. Being considerate of the long distance buyers who traveled in the winter weather. Super solid personality.
I always find it amazing how one person can accumulate so much stuff in a lifetime!! Next time my wife says I have too much crap, I'll show her these videos lol. Thanks for the video!
I'm so glad to see these vintage American automotive gems go to new homes. Thank you for sharing the video.
there are still lot of people interested for old iron and i like much
Tim- You and Joe should definitely, start your own channel. You guys are sharp, the channel is: smart, tasteful, educational, without any loud music or silly gimmicks. Both of you are: Authentic. It got me to buy a 50' Plymouth from Joe, so- it works too! Keep it pure.
Yes I would like to see what you do with the cars. I really liked your preview of the auction and your coverage. To cold for me.
This should be certified for a record of amount of Duck Carhartt Jackets and Pants at one place 😂
I was going to put a tag in the beginning of the video "Today's production was brought to you by Carhartt" 🤣🤣🤣
In xl and 2xl !
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Bubba was there and he is 4XL !
They go to 7XL !
Extreme Bubba !
2 Cent SAM I spotted one or two 3XL maybe even a 4XL
There is a store selling I'd set at least a hundred pieces of cardhardt at $10 a piece brand new. It was in a part of town that well they had some money and probably didn't wear too much of this stuff. But you never know. The indicator would be that they had racks of this stuff and I thought I've got an appointment to place a bid I'll do that and come back early Saturday morning. Well that bed took two and a half hours instead of maybe 45 minutes and when I came back all the racks are empty. I got to ask this lady if she was here what happened all the stuff she said it's all been sold. I asked her I said that's all for cheap she goes I found that out. They just fired me. The store manager assistant manager whatever she was. Felt bad for her but who would Mark Carhartt clothing down to $10. dollars? Well I wasn't any smarter because I could at least snagged a few pieces. Your comment made me think you might appreciate this story.
I enjoy your videos as they give me a chance to see the many items I grew up with and allows me to point out items to my son and explain just what they are and how we use to use them 70 plus years ago. I see many items that you would never see in any museum. I use to collect and had an antique store of my own. I wish I could find some of the places you come across. Keep up the good work.
Yes I'm interested in knowing what happens after you get the vehicles
Thanks for sharing these videos. I will probably never go to an auction, let alone in Kansas or any of the other places you go, but through your videos I feel like I have. Yes, to a channel dedicated to the "after" purchase phase.
I always enjoy your videos!
Yes, I would be interested in some "after" stories. Thanks for the auction vid.
Thanks for all the detail with these vehicles. I particularly liked you posting the winning bids for each of the vehicles.
What an exciting auction. seems like many came home with empty wallets and full trailers with a smile. from the looks of things most things were sold and saved by the many enthusiasts there. such a great turnout. some of those cars sold for quite cheap. they would be much more expensive where im from.
I decided not to buy any vehicles since it was so bitterly cold, and so many guys drove from far away that I wanted them to have a chance to come home with something. But that first T runabout for $1000 was a deal. It was one of four that had unseized engines. Would have been a lot of fun to tinker on it and get it going again!
i would like to see what you bring home .thanks
- nick
I would like to see what is done with them after their purchase. Great video!!
Yeah. Lot of themare are piece of rusty junk, but who knows..
Nice video! I know my dad appreciates your videos and looks like he actually got to meet you here at this auction! (He is from MN) :)
Thank you for your time. Love a good old auction.
Yes Very Interested in What You Do With The Autos After You Get Them Home. Would Love To See About All Of Them 👍👏👏👍
Enjoyed the video
Great video!
Yes for the "After" stories.
Amazed to see such a large turnout despite the freeze, all the parked vehicles backed up a mile. Gems for me were the first Allis Chalmers tractor and the rear engined Euro car at 34.18. Been years since that manufacturer stopped production, I think its a Simca or Renault..??
Would love to see what y'all do with the vehicles
Maybe these guys will restore the old ones and bring them back to life.
I think the old tractors sold dirt cheap, they are in demand around my parts of the country. Thanks for the video 📸 .
I think there was really only one tractor guy there. If you like seeing tractor topics, be sure to check out Crazy D Equipment if you haven't already!
Yes I’d be interested in seeing what you do w your treasures that you bring back
Thank yiu
The drilling rig and truck was my choice of cool. 1400 dollars was a steel.
Looking forward to your future plans!!
So many remaining family members think it's all junk and call the crusher. Glad to see this stuff going to those that will appreciate them.
Another great video.Yeah crank up the new channel.
Love all that junk, it never goes out-of-style.......
My father was ex-military and he reloaded his own ammo and he kept up his guns with cleaning. It's very sad to see his family portraits and pictures. I'd go for that. Someone has to keep them as a part of history and who knows maybe you could find family members who would want them.
Very cold day that's why I sent Joe LOL did get the the Farmall h and one of the Allis chalmer B bought though
Yes would like to see your recovery efforts. Thanks for this share.
I watched the out of the woods video and realized that junk drunk is the shape I find my self in ever time I stop at a antique store or flea market . Junk Drunk I can relate ,and will reuse that in time ,thanks for the videos .
Great content. I really enjoy it. Surely plenty more to come...
I believe that 1921 touring car they sold for 1700.00 had the wrong windshield on it for 1921 and it looked like it had a three piece back body panel as opposed to a 5 piece. I believe that touring car body was 1923 or newer. The number on the engine might have been for 1921 but that body appeared to be newer.
Those are some Hardy individuals out there! The guys from Minnesota might have thought it was a summer day haha. In any case I wasn't sorry that I missed the auction because at those temperatures I would not have been there anyway. But it's nice to see people put up some money for these over relics there were some bargains as far as the vehicles and you know as well as I do. Fantastic video and how the auctioneer kept going at those temperatures well it's just amazing
I wish I could have been down to see this hoard in person. The '21 T roadster for $2400 looked good in the video as they were loading is @ 35:00 ish. As to flipping it after paying that, not sure what extra meat is left on the bones. I would watch what you end up doing with these afterwards. But that is just me. Some channels are doing well buying and repairing & flipping them. Will wait & see what you do Mr. Goodpliers!
Thanks for doing this, real interesring.
Love auction vidyas, ty!!
Great video, there was something there for all kinds of people. I felt like nothing went to crazy high
thank YOu very much for your time. We enjoyed your movie. Plaese show us more such sales of antique acrs and parts.
Those prices were not out of line considering how complete the vehicles were. I could have gone that day, but already have plenty of projects. Neat little sparker collection. I only have one, a "Stitt" plug that's probably not rare.
Thanks for the video. Looked cold there. Warm at home watching from Sweden. Can get cold get here also. Lol. Great footage. I'll check out what else you got. Have a good day.
Definitely one of, if not my favorite car channel on CZcams. I would definitely watch the second channel and what y’all do with the cars once u get em.
Loved this video. 👍🏻. My only question is when is the next auction like this one. New sub as well. Great work. 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Would love to see what you and Joe do to the cars you buy
Very cool Auction, New Subscriber, hope to see more.
I’m glad they went to a good home
Thank you for the video know it was cold and long
That was great really enjoy your videos
Good video. Keep them coming
Definitely want to see more of the after. I'm already subscribed to your other channel.
Hi buddy.
Yes I would love to see what you do with these after the video. And I w love to maybe
Definitely interested in 'after' on what u pick up. Your 73 Chev at end caught my attention
Keep. Them coming
Would love to see what you do with the cars. Awesome channel.
Would love to see what you do with the vehicles you bought! Brings back memories when I was at Ft. Riley 58-59 Brought a nice original 37 Terraplane and drovce it to Oregon
Yes very interested in what you do with them
Great video. Thanks for freezing for us.
Did Henry’s dad buy him anything.
That little guy impressed me.
The auction was on a Friday so he was in school. Keep an eye out, later on I think that young man is going to have old cars in his future!
VEry interesting sale, enjoyed it very much. Good video.
Thanks for stopping by!!
Yes I’d be interested in seeing what you do w your treasures once you get them back
Thank you
Thanks for the play by play. Nice to hear the prices.
Thanks for stopping by. It's kind of relaxing to listen to the auctioneer's cadence!
Definitely do an After the Purchase video channel, would like to see what happens to the cars & trucks you buy, you got a great channel and it should grow quickly!
I'm on board to see what you do with the cars and trucks you buy.
Yes another channel 🏍🖖🏼👍🏼😎
I simply refuse to pay a buyer premium. Its just greed. They are supposed to be working for the seller. If they also charge the buyer a comission that creates a dual agency and should be illegal.
Doesn’t sound like you’ll be buying much at auction then.....
@@markbehr88 Thats what you think however you are very wrong.
@Randall, I totally agree!
There was a good option I enjoyed watching it
Thanks for stopping by Mr. Goodpliers!
Definitely interested in seeing after videos.
The before ones are teasers that creat an itch.
Good job I would like to see the car s when they are done thank you 😊
would like to see more thx
That was busy, the auction company should have paid you for the for the videos you put on youtube!! Good prices on the cars, I would have liked that model a truck! That antique spark plug collection is cool!
It was a great mutual exchange of value. The exposure here added several thousand in value to the sale prices realized. And the privilege of filming it helped launch this channel from a small hobby, to something I am pursuing the goal of a full time pursuit of. I would have liked to take a vehicle home but the spark plugs will have a permanent place on the wall to remind me of the memorable adventure this was!
Everyone seemed to be ready to pay more for the signs and such than the cars and trucks. I would have bought all of the little Allis Chalmers for no more than they brought
Absolutely show what happens when you bring them home... that would be awesome. Just do it on this channel.
Thanks for your feedback. The second channel is up and going: Introducing collectrestoredrive!! The intro video is up now. It explains the purpose of the channel, future content, and a bit of my personal history in the collector car hobby. Here is a link for it: czcams.com/channels/UuaK6TP9iBoJwj7AFCL1OA.html
Be sure to subscribe to see what's coming!
It’s highly likely that most every- old car or Truck on that Kansas farm was Driven or had been rode in-by a Veteran of the Spanish American war, WW1,WW2,Korean war and Vietnam War🇺🇸 and them teens model A’s & T’s could of had a Civil War vet riding shotgun!!! A Few those guys lived into the 30s. Americana 🇺🇸👍thanks for the Vids-Good Stuff🇺🇸
It truly is fascinating to think of all the history those cars saw. They waited at rail crossings for steam trains, escaped WWII scrap drives, etc etc
The green hex sparkplugs are rare Splitdorf plugs.
Thanks for your knowledge!!
Thanks for standing in the cold so I could drink my Scotch in my arm chair. Good auctioneers, I could understand every word they said.Thx again from Canada.
Looks cold 😬here in California it's about 72 degrees 🤔
I wish I could get there I seen a couple that I would try buying
Those prices were good, I figured all those people would have made it all go skyhigh
I think they were okay. I have heard that the T market is a bit soft. I really wished I had bid on the T runabout. The first car always sells the cheapest. I knew a lot of people had driven a long way from out of state to come, so I wanted to make sure they all went home with something. I don't tolerate cold very well so I wasn't thrilled about being out there after the sale to load. We kind of expected the 33-34 Tudor to be a little higher since it was the only V8 model there, but that car had been put together from parts; the body had laid on its side for a while and definitely had its rough edges. People don't understand that the initial purchase is the cheapest part. The restoration after is what is costly.
In my opinion, definitely start the second Channel.
It's amazing what the internet has done to the pricing on these old Fords. Years back in the 70's we had several of them and 2 real rare trucks/van. We got more money then or at a minimum similar for the common stuff. All of this was of course on the family farm and could of built several more cars with all the parts and resourced engines. Problem is you will spend 4 to 5 times whaty it is worth to rebuild these things unless super rare.
A nice 21 Ford T Touring will sell for $13k so as the guy was saying it's worth $4k, well it's not worth $4k in it's current condition
Purchase one of these Jewels someday!
This sort of event is a great way to catch COVID.
Good auctioneer, just sell it and move on. Don’t drag it out trying to get a few pennies more for it.
I can imagine that there would be a lot of drooling men trying to get some of these gems. Car hop trays from amazon, stay safe.
Would like to see what you do to cars!
Yes absolutely lets see what happens after, but if I can make a suggestion post a few vids here first, and see how they do. Build and interest then move them tow other. You may find keeping it all on one channel works better and as you become monetized makes you more money.
Definitely want to see what happens to the Vehicles after purchase.
Thanks for the video. Would love to see the stories of fixing some up etc but prefer you to post them on this channel as there are only so many channels you want to subscribe to.
Really nice video wish yu good luck would of liked to had that 60 Ford galaxie really good shape from what we could see n them Allis chambers tractors well take care be a lookin for more yuns videos take care best to yu n yurs Rev
Thanks for stopping by Mr.Goodpliers! Lots more to come here on the channel.
Yes I for one would like to see more. I'm from PA and I would like to know what you do to them and what happens to them after you do whatever you do. Do you sell them or do they just set in your yard?
Bought Dodge and Chevy parts at a Ford sale LOL 😆
Was that 1972 Chevy Impala that was my first car I had a green one with a black vinyl top I miss that car had a 454 engine with dual exhaust posi traction
Kooool 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🖖🏼
nice nice early '70s car ( 38.50)
I really wanted the 48 F1 and the 65 Ford truck..
I have a 1949 F1 in my other videos. I'm asking $1500 for it, and it has a title. Check out the "Rust Ranch" videos if you haven't seen them already; Joe has several 40s to 60s Ford trucks.
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Do you have a link to that video, and next time something like this comes up, would you be willing to go back and check it out, and video it more in depth and act as my buyer, for a fee? Those two trucks looked really solid, and straight. Here in Cincinnati Ohio you can not find stuff like that. I would've gladly have paid more. I contacted the auction about more pictures but they didn't follow up...
Cool stuff. Be interested to see the restoration process of some of these.
They shoulda postponed this auction to next month, you poor people it's freezn out there, omg, we got auctions pending here in southeastern Wy/ and Western Nebr, they have all been CANCALED moved to next month. Surely the weather will improve, hell it 23 below 0 Sunday night🤪🤧😖🤯🤢😱😵 Thanks for sharing this with me 😊✌️👍 more please 😃.
I felt like us Kansans had an unfair disadvantage to the Iowa and Minnesota guys LOL. Some auctioneers stick pretty hard to schedules, and others are more flexible.
I just subscribed a short while ago thinking that you are a car/truck restoring place to see some of the gems fixed or at least brought out of their sad state now in. That sixty tudor for example is a very overlooked gem and could be a nice show car.... those one off year type cars. As far as a second channel, I just don't see it being helpful. I just hope to see more of the hoards as well. I'm all about the saving as I myself am seventy three.