Out of the Woods: Nebraska Chevrolet collection tour! 1940s, 1950s, + 1960s car & truck walk around!
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2022
- Mr. Goodpliers takes a walk around the collection of 1940s, 1950s and 1960s Chevrolet cars and trucks in Nebraska! Out of the woods, and ready to load!
This is Part Two of a three-part series. See my other videos for more from this spot!
For any inquiries, please get in touch with Zack at 402 469 5703 - Auta a dopravní prostředky
When I'm looking at these cars I'm just imagining them back in the day. On the road, Driving families around town, going places. The comfort these cars gave people in their day, just imagining life in these cars back in the day. Beautiful times, America had shortly after world war II.
Me too, every one was once shiny and new, happily purchased, lovingly cared for, kids bouncing on the back seat - lives lived.
Absolutely loved it. I have never seen so many 46-48’s together.
Love looking at these old cars History is in your mind and this is always refreshing for me to relive old memories.
Thanks for sharing this video sir, it's good to see survivors in America today
I admire the build quality of these older cars, the metal seems to hold up great for sitting out in the elements so long.
Great group of cars right there!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Okay, Goodpliers, you've done it! The quality of your farm auction and old car rescue videos has reached a point where, when I see your thumbnail appear, I drop everything I'm doing to watch your video! Well done! Keep 'em coming!
It's amazing all them cars still exist! All them look like real decent builders. Thanks for posting the video man it was really awesome 👍
Sweet video glad these being rescued .there still out there
The find of a lifetime for sure!!
Mr. Goodpliers, you found a gold mine.
It is amazing to still see private collections like this available in 2022. This reminds me of what you would find in the 1970s. For the 41-52 large group of cars it would be real enjoyable to own all these and not only part out some of the cars but also restore/modify the other better condition cars at the same time. You could make a lot of good cars with that large number of cars to work with. There were a lot of 1942 cars shown here. The last time there were this many 1942 Chevys together in one spot it had to be at a Chevy dealer in 1942. This is one of my favorite videos. It really makes you dream about the potential all these cars have. It always makes me wish I could be there in person to see this. The shed full of car parts would really be cool to go through. Thanks.
It is awesome to see all of this collection lined up together like that. I used to have two 1948 Chevrolet cars when I was in college. I had the two door coupe version and one of the Fleetlines. When I got married, my ex made me sell them. I wish I had not had to. Sure wish I could afford one of these, but I can't. Thanks for sharing these amazing videos with us. I am looking forward to the next one when they are all being loaded up. I hope these all find some great homes and will get restored. Keep making your videos. I really love to watch them.
Thanks for stopping by the channel Owen! And thank you for your kind words! Your story is very similar to the man who owned these. He had two 1946 convertibles that his father sold when he went into the army in the early 50s
@@mr.goodpliers6988 Why do not you drop a link in the description box about that famous auction site? You could make it an affiliate link or whatever for yourself...
Love those Aero sedans!
I love those you find gold most times
Seeing all these bring back lots of memories, since I'm old enough to remember when many of these cars were still on the road and rode in them when I was little, which they were very comfortable
WOW the survivors on the outro were awesome cars.
Same here with the 41 2 door coupe! Dad had it as a kid and we put a v8 in it and I drove it in high school.
Great that these cars were saved.
Nice old iron all over , nice job !
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your experience like your video,s
GREAT FREAKING VIDEO!!
That prewar Oldsmobile is a Trojan style horse on the hood with the reins pulled back that makes horses head tilt down ! & my guess it was meant to show control of horsepower , & allot of those post war Chevrolet's should be a 2 for 1 to make a complete automobile , That was a nice field of dreams.
Those 40s Chevrolet Fleetline are my fav.🤩 Man, I wish I lived in the States.
I can see that 2 door Chevy Hardtop as a Gasser.
The Fastback Fleetlines, awesome. 😎👍🇨🇦
I love the aero-sedans and fastbacks! thank you and subbed.
The stories those cars could tell. Love the vast flat plains and blue sky's. Very evocative. Could imagine Jack Reacher striding up to Mr Goodpliers looking for the bad guys.👍😉
Very cool!!
Great Video Bro.. After seeing this, I love My 1947 Fleetmaster. Ive had it 22 days..
I think I read that cars were cut in to pick ups to get more fuel rations during WW2 but it could have been the Korean war. Pick ups got more coupons tan cars.
Awesome thanks
You do a great job on these videos and sharing your knowledge. Thank you for taking the time to document these adventures.
i always watch your videos a lot of nice old cars there
I love Chevy Aerosedans as well as GM's other versions for each division. I only hope many of these will be restored as original. I see way to many rodded classics these days as compared to correct factory resto's. If I wanted a fast, well-handling, modern sound system car, I'd just get a newer one. People have to respect what these cars were at the time.
Eu gosto muito de ver esses antigos ,bem antes do meu nascimento consigo fazer uma regressão no tempo e vivo esses maravilhosos momentos parabéns pelo belo vídeo obrigado de Maringá Paraná Brasil ..
EXCELLENT!! I HOPE THEY ALL GET SAVED!!
Thank you. 👍👍
Great video.them are some really nice cars
I love them oldschool fastbacks. I'm from Poland and we had a lot of "Warszawa" [1951-64] cars in this particular body style. Warszawa was a licenced copy of the Russian Pobieda M20 and Russians styled their car in 1945-46 in line with the global trends that were in force at that time. In the 40-60s, the American automotive industry set the trends to which all constructors aspired. Even the Volga GAZ 24 of the 70's was designed to look like Ford Falcon. It is a pity that American producers have finally adopted the style from Europe and Japan. Cosmic shapes and plastic instead of chrome, woodgrain, luxury and "sofas".
Fascinating!
I'm screaming!!! I want one !!!!
Thanks for stopping by the channel! They are available. I have included Zack's contact in the video description box.
Reminds me of an old salvage yard that I had the experience of exploring in the early seventies,I counted 14 '47 and'48 Chevys as well as a lot of others such as a first era International Travelall from the fifties,several '53 and '54 Chevys including a '53 convertible and a '55 Ford Crown Victoria, sadly many years ago most of them were crushed, my dad had several Chevy coupes from the forties,a '41 '47 and '48
That’s freaking amazing, and the 59 you have for sale that things a boat! Lol. I noticed those two big grain trucks, it would be so cool to have a truck like that for a work truck. Great videos!
I love the rusted look of the cars, very promising
Whoever your friend is I fn love him!!!!!❤
Sweet golden goodness in one place keep up the good work love y'all shows keep up the great work
Thanks for stopping by the channel William. And thank you for your kind words!
Excellent Collection
Nice one mate! Thanks for sharing buddy!
one of the coolest barn finds I've ever seen 😮
Those old cars are so sweet I used to have a 64 Plymouth push button automatic
Me too. Mine was a Valiant. Paid $131.00 $6.00 to have my friend pick it up. I didn’t have the means to pick it up! (1975)
I wonder when we get to the year 2100 if someone will say "ooh look a 2022 Totota Camry, it should be restored!" :-)
Very nice vídeo.
What a wonderful collection. I want to go there and spray them all with oil to stop them rusting away to nothing!!!
Here in Australia the 49-52 Chevs were available as utes as well as 4door sedans.They were unique to Australia.Back in the 80s I knew a bloke who took an average stock 52 ute to the US and sold it instantly for ridiculous money and came home with a 56 Belair coupe.
Wow - can't believe that video was nearly 40 minutes long! Just flew by.
Great content, subscribed. Interesting stuff, thanks!
Thanks for stopping by the channel Dave! Farm auction season is just around the corner, so you never know what we will find next!
I would love to own couple of these in my life
Now That's what you call alot of Beautiful Cars n Truck n a HELL of alot Better than the Junk they Sell Nowdays huh n they got rid of all the Old Cars never really Broke Down n easy n Cheap to Fix huh n I Love Old Classics
Some of these cars have beautiful colors. Not talking about the house paint one. But the styling was just beautiful. I like the car with the airplane on the side of it. People may not know that especially in the 50s and 60s that some of the styles were influenced by the Space Race and the idea of people travelling to planets. My mother had an old car that she said was hers to go back and forth to work in the 40s or 50s. It was sitting up on blocks but she wouldn't let me look in it. She said not to look inside because there might be a snake inside. But I always thought it looked interesting.
That flower car/truck is pretty rare not a hack job but a real vehicle made that way
So sad that millionaires don't care about those pieces of car's history, for me the best era in shape and superb volumes... In all views : front, side, rear, bonnets, grilles, fenders, roofs, bumpers... Great design.
This is so awesome...I need a car trailer so I can buy some cool stuff
I’m after the top grill section for a mid 40’s GMC truck… any help in locating one would be greatly appreciated. Great videos, keep them coming.
Cool😊👍
I love the 52 chevy grill
My dad had a 41 sedan that he left me when he passed i was 15. I startdd working on it cause interior Was Gone From Sitting In The Phoenix AZ Sun Over 20 Years Since The Late 70S. I Was Overhauling The 235 Putting Rings In It When I Got #5 was Seized It Cyl And Using Wood No Avail Knocked A Hole In It. So After That We Had To Move And Sold That Car,I Didnt Want To. I Wish I Could Find Another. I Couldnt Ask My Dad Why He Parked It, Cause I Know It Ran. He Had Tags From 70 Something That He Never Put On...Brings So Many Memories Back Seeing Those Same Colors Etc.
As to the 4dr turned into a truck, not sure but in Canada there was some benefit to having a “truck” over a car in the 1950’s maybe fuel tax or something? Some nice stuff that got pre sold.
The 50's chevys hard top much better looking than the business coupes
..2:00..is that a 1942 wartime blackout model?..grill and headlight rims look to be painted...
Muito obrigada guerreiros pela informações carros antigos eu amo
Hermosos carros Chevrolet de los años 40's venga a Nebraska a comprar cualquier Chevrolet los Fleetline son ideales para las culturas de Odlskool y Low Rider y Custom...
Those are cool! Hope they don't rust away
Realistically, what one would be interested in is the sheet metal, chrome, and stainless trim parts. New modern geometry frames are available from several outlets. Those old stovebolt inline sixes are history because most guys who would rebuild one of these cars would likely choose modern LS, 4L60E , and some sort of IRS or 9 inch rear ends. And there are companies that custom cut window and windshield glass. Interiors are another area for personal interpretation. I say most guys because the modern driveline parts are more readily available than rebuilt or reconditioned original pieces, but if those old engines and transmissions are present, one could certainly go that route. There is certainly a wide variety of rebuildable old Chevies.
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When you said rolling pieces of art you nailed it!
Hno que nostalgia me da ver ese cementerio de carros hermosos clasicos talvez seria mejor regalarlos para q q los restauren da tristeza y tanto q dieron de hablar...
its a beautful cars
Nice old carruchitas / like to have one
These are available. I have included Zack's info in the video description box
Glad that the owner wasn't a bitter hoarder who's willing to let the collection rot into the ground out of spite. A lot of father & son projects right there.
enjoy
I know more people want old cars restored to original but I drove a 37 to school I the early 50s and when my 216 with dipper rods gave up I put a 235 in it with oil pump and bee hive oil filter
How many are without the headlights in them lol its crazy you never had to buy a head light back then they were all pretty much all the same.
Hope they find homes.
At 10:00 minutes you asked about the fender brackets and bumper welded bars. My guess is that it had a custom roof ladder rack with side fender tie downs.
We show a lot more of that car in the part three video of this place. Everyone sure had fun guessing about it!
Vontade de por tudo pra rodar
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For 1950 - 51 - 52 all Chevy did was to put a hardtop roof on their convertible model - if you look around the back seat area you will see that it is infact a convertible body - I have been building a52 model for several years now and have used up 3 of them doing so
Fascinating!
Very interesting. I wonder if the hardtops had a beefed-up frame, considering there's no B pillar? (My old car is a '49 Fleetline two-door.)
If you could find several up to date common chassis and drive train you may be able to restomod a lot of them. ;-)
Brother I need the Crome clip around the window trim for a 48 fleet line arosadan I believe they have 3 small PCs
Can you please advise what kind of fertilizer they used on that farm to grow all those beautiful classic Chevrolets? 🤔
Com um Bom dinheiro no Bolso, eu compraria uma boa parte desses Chevrolet's, e os restauraria um a um, em especial os 47,48 e 49, tmb algumas pick- up's e os dos anos 50 tmb, porém isso é só no pensamento, seria impossível, muito dinheiro. Esses sim, são carros que foram feitos pra vida inteira!!!..Isso é uma das melhores partes da Indústria Automobilística!!!
The fastbacks back then were called "Sedanettes".
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🌟🤘🤩🤘🌟ok big love
I need an Aerosedan or two, thanks!
Soo these will be going to The Rust Ranch ? Did you get anything ? You do an awesome job on these videos. Great job.
Part Three will show the conclusion. I hauled a car, but did not take any home on this trip
What does the paperwork situation look look on these cars
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Beautiful thank you kiss Brazil 😍😘😙😚👌👍#Esses carros maravilhosos transmite, uma sensação tão Boa q parece q voltamos aos Anos dourados 💘💋👄
Are any of those old Chevys a Deluxe or Super Deluxe? You got some beautiful old iron there.
I wonder what Louis Chevrolet would think of what his car company evolved into?!
Ironically he ended up making speed parts for ford model t's.
Fontenac
How did that one old lonely ford end up there? I almost missed it but I saw the flathead v8 sticking out.
This is like studying a pile of 'Fingernail Clippings'.😯