Antique Car Collection HIDDEN AWAY in an Abandoned Printing Shop! Ford, Chevrolet & Lincoln Auction!

[@osbornfernandes8721]

Very systematically covered while making it entertaining and informative at the same time.

[@natesmemes1794]

*I really hope those old printing machines don’t get scrapped, it’s hard to find old equipment like that in such good shape*

[@RRay-jq3ip]

That continental is pretty special even with the stuck motor. Wish i had known about the sale. Lucky new owner.

[@0utc4st1985]

I'm surprised at how many classics keep appearing in the midwest given the road salting. Great to see. Still saving my money to make a buy.

[@TonyBrunos-bs7hu]

Thank you for bringing us with you Mr good plies ❤ peace

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

Thanks for stopping by the channel Tony!

[@stanmendoza7871]

I would love to be there being a pressman and owner of a printing company for 25 years, and my passion for cars brings back memories

[@Dave_9547]

Interesting video, I worked for a short time in a combination newspaper/print shop in a small town. One of my jobs was to take the used type from the Linotype machine and melt it down to be re-used.

[@brucekoster9253]

Another great video of an auction I wasn't able to attend. I really enjoyed the letter at the end. Pretty cool! Thanks Tim !

[@farmcentralohio]

Lazy Sunday afternoon, I'm sitting here on a Mr. Goodpliers marathon already and up pops a new video :)

[@jeffclark2725]

Watching his videos is a real treat, thumbs up,great finds around his area

[@johnhaines2299]

The Heidelberg went for less than $100. Unbelievable!!! The type cabnet drawers were worth at least $20 each.

[@allan-mw7op]

There was some screaming deals on these cars !Thanks for the video !!

[@jeffclark2725]

This is the way to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon, thumbs up,Seeing the Print Shop stuff is great local history, show us as much as you find.

[@charlesmarshall3417]

Love watching the auctions all over the country!my question is how do you know about these auctions? Please tell me how I can get in on these auctions, Thank you, Charles

[@walter2990]

I doubt that he wants any more folks dropping by the auctions that he goes to, cause it will drive the prices up.

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

They are on the internet and Facebook. I also get a lot of them sent to me, so I really don't search much anymore

[@nsidor1234]

That Mustang coupe was a steal for less than 8 grand. Loved seeing the old print shop...👍

[@debbiebermudez5890]

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩🍩☕️☕️😎👀👍. Thank you for the tour of the shop , very cool cars !

[@johnwade5747]

I had a few of the old 216.5 motors back in the 70s and scattered around on up through the 80s 90s and 2000s. As long as they have 10 pounds of oil pressure when they’re warm and full and idling and the oil is not too thick or too thin, the scoops on the rod will pick it up out of the troughs and the mains are pressure fed like a 235, so they’ll go down the interstate in the slow Lane 55 to 60 all day if they’re not pumping a lot of crud around in the hall. Remember they had add on oil filters and some didn’t get them when they were purchased. all these above things I have listed determine whether or not you can run them reasonably hard or whether you have to baby them if they’re loose or filthy inside.

[@blueeyz2046]

Dang! Sorry I missed it! I knew the owner, and walking distance! I was a printer in the 80's , thought about working there, but Mr. Don Heller was still working hard! I wish I knew Don had all of those old books. Good buy!

[@ericsackman6896]

The best deal was the type cabinet for $100 those drawers are $100 each.

[@redmondjp]

Holy moley! under $13K for that Lincoln convertible??? Wow what a deal!

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

I think the complexity of a locked V12 scared some people off, but yeah... that was a deal

[@RobertNebel-e7h]

1940 Chevy 2 dr business coupe. Glad to see what is out there. I have a 1940 Master Deluxe 2dr Sedan. Runs & Drives. CA car. From. Middle TN. Keep up the good work Tim!

[@dietersmythe9649]

Cool finds! That Hastings tool is a compression tester.

[@michaelclark7037]

Popular Science: "Gus and The Model Garage", Great Stories when I was a kid!

[@heartland96a]

Gus Wilson

[@markshore5324]

That Lincoln Continental is BEYOND COOL!!!

[@BoxcarsGarage]

I believe there may have been a "leather back" option fir a roof...but I could be mistaken.

[@Scalihoo]

The 65 T code Mustang is a good buy for 2 reasons IMO..rust free & has the c4 automatic & not the 3 speed non synchro paper trans.. Do a front disc brake swap & have fun scooting around keeping up with traffic, light car

[@BitterDemo]

Either one of these two Cars I would see $3500.00 in either. Model A or Chevrolet Coupe. That A should bring the most between the two. That Lincoln Cont. Should bring $25,000. - $45,000.00 depening on the Bidders.

[@johnwade5747]

I don’t remember the exact order, but you could count the amount of freeze plugs/core plugs and whether there were three or five determine whether the motor was a 144, 170, 200 etc. also the factory color played in on it but I don’t remember that rule either it’s been a long time. Seems like the 144s were mostly all yellow and then there were the orange 170s but don’t quote Me on that and then the bigger motors were blue.I went through a spell of buying and flipping Econo lines and Falcons in the 70s.

[@bruceballew8044]

Good video. Old Silas would love those old license plates.

[@freedomforever6718]

We never got to see the '46 Lincoln Continental with its hood closed.

[@alanh1406]

2.5 for a buyers premium is really something. In Ct it’s between 18 & 21.

[@jeffsmith846]

If the frame rails were good on that gold green mustang hardtop it was a good buy. I really like looking through the 60s popular science magazines. Lots of car reviews.

[@danontherun5685]

'Drop the clutch at 30', god save us from boogar eatin' morons. Tim had the perfect reply. Put yer eyeballs in the bores before you turn engines that haven't run in 20+ years, always bore rust, sometimes crunchy mice. Those engines used to get rebuilt in the car at gas stations.

[@chrissimes9445]

I've always struggled with doing the "prudent, responsible adult thing"....

[@ericesterby2895]

The chrome “bull-nose” on the hood of the Ford pickup denotes that it’s a ‘41.

[@NileKelly]

At 1:15:00, that 40 Chevy coupe, great candidate for Kustom or a Gasser. Sexy body lines and that cicada insect face. It wants to keep living, look at her! Then I saw the Feld badge on the back, yep, St. Louis. When I was a kid, the TV commercial was, 'Feld, The Red-Hot Dealer." Was in the late 70s and 80s, a jingle sung by a female voice, on both KMOX TV CBS Channel 4 and many local AM radio stations, including KMOX 1120, WRTH 800, KEZK 1200, and KSD 550. One FM station Feld was adverting too, KSHE 95.5. I'm 58 and still remember those times. You wanted a car? Go to Feld, it was The Red Hot Dealer!

[@timhanson2080]

It's funny how single cab longbox pickups worked great for 70 years and now they are useless for some people. I would love to drive it and use it as a truck. Which 90% of people don't do anymore.

[@beachidiot]

People were mostly honest for so many years. Now not so much. It used to be that most places things were safe in the bed of a truck. Now you need to lock everything up. This is one reason you need a larger cab.

[@pauldeschamps8965]

Deals wow great auction

[@Oelwannski]

Dowidat is a German high end tool-manufakturer like Gedore or Hazet.

[@scottkarjala]

auctioneer should have thrown in the exhaust manifold for the mustang.

[@ralphmillais5237]

Exactly what I thought! What would it have took to just put that manifold in the boot for the convenience of the next owner?

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

The guy who bought the car got it for a dollar on the parts shelf at the end of the sale

[@mikerussell505]

The 4 cylinder engine in the Ford Pickup is actually derived from the Ford 9N tractor engine.

[@davidnewelljr1944]

Hey! Maybe you will find whatever it is that you are looking for to complete the collection of the print block project you mentioned that you are putting together. I only remember hearing you mention it once but I think it has something to do with automotive dealers or something such ? Good luck and happy hunting! 😁

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

I went to this auction with high hopes of finding advertising print blocks, but sadly, nothing. It would have been a great potential repository of the history of local companies

[@davidnewelljr1944]

@@mr.goodpliers6988 damn, sorry to hear that. If anyone can find them I believe it would be you. Do they have to be local ? I thought I saw some on Facebook marketplace down here in the South. I am in between Mobile, Alabama and Pensacola, Florida. Please let me know if I can help

[@Bill-lg6hs]

Great video. Thanks.

[@carydaniel-kt4fz]

That 41 was a real gem

[@Hotrodford]

That 1941 Ford pickup has the ford 9n tractor motor. An option for that year for fuel economy.

[@lasalleman6792]

That 40 Chev. Coupe is pretty nice.

[@markshore5324]

The Lincoln actually looks like Sonny Corleone's from Godfather I.

[@mlkefischer6046]

My girlfriend is from Salinas. She moved to Phoenix in the 70s. Her stepdads name was Wymore. Isn't there a town called Wymore north of there?

[@solarcitygarage]

Man, I can smell those old magazines! I like listening to the auction chatter from the crowd, but there is always that one guy that a person would like to give a spoon full of Peanut Butter to keep there mouth busy!

[@BitterDemo]

i WOULD BE VERY INTERESTED IN LEARNING ALL ABOUT THE CHEVROLET BUSINESS COUPE. . i had a sixth Grade school Teacher from Oregon Missouri who had one identical of that one, and i bought it as well as another one. i loved those cars and my three 37 chevrolets. i had a thing about them.Funny thing is each one of them was in great show shape for $15.00 with the second one I gave $50.00 fore and had to buy a $10.00 Battery and $5.00 worth of Ethel's Gas from Pete and Ethel's County Line Service.

[@yuvegotmale]

Imagine my surprise when you picked up that Hamming Motor News mag. That car belonged to good friend whos dad lived in Walla Walla Washington. I found that same magazine at a swap meet in Monroe Wash about 35 years ago and gave it to him. Nobody knows what became of the car.

[@brianhayes7618]

People who remember the old cars are few and far between and we lose more of them everyday

[@alanh1406]

I’ve noticed the “old” cars today are 70’s and 80’s. Makes me feel O-L-D.

[@richardlees778]

That was real cool nice to see it oldl lincoln

[@dyer2cycle]

Amazing, that model A sound s like my 8N tractor.. :)..it's refreshing to watch a channel where the creator's first 2 moves upon acquiring an old car isn't (A)- get it running and (B)-lowering it, because they all need lowering...not necessarily in that order...

[@topekasub]

I almost thought the Ford book was signed, but it was just an gift inscription.

[@dyer2cycle]

11:52...I think that's a '41 Ford pickup, not a '40...look at the hood side trim, and the wide trim down the front of the hood, also the chrome rectangle with "Ford" script on the dash...

[@liljoeii6091]

Awesome video thank you for the video

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

Thanks for stopping by the channel Joe!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

😍Oh wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍

[@marlinkojak9882]

this so sad to see these car in the shape they are i bet their is a lot of history behind each one of them 💪💪❤ going down the old gravel road

[@ernielaw]

Notice that bidder number 31 purchased 2 vehicles. First he bought the 1929 Model A for $8650.00, then got the more recent Chevrolet pickup for $7500.00. That truck had a low mileage of 50,000, and appeared to be in excellent condition. Could you tell what year it was?

[@sparkplug5481]

2005

[@ChadWagers-d6r]

Appreciate what you do I never see any auctions till it’s too late I need to start looking into auctions in the tri-state area near me oki

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

We find them on the internet

[@joseph5612]

The model A ford appears to have a model B engine in it, 3 bolt water pump, cover over the fuel pump mounting boss near the pan rail on the passenger side, and no oil return line on passenger side as seen on a model A,

[@guadalahonky4002]

@8:28 Color Code C 'Honey Gold'.

[@camojoe2]

Diresta would probably have been interested in that printing equipment. Duck

[@RobertNebel-e7h]

41 wouldn't have running boards.

[@leeradford76]

Quite interesting what you buy in auctions

[@brianandlindafairchild1237]

Nice of that dude to hack a lugey.😂

[@richardjackson1397]

A 41 Chevrolet doesn't have running boards

[@timothyknight2236]

That was a deal on the 46 Lincoln!!!

[@michaeladamo1188]

The pickup was so awesome! I would have wanted that especially with ww2 connection good chance it was the last vehicle built before everything want war production. Those wooden cabinets that held the type settings and such go for a lot of money! The craftsmanship that want in to them smh

[@hughphillips67Mustang]

This is the 1 auction I wish I went to. Do you have any Mustang parts?

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

What year are you looking for?

[@hughphillips67Mustang]

@mr.goodpliers6988 67. Most parts are interchangeable on the gen 1 Mustang. But I own a 67. Looking for a center console.

[@dyer2cycle]

16:21..wow, that looks a lot like a Tucker '48 steering wheel...wonder why?..anybody want to take a guess?...

[@Sammy-q5b]

Hog about telling where the auctions are?

[@davebutler2776]

Somebody stole that chevy coupe. Watch for the flip

[@michaeladamo1188]

Another reason why the markets not to hot is most of that crowd has died

[@stevedriver1476]

i hope them 6cyl mustangs dont get painted red like 40 million others, and get poxy blueprint engines and poxy aftermarket gauges. the black lincoln was less than 1/2 price.

[@carlgruver695]

Wow o wow those mustangs went way cheap they go for over 17k in that condition or more

[@billykelly5798]

Anytime old show us

[@stumpy2816]

👍👍

[@robertlane3513]

Merlins old school garage in habusue has A and T fords. he has a you tube channel and is related to the fab rats Channel with paul Cox. Halifax nova scotia.

[@kengreene5212]

👍👍👍

[@brocksumner-m5x]

lincoln seems cheap . be over 100k here in australia

[@andyschwarm]

Hiedelberg press, 60 bucks. Wow!

[@donsurlylyte]

no shit

[@charleshaggard4341]

Sure is a lot of old people here. lol

[@morgandollar7146]

First!

[@allan-mw7op]

second..lol.

[@michaelares4240]

Blocking for more looser Chevy’s

[@yeahright302]

again at 27:45 your are nuts on your prices what stuff is worth,again it sold for so much less.damn would love to sell you some things at the prices you think things are worth.sold for $8650.again,thats all there worth.

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

Market prices fall in a certain range for every vehicle. I search comparables on classic.com, Bring A Trailer, and eBay. Each decade antique cars and trucks continue to become scarcer with natural forces of attrition, so the values tend to go up. A multitude of other driving factors work that direction too - including increased visibility of the hobby via cable TV shows, the internet, and people holding cars as investments (instead of in 401Ks or other accounts).

[@Scalihoo]

Not up north especially Long Island, the A & the Mustangs would've sold for much more