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[@justinraystyles3537]

That now rare car deserves a full restoration!💗💗

[@waynetaylor8082]

Car appears to be built on a "C-BODY" platform. Perhaps a FURY?

[@doubleeight5942]

@@waynetaylor8082 yes, looks like it.

[@kennethsouthard6042]

I suppose if someone has the time. skills and effort they could tackle this project and create a small fortune for themselves as long as they have a large one to start with. Otherwise, I can maybe see the 440 being yanked out along with some of the trim and perhaps a few pieces unique to a wagon before it hits the crusher.

[@OmegaShadow303]

Nah the thing it's junk

[@SubliminalLocks]

Yea

[@claytondewey3367]

The emblem on the Fury's fender is the conversion company that built it. They built them for airports, hotels, etc. Lots of fun watching you take the little ones out looking for mushrooms. 👍👍👏👏👏

[@grrrr6999]

I remember an airport I lived near growing up had a checker cab one like your fury.

[@twisted2291]

The U.S. Navy had a few of them too. They used them to haul around the Top Brass and other members on Base Inspections.

[@americanrambler4972]

I really like that Fury Limo! Sure hope it finds a new home. These are rare and unique now.

[@donnacompton1834]

I hope the Fury gets a good home.

[@julieswaney4664]

Wow! When my sister got married in 78, she rented one of the Plymouth Stretch Wagons for the bridal party! It was sky blue. There was company in New Orleans that rented it! What memories seeing this! 🥰

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Heart warming colab with the children… well done Dad

[@user-wr9dr6qj2c]

It's always good to spend time with your family. Those little ones are the future ! I love to see you recycle stuff and not crush it.

[@bob5074]

I used to see one of these sitting at a gas station in Silver Spring, MD for years in the ‘70s when I was a kid…

[@jamesrecknor6752]

There used to be a lot of eight door sedans and station wagons at the airports, many were Checkers.

[@markotnes8532]

You didn’t find any mushrooms, but you found the greatest thing in life...time spent with your wonderful kids!

[@Viscalis]

That’s a Plymouth Fury 2 Wagon stretched out by the company on the fender (Stagecoach). Used by airports and hotels to move lots of people around at one place. They’re cheaper than buses and required less maintenance. I remember my grandfather telling me about one he and his kids had to ride to their hotel in at the Atlanta airports in the 80s.

[@pepifarms5009]

You have a beautiful family you are very blessed I like when your son said I found some junk and you should take it to work Daddy lol

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

It's nice seeing you and your family spending time together. Those moments they'll remember for decades. Your intake of vehicles was very interesting. I'd love to own maybe 100 of the cars on your property. Alas, I'm not as rich as Jay Leno to buy a garage and employ a group of talented restoration people.

[@edwinjstephens4958]

Hello there cowboy here again I remember those in my younger days high class hotel's used them to shuttle people back and forth to the airport nice to see one again thought they were just a thing of the past hope someone grabs her even if just lawn art but I like to see her on the road again be safe healthy and happy God Bless 🤠

[@y2kleader1]

These 8-doored cars were used by the Milton Hershey School to transport the kids. There were 16 kids in each student home. We used to ride in these when I was a student there. It may have been purchased used from them.

[@jewishman2687]

Those eight door cars were ubiquitous back in Westchester County New York when I was a kid. They called them "Airport limousines. Businessmen would take them to the airport so they didn't have to ride the subway or bus with the other serfs. They were usually Cadillacs or Lincolns... I never saw one like yours!

[@grahamjohnson2494]

It was so enjoyable to spend a little time with an average person on an adverage day. Sometmes, 'simple' is just what is needed.

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

That’s pretty much the theme of my channel. It’s fun to watch people do over the top stuff sometimes, but most of the channels I watch are just guys doing what they love and enjoying life.

[@bradharrell8987]

Silas, as others have stated, these were converted by Armbruster/Stageway in Ft Smith Arkansas. They converted MANY different type vehicles, including 2 ton trucks on occasion. I have a '74 Chrysler NY 6-door F/H limo from them currently.

[@raywagner8016]

An old airport transporter. Cool! I just came across a 1960 Desoto that was converted to a 6 door. Although it's pretty trashed, I think I'll grab it just because it's too unique to end up in the crush pile.

[@DJboutit2]

It is called a airport and limo

[@arthurmccarron4379]

I wish I lived. By you. You have. Nice. Stuff. It just. Keeps. Coming. To. You. Thanks

[@rickhay9782]

I love that your kids were having so much fun..it's easy to see in your smile the joy they bring you 😊

[@johnkranz4004]

Kool Wagon Silas and Your kids are Adorable Great memories your making

[@johnwilkinson6067]

Never a dull moment with kids around lol

[@johnm.5848]

I believe the stretched Plymouth wagon was mainly used to transport passengers and their luggage to and from airports. The Checker Company that's famous for it's taxis built a stretched version of it's Marathon wagon for the same purpose.

[@malcolmschenot6352]

Oh yes now I remember the Checkers stretched like this. I was trying to remember what other cars were stretched into airport limos.

[@robbh.6505]

@@malcolmschenot6352 GM models like Chev, Olds & Pontiacs were more common; likely built by the same custom conversion Co. (whose name escapes me now.) This Plymouth is the only one I've ever seen. These were the "common man limos" of the day; predecessor to shuttle buses, etc. that came later.

[@AndrewTwoTen]

“You found some trash?” “Yah, you should put it in your work.” I almost fell on the floor with that one.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Mr. Silas. 👍👌👏 That's definitely the longest wagon I ever saw! Yes, more quality time with your family/kids is extremely important. Children grow so fast and you shouldn't miss the cuteness as long as they're little. Best regards, luck and especially health to all of you.

[@stevengrotte2987]

GREAT SEEING YOUR LITTLE CHILDREN, THANK YOU.

[@malcolmschenot6352]

I saw lots of them in NY in the 70's and early 80's. They were called airport limos. Usually the hotels ran them back and forth to the various airports in the NY metropolitan area. In the later 80's they began switching to passenger vans that were more upgraded by that time.

[@daewooparts]

Yup ! They was really popular at JFK Airport back in the 70's we use to call those " Plymousines"

[@mustangman8517]

Yes airport limo seen a few checkers like that also in NYC

[@quietbrianquiet]

They used to run to the Catskills out of New Your City called the "Jewish Alps" a lot of popular hotels with good entertainment on the weekends, I was pumping gas 60 miles out of NYC and it was a LOT cheaper out of the city so they would always stop for gas and a potty break. They were pretty neat. Good memories.

[@user-cs6up8eq7s]

​@@mustangman8517 I once saw a 59 Chevy airport limo

[@user-cs6up8eq7s]

@Marty's 4x4 yep

[@ChevyDougsrustyparts]

I had a 1970 Pontiac Catalina wagon stretched 8 doors. It was made by stageway/armbruster in fort Smith Arkansas. They used these manly for airport shuttles

[@aliceevans3357]

Could you imagine a road trip in that stretch wagon? You could sure separate kids so they wouldn't fight and that far back would be hard to hear every "are we there yet" 😅 Speaking of kids yours are growing so quickly, and all three so precious. Sorry about the mushrooms, I can't say anyone here found many either- Northeast Oklahoma. Stay safe and GOD bless

[@deliawolfe]

Stageway/Armbruster made these “Airporter Limousines” out of Plymouths and Pontiacs and other full-size cars and trucks. Cool piece for someone who needs seating for 12.

[@ronaldhuff635]

Forgot stageway. remember armbruster,

[@maybesomeday2596]

As hot as wagons have become over the last several years, I’m sure somebody’s willing to make the investment in total restoration…not just “shove some paint on it”. I’d love to see this on the judging field at Hershey.

[@edwinheredia4305]

Wow that limo it's cool as hell that's the limousine that my mom and my father needed it for are 22 Brothers

[@66skate]

That Plymouth looks like something a business would use for advertising. Can't be many like it around. We used to have a member in our club that had a 63 Chrysler 8 door. If it isn't too rusted, it should be saved.

[@danno3497]

I hope you checked all the compartments on that utility truck!

[@derbygreg9884]

Let's see the crush video! Can't wait to see the Plymouth Suburban meet its destiny.

[@billholemo2518]

I always like seeing your videos! And now seeing what a Great Dad you are is terrific! When my son's I enjoyed taking them creek walking, flipping over rocks, seeing what lives there.

[@Imnotyourdoormat]

Looks like what they used to call an "Airporter"...Which was a Taxi-Cab for Airline Passengers. When I was a kid saw many of them of many different brands, even a Checker Cab "Airporter"...hahahaha

[@perkins9792]

I grew-up in Queens NY .......... JFK had 8 door International trucks and LGA had 8 door Pontiac wagons back in the 60s-early 70s. Im thinking this Plymouth was originally an airport transporter/limo.

[@Stormprobe]

Kids can have fun anywhere.

[@davebulkley4285]

Push all the bad stuff in the hole and put the dirt on top and plant grass. 😊

[@donnacompton1834]

That Plymouth would be great all fixed up. It's a nice find and I will be waiting for more of your videos.

[@toddgittins5692]

Saw them in the Midwest, back in the day. Used to haul people to cities for Doctors appointments, etc. A lot old people didn't drive or own a car.

[@Retrofordguy]

Totally needs to be saved a stunning resto could make this an awesome hotrod

[@greghank6554]

Good video I enjoyed it nice seeing you and your kids enjoying the outdoors✌️🇺🇸

[@crazyman1650]

These airport/church shuttle vehicles are becoming rare I wouldn’t crush it unless it’s a complete loss

[@caspaabriel4794]

Hey man love your ethos. I'd be no good working in these junk yards, I'd want to save 90% of the "to be crushed" I even can't watch a crusher inaction, just depressing. Would really like to know how the Stage Coach Suburban is doing. All the big three offered them as Airport Buses. Most were converted by Stage Coach, who also turned sedans into stretch limo's. Thanks for the video.

[@williamdeegan7840]

Very glad you kept the Airport Limo. She's a rare beast. Great video of you and your family, huntin' for Shrooms.

[@bigw8549]

Steve Magnante did a video from a junkyard in Massachusetts and there was a stretched Chrysler Newport that had belonged to Connecticut Limousine. Their name and telephone number are still visible on the doors.

[@rscamarolover]

That wagon limo is Hella awesome and rare. I'm a chevy person but have 2 06 and07 magnum wagons and love all wagons . I hope that one gets saved

[@dombutler7685]

Thanks Silas, that airport limo is an attention getter for sure, hopefully someone wil buy it. Your kids are growing up fast, it's great to see you out having adventures with them! (in another 10 years they may not be so keen, just like my youngest son!!)

[@stevefielder1249]

That so awesome Silas seing your kids excited about goin on a adventure you and your wife are awesome awesome parents

[@nathankim7664]

7:23. I can't believe there's a Nissan Pulsar in the pile! It REALLY needs to be taken to the other yard and saved! It's most likely good for parts, but they're RARE parts!!!

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

I tried to sell it for about a month once I got it dug out. Didn’t have any interest unfortunately

[@hemidaytona2378]

Please, please save it! It's an awesome airport car.

[@radarnj8043]

Enjoy your channel ... thank you for your work. A rust free service/utility body is worth good money out east.

[@DansGarageNC]

I really enjoy the content you put out. I want to be like you when I grow up. lol

[@Oldbugssy]

That Plymouth is something I have seen in old magazines and pictures. I don't recall seeing them as a kid in the '70's but, from what I know they were popular airport limos that got you and a gang of people to the hotel. Super cool! I have never seen one in the wild.

[@donsab-xz4so]

It even has a hitch on it. Could you imagine maneuvering a trailer with that thing?

[@Oldbugssy]

@@donsab-xz4so Whoah! Backing up would be, well, challenging to say the least! Man I wanna try it!

[@jacobshort6528]

​@@donsab-xz4so No doubt! If ever there was a vehicle that cries out for a second rear axle, this is the one!

[@johncoffey8645]

OMG, the treasure on that property. Would love to walk it with our kid. Favorite pastime, junk/salvage yards. But how in the hell can you get away with burying things? It's illegal in SC!

[@derbygreg9884]

Can't wait to see that old mopar wagon get crushed. Will make a great video. 😀

[@markbrookes6557]

Yep! 100k is coming!

[@willwade1101]

Back in the 60s that was how limos were built. It wasn't until the 70s or 80s that the open type limo was the style but what you have there was most likely an airport limo.

[@JohnnyBMCL]

I would love that super long wagon would be cool to get drivable again

[@ronaldhuff635]

Airport limosine originally, the back end was large for luggage, about a 69 thru 71, wonder which large airport this " terminal car" was from, stageway was the conversion company, love it,some guy in albuquerque had an 8 door newport sedan, it disappeared in the late 80s

[@kearnsey64]

The kids are absolutely adorable!! I remember when mine were that age! Dad could do no wrong, things have changed, lol!

[@donsab-xz4so]

I like the arm action on the little guy when he runs.

[@rickrinke1443]

Grap the step van while you’re at it!!

[@ivanleterror9158]

These used to be quite common. At hotels, airports, and we used to have them at the studios for moving people. Made by different manufacturers.

[@JVHShack]

The Plymouth would make for a very unique limousine if it were fixed up.

[@lloydreeves715]

Keep up the good work love watching you on KZbin

[@jeffclark2725]

Great video, lots of adventure in this video, thanks for bringing us along, and Yea you dont see many of those airport cars anymore, Steve featured one in his Junk Yard Crawl,

[@everettjohns3571]

Definitely a keeper. You don't see too many Of them.

[@hdvette64]

Scott at Cold War Motors would love that wagon! Maybe you could message him.

[@rogereaston1188]

Hey my friend! Always enjoy your videos! Those 8 door wagons were called airport limos. They were used as shuttle services. Luggage in the back, passengers through out. Lol. At least that's what I've always heard them called. Great find!

[@tomblomquist8213]

Stageway made alot of those airport limos over the years. I have seen some some other makes an models of these and i think they are really cool. Hope it gets saved also seen another plymouth in that pile of cars you could use for parts maybe.

[@mackmcneilus1267]

Great video as always, but I have to admit whenever you captioned that you had to replace a worn "zerk" , I had to look that up only to find that's the official name of a grease fitting. I guess we can learn something every day. Keep up the great adventures.

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

Don’t ask me where that name came from 😆

[@indianaslim4971]

​@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Oscar U. Zerk patented the fitting in 1929

[@MrPaige222]

Your kids are so adorable and having so much fun with you. Best part of the video

[@benjiher8918]

Always enjoy the different cars and trucks that you show us Thanks for sharing

[@lesmawson7298]

Ya don’t see too many of those dune buggies anymore... good thing you didn’t crush it ,definitely no weight there 🤣🤣🤣

[@stuartfletcher2378]

That Plymouth is really something , great yard art . Stuart in Ontario.............................

[@behi.ah1991]

love you man,everything is enjoyable with you 🙏😎✌️

[@57WillysCJ]

Those old stretched wagons were more common when that wagon was new. I saw one from International in Cottonwood Arizona years ago. Those farm disc blades make good bases for stands to put grinders, buffers and even vises on. Of course for anyone wanting to make a discado as well.

[@wastedpotentialcom]

I love those old Airport Limos. Back in the 1990s, I used to see a couple of them parked in someone's back yard along route 322 (on the way to State College, PA from Harrisburg, PA). I always wished I had the money to buy and restore them.

[@sess5206]

It's a 69 Plymouth. Probably had a 383 in it. As another has already commented, they were used as airport limos.

[@danielkeene1623]

It looks like an airport limo. Checker used to make 6 door airport limos.

[@rogerroyal2816]

Thunder bird breaks my heart

[@alsatful]

Cars very similar to that were used to shuttle tourists around in Hawaii back in the early 70s

[@traveler142]

SAVE that car... great content for someone.

[@michaelcoffman4185]

Incredible! Save and restore it!

[@michaelschuenemann3505]

Fun with the Kids - how very nice - You are a Good Dad ! Crushing some more Cars and a Beer Bottle - ha ! That "Limo" is Awesome indeed ! How to fold a Truck - just ask Silas ! The old House is truly gone - ah ! I always enjoy Your Videos - You bring such Variety into it - thanks and many Cheers from Australia !!!!

[@alandent7231]

In Vallejo ca. There is a 56 Chevy 8 door that was the shuttle bus for mare island naval shipyard. Haven't seen it for 40 years. Very cool. Thanks for sharing

[@GoodbyeKamala2024]

Restore that bad boy, wow, what a party wagon. Make it a party limo.👍👍

[@patdesrosiers6423]

Your kids are cute, and a few years yet before the teen age challenges. The airport car is great, similar to the one the Roadkill guys found and road tripped. It didn’t break in half when you picked it up so I’ll bet it’s savable. The production values of your videos have come a long way from when I subbed almost at the beginning. Great work

[@patdesrosiers6423]

P.S. I’m glad someone is saving the sand rail and the steering issues would be easy to fix. I’ve seen a number of these set up to be street legal

[@Best_singer_eazy_e]

Love them videos keep up the great work

[@OldFart2023]

SAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But it would cost a small fortune as rough as it is. Still VERY high on my cool factor though.

[@daewooparts]

@8:58;,we use to call those "Plymousines " instead of limousines way back when, they was quite popular around NYC at JFK Airport

[@davidkastin4240]

It would be a crime to crush it. Sell it to someone who wants to restore it. Hellava rare Mopar 💙

[@flyinbrian9414]

Absolutely! I am in the process of buying it from him and bringing it home/ this one will be saved! Its going to a good home...

[@truthboomertruthbomber5125]

That’s a whole suburb !

[@michaeljankowski8036]

Your children are so beautiful, you are a Blessed man. Too bad they don't stay young like that forever. Take Care.

[@felipecardoza9967]

Airport limo and you can tell right where the aftermarket company stretched the original wagon. Awesome find.

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Great vid!!!!!!! 👍 👍

[@MUSEMENT]

That bring back memories, that is know as an airport car that car you bought with all those doors. They were popular in the 1960s and 70s, where big hotels in Las Vegas would have junkets for casinos and they would have this car pick up and drop off people at the airport. I don't know if they would have this type of car any where else.

[@marioncobaretti2280]

Up in the northeast we use to call those airport cars in the 60,s and 70,s. Used to transport people from local towns to Logan Airport in boston