Exploring Abandoned Lake House on Our New Ranch - Huge Find

[@heeyyalexis__]

The end was the best part . Always cherish the memories and moments you have with your loved ones. Beautiful to see thank you for sharing ❤️🫶🏻

[@jeffreyharding5709]

Just love the family get together at the end... Just a nice way to relax and end with the people you cherish the most near you.

[@manderson3231]

Oh My Goodness!!! Your daughter is so sweet!!! Fun video!!! 😊

[@Geo1872.]

Loving your video’s 👌🏼❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@N3mis1s]

please stay consistent easily one of my favorite channels right now please stay consistent and wtfff a ford 10:23 😭

[@Susan-n3o3e]

Another good video people can call your stuff junk all they want but that was some good junk. You probably got a little gold mine in there and all them goodies that you found. Thanks for sharing.❤

[@nachomom-fk2bi]

The little fruit is kumquat and they are yummy. I'm jealous lol you are lucky to have them. Your property is so amazingly gorgeous and I enjoy your videos

[@nachomom-fk2bi]

I should have watched the entire video before commenting. The kumquat is the fruit you picked off of the tree. The fruity looking stuff you found on the ground looks like seagrape.

[@NavigationFarm]

@@nachomom-fk2bi Thank you!! We're going to try to eat one of the kumquats, they seem to be ripe!

[@trishaadams9325]

My favorite new show!

[@bethshadid2087]

Love the land....soooo beautiful. Those little 'oranges' look to me like they may be tangerines. They are so delicious. Good luck with life....congrats on the great finds.

[@yyanooo]

the lakehouse has the potential to be turned into an architectural masterpiece 🧐 very cool find

[@stadfeld]

You are such a beautiful couple 😍 I can't wait to see what you do!!!

[@NavigationFarm]

Thank you! ❤

[@calvinh.8882]

The old Model A is cool even if you just used it as farm art, and the old Ford tractor is cool, one thing I noticed about it is the engine and chassis are 2 different colors which means someone has most likely rebuilt the engine at some point, so I'm betting the engine runs.

[@bryfredcalhoun]

Love the content‼️‼️

[@kimblyelrod7850]

There is definitely money there in the old antique vehicle!!!!! Those style of vehicles are worth a lot. Suggestion, keep it and rebuild it. You'd be surprised on what amount of money you would make on it.

[@JohnnyHerron-t2n]

Looks like you have a 30 model a, would be nice to make a farm runaround, a restore would take a lot of time and a good shop. Took 3 years to do mine by myself. The map reframed, nice wall hanger. A good used tractor and brushhog would be a nice start along with a wood chipper, makes good mulch for around the farm.

[@NavigationFarm]

That's what we think too! Thanks!

[@markpeterson6828]

The car is worth saving, the grill alone is worth quite a bit of money,

[@markpeterson6828]

Looks like a 32 ford

[@NavigationFarm]

We think we're going to rebuild it as a future video! 😅

[@beckym5730]

That would be great for out door canning food kitchen have a garden by it , clean fruit and vegetables there from garden harvest, you can even dig you a root cellar for winter vegetable storage . Out door family cook out area as well

[@lancepearson4035]

Perhaps you could get Derek from "Vice Grip Garage" or Christina and Richard from "What the Rust" to come and get the tractor running - that would be fun and perhaps a useful tool around the farm.

[@calvinh.8882]

It's fine to eat those oranges and to eat those small ones which are "Kumquats". You eat the entire thing, skin and all. That is citrus grown naturally with 0 chemicals, they may not be the best you've ever tasted but they are for sure good for you. As for rinsing your hands in the pond? Why not? Me and my family were born and raised in Florida, eating citrus straight from the trees, playing in the mud, and washing our hands in and swimming in ponds, lakes, and wading through swamps, and we very rarely get sick. I'm a bit older than y'all, prob' twice your age, and I can't remember the last time I even had a cold. One of the main issues these days is everyone is afraid of them or the children getting dirty so they stay WAY too clean and sterile, which is not a good thing at all. Being that way causes your body not to know how to tend to certain things so you and your children will end up being sick and getting things like colds and flu's every time you turn around. My best advice is to say eat from those trees, play in the dirt/mud, and then jump in the pond to wash off before going inside to shower. In other words, Live a little and stop worrying about getting dirty. lol.

[@schalkburger2562]

Ah, it sounds like you're describing a "kumquat"! 🌟 A kumquat is a small, oval-shaped citrus fruit that is bright orange in color. It is unique because you can eat the whole fruit, including the skin. The skin is sweet, while the flesh inside is tart and tangy, creating a delightful contrast of flavors. Kumquats are often eaten fresh, used in salads, made into marmalades, or candied for desserts.

[@josephzuber815]

you find the Spanish Moss also contains a lot of bugs..

[@neoncatfish4038]

Vise grip garage or Merlin's old school grudge would probably be interested in that car. If you don't think you're going to do anything with it! The tractor has a good chance that it will run, Derek from vice grip garage. I've got them to run after sitting for 20 plus years.

[@和也-c3r]

敷地内には　気になる　乗り物が　　いっぱい😂

[@JustAlanJohn]

Reframing the map and looking forward to the car being rescued and seeing the light of day.

[@maccollins6716]

Rinse your hands in gator 🐊 water, no way!

[@speedyg2577]

Little Deuse Coupe, you don't know what I've got. Drop a small block Chevy in it. That's what the old hot rodders used to do. That probably came with a flathead V-8 thus the V-8 on the hubcaps.

[@Prophet630]

the tiny oranges are called kumquats they make delicious jam

[@timray1827]

To much spanish moss on a tree will kill it . There was a place in Ocala Florida that used the moss to stuff chairs an beds called Castro Convertable.

[@kimblyelrod7850]

That is a 1930 Ford Model A. Current condition, worth around 3,000 to 5,000. If you rebuild it, you are looking at 20,000 to 30,000. You would be foolish to get rid of it.

[@have2catchemfishing]

At minimum ypu could sell it for parts and make a few thousand but wow nice find! The issue would be getting a title for it

[@kimblyelrod7850]

@@have2catchemfishing It's not hard to get a title for the vehicle. Barn Finds takes special paper work at DMV.

[@kimblyelrod7850]

@@have2catchemfishing The condition that vehicle is in, it would be a disgrace to part that out. They would make more by selling it complete.

[@NavigationFarm]

Thank you! Do you think the V8 on the hubcaps were aftermarket then? It looks like the 1930 Ford Model A to us too, but the V8 on the hubcaps is confusing since they weren't on the 1930 version. 😵‍💫

[@kimblyelrod7850]

If you don't want to spend a lot of money, if you can find a decent Ford 8N tractor, you can purchase a brush hog (mower), plow, blade, and plow for very reasonable price. Price varies but you can generally find one for around 1,500 to 2,500. I owned one several years ago, and tractor and all the implements that I just listed, I had 3,200 tied up. We used it for a few years then had to sell because we lost the lease to the farm we were working. Also you should get a small wagon/trailer.

[@keoladedely9132]

Love the hat. Where did you get it from?

[@kimblyelrod7850]

If you need a loader for the tractor and don't want an 8N, you can look for a 1020, 1025 or 1520 John Deere tractor. Start with some decent used farm equipment so you're not out of a large expense and then over time you can upgrade to newer equipment if you choose.

[@tesshomestead8019]

Looked like ground cherries

[@nikolaynenchev4789]

[@DarleneRepshet-gm6wo]

Ground cherries

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

I think you can sell the moss.

[@NavigationFarm]

Interesting! We have enough to supply the entire world then!

[@shanemacdonald1147]

looks like a model A

[@darylmorse7337]

I thought those small orange fruits were kumquats, but I'm not sure.

[@beckym5730]

Hey y’all just case you didn’t know the swap tree’s over back of orange tree idk about your state but mine they will fine you up to 5,000 per tree for cutting them down. They are pretend state tree even if you own land. Some time tax people come out walk land and not them and how many on 1st owner or ect… so check with land office in you are because if you video cutting them down or they not on land being your the new owner when they come out I hate to see you get fines.

[@N3mis1s]

the mini ones are probably cuties small oranges or wtv yall call them down south 2:59

[@nicword4952]

Watch out for the red bugs that inhabit Spanish moss

[@kimblyelrod7850]

Is that boat fiberglass?

[@scottmcmahan7422]

I work at Malibu boats 😂😂😂 In loudon tennessee

[@Joeblow12349]

That map will be even more valuable when Trump changes the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America 😂

[@sincitycountryhomestead]

Love watching you guys and as a fellow homestead KZbinrs we would love to know how you get some many views with having such a new channel? We have been plugging away for over 6 months and barely get 500 views per video and I don’t think we make bad content. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[@Dragnet2]

What part of Florida?

[@maccollins6716]

The map doesn’t have a left coast.

[@deborahlester4018]

I recouped the down payment on my farm by selling the "junk" left behind.

[@williamhuggins4037]

Cumquat is the small citrus fruit

[@papoluka1]

Name of song at the end of vídeo?

[@MarPisces1978]

Have thick skin on the Internet and life in general. Today people are very affected by what others say over the internet. Take it as feedback or leave it.

[@bundyroyal]

Grandads beard

[@chuckclark9464]

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