$900 Richard Petty 426 Wedge Engine and a whole bunch of Ford Galaxies | Barn Find Hunter - Ep. 44

[@joshsmith4488]

Old men like that are and automotive treasure. Thanks for shining a light on him.

[@nancyschisler2940]

This show was meant for me. I'm 64 yrs old and have had two 64 Galaxies and one of them was my first car. I'm a 64 Ford man. Thanks for a great show

[@aaaaatttttt7383]

Nancy Schisler stay solid brother ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽👌🏽🤘🏽

[@finnblu3002]

Snowball needs another 3-5 part video series by a cottage film maker / car enthusiast / racer What a unique resource! Thanks Tom!

[@Relaxiknowarchie]

That Richard Petty story.... gawdamn classic. thank you for sharing that with us.

[@McAVITYourWay.]

I liked Snowball the minute you introduced him and the smile spread across his face :)

[@mindeloman]

When i was a boy i used to go around with my dad visiting old junkyards and such. My dad always had car projects going on. Seems like every junkyard had a guy like Snowball. And they liked seeing kids coming around. ALWAYS super friendly. I was too young to appreciate it but i remember one old boy had a 427 SOHC cammer engine. He was trying to sell it to my dad but dad passed on it because he had a 429 SCJ to go in a mustang. We stopped there because the guy had a set of Le Mans nodular iron rods dad needed. I remembered one old boy we used to frequent a lot (he had everything) was extremely hard of hearing. My dad had to talk like he was yelling at the man. Dad told me years later the man was mostly deaf because he was an artilleryman in wwii. He saw action at the Bulge and they laid-on counter fire for so long his hearing never recovered. I could go on and on. I loved listening to those men talk. They were from a different era. Most people would look at them as if they just old country boys, but they are an encyclopedia of knowledge, especially in automotive. Those days are all but gone.

[@mavsfabshop]

Snowball bishop is like no other, i lived near him, my friends and i bought many parts off of him for 73-79 ford trucks. I wish y'all could only sit down with this man for at least a day and hear some of the stories.

[@ALABAMAHEADHUNTER]

Love this channel . Some truly amazing finds but the people and stories behind them is what makes it more interesting . Snowball made this one of the best !

[@chrisfreemesser5707]

This kind of stuff is awesome...if the episode had been 8 hours of Snowball and Tom talking cars I think I'd have watched it in one sitting.

[@willtrautman6243]

"Well I need some gas money to get home" love this guy

[@darrentelfair9685]

Will Trautman I agree. I could listen to this guy ALL day and never be bored. I felt as if I was there when he said that Old man Lee hollered for Richard to come out there. By the way, it's "Moparts" (5:22). I was in tears from laughter. "There is no school like the old school".

[@codydilmore325]

I will go halves on gas money!!! That looks like heaven.

[@adamweston4152]

I just love this channel, always something interesting and the host is a good, down to earth guy who has facts and knowledge of what he comes across. Thanks for the show, it's so so enjoyable.

[@tmseh]

Snowball Bishop!?! Best name ever.

[@tmseh]

@simon lloyd A sloppy wanker like yourself, hmmmmmm?

[@flyjarrett]

Reminds me of Buckshot Jones.

[@johnmaggs769]

tecums3h nu.

[@vicedpowers1750]

coke dealer

[@tomahoks]

Great name for a band too.

[@kaseysantistevan2479]

Absolutely love your episodes Tom, I hope to see them for years to come...

[@Houndini]

Drove by this guys house about million times never know the history. What nice lot of people are very nice in that area. I live not far away.

[@dumdumdumbest834]

How far is not far!?riddle me that!

[@ReboottoysEllis]

wv171 i’m in Bristol versus Scott

[@stevevarholy2011]

The Wythe county/plateau area is really beautiful. It's always stunning coming up the mountains from Roanoke/Salem and then all of a sudden things level off and open up. Really breath-taking.

[@brodyschmidt4302]

Were is it located i think i might drive by that place just wanna make sure its actually the place kinda wanna talk with the guy and maybe buy some cars

[@ssullivan210]

Where is this guy located?

[@joebrown1382]

I could listen to him all day. Couple nice Galaxys.

[@falconater68]

Galaxies.

[@joebrown1382]

@@falconater68 Thank you spelling Policeman.

[@dogismyco-pirate]

Haha small world Joe! Old car lover too I see! It's like a dream all that old steel in one place!!!! Sooooo cool!!! Cheers nathan

[@joebrown1382]

@@dogismyco-pirate Ha ha yes small world Nathan. Blues & cars who'da thought it. I owned 3 muscle cars 66,68 & 69 bought all new.

[@dogismyco-pirate]

Joe Brown ya I built old hot rods for years as I get older I have slowed down but I do have a 46 Chevy truck under way. A bit of sacrilege but a 68 390 4 speed is going in it haha. Setting it on an early wagon frame this winter! Hope to lay a patch this spring!!

[@Sebastian_Dinwiddie]

THIS is why KZbin was created!

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

The rain makes better cinematography!! It's beautiful to look at all the old card covered in wet moss! Thanks for the awesome video!

[@rallycrosscraig]

Great video and really nice to see guys like this and what cars they have been working away on, look forward to more episodes!

[@skitz37chiltz21]

What a legend of a man I'd love to spend the day listening to this guys stories 👍👏😁🙌

[@danmartin5504]

Your camera person does an excellent job.

[@styldsteel1]

The Cameraman, along with the editing and producing all working together, you get an end result like this.

[@branon6565]

Cameraman

[@josephjohnston8255]

One of my best episodes. I would love to pick this old guys brain. Awsome petty story to

[@t-tread9655]

We have a garage less that 10 miles away from his place. The 4 pictures of his wrecked car actual hang on our “racing wall of fame”. Great guy and always a new story to here no matter where you see him.

[@steveadams5190]

I would LOVE to buy the 2 63 convertibles! My older brother had one decades ago and I was just crazy about it. Wish he was still around. He taught me how to work on cars because our father wasn't around when we were growing up. I'd love to build a 63 in his memory.

[@markallen3293]

I could listen to Snowball rain or shine, all day. :)

[@davidallum6841]

What a lovely story, I love those 60s Ford's, I had two unusual Galaxies back in the 70s. My first was a 66 convertible with a straight 6 and three on a tree. There was no badges on it so I've just assumed it was a Galaxie. I think it may have been imported from Belgium, it was resprayed lime green. My second Galaxie was a 63 RHD convertible with a 352 and a two barrel. Both unusual cars in England. Keep hunting Tom.

[@thesunreport]

that Galaxy engine sounded really quite good when it started up :)

[@patrickmcleod111]

Wow. I was blown away! I didn't expect it would ever start when he first opened the hood and looked in. When he first started to do the screwdriver-coil startup, I still didn't expect it to start. I figured it would either not start, or start but sound really rough at best. Nope. It sounds really smooth and healthy!

[@seedlessgrapes2605]

Perfect

[@Christian-wj7dk]

I smiled through the entire video! '64 Fords are my favorite, and Snowball made this video very special.

[@georgephillips1185]

Thank you for this amazing video. Love these 60s and older fords

[@stwhite5135]

Snowball is the real deal and so are you. There are some people on KZbin who try to do what you do and they just don't know cars like you do. It is painful the number of mistakes they make. I saw one guy look at a model A sedan with the soft part of the top off and he says, "Is this a convertable?". I know the people who own the cars snicker up their sleeves at bozos like that. Your videos can't be beat.

[@victoriataff8198]

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[@Raining_Brass]

Best BFH yet! I could listen to Snowball all afternoon.

[@snappy452]

I came for Richard Petty, but I stayed for Snowball Bishop.

[@dcsmitty50]

He's a cool guy. I've got parts from him before and it's hard to leave. He's a talker and it's so interesting to hear his old stories.

[@susanboylefanable]

Me, too!

[@blpadge2]

ditto

[@vw4x4]

Great to meet people like this! Done it myself, and it a part of life you will not forget!

[@chucktx5957]

IDK about all these complaints. This video is awesome! Thank you!!

[@doctoredable]

Great video. From where in Long Island are you from. I grew up in Huntington. My father loved fords.He had a gorgeous 63 Galaxie 500 2 door. He then traded "up" for a 65 Galaxie 500 2 door. He regretted the change. Thanks for posting this walk down memory lane.My first car was a 54 Ford Custom Liner. My great uncle have it to me when I was 23.

[@superchargedadventures]

Nice!! Great story!! Great man!! Reminds me of my neighbor I grew up with as a child. His name was Jim! He fought on Okinawa, when the other kids around the neighborhood were off playing!! I was in the garage working with him!! R.I.P JIM!!!

[@robertlloyd7167]

Just unbelievable! What a great video! I need a 900 sq. ft. house and a 100,000 sq. ft. shop! Lol.

[@motoring9056]

I love the Gas money part. All car guys will know the struggle. LOL

[@moyadapne968]

I'm a Kiwi and had no difficulty with his accent. 7:00 I love the 19 and 72.

[@artmchugh5644]

moyadapne a kiwi ? Hmmm I am having a hard time understanding you , could you please text slower ?😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@moyadapne968]

@@artmchugh5644 I ' m a K i w i a n d h a d .... ah hell, I can't do it.

[@johnstark4723]

I remember hearing about Snowball Bishop back when he was racing. Amazing collection he has there.

[@hualni]

Guys like Snowball Bishop, they are National Treasures. They are going to be forever list in the near future. While Bishop was laying down artillery fire as either a teenager or in his early 20's, today we are making men that don't know which bathroom to use. It's depressing.

[@48northphotography5]

Awesome find, plenty of good ol' folks out there.

[@labrd41]

That race car is eye candy. What a street rod that would be. Just as it is with a period drive train and modern safety upgrades. Still able to compete in vintage classes. Don't even use the words "rat rod".

[@fullnoyz7670]

labrd41 "tuff rod"

[@shaunclifton5281]

LOVE and look forward to each and every one of your new videos, Tom ! Always Always Great ! Thank you for pumping them out . Stellar work 👍👍👍👍

[@marknelson5929]

Priceless show, just love it - I'm here in Australia and would love to hit the back roads of the US. I did so last year on west coast Canada and the amazing cars I found - priceless experience!

[@n7565j]

I live a couple hours northwest of you in Lenoir, my father had (he recently passed away so I guess mom has) a 76 Lincoln Continental 4brl 460/C6 trans White hard top with white leather interior. My wife and I were delivered to our honeymoon condo in that car 31 years ago. Mom is looking to get rid of the car if you know of anyone looking for a beautiful older car. It's been garage kept and is presently being used to keep my sisters junk off of the floor :-( Always enjoy your program, just wish I'd found it b4 my dad passed, he'd of loved it :-)

[@ralphmenta249]

Brian - Is it the 4dr or coupe? I live in New England and I dont see very many around, well the 76' boxed out style at least. And the FEW I have seen are usually coupes. It seems senseless to me to have 2drs that are the size of aircraft carriers on that mammoth of a girl. 4drs gives it a more balanced look in my opinion.

[@stevevarholy2011]

There are starting to be significant numbers of people interested in collecting the 1970 land yachts. Finally starting to see the cars feastured in Collectible Automobile and Hemmings Classic Car, much to the chagrin of the muscle car and Tri-Five crowd. Try a couple of the Facebook "Brougham" groups to see if there is someone looking for one.

[@n7565j]

@@ralphmenta249 Yes sir, she's a 4 door, she's long... but not very lean, If I remember right she tipped the scales just over 6000 lbs!!! But she rode like a dream!!! You didn't feel every bump in the road and the steering was incredibly soft, you could turn the wheel with a feather ;-) It loved going in a straight line at 60 miles an hour and got reasonably good gas mileage, but, if you pushed it to 70... the secondaries on the 4 barrel carb started opening and I swear you could watch the 40 gallon gas gauge slowly drop... My father dearly loved that car and I wish we would have made the time to get it back into shape... She's in excellent shape and I would love for someone with the time and money could get that queen of the road back on the highway :-) Thank you for your reply, have a Blessed Thanksgiving :-)

[@n7565j]

@@stevevarholy2011 Thank you sir!!! I'll give it a look, mom's not real interested in making alot of money off of the vehicle as she would really like for someone who has the time and money do what dad couldn't and get her back in shape and road worthy :-) Thanks again for your reply and I'll definitely check it out!!! Have a Blessed Thanksgiving :-)

[@stevevarholy2011]

@@n7565j The 1970's cars aren't bringing a lot of money right now. As a result, buyers are looking for the cars in the best present conditions, as it doesn't make sense to buy a restoration project. Best of luck with it, enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday in the mountains. I'm just a few hours away in Columbia, SC.

[@VinnyMartello]

My grandfather recently passed away and he was an old school racer. I miss him so much. I love seeing old men talk about their car exploits.

[@6412mars]

i love listening to these old timers tell stories!

[@Mercmad]

The Coupe is a 39 Shell and the chassis has all the old tricks such as corner jacking .In my youth I had a 39 Std Coupe which had also been a stock car and had been returned to the street. i have a pic of it being hill climbed somewhere. There was something about the cart spring geometry which made them very stable on a loose surface and easy to drive sideways,bootleg fashion.

[@patrickmcleod111]

I had a 36. I bought it new. I guess I was about 54 then. I raced it til 64, when I switched to more modern foundation. I raced a lot of cars b4 finally retiring in 1980 at 98. I tried to reenlist for the army during operation desert storm, but they said I was too old. I told them about my service in the Boer war, but that didn't seem to matter. Oh well.

[@nautn]

I love that old coupe. I'd ;ike to hear more about the way that car would have been set up for racing.

[@robertlee9395]

@@patrickmcleod111, The Boer War was in 1899, just how old are you?

[@patrickmcleod111]

@@robertlee9395 Yeah I lied about my age to enlist to fight in the Boer war. I was a Boer btw. But I was only 15. I did look older than 15. It's funny, I looked older than I was at 15, but now at 137, I don't look a day older than 125!

[@paultucker1272]

What a wonderful old man! And another fantastic episode :)

[@dsshowerpan]

Should do more in depth sit downs with guys like him. Would be worth the watch for sure. Loved this guy, 100% car guy through & through.

[@yosam5184]

Oh man, talk about great history, us 327 guys had many a good race against friends with the 390s. 1962 63 64 65 some bad ass times for sure.

[@roncampbell6377]

I'LL TELL U WHAT , Tom i love watching your show you make it so interesting to watch and your knowledge of cars blows me away there is so many of these cars i would love to buy and just drive the way they are Thanx so much for being the type of person you are & please keep it coming...

[@Guardducks]

Thanks Tom loved this road trip the best . Imagine the racing stories that were probably being traded between the 3

[@Maddie-Girl]

I use to own a 64 ford galaxy would love to have one again that was 35 yrs ago

[@dobermanpac1064]

I've been racing, building and owning for 50 years and the Petty story is priceless...

[@zinkracer]

I was thrilled to meet Tom and his son at a vintage race at Road Atlanta just a few weeks ago. I asked him if he remembered the '63 Ranchero up in Michigan from a past episode and how much I liked it and Tom not only remembered the car but also the price and said it was still available. Quite a treat. Hope I run into him again.

[@glennstraughan1851]

Your video guy is awesome. The shot of the dripping water on the barrel with you in background is outstanding. I could watch a million episodes of you lurking around old buildings and fields talking to the coolest people and being such a cool knowledgeable guy. If you ever film in ontario canada I would love to hangout for the day.....or a week! Cheers!

[@Hagerty]

Thank you Glenn!

[@randyc8406]

Wow! The memories this reminds me of. My grandparents owned a 63-4 Galaxy. I lived with them from age 8-11, and every week we’d take a Sunday drive through the SW Missouri area, as well as to Shell Knob, where we had relatives & a lake house.

[@randyc8406]

I wish I had $, cause I’d snatch those 63 convertibles up in a second, fix both up & keep the man 3 speed car. The other would probably pay back all your investment!

[@bernardsummers9050]

Loved the video. He would be a great bloke to talk to over a beer.

[@moparracer76]

This guy lives about 2 towns over from where i grew up in Virginia. Take some time to watch this. Hearing stories about these old cars and meeting the men who put them together was a childhood id never give up.

[@greggarson9085]

No problem understanding his accent. Very interesting fellow. I bet he could keep a guy interested all day

[@drewpierce2273]

At Hershey at couple of years ago I asked Tom if he ever buys any of his "Barn Finds"? He emphatically answered "No!". I guess that stock car may be the exception. LOL. I don't blame him for asking. Cool interview all around. Thanks.

[@michaeldoster4847]

Thank you Hagarty! You made my day! Would LOVE to have that 390 T-Bird engine to go in my black 91 Ford Ranger XLT!😛 Dunno why it had to go and blow a head gasket with 338,336 miles on it. You need MY Ranger to do a restore; replaced cooling system, electrical (new not rebuilt), brakes have been done once, NEW 14 x 225 B R GOODRICH T/A's, Rough Country Baha shocks all round, Alpine, needs love. I'm on Social Security & don't have the money to tell time! Body in great shape! Sliding rear window perfect. Needs wax & touching up. 2.3 L 4 cyl., Iron block, aluminum head, 8 plugs 5 spd! BLOWN head gasket between cylinder & outside wall; no oil in water, no water in oil. Sitting about 2 yrs. Move occasionally to prevent flatspots on tires. Used to get 23-25 round town, 32 on road with a.c. On. AC went about 10 years ago, read window cooling since. Michael A. Doster, 770-467-0036 if you would be interested. I loved the body, thought it the best looking of all the Rangers. I bought in 1999, and drove it almost 20 years. I put over 220K miles on it. Thought it would be my last vehicle. I will miss it. Handled like a slot car! Have most of repair records somewhere around here. More money than I care to recall. But, I will miss it. My cousin still drives his 94 F-250 FWD up in the hills of North Georgia. He won't part with it! Great program, great guy with his history and Fords, really liked this one, Hagarty. Thank you!

[@62beetledude]

I recognized the view from I77 going up the mountain towards Flat Top, my favorite view travelling back & forth to FL. And I have noticed Snowball's "collection" several times and thought it would be cool to stop & look. The family? Not so much...lol.

[@jacobm1001]

Thank you for sharing this. What a treasure to our automotive and U.S history .

[@rodneypratt4324]

Those galaxies are Beyond reproach just magnificent magnificent!!!!!

[@keithhooper5965]

Fantastic ....this my favourite car show ,! Keep up the good work Tom

[@cattywampusjake2994]

Junk more like gold diamond and platinum. What a great ole timer he is! Thank you Snowball.

[@vettekid3326]

Them old Fords didn't bring much money back then is right. My first car was a 1963 Galaxie XL with 352 two barrel and cruise o'matic transmission I bought off my brother in law for $25.00 in 1971 that I used as my auto shop project to overhaul the engine. It had bucket seats and a factory console along with power steering and power brakes. The one factory installed accessory I remember was a rear speaker for the AM only radio that had a reverb on it. Reverb was a kind of delay that made the difference from the front speaker to the rear sound kinda like stereo.

[@guillermonieri4203]

My family had a 1964 Dodge Polara with a Reverb in it. We thought it was magical.

[@benvester3340]

Lots of vehicles didn't bring much money until deranged people like this man let cars and trucks of all type rust and rot away in the fields all across this land while they watched. Saw a IH Scout in the opening shot. They are great trucks and someone would buy it and give it some life.

[@finnblu3002]

VetteKid ... reverb - classic

[@hectormzqt6169]

I'm a true car guy and I've never heard of a reverb until now. Thanks for sharing!

[@markgillies1834]

@@hectormzqt6169 it's an old mucisians trick.Basically playing an electric guitar while facing an amplifier (all turned on).

[@TheDutyPaid]

Please don't use premiere, it kills your views. If you look on here a lot of big channels have even pulled the video and uploaded it again. If the video is ready, post it.

[@Kentdotk]

TheDutyPaid I agree. This is the worst.

[@mobiledevto]

@@Kentdotk you bet. WTF is all this 'coming soon' stuff. its either ready or it aint.

[@willtrautman6243]

Well they are trying to reach people in different time zones and more importantly different lunch breaks

[@calebthezombie8457]

Remember the days of cable television. "Tonight at 10 pm Overhaulin only on TLC" Were you people saying "its either ready or it aint" then haha. Talk about self entitlement

[@mobiledevto]

@@calebthezombie8457 TV is dead. get with the times grandpa. Also, if you don't pay for the product then chances are you are the product.

[@quadsman11]

Hello Sir, As you have very accurately described, this gentleman has created his own personal gold mine ! Are these cars, or this gentleman's place listed in your book ? Or would you be willing to let me know the location of the property here ? I am paralyzed from my shoulders down, and with the help of a few great friends, I am able to restore a few very wonderful project cars ! I can't begin to tell you how much I genuinely enjoyed this video ! Thank you !

[@marcslayer9444]

This the lost art in life !! I appricate this very much

[@lenkowalyshen9571]

Pretty great Fords, I had a 390 1964 XL 3x2 barrel , factory spec. order with Borg W 4spd , Buckets reverb , that car was fast for a big car beat a 750 motorbike off the line , very nice to see this takes me back to the 60s when I had mine . you know some of those early muscle cars Dodge , Ford , GM had way loads of power

[@donaldheitger6731]

Meeting these people is just so real so cool.

[@MAC-ws8fz]

...and great camera work too! Beautiful scenery!

[@lonniem9728]

Love the petty story & the blue 64 galaxy,awesome video

[@judsonr1]

My first car was a 64 Galaxy 500XL 2- door with a 289, power glide on the floor, bucket seats and no back seat. I paid $50 for it in 1983. Put in a $40 Kraco stereo from Western Auto, and sold the car a month later for $218 (all the cash the guy had on him). I watched this a couple of times looking for my light blue Galaxy out in the field since I’m guessing he’s not too far from Forsyth County, North Carolina where I lived. It certainly wasn’t my favorite car, but it was my first. Great video, great series!

[@jbncnow]

I live in Winston Salem too

[@danbeau9404]

Love the sale price. I once sold a car for 216$ because that's all the money he had. He got even though for me taking his last $. I left the State permanenty the next day to return home and he never changed the title. You guessed it, he ran up about 50 parking tickets and never payed them. 3 years later got I a bill from the friendly county Sheriff for around 2000 and they didn't believe my story. Of course I didn't pay and I believe they are still mad at me.

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

Very interesting stories, great cars, cheap prices, wish he had a yard full of Pontiacs

[@the66volks]

Man so much awesome stuff! I really could use the rear side glass out of that 1980's Plymouth K car wagon..

[@colubrinedeucecreative]

This is just of I77 isn't it? Before Beckley? I took a picture of that place from the highway, so glad I could see it explored in high quality with the stories! Thanks!

[@gregduncan3273]

ive come back here at least 3 times to listen to his stories, great stuff

[@johnnygross4415]

I had 63 1/2 galaxie 500, 4sp 390 in 1969 my first car coming home from Nam. got alot of tickets

[@fransiscoh9450]

Old people are the best they have so much stories to tel, all you have to do is just ask out of curiosity and they will tell you everything

[@derekbryant1303]

Thank you Tom! I really enjoy your shows!

[@bilrod6054]

Always a fan but this is one of the best episodes I've seen, Thanks!

[@Hagerty]

Thanks Bill. It is one of our favorites as well.

[@13_13k]

Out in the Mojave Desert is a place where people race and ride all sorts of bikes and cars, called El Mirage Dry Lake and while out in the sand dunes outside the flat lake bed driving on the small mounds of sand that are more like moguls for snow skiing, we came across a huge tree that had grown through a VW Beetle and had actually lifted the bug about 10 or 15 feet above the ground. It was just the shell, no drivetrain or anything else. But it was a pretty cool sight and that was almost 40 years ago. I bet it's still there. Seeing those old fords with the small trees growing through them reminded me of that Bug.

[@peterhodges6684]

As an owner of a 63 Galaxie 500 xl convertable, that place is a gold mine !

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

This was VERY GOOD! Thank you.

[@dapper189]

I love how you jumped it off the solenoid. When the solenoid and starter switch went bad on my 83 Suzuki 750, i swapped in a Ford solenoid and wired it in hot. So all i had to do was put it in run and lay my screwdriver for the choke across the posts...Fired right up every time.

[@richdiscoveries]

He's got all those 1973-1979 ford trucks too!! Those are absolutely my favorite truck ever built. I even have a Facebook group with almost 50,000 people for those trucks!!

[@_Peremalfait]

Those two 64 Fords are beauties, but at least half the joy in doing Barn Finds has to be the people that you meet along the way. What a great character Snowball seems to be.

[@RichieCat4223]

My father had a 63 Mercury Monterey 4 door. My father bought it new. I believe it had a 406 Police Interceptor package. 3 speed with overdrive and a posi rear.

[@MrPappysCobra]

Awesome video Tom! I really enjoy your books and now we can watch these great videos! Thanks! Mark

[@kevdonew1412]

love the old guys and their stories sure they may be old cars but they can be saved but dam they are the rock stars of the day

[@richardbarr6814]

Petty's sound down to earth cool family

[@boltonky]

awesome episode and that's a steal for those cars, hope they go to a good home when they move on if they do

[@stephenriley9084]

Tom, Diamond geezer, cars and stories. Loving quality over quantity. Tonight, I'm loading my Ford Ka in the supermarket car park ( Peebles in the Scottish Borders. ) it's dark and raining... growl. 1970s? Chevrolet truck, dark blue with white lines. Square double headlights. It growls. Long wheelebase. I look at it. It dies! Flashing lights. Re-ignition, lights and gas... ROARING. Want one of those. 😀😀😀. Regards Stephen.

[@ralph-wrecked-it]

what an amazing person with some epic stories can cars. great vid

[@andrethepolock2569]

awesome ole school people luv to hear stories of him raceing in the day

[@randomdude433]

I Just bought a 1965 Ford Fairlane 500 matching number 289 3 on the tree. I’m the second owner. It was sitting in a yard for 10 years . I put gas in the carb, changed the solenoid, put in a new battery, bleed the brakes, and put fresh gas in it and drove it home for 3800 dollars. The interior is excellent and just needs body work. Doing the restoration myself. Btw I’m 22 years old and always loved car shows and now I finally have a few classic cars.