Saved from the Scrap Pile!

This time, on Neat Old Stuff, I showcase a homemade old trailer made from 1936 Ford V8 car parts.
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"Don't trash it when you can stash it!"

[@stevierudy5022]

Hey Josh!!! You can never have enough trailers especially made from the Good 'O Stuff!! Thanks for another history lesson, keep these old stuff videos coming!!

[@QuickSpeedShop]

I think I'm up to something like 10 trailers right now...yikes

[@Raydawg]

Wow, this is really cool series. Thanks Josh I'm learning more and more about this old stuff from man. Thans for the video.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Thanks Ray. Congrats to your son on his graduation 🧑‍🎓

[@Raydawg]

@@QuickSpeedShop Thank you Josh

[@jasonmushersee]

my 4x6 trailer same as your hay wagon but not upside down tie rods welded to axle & bolted to leaf springs super handy behind the 4wheeler just used it few minutes ago

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Cool 👍

[@weekendwarriorwade]

Very cool. I have one kinda similar.. Has a rearend but 5 x 5.5 wheels. Also has what I believe is a model a box..

[@QuickSpeedShop]

All the Ford rearends from 1928-1948, except for 1936-1939 were 5 on 5.5".

[@ldean-du5im]

Nice video!

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Thank you 👍

[@michaelmarusic8499]

👍🏻 our forefathers were very creative… use what one has laying around

[@QuickSpeedShop]

It came from the Depression. People that weren't alive in the late 1920s and 1930s can't comprehend the poverty and scarcity in the US during that time.

[@jordanyoung5141]

Ive been looking for a trailer, I didn't see this one. I'm not trashing anything ever again.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Don't trash it, stash it. I'd rather be looking at it than looking for it! Watch out for boat trailers...

[@GreggGonzalez-ei1gu]

Awesome 👍

[@QuickSpeedShop]

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