This Old Farm was HIDING some AWESOME Treasures! What will I Bring Home?

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

Don't forget to drop a like on this video and let me know which vehicle or item was your favorite!

[@georgeweisbrod1876]

Ford's had the "wood" trim , mercury had the chrome trim around the 'wood' decal panels

[@Viscalis]

The Wagon and ‘67 LTD were neat. My favorite was probably the F-3.

[@shayneschelinder9322]

Love the 67 Fords, though my favorite was the Wheelhorse tractor in the shed.

[@davidnichols1363]

Matt from Iron trap would be a good contact for the fella to get ahold of if he's wanting to sell

[@JohnShinn6078]

Nothing in particular but Ellie Mae says she wants a racoon. I say you should get one for her. 👍😉

[@rogereaston1188]

That strange tank with the wheels on the top with co-op on the side is a molasses task I believe. The wheels would dip down into the molasses, the cows would lick the wheels for a molasses/mineral treat.

[@karenmckay172]

Yep. Had those on the dairy farm, molasses wheels

[@noonehere1793]

After the second barn, i started imagining the smells from my old family ranch, loose grain, dust, wet wood…..nostalgia! Thanks!👍👍😄

[@paulgumper]

Dude telling Silas "these cars are worth something"😊. I think Silas is the guy who knows what they are worth.

[@williamkelley7654]

Sadly most of it would be scrap value.

[@davidbarnsley8486]

Scrap value that’s it 🤦‍♂️

[@bobgrewe988]

Junk

[@jimmyjames6267]

They are not worth much at all, hoarders collect these and let them rott, then they are just junk!!!

[@frankm8533]

I love looking at junk piles of vehicles but that was mainly all scrap

[@davidgray5180]

I believe the value of the Model T and A stuff would surprise you

[@olikat8]

That is a shrinking market. Stan Bender, one of the premier suppliers of A & T stuff (Seattle area) was friends with an uncle. He passed several years back, estate sold the whole warehouses off- the one thing was that a family member said to me, "Like him (Stan), those who are into these are dying off." Same with 30's-early-'60's cars overall. @@davidgray5180

[@DKing-jg7fl]

The Co-op tank with the wheels is a mineral / molasses feeder for livestock

[@michaelschuenemann3505]

Cool old Farm Building with Lots of Goodies - at least You got Your Souvenir - You sounded Happy ! Great Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!

[@davidross5169]

I took one of those big mail boxes ,made it into a ,MC cormac dering tractor mail box.

[@benthere801]

The refrigerator brand is pronounced "Sir Vell". It was made in Sweden by Electroluxe Corpporation. It uses amonia as a refrigerant and operates on kerosene usually. They are still used extensively where electricity is not a available or by the Amish.

[@gregbrown4962]

Some of the Servel refrigerators hook up to propane or natural gas.

[@bobbydavenport8941]

This is a huge farm full of automotive history I bet you enjoyed walking around this farm awesome video

[@davidhibbs6989]

Love looking at old junk from the past!

[@JohnShinn6078]

Love these fieldtrips! Thanks Silas! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠

[@colinbarney4293]

Liquid supplement feeder for cattle. The box makes a good scrap metal bin

[@Torsee]

18:57 What an overwhelming collection. This fellow has his work cut out for him.

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Great video Silas thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video and can't wait for next video

[@WilliamTucker-j8s]

Station Wagons are my favourite. We had a 61 Comet and a 65 Dodge

[@dylanhigginbotham1598]

This guys got a lot of scrap laying around

[@Torsee]

16:16 Mercury.. very cool under snow.

[@TheGforcead]

The wheel thing was a box for this syrup cows would lick the wheels and it was like molasses with nutrients for beef cows,just a big square tank with gray plastic wheels connected to the lids. Sulfur molasses

[@TheGforcead]

Also the old refrigerator may have been a kerosene fridge. Way back when they had Fridges that had a burner on the bottom, it heated some fluid and when it cooled off to t made the fridge cold some kinda way. Seems like that fridge said it was gasoline one? It was only on screen for a second, but there were kerosene fridges back in the day, that's a fact! Not sure about gasoline ones, looked like it said gasoline on the nameplate on the door?

[@markmiller8137]

I loved the junk yards when I was a kid they were full of 40s and 50s cars, I learned to drive a standard 3 on the tree in his 50 Ford back in the 70s.

[@williambeahm2574]

Hello, my friend had a yellow 1973 XR7 Cougar. Sadly we got a big pine tree sideways and I was in the back seat on the driver's side of the car that hit the tree. I was the first one out of a 2 door car from the back seat. The only thing holding the car together was the roof. We all went for a ride by ambulance. I am glad that I am still here to talk about it.

[@williambeahm2574]

Oh that guy needs American Pickers to come to his place too.

[@davidross5169]

Also made an old pickup truck.A boat tail race car.

[@Crash-549-vh1]

Don’t know what to say just overwhelmed couldn’t imagine how long it would take to clean it up

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

Not long with a loader. Way too far away for me to be interested tho

[@officialoverlander]

I had an old Servelle refrigerator in the basement of a house I bought and it worked, I posted it on Facebook marketplace and sold it for 500 dollars, not working they're worth 300 dollars. 💯

[@billdorthegreat265]

It's funny to see one person saying it's gold and the other person saying oh it's junk

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

When I save old cars the comments are people telling me I should have crushed them. When I crush old cars the comments are people saying I should have saved them. People just like to complain and argue 😂 Fortunately I didn’t have to do either with these cars so the commenters can argue with themselves.

[@karlamkuhn760]

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch 💯 & tell ur dad “hi”, please! -Karla -Azariah (The LORD GOD [YAHUAH] HELPS) PSALM 20:1, 6-8; PROVERBS 16:25; ISAIAH 43; MATTHEW 24; DANIEL 3; JOHN 3:15-21; JOHN 14-21; ISAIAH 30:18-22; ACTS 1-3; REV 2:9; 3:9; GENESIS 6-9; PSALM 9:10

[@timhanson2080]

The 2 trucks in the garage are worth something as for the rest I would think parts or scrap.

[@karljacobson1575]

That roller tank was a liquid molasses tank . Cattle lick rollers and get molasses for protein!!! I used to use one back in 70s…

[@bengone3349]

The mag wheel and tire he moved around was an American Racing 200-S wheel, sometimes called a Daisy wheel named for the spoke pattern. It amazes me that people just pile stuff up in buildings making junk piles.

[@garylangley4502]

The refrigerator looks like it is from the late 1930's. I've always heard the name pronounced "Sir-Vell". It is a gas refrigerator, and the system has no moving parts. I sold a fair number of them when I had a used appliance business. Somewhere I have a propane conversion kit, and a thermostat for one. They were good money-makers for me. I sold a few to people who had ranches in Baja California, Mexico because a lot of them didn't have electricity.

[@karlamkuhn760]

I’ve recently heard refrigerators from the beginning are what u want bc they run & run & are Still good! Where the new (ofc) have issues way too early. “They just don’t make ‘em like they used to.” So rings True these days! Plus more & better storage! -Azariah (The LORD GOD [YAH] HELPS) PSALM 20:1, 6-8; PROVERBS 16:25; ISAIAH 43; MATTHEW 24; DANIEL 3; JOHN 3:15-21; JOHN 14-21; ISAIAH 30:18-22; ACTS 1-3; REV 2:9; 3:9; GENESIS 6-9; PSALM 9:10

[@garylangley4502]

The only time a gas refrigerator like this quits working is if the tiny orifice clogs or the system leaks. Old electric refrigerators (before about 1976) lasted a long time because the compressors ran at about 1500 rpm. After about 1976, they ran at 3600 rpm, so they wore out quicker.@@karlamkuhn760

[@RobertHatfull-df4ch]

Some real gems there silas thanks for taking us along .

[@andrewmcewan8081]

one of those bikes looked like the ones schwinn made that were halfway between there normal bikes and bmx's in somewhere around the early 80'sor mid to late 70's . they are starting to b quite valuable ,espacially if the owner put new forks and wheels .

[@yuuwhoo]

One man's treasure is another man's junk - one man's junk is another man's treasure. I have to say I saw nothing but junk.

[@toddtakacs5003]

Oh Man! To live were stuff does not rust away!

[@davidross5169]

Had some iron wheels. Wood,pvc plasticpipe.pieces of aluminum,

[@HamzaSayyid]

Dude thinks he's sitting on a gold mine 😂😅

[@smoothmove7566]

That was a huge collection of pure junk. Coolest thing I saw was a craftsman rider mower. second coolest thing out there you took home.

[@d.riprock1546]

The thing with rollers at about 4 min held some kind of medicated molasses for cattle. Kind of like medicated salt blocks. They'd lick the rollers and they'd go back thru the syrup.

[@BillS-e8f]

Hey is 65 LTD I 😊 with a 352 in it all factory stock at 3:52 is a big block

[@gmass7238]

That was mostly nothing but junk... IMO ....

[@jimmiebrown5014]

1966 was the first year for the LTD My uncle Willis bought a brand new one over red two-door hardtop with black interior

[@TimboWhite-sh6bb]

Good Afternoon There My Good Big Bro Silas Of Adventures Made From Scratch

[@dombutler7685]

There's a lot of junk there, but there's some valuable parts too!

[@jeanlawson9133]

Silas you just Rock.... always wanted to do this but life never allowed....😎

[@1944chevytruck]

WOW!

[@jaywhitehead5294]

Places like that are getting fewer and fewer as moms and dads die off.

[@mcdonaldm73]

I would love the old "Regular" gas pump. Those are the ones I remember growing up.

[@davidgray5180]

The T that you thought was the front of a Touring on a truck frame was a Roadster,The 28-29 A sport coupe had the motor and radiator sitting beside it. And that race car was either the rest of the Chevy you have the hood and grille for or a 32 Ford coupe i cant see it enough to tell.That one shed was full of A fenders! What a place. That A frame with the steering column would set right under that Sport coupe body.

[@Endcyberbullying]

I love the 73-79 ford trucks

[@samueljohnson-bj8gm]

The metal white box with wheels in it is a cattle lick tank for grain syrup

[@dave-uf8ir]

I gett it silas i pick some every thing is retail why bother happy st Patty's day 😊

[@Mr-er6fg]

Thanks, Buddy!

[@neilallport4337]

would live that standard 34 grill for my junior coupe for sure

[@juliusglorieux8338]

..your favourite appeared to be a '63 Galaxy 500, probably with a 352..

[@allenballew6977]

like the video, if that is a 1936 chevy pick up hood i sure could use it.

[@andriesjohannas3579]

The first year for the Ford LTD was 1965.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Having to sign a non-disclosure deal and all for just that. Like they had Fort Knox in there LOL

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

No I signed the nda for 3 locations, 2 of which I have posted now.

[@marioncobaretti2280]

Open that refrigerator door , kids use to get trapped in those

[@jamesrucker]

Hello did you buy that Gas Pump ?and if you do what do you want for it?

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025]

Nice find

[@jeffbangkok]

The tank with the wheels held molasses. The cows would lick the wheels to get the molasses.

[@jefferyakers4496]

That box with the wheels is a lick tub for cows,they put molasses in it.

[@jimmyjames6267]

That single Daisy Mag, don't polish it up, the Ford Galaxy was a 4 door, the red Sanford and Son truck at the beginning was the best car there, of course those guys think everything is valuable!!! 🤔

[@rt3box6tx74]

We had a barn like that. Rattlers were always in there.

[@Torsee]

Early man cave! Complete with ice chest for the beeer! 19:02

[@ClydePodvin]

Yeah worth what ever scrap is going for.

[@garyimhoff4768]

Cattle protein lick tank!!

[@olikat8]

Much of that stuff is too far gone and/or picked through to be worth re-doing. See some possible wall hangers, you might find a 428 or such, but most of it is "Squish & shred" fodder

[@oldskool1979]

Rusty Gold !

[@jerrydwyer9057]

👍 for the algo since i missed a few vids

[@lindadanielson7405]

I love adventures!

[@robertbrothers8444]

That tank with the wheel s was a molasses tank for livestock

[@daewooparts]

Probably Fords in the fjords on the property

[@yeahright302]

14:35 68 (302 v8 j code car)!so if it is a j code 302 v8,why is there a 6 cylinder motor in it?

[@brettjones5041]

Some Neat Pieces

[@raybass6826]

that grill looks like a 35 chevy grill which is the on i need lol dang

[@jameswhite2198]

You put syrup in the coop box and the cows lick the syrup off the rollers

[@allenlampman8493]

The tank with rollers was a molasses tank for cows. At 4:00

[@sbeezy562]

21:00 Salis tell me why i thought those were lightning strikes behind you😅

[@bobcutler8950]

Would love to have that 33/34 coupe body

[@thesilentgeneration]

I would have a big scrap metal sale, buy one, take 200.

[@billdorthegreat265]

Some raccoon specialists is like, this is the best dang vidio i ever done seen

[@moefuggerr2970]

Scrap. Does nothing but rot sitting there. Use it or toss it.

[@pas-kv8ud]

He made you sign a non-disclosure to look at scrap? lol.

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

You must have missed my Shelby and Boss 302 video

[@jayceec3539]

I have always liked the old ltd's with the 350's ,400 engines. Seeing those rotting into the ground was very depressing.

[@ericluitjens4256]

He thinks it's worth more than scrap. It won't even be decent scrap in another 20 years after it rusts away and the buildings fall in.

[@JasonAlexander-uz4ns]

You should contact Dennis Collins about the mustangs and cougars

[@moondog4313]

I think that old gas ⛽️ ⛽️ pump was cool

[@jjMcCartan9686]

Just a big load of scrap including the cars except for some good trim parts but i do like the ltd & ltd wagon .

[@marcusmiller8110]

49 Ford was my favorite

[@drfalcon4102]

a few Treasures, but lets face facts, most is scrap.

[@nickshelley3118]

theres probably $15,000 in scrap, but to try and sell that stuff would be impossible. no auction house would touch it

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

Idk I go to auctions that sell the same stuff all the time

[@fredbrooks6488]

I did not see anything worth the trip

[@bobbydavenport8941]

There's a 1967 or 68 Ford Thunderbird landou sadan for sale with a 392 in it in really good condition for sale cr more auto sales I think I believe they are asking $6995 for it all original

[@johnkranz4004]

Lots of neat things for sure Be a picker dream

[@wes11bravo]

That F-150 looked nice

[@michaelhucker2417]

Silas, the first LTD came out in 1965, not 1967.

[@bigjarn]

ford pickup year red and white first one in the barn?

[@marcusmiller8110]

The craftman mowers and the Lincoln's and mustagages were my favorite as well and all the trucks

[@robertsmith7580]

Awesome video

[@EdFoley-sc6dm]

Hello Silas, just wondering how much you pay for a bottle of oxygen down there in Kansas. It’s gone up substantially up here in Iowa. Your videos are great and we really enjoy watching. Keep up the good work!

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

I believe $40