Mr. Goodpliers heads off to the Texas Motor Speedway for the 2022 Pate Swap Meet! See TONS of project cars, trucks, advertising signs, cans, gas pumps and more!
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I've said before. Get it while the gettens good cause all the metal left is already above ground…unless you swim for it…
Very cool and exotic stuff again! Thx for the tour!
Eres un ídolo QUINZAA.Monster siempre en mi corazón,hermosa,amore,elecciones,culturales.❤️ Son unos de los mejores conciertos.
So What did you Buy ??
Lol😁 a 59 Simca, my first car was a 60. Same engine, they was all four on the tree.🌘🌒 Thanks for doing the swap meet and sharing.. gas was 25c a gal, my next car was a V8 shoebox Chevy !!. Thanks again💯
I dislike 1957 and 59's Chevy's, but love 1958's. But I sure wouldn't pay 25 grand for a '58 even if it had it's driveline. Yikes. The restored Simplex motorbike was a beauty. I used to have one like that.
Did you run into Richard Rawlings strutting around like he was the coolest thing that ever walked upright?
A lot of great stuff there,, Thanks for sharing
it would be good if you could tell us the price of the cars if you see the price
Great stuff Tim !
Mite i make a request in maybe your next swap meet event..I you could maybe call out the prices and contact info if the owner is ok with that…Just a thought …Love all you vidieos…for a long time..I once saw a 1959 ford wagon for sale at a farm auction..Would have loved to buy it so bad…well thanks for the tours…God Bless..stay safe..
Contact info if available and prices would've been great, Bud. But tks for the great and informative video… Ed/A
Thanks for the tour Mr. Goodplires! A neat find at 16:30, that is a Simca Aronde. Before Chrysler began building the Dart and Valiant they imported Simca's from France as a small economy car from the mid 50's until 1972 (When they sold their share of the Simca company.) survivors are few and far between even outside the rust belt! I wonder how much he was asking?
I drove the Pate swap meet from California many years ago when it was held at a different location….large grassy field with roads a trees with a car museum.
Excellent eyes! LOTS of great stuff there. That '32 was just choice. Your knack for showing what your viewers might like was on target – not a dud in the selections. Great tour!
Really really liked the 58 impala that you showed at beginning of vid thanks for showing
Coolest car was that Rambler 220 wagon.
Real big swap meet. Wish I could have been there. Thanks for sharing 👍
1963 impala, for sale? Sold? I’d be interested in it or 62
What a great swap meet! Seemed like there were more lookers than buyers. Some of those prices were through the roof! The hub cap's were a good deal though. From what I've seen at swap meets, some sellers seem to want to show their stuff rather than sell it. I figure that's why they ask too much for their stuff.
The Chuck Barris amateur custom pickup has a International pickup cab mebbe early 60's. AL B.
Oh wow we had when I was a kid a similar 660 Rambler wagon and a 770 Classic 4 door. The wagon took us on many tent camping vacations here in Ohio.Al B.
After I got my driver's license in '78 Dad bought a '67 Plymouth Belvedere 2 door. Black cloth interior, 318, 727 Automatic. I think he paid 3 or 500 bucks for it. We pulled the heads to have the valves ground put it back together and drove it to Harrisonburg, VA on vacation. It was a beautiful cruising machine.AL B.
So no vid of your space and stuff you were selling? And no vid of what you bought or traded for? Tim yer sandbaging on us lol!
Interesting swap meet. The Ford LTD coupe was a 72 not 71.
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I've said before. Get it while the gettens good cause all the metal left is already above ground…unless you swim for it…
Very cool and exotic stuff again! Thx for the tour!
Eres un ídolo QUINZAA.Monster siempre en mi corazón,hermosa,amore,elecciones,culturales.❤️ Son unos de los mejores conciertos.
So What did you Buy ??
Lol😁 a 59 Simca, my first car was a 60. Same engine, they was all four on the tree.🌘🌒 Thanks for doing the swap meet and sharing.. gas was 25c a gal, my next car was a V8 shoebox Chevy !!. Thanks again💯
48:42 COOOOOL!
I dislike 1957 and 59's Chevy's, but love 1958's. But I sure wouldn't pay 25 grand for a '58 even if it had it's driveline. Yikes. The restored Simplex motorbike was a beauty. I used to have one like that.
Did you run into Richard Rawlings strutting around like he was the coolest thing that ever walked upright?
A lot of great stuff there,, Thanks for sharing
it would be good if you could tell us the price of the cars if you see the price
Great stuff Tim !
Mite i make a request in maybe your next swap meet event..I you could maybe call out the prices and contact info if the owner is ok with that…Just a thought …Love all you vidieos…for a long time..I once saw a 1959 ford wagon for sale at a farm auction..Would have loved to buy it so bad…well thanks for the tours…God Bless..stay safe..
Contact info if available and prices would've been great, Bud. But tks for the great and informative video… Ed/A
Thanks for the tour Mr. Goodplires! A neat find at 16:30, that is a Simca Aronde. Before Chrysler began building the Dart and Valiant they imported Simca's from France as a small economy car from the mid 50's until 1972 (When they sold their share of the Simca company.) survivors are few and far between even outside the rust belt! I wonder how much he was asking?
I drove the Pate swap meet from California many years ago when it was held at a different location….large grassy field with roads a trees with a car museum.
Fantastic video
Resto Dan bought the 59 Impala at 23:13
Excellent eyes! LOTS of great stuff there. That '32 was just choice. Your knack for showing what your viewers might like was on target – not a dud in the selections. Great tour!
Really really liked the 58 impala that you showed at beginning of vid thanks for showing
Coolest car was that Rambler 220 wagon.
Real big swap meet. Wish I could have been there. Thanks for sharing 👍
1963 impala, for sale? Sold? I’d be interested in it or 62
What a great swap meet! Seemed like there were more lookers than buyers. Some of those prices were through the roof! The hub cap's were a good deal though. From what I've seen at swap meets, some sellers seem to want to show their stuff rather than sell it. I figure that's why they ask too much for their stuff.
The Chuck Barris amateur custom pickup has a International pickup cab mebbe early 60's. AL B.
Oh wow we had when I was a kid a similar 660 Rambler wagon and a 770 Classic 4 door. The wagon took us on many tent camping vacations here in Ohio.Al B.
After I got my driver's license in '78 Dad bought a '67 Plymouth Belvedere 2 door. Black cloth interior, 318, 727 Automatic. I think he paid 3 or 500 bucks for it. We pulled the heads to have the valves ground put it back together and drove it to Harrisonburg, VA on vacation. It was a beautiful cruising machine.AL B.
So no vid of your space and stuff you were selling? And no vid of what you bought or traded for? Tim yer sandbaging on us lol!
Interesting swap meet. The Ford LTD coupe was a 72 not 71.