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Great video .

very nice

Wow that was comprehensive Very well done I look forward to forward to your next video

I didn’t know the origins of the iconic 350. Very interesting

I love that I learn something new from your videos 🙌🏼

Those wagons are sooo cool. Your knowledge is unmatched!! You could have your own show!

1:33 same finishing projects is overrated

My dad loved Studebakers. Fortunately, there was a local Studebaker Club that sponsored annual car shows where we could admire many models. Wonderful to see all these examples. Wish he could have toured this. Collection collection

Have you ever heard of of a Spartan trailer? I lived in a 20 ‘ 1947. While in college It was inexpensive but all birch interior. Good luck

Great experience! Maybe we’ll see more of your videos as the summer progresses (?)

Great old coach!

What a neat idea.

I absolutely love this! Hello from the uk 🇬🇧

Love this !

Its not just a trailer. Its the ultimate car accessory.

loved this! can’t wait to see how it turns out😊

I don’t know why but I love kitchens appliances from the 50s 😂 can’t wait to see what you do with this!

Can’t wait to see it done!

Good anti-theft device just to leave it plugged in. A would be thief would have a shocking experience!!😁 I've seen these fixed up very nicely at antique camp trailer shows. You have a jewel in the rough!!

so many people love to modernize these and make them into a comfort loft. I don't have a problem with that, but I do think most of the charm is lost when you take out everything original and add modern crap that will fail within 5 years. Please keep posting content like this, you have a knack for talking to a camera.

Cool. I was born in 1959. Should be fun.

I bought a pair of door sills for my 1929 ford model a roadster pickup truck from Brookville roadster

Excellent video and a wonderful backstory. A real survivor! Thanks for sharing.

Learn soooo much from your videos. Thanks!

Wonderful video! Wonderful cars! I love ur work man!

There 1909 car at the museum is in fact a 1908 and a very early model. Some beautiful member cars this year. I forgot it was this month -

Beautiful machine man, nice video keep up the good work😁👍🏻

i have a T and have old Riverside tires. Not as old as yours though. I know you want to retain the patina but maybe clean the windshield? 😃

😮😮😮😍😍😍 Amazing!

would you like to see a vendors perspective? find me at fall Carlisle , actually fine me now! Ford . Come meet my friends! 1

Enjoyed your tour -- Absolutely luv Packards! Thank you for sharing. Liked your channel, subscribed.

My great uncle has a 1934 ford 2 door sedan

Great Truck and story! Thank you for sharing this wonderful truck with all of us!

Thanks for sharing! I would love to spend a couple days there. I wonder if the Scotsman isn't a 57 1/2? I thought all the 58 models had dual headlights? Also, I have read that both Kaiser-Ilin (Ilin Ltd.) and Continental & General in Australia continued to assemble Studebaker CKD kits well after the Hamilton, ON shut down. I wonder if somewhere in the world there's a kit of a complete car that has yet to be assembled!

I am assuming the glove box was used for his “side hustle”

woah that is pretty cool. keep up the good work!

Looks amazing

Beautiful car

Cool video man👍🏻

wow that is so cool, thanks for posting these otherwise i’d never of seen!

Love your videos!! 🎉❤

I absolutely love the older European cars! Very cool piece! I always thought the early Renault hood designs like this were very unusual, interesting, but honestly very nice. Hope to see more from you!

4.5 L making 18 hp! It’s crazy how far we’ve come

More than a century old 😅

wanted to reach out to you in regards to this truck & a Project I am working on. You se, I don't see that is ( legally blind ) or not as good as a modern driver should. I plan to give up my driving license when it comes due next, & with my age my back has been all but gone for some time. So knowing what my future holds I have found a very nice Afikim C4 handicapped mobility scooter . It is mint for both inside & outdoors use. It isn't the most beautiful buggy , So the crazy idea of customizing it to look like a TT C Cab came to mind. And I am in the process of designing, obtaining materials, & getting to know these trucks inside & out as best I can. Hens my comment. I was a customizer from back in the day during the mini P.U. & Van days so I'm not a total newbie. I chose the CCab design 1rst as a ode to the hot rod era 2nd because with that curved top & split body lines it will give me the lines I need to have a couple needed custom features I need. by doing the headliner of that curved top I can include a set of tracks for a set of progressively darker tinted plexi glass windshield & side sunshade set up. then with the body split just behind the cab I can include a custom trick that will allow me to have a detachable cab & front from a stand alone rear box & Carrie axle or axles not sure just yet. I will accomplish the removable back box by useing a standard size grocery cart to form the base structure .By backing the scooter up to what is the rear or handhold end of the G. cart & using the accessories mounting point, I can get either design. to the G. cart I will add body panels, interior panels, light extinctions, rear doors, as well as bicycle wheels, so anyway when I get it done I'd like to build a custome Mobility scooter club so I can offer older folks a added activity to get us out for some fun & air, maybe set up roard trips for charity, I've just startted a non profit to buy, refurbish & re home used mobility scooters for low income people The " Friendly and Thrifty Mobility" we just set up a F.B. page to get the word out & provide a contact point for potential clients, scooter sellers, scooter donator's friends with Ideas. Any advice or ideas you might have to offer will be received gratefully. feel free to reach out.

Love! wish i could go! from ireland xxxxx

I’ve always been curious about the worm drive rear end. Generally, in any worm drive mechanism, the worm drives the wheel but the wheel can’t drive the worm unless the gear angle is at least 45 degrees, which I wouldn’t think practical. Therefore, a TT with worm drive won’t roll, not by gravity nor can it be pushed to crank. All of which makes that weak parking brake a moot point, you could conceivably stop on the steepest hill and it not roll. Or am I wrong about this?

Been wanting to visit here for quite some time, thanks for the video...👍🏁

There is a man with about an acre of old cars and trucks. He is old and will never have the time to restore very many of them. I'd make him a good deal on one but he isn't interested. It's a sin that they sit there and rot.

very cool stuff!