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amazing how you give the yard life and personality in these videos, Silas. You are one hard-working guy.

13:02. Oh boy, the Fairmont wagon got Sleeperdude's name written all over it! Also see a ton of Puddin's Fab Shop/Junkyard Digs/WatchJRGo/VGG/Restored(Turnin Rust)/Tom's Refurb material here too! I personally like the Toyota pickup you were gonna scrap, but there may be some good parts to remove & sell!

I really appreciate your content. It’s a great escape from the negativity in the world. I like the longer videos, and just the realness of your day-to-day adventures. Please don’t change a thing! I’m headed to your merch page. I know all of your business work (including the paid promotions) are how you support your family.

What could make this day better, waking up at 4:00am, having a cup of coffee and watching Silas do what he’s great at!!

My dad and I shared the love of old trucks,we farmed row crops,and milked cows … our grain truck fleet consisted of a 1944 1.1/2,a 1950 Ford F-7 twin screw,converted from over the road tractor to a bed and hoist 400 bushel grain/silo truck,dad pulled the 85hp flat head,replaced it with a 332cid truck motor. I started driving that truck off road filling silo when I was about 12 years old . I still have both of these trucks sitting in the barn yard! Why ? I don’t know? Anyway we also had a 1953 Chevy,a 1949 kb-6 International,1958 bc-180 IHC. All I can do look at them now as I have ALS ! I guess that’s why I love watching your adventures! So thank you!

I WATCH YOUR CARS HERE IN POLAND IN EUROPE AND I AM IMPRESSED BY OLD AMERICAN MOTORING. THANKS AND GREETINGS

Me and my Dad would go to my uncle's salvage almost every weekend. I remember him and I counting cars many times. He passed many years ago. I know he would love your channel and be excited to see what you found the same as me.

Watching all the vehicles I was struck that each was its owner’s pride and joy at one time. That presence is strong. I believe Silas also feels that so he preserves as much of that as he can. Excellent video as always.

Hey, Silas: Greetings from B.C...thanks for this great video.I really appreciate this tour of your yard.It's like being in a giant playpen for all us old car and truck fanatics! By the way, I'm a Packard man, as well as Studebakers and Hudsons, so, the more the merrier.Keep up the collecting, man!

have you ever considered fixing a small old tractor up and using it to cut some of the grass and small trees, and just use it as all around small nimble work machine with bucket as well for trash when you tear apart campers or busses and or just to pull stuff around?

I was talking with my new neighbor this morning. I knew he grew up in Kansas and I was telling him about your channel. Turns out his family is from Lyons and he once lived in Hutchinson. He knows of your place. Small world, Silas.

This was very interesting to see the whole yard and all the cars and know more about hove work, i like that .

I wish I was closer to you. I'm way up in Buffalo, NY I saw quite a few cars I would buy and all the parts to restore them. Thanks for all your videos, I really try to watch them all.

Silas hope u got Clint Eastwood instinct s while napping in yard cheers 🥂 😊

Ended the video with the 60/61 hammerhead Chevy... Nice!👌

What a superb way of looking at it. If you're behind with your work you are winning. I am WAY WAY WAY behind so now I feel great! ❤👍

❤Locust best heating and cooking firewood around for outdoor and indoor! Burns very hot and clean!

I like the music you added for the video!

Glad to see you got the new drone up and running, What a great video.

You have earned your wings! Great job with the drone.

Thanks for putting out the early video. I just hadn't been able to sleep. Gave me something good to watch.

Clam shell loader buckets make great tree pullers.

That black cutlass seems to have some good panels on it. Those have come up a lot on value.

Ur going right direction older complet vehicles getting harder to come by excellent silas 😊

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

Thank you Silas I appreciate the video I hope you and your Family. had a blessed Thanksgiving.

Brilliant Inventory - Nice View of Your Property from the Drone ! That "Sleeper" Chair looks Inviting for sure ! Great Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!

Nice Video , you have a few that are workable but most are ready for the crusher . You are a busy man , Take care , get some rest , Stuart in Canada .

Yard by me has a big metal box that fits into the forks on the loader that is filled with concrete they strap onto the forks and use that the collapse the roof pillars and flatten them down to make them stackable very easily. Might be worth building before paying to bring crusher in all the time.

Keep napping, it does your body good but pull out a locus tree or two while you’re explaining your to do list, we all know that you’re never lazy 👍🔧

At 4:50 you talk about crushing that 1980 Black Oldsmobile. Saying it has a good frame. The body looks good too. I'm in Wisconsin and people here would love vehicles bodies that look that rust free. You should try selling the whole car. JMHO. You're one lucky man.

AWESOME!

I wished I lived close to you I love messing around with old junk

Hey Silas, Make a walk thru video of your motorcycles. It would be cool to see them all.

Silas you sure get up early!

The truck at 6:47, maybe you could cut the clip diagonally, with the cut ending right behind the drivers headlight, and mid fender on the passenger side. It could be a corner piece then, and most of the rot would be cut away.

I like naps too!!

Always enjoy your posts doesn’t matter how long

Silas those eye covers would sell like crazy if it cut out more than light. Example-wife, kids, neighbors and any other annoyance.

Haven’t watched a video this early in a while

I don’t know how you keep track of it all! My need for organizing wouldn’t be a good fit for a salvage operation, but I really enjoy seeing all your cool cars and trucks. You are for sure a busy man, so thanks for sharing your time and adventures. Peace

Great video. I'd love to walk around your yard and check out everything. Is your dad still selling his cars? I'd love to see his yard again.

I'm with ya Silas I need it blacked out to sleep plus a fan blowing on me. Thanks for the update I'd love to walk around there some day look for something to buy

Never seen the row of Tuk-Tuks before (20:15 drone footage) - interested to hear the story behind them. I can't imagine they are a common sight in the US? Another great video, Silas. Have a great week!

I enjoy what you’re doing keep it up

The locust tree make a pretty fast growing hedge fence, as kids in the fall we would take the beans and rub them on the sidewalk this would create warmth and would heat up ones hands kind of take the bite out of the cold for a bit

them gravity chairs are amazing I slept in one for 6 months with no issues

i appreciate what you give us thankyou GodBlees

In the videos the 20-30s vehicles seem to get past up, would like to see them covered. I know most are rough but I'm always trying to get a glimpse of them.

Sunday mornings with Silas!

I enjoy all ur vids keep up the good work

So many COOL cars.😊

I like the long videos. Wish I had the money I Would Deal You out of that postal Jeep. I always wanted one of them.

Idea for a 3rd channel: "One of These Days" - only content from cleaning out semi's bought at auctions, taking out trees, crushing mobile homes, tearing apart RV's, etc. 😁

Hello of France ! Nice vidéo ! What a beautiful car wreck 😍 It would be cool to make a video on European wrecks... , Peugeot, Mercedes citroen Jaguar bmw...😉

Good video Silas

Yes that is cool Peace out

hope you have a great day

I like watching you tear vehicles up with your machines.

Well done Silas, you are a great guy to follow and I really enjoy your videos here in the uk, you have some great stuff in your yards keep up the hard work my friend, you have a great life working and doing what you do with auctions etc, and you come across like a true Gentleman, would love to visit you some day and maybe ship a car or truck back to the uk.

whoa , that Mercury looked real cool , at about 5 minute mark , can you say more on it please Silas , if possible thanks . Just love your style of operating ,sits to long crush it way to go .

One day I’ll buy a Silas car or truck. Kansas is a long trek from NC.

Always enjoy your video

I'd love to have them 3 wheeled cushmans

I would like to see a video of you cleaning and taking out the trees

Much enjoyed this inventory video Silas, I belive this is the first I've seen it all in one video. 17:17 I'll assume this is the same Mercury wagon I seen in the first video you posted after I subscribed, I remember you made mention of it's unique air conditioner outlets. Nice drone video too, is it the same drone Mr. Goodpliers traded you for? If so its been good to you. Stayin tuned! 🤠👍 Supplement: Just viewed your last vid, it's pretty damn cool someone gifted you a new drone. Thank you whoever you are, we'll all enjoy it!

have a nap good idea good video

Hey silas thought I seen 64 rancharo how are those tail light assemblies & front bumper ? Could. Use if decent 😊

So many cars Silas 👍👍🇦🇺

Couple of nice Pontiacs and I always fancied a 69/70 Lincoln continental Mk3

Kool stuff 😎

Keep up good job 😊

Take the locust trees out with roots attached replant around your boundary make a good hedge

OMG!! Silas!! NO you are NOT lazy.

Silas I have no idea how you can keep track of you inventory especially with everything being spread out so much. It's not like counting items in shelves in a warehouse which I used to do besides loading and unloading trucks.But, I am sure you have a system that works for you.

Wassup

The junk yard is looking more organized than last year! Thanks Silas I really appreciate the extra effort you go to do youtube, hopefully you can find someone to edit or at least part edit your videos and take some of the workload off of you.

527 cars and trucks in the not sold ready-to scrap inventory.

Most and myself don't like it gettin dark early. Some earlybirds like gettin the worm when it's light early. You'd think those earlybirds could be smart enough to gather some of those worms together and buy a flashlight for the dark months to find said worms. 😉👍 THE END

The G-body drag racers should be all over that Cutlass.

Living in SOUTH AUSTRALIA can only dream of them cars

Question - It looks like you have enough space, so why don't you clear an area and burn the scrap wood and fiberglass from the campers, box beds, boats, etc? Or do you have anti burning regulations? Use the excavator and dig a pit 6'-8' deep put the burn material in bottom to control any spread.

Nice show Bro. Silas. i see that you are up early too. Did you ever get anything done on you 4 door Dodge truck project?

The OEM rally wheels on the Cutlass are worth keeping.

I can hardly wait when you fall asleep with that sleep thing on in the sun your going to look like a raccoon lol

0:17 - Introduction 0:19 - Explanation for doing the video out of order 0:28 - Reasons for the current video: inventory and addressing viewer complaints 0:45 - Information on purchasing vehicles and parts 1:38 - Transition to the inventory walkthrough 2:19 - Start of the inventory walkthrough 2:22 - Skip counting small items, focus on vehicles 2:33 - Note on scrap vehicles to be crushed 2:55 - Mention of upcoming plans for the area 3:10 - Update on future available buildings 3:36 - Return to inventory walkthrough 3:37 - Overview of keeper vehicle area 4:10 - Specific plans for some vehicles 5:58 - Focus on organizing and setting up the area 6:21 - Discussion on a challenging purchase 6:47 - Assessment of a rough truck 7:28 - Progress update while walking 7:58 - Brief break and discussion on sleep mask 9:25 - Continue inventory walkthrough 9:56 - Commentary on the size of the yard 10:13 - Discussion on removing locust trees 10:45 - Plans to use an excavator for tree removal 11:10 - Return to inventory walkthrough 11:19 - Update on current schedule and workload 12:19 - Mention of a comfortable chair 12:27 - Return to inventory walkthrough 13:27 - Commentary on drone footage and tree removal 13:57 - Continue inventory walkthrough 16:57 - Further discussion on tree removal 17:29 - Update on RVs and camper trailers 18:57 - Return to inventory walkthrough 19:27 - Mention of tiredness and workload 21:27 - Recap of vehicle count (649-650 total) 21:57 - Plans for crusher and future work 24:01 - Balancing various responsibilities 25:22 - Reflection on job security 25:37 - Note on early darkness and upcoming tasks 26:00 - Closing remarks and transition to setting out more cars 26:26 - End of the video

Did you ever make a video of the small crusher that appears at 14:56?

20:17 does anyone know what sorta hatch back this is? my uncle used to have one. i loved that car. i think it was a buick... but i cant remember.

I could get behind a video of trashing the mobile homes you have on site. I don't know if you are using them for storage. But, I do know. The only good scrap from them is the plumbing and the frame. Plus, I really got a kick out of you tossing cars through the old house you had next door. That was hilarious.

1981 - 1985 blue Dodge truck at 20:56 in video - is it for sale ? - Jim

57 Ford Ranchero???? Wow!!!

Are you in the Christmas Tree business. 🎄 😊

Covered in about EIGHT inches of snow today!

Wow, only 650. I was guessing about a thousand.

Do you have any chrome grills and front bumpers for 60-66 GMC's?🖖

I really like that cutlass! It's too bad that it's rough shape. If you have another one like it or a similar older one in good condition, I would buy it off you and restore it. Let me know if you have one and send a video of it please and thank you!

You are so funny

I am witness to the fact that Silas is NOT a lazy man !

Any decent 48 ford truck cabs with doors that you might be willing to ship to Australia?