Matt, I've chased tools , equipment and machinery for over 40 years and have been the same filthy old garages, sheds and barns with that foul stench of moisture ,wood, insulation and trash rotting away inpermanating into your clothing and curling your nose hairs. I learned early on to keep a pair of overalls and gloves in my truck just for those such places . My Dad left a 36 Ford at the pier in Norfolk Virginia when he shipped out on the aircraft carrier Hornet in 1940 (CV8) . Of course when he finally returned to that same pier in 1945, it was gone. I look forward to this build .

For Matt primary task is to get this old buddy (motor) on the road running condition which is his passion in restoration of antique cars..........money is secondary.......We can see from his cheerful face that every time he gets a new old junk dead car, he is Happy and will try to get them back on the road running again..........!

Just like a dog with a bone digging those doors open! It prooves our dedication and passion for old cars!

I love how the guy knew you were coming to pick up the car, so he got things out of the way to make it easier for you.

Puts perspective on how I value my time, when I’m reminded that someone else may be enjoying my hobbies someday....

I am SPEECHLESS! No mention of a purchase price so i think it was a STEAL! Top video Sir!

Back in 1980, I got desperate for grocery money for my kids and sold my 36 Ford 5 window coupe for $250. It had a mint body except for the fenders. Crazy

This is like the car my late Father drove in highschool in the early 50's. 2dr slant back. He said to get into the "trunk", the back of the back seat flipped up. The jack, lug wrench, and a Ford tool kit. Dark green with black fenders....

WOW!!! What a great score!!! The possibilities for that vehicle are endless!

Really cool as usual...thx Matt.. wish we were able to have these in Bermuda..👍👍🇧🇲🇧🇲

Good work Matt. I personally walked away from car because they were trapped by junk and trees way back in the woods.

Nice , you guys always find cool stuff . love it...!

Love it, that's an awesome find! Awesome videos, keep it up!

Great find, the body looks solid this will make a great project for some one. The interior may be the biggest part of the restoration. You all take care and be safe.

Very neat. Been repainted at one time though. That probably helped preserve it. I look forward to seeing what you find & how easily it runs.

I remember back in the early 70's there was a guy up near Metamora that had a very fast 36-37 Ford coupe with a 327 365 hp small block...think I remember the car being green...the guy did awesome paint jobs in his garage!!

Man, that car is beautiful! I think I have a new bucket list project. Some day!

Great video!! Reminds me of pulling many a vw beetle and split window bus out of pastures and garages.

Just makes you wonder what else is hidden in any of the hundreds of thousands of abandoned garages and barns in this country.

Great find guys...you HAD to grab that one before the family just scrapped it. We picked up the cheap Harbor Freight winch and a snatchblock for our trailer. You should have a 12 volt pin on your trucks trailer harness to run power to one. Sure makes recovery and loading a lot easier. Looking forward to seeing you getting the 36 fired up. Thanks for posting.

Great find, reminds me of some finds I had in the past. Ta

Great find! My dad had one and I remember riding in the back to car shows all over Minnesota and Iowa pulling a small camper. The video brought back good memories!! Can’t wait to see what you do with it!

Nice find Matt. My first car, when I was 15, 1962, was a running, driving 1936 Ford, slant back 2 door Victoria. I paid a school acquaintance $45 for it.

Awesome find man! What a cool looking car!

Righteous score! Pretty hard to find them so unmolested like that these days. It's a time capsule.

New subscriber. Nice barn find! Also, really liked the blues soundtrack that you added to this video.

Wow, what me and Powerball could do together!! What a great find.

Nice model. Please keep it original. Happy restoring. It looks like my 1940 Opel Kadett cabrio-limousine. : )

Top job guys

"Lonn Gisland". Eggcellent adventure. Keep on Everyone...

Good find good video thanks

Y’all always have the coolest incidental music!

I hope your channel grows to the point where this can be your main gig.

That was a awesome video. Liked the steel guitar surfer music for a lack of a better term. Aerial shot of the car was cool,,,,so smooth. The hood topper is sweet. Going to do a "will it start" video?

good for you Matt..can never to many projects

Very cool! I just found out there was a 36 Ford coupe on a piece of run down property only 2 miles down the road from me. House was a write off, but it had 3 barns and the guy got the whole property for 25,000. THE CAR CAME WITH IT!! I believe hes already sold it. What a score.

Great find!

Amazing find 😎

Seeing the ford roll out of the garage was exciting!

What ah score!!!! Awaome. Barn finders EAT YOUR HEART OUT !!!

your one lucky man finding sweet deals like this... like they fall out of the sky for you or something

Wow, right around the corner

possibly my all time favorite car, the 36 Ford.

Love slant back sedans good fine Matt. Dam I would have cleaned out the front of the garage before you got there

Great find....but it also saddens me a bit....imagine...the family didn't care a bit what the old man took interest in.You can tell-the old man was on his own...Now that he is no more,lets clean out his shit and make tidy $$$$...But at least the old man would love to see that his old sweetheart is taken care of....

That 36 is bad ass! Wish I could find one like that without spending a fortune....

Wow what a find!!!.

As Mark Walker pointed out, the guys who owned the car were a mixed bag. One seemed focused while the other seemed to find doing manual labor out of his reach.The father [who died] seemed to be the only bright light.

I'd buy it off you Matt if I was local to you...what a great find.

You Sir, are one steely eyed Unicorn hunter !

Good to see Moon again I was worried !

Nice save

Very cool find but I was tired after viewing all the extensive rake action and had to take a short nap. Looking forward to the clean up episode.

Awesome!

Wow what a find....

Nice score, just like taking a crap, when ya gotta go ya gotta go! The rear bumper is up side down & I think it's the front one plus it looks like that dropped axle is a wide beam 32 piece.

That's a nice looking car!

That was a cool adventure video. The 'ol girl looks to be in pretty good shape.

That is awesome. Gangster car. Love it.

Sweet I love it. You would think if they knew they had a dead line they would have cleared all the crap out of the way and got the doors open. Hope you got them to knock more off the price for all the digging you had to do. Youve got to be making Jay Leno envious.

Nice find Matt! Don't let Mike talk you out of it! I like the accessory turn signal on the rear. Awesome score on the dropped axle. Are the front fenders early repop glass units or do they just have white primer on them and the paint is all wore off? That '36 would make a cool tail-dragger '40s build. Nice work guys.

That is pretty sweet, I’d be getting it running, and enjoy it a bit, before you sell it.

Matt you and I share the same DNA must as our love for these Antique carz is Identical lol man I can't believe the Ford Coolant Hoses today's rubber 3 yrs and its all dry rotted any way thanks from Athens Vt

Sweet find. Nice car.

I like every all. congratulations.

What a find.

And l thought l had junk to move to get my car outta my garage. Good thing you had SOME help.

Great score. My dad always loved the ‘36s. When I was about 8 I asked him why. That’s when he told me “I used to have a ‘36 Fordor, black with green apple pinstripes and green apple wire wheels.” My 8 yr old mind was blown, knowing my dad had a ‘Hot Rod’! “Where is it?!” I asked hoping it maybe belonged to a friend, now, or maybe it was parked at a relatives...He told me he sold it. “Why??” “Well, when your sister was born, I had to pay the doctor bill.” I blurted out “Oh MAN, you should have kept the car and sold my sister!” Hahaha!

This boy has great potential

ooooohhhhh Baby !!! nice score man

Wow that’s sweet as. Would love to see you hold onto this one, and see what you do with it.

Matt you past right by my exit on the LIE (59). If I knew when you were going to pass by me I would have had a band and dancing girls on the side of the expressway to greet you. It's amazing that the tires had air still in them.

I can’t wait to see if how well this baby cleans up brother.

Amazing that the wheels turn and the tires have air.

"Monte Carlo junk" I resemble that remark!!! LOL

That is a nice car.

I do not even BOTHER with trailer lights ... I just keep a couple cheap sets of those magnetic tow lights, even when they break it's so easy to fix them because you can do it inside while watching TV :) LOL

I like it you need to keep it up and get it running

Kickass 36!

Cool video!

You need to build a full width carport in front of your garage two cars deep to store the OVERFLOW👍 Plus it would keep your tractor dry !

I really like the bug eye headlights on that car.

Nice score,glad to see you younger generation have a heart for collectables... how's things in Philly these days..was stationed at the "ship yard" ( I did hear it's gone? )from 82-86 spent 10 more yrs a cross the river in Sicklerville wrenched buses in Berlin,raced at Atco. then headed back west to Idaho ... just to come to NC..lol

I live on the fish ( L.I.) in Nassua county. At least in Suffolk there's a little open areas. You did well - remarkably rust free - considering the ocean isn't that far south

Fingers crossed for the spark and run!

I love it! As soon as it rolled out of that shit hole i was in love!

Stay with the grey and black it looks good!

The car is in pretty decent shape for what it is. Im pretty sure you can fix it up. Old Fords never die they just go faster.

yea, nice housekeeping in that garage. /s

A friend had one like this, deep candy apple red w/Corvette engine. I think it may still be in Flemington, NJ.? Sharp car!

I’d be the last guy to give you a hard time about buying this. It would be foolish not to. I look forward to hearing it running, and seeing it cleaned up. I even like the search for $hit-stained treasure inside. Great find!

wow they are still out there

Sweet find! So, besides the cool dropped and filled axle, what other gems did y'all find in that garage?

Ever think of say... taking the headlight section on the fenders of a 39 ford or merc and welding in some new sheet metal over the headlight openings then setting some big old torpedo headlights on top of the fenders like an early thirties coupe. Maybe fab up and put a heart shaped [style] grill and make up some slots [hand make a grill withhin the heart shape like that one grill you have]. Big grill, hand made but lean back twoard the split windshield a bit. So it'd be like tall profile to look straight at it. Do you have one of those rolling presses for sheet metal [haven't seen you use it]. Those things are great for transmission tunnels and eyeballing certain radius-es.. even hand make trim bits. Deliberately show riveted poop sometimes for the Road Warrior / Steam Punkish Road warrior kind of deal lol [nah just brain farting there] lol Anyway, I thought I saw an English wheel in your shop.... do you have a hammer die [power hammer I suppose] because you can make your own heads for those to enable you to fab up bits to replace some of the Swiss Cheese bits on the fenders of that 39 Packard [hope you do that one [cool car that]... maybe fab up your own chassis and notch them [big notch at wheel / axel areas] so you can slam the car down at shows or for a slow low ride for sh#ts and giggles]. Wish I lived close to lend you a free hand once in a while but I'm old and up in Canada lmao Just love watching what you and your friends are doing. Also dig the stuff Dylan McCool does at his place although I'm more interested in the elder 30's [20's to 50's] cars. Always wanted to build a really stupid T-Bucket to hoof around in or a 41 Ford pickup [love the trim on the hood for the 41]. Anyway... carry on there! Lovely stuff. Your passion for the old flat-heads is admirable. They do have a dependable aspect to them you seldom see in other motors and to me have a compforting sound to them [Dad had a 54 Pontiac with a new rebuilt flatty in it that my Grandfather got my mom and Dad for the car when I was Born. The body was a rotten mess in the end but the motor I'm sure would still turn over if it weren't junked in the 70's lol Fond memories from when I was very young]. Early hours brain blek here. Apologies ahead of time but wanted to tell you how what you're doing is appreciated is all ;-) Well done and keep up the great work :-)

8:10 the ghost in the WINDOW!

Great find awesome to come across an old 1936 in unreal condition.Dø you know what he intends doing with those monte carlos.

Ha Mike give him credit that's a great find did you get the engine stand ,hoist and rebuilt 350 Chevy easy turn around there nice car love the 36 model 👍

Wow. That is cool

Looks like you guys stopped by the Waycross, Ga old car parts. Right off the hwy before town. Love this spot its public and plenty of old cars needing a home,,

The dago'ed axle was great find. Any other flattie speed goodies there too?