That Brigadier glider is an absolute time capsule!!

Some Beautiful old Cabovers sitting there that could probably tell a million trucker stories. That Marmon and the Dodge would look nice restored

Wow! You hit a goldmine! The Freightliner at 13:41 would be an excellent candidate for a "Pork Chop Express" replica from the movie Big Trouble in Little China

That generational collection is mind-blowing

Very cool old school stuff.

Good afternoon Dane , That was so cool . I think I liked the outside part of the museum best especially some of the really old tractors , but some of the trailers were off the chain too , that one behind the Marmon looked just like the one in an early X File used for transporting a downed alien . Thanks Dane

Loved it Dane. Good collection of old trucks hopefully getting restored. Of course you know I caught the White cabovers. You need another one.

Quite a few of these rigs look quite restoreable too!!

SWEET VIDEO THANK YOU AGAIN

Very cool............ 👍👍

Nice bunch of old school trucks

Oh Great! I just drooled all over my phone... 1st seeing that Marmon 110 ex D.O.E. truck then that Big Bunk Powerliner! 2 of the top 3 on my Xmas list!

Fantastic video, thanks Dane. 👍

There's some memories there. I've pulled some old trailers, but the one on that double sleeper Marmon has decorative hinges beyond anything I've ever seen. That OK Highway rig is before my time. A serious looking truck for sure.

Wow you were in my former neck of the woods. I lived for 10 years in Defiance which is not too far from Celina (been thru there quite a bit though. Celina is tornado prone) Amazing that to see a lot full of old trucks and knowing that some will start and come back to life. Good guess is they were running when parked but the owners wanted something newer or if it were a company truck, was being retired. Love that old 1940s/50s trailer with the Marmon. Upgrade it with spring brakes and a DOT bumper and it's as good as new again.

We used to have money trucks stop in my hometown in middle TN. I-40 . Bullet proof glass windows were smaller than normal both Marmons this is mid to late 90s. One driver would get out go get food then swap out to the driver. Trucks were never left alone. We saw them alot but everyone knew just stand clear very regular paint schemes looked normal less the bullet proof windows. Nice normal sized sleepers as well. Cool stuff.

Fantastic video,can't believe the GMC cab brand new in a crate and a double bunk Marmon. The new intro music really fits the era. Keep the shiny side up. God bless you

What a gold mine!

Lots of cool stuff there! You should grab that Corbitt @ 12:08 or the Powerliner @ 16:34, you don't see them at truck shows very much.

That A model Kenworth absolutely beautiful !

Someone needs to save the Brigadier guider before it just rots away Dane!

Awesome old iron they got , I think that old long hood is actually a C90 Chevrolet , with gmc badging

Great video nice to see classic semi's going to be restored

My 1978 Astro had steel doors. 1982 had fibreglass doors. Steel doors shut better. Great collection. Dane.

Wow there are some awesome projects sitting in their yard. Of course I have a soft spot for the Dodge wreckers. Like the new intro music, very fitting for your channel.

My old man had a 1978 GMC General Brand new long hood. With sleeper. I remember trucking with him.

How you doing buddy good luck with the trucks good to see you see you soon

Wow. ! Love the new intro tune-age. !

Awesome video Dane you even had one there from Oklahoma👍👍

Great tune, Dane.

love the long hood 9500 GMC

The possibilities of that brigadier glider is endless...v12 detriot if it will fit custom bunk and stretched and radically cool...great new intro

Pretty cool having an unused glider like that.

Looks like a White or Autocar lats 50's early 60's

And I remember the brinks armored tractor trailers all over in truck stops when I was alot younger

Cool new intro!!

Love what you are doing. keep up the good work

Nice opening music, like the change. Would love the IH.

I'm really glad I found your channel. I love your videos brother. 😁

Such a shame that some of those were nice trucks when the current owner bought them, and have rusted out and deteriorated so much overtime. Lots of insanely rare trucks there that I hope get some love.

O-H-I-O Porter greetings.🇺🇸 WOW! Nice new intro. Is that you singing?🧐 I finally got my IH home yesterday…in the downpour! What a trip! 🤪 The one old truck, I think is either a Federal or Corbitt. Love the Marmons! The GMC new glider…what a catch! Some wonderful stuff. Jerry Howard was a good friend of mine. I loved that old Freightliner. I was wondering who got it.🧐 Such a good selection for many people to pick from & make some wonderful new trucks again. I would love to get a drone to fly over those treasures outside. Wonder if we could orchestrate that? You’ve done a great part on getting access to these! Thanks! 🥰🥰✌️

I started viewing ya about a year ago w yer 352 and I have to tell ya I think its really cool you really like the class 8 trucks and lines that are obscure. I am huge fan of trucks and neat seeing ya be interested in the stuff you are! Cool boneyard

That GMC brigadier need to be saved love seeing trucks from back in the day it's a shame let the rust out like that

My First trucking experience was in a b61 mack pulling a stainless steel trailer just like that one!

Very cool trucks

WELL I BELIEVE WE HAVE TRULY FOUND PARADISE 💯%

Dane great video ,cool place

I enjoyed your tour hosted by young Lane Langencamp, Ohio Skills USA competitor in vocational Truck/Diesel Olympics this year. I met Lane at the Jerry Howard Memorial show in May. Also recognizable was the Marmon COE which probably came from the Buddy Sombart collection in Missouri that I viewed in 2010 . The blue/White GMC MH 9500 came from the Fremont, Ohio area and I spotted the black hood with white pinstripes from my MH 9500 that Dave Schroyer bought from me in about 2008. The rest of the chassis hulk is probably still there.The Brig glider kit used to be out front along the highway in hopes somebody needed it . Your video gave me a recharge of my "batteries ", as I'd been there several times .

That bumper in the beginning of the video was a special order from the dealer. It was the dock style bumper. Some guys would cut the ends off but most of them were spec’d like that. It was for fleet trucks that used to go to a lot of dock style yards that had tight turning spaces so the edge of the bumper didn’t catch on something and get ripped off or torn up. It was a real thing.

Hey Dane, Seeing those GMC service bodies sure brought back some memories. Back in 1979 I was fresh out of tech school and the first job I got was at a GMC dealer. There was a guy who wrecked his General and his insurance company paid to have the cab replaced. They ordered in the cab and my friend got the job of replacing it.

I see a trailer for the box' And I'd buy that Cabover Marmon... restore it run some strobe chicken lights and name it Buck Rogers

Man that dodge cabover has me droolin.love the shape and stance of them and a powerliner im in truckin heaven....great video.greetings from ireland.

Kay County OK is on the OK and KS border.

Nice bunch old trucks n tractors. Wish u would shown more that Dodge in frt of Marmon double sleeper. Also, I used own a cabover Dodge sleeper. 903 Cummins, 13 speed. Great truck

I’m going to Salenville

Love your videos but is there any chance you could do something about the sound?

I used to deliver to the Kentucky Trailer plant In Louisville Ky they been in business since the Conestoga wagon where made there. Toured the whole factory. Waiting to get unloaded

The PowerLiners usually had the 430 Detroits in them. Bad a** back in the day.

Quite a few parts donors...

the second one lol

i liked that dodge tow truck

Awesome video as always enjoyed it tremendously !!! Robert Stevison from lucedale Mississippi

Road commode we used to call them..

Hello Dane.. Did you happen to see the episode of hamiltonville farms yesterday they found an actual roadbosss tow truck sitting in a field with a Detroit power plant and it's for sale!

I want to see all the truck. To be restored

That Brigadier is almost identical to yours...

I wish you would go back and look at the International wrecker with the integral sleeper. That is something you won’t find.

The mystery truck looks to be a BROWN or a Fagoel.

Man. dodge cabover drove one in seventies. And also seen conventional emeryville back in seventies. Drove one of them to. They were both very plain trucks.

What's meant by a service cab? does that mean a replacement? Is it possible to get replacement skin for those old trailers? 9:40

That one old truck looked to be either a Henderson or a Brown. Not sure.

So just what is on your bucket list? lol I guess something will have to follow Big Dog to make room. Time to do some Brigadeer work, Blue Jay has sidelined it.

I know we’re one of those short silver trailers is right now fairly good shape so it’s probably a little better sides than that one

Crackerbox & that single axle trailer

Oh you have no idea I've seen trucks with no bed in sleepers but computers in there in stead also seen glass lined dump trailers so heavy you couldn't hardly jack them up Also had a steering box delivered by the US airforce car for a broken down truck in the shop it came to the airport on a military jet they needed the the truck bad

I see your NAME on that long nose 9500!

Those are old time trucks

I wonder why they stopped making wheel landing gear for trailers…. I remember as a kid every trailer having those metal wheels.

On the short 9500’s and Brigaders is the only difference between the straight six cab and the short engine cab the doghouse covers or is there a difference in the floors and firewalls? I want to use a series 60, but only have available an 8v71 cab and 6v92 cab. Will that work, or do I specifically have to get a straight 6/71 or Cummins cab? Thanks and take care. p.s. The object is to get a reliable and economic tractor without breaking the bank.

Man if I had a million bucks and a big lot I d be in trouble and him rich.l.o.l

It’s a shame that green Brigadier glider was in the elements. That should be in a dry storage facility. I’d love to have it. It was one of the first trucks I learned to drive on. Mostly I learned on a 78Ford LNT 8000 that my uncle had. It had a 3208 and 13spd. The Brigadier was the same 3208 and 13 spd. Tandem dump trucks. I miss them and would give my fully functioning nuts to have them again. Is that glider for sale?

Was the CO 4000 international for sale ?

Corbitt at 12:05

Is the white cabover freightliner forsale Dane is there number to call

They are called truck tractors not semi trucks

Lookingforautocarsemicab

This place have a phone number?