ultimate barn find anyone seen this yet? 8 videos that play in sequence.
rich http://www.coolestone.com/media/3728/America039%3bs-Ultimate-Barn-Find/ |
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Thanks for sharing. The videos paused about every 15 seconds for about 5 seconds, took some time to see the first one. Pluck |
Re: ultimate barn find Waah, I can't get it to open.....
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Re: ultimate barn find Says my computer doesn't know how to open the address. Phooey !
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Lots of pictures and information here; http://fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46769 -Tim |
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Re: ultimate barn find That is cool! Imagine that man was probably dirt poor and had all that beautiful stuff!~
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Of course we refer to all of us old car guys as "characters" some more so than others and Lee fit right into that to all who knew him. He was a bit of a loaner but then I just never new he had so may friends. He wanted to live the way he did or he would have changed his ways. His daughter died of cancer around 40 years old and that must have had an impact. He was great collector and his "Big Show" after his passing will certainly be talked about for decades. It drives home the point that we do not own our collections but rather we are keeping them for the next guy. In this case I bought a bus from Lee's auction which he bought in 1972 so for 40 years Lee kept it so I could own it today and I am taking care of it until the next owner takes over. Of course my auction will probably be remembered for a week or two! I saw some pictures of him today showing Jay Leno some of his stuff and Jay was impressed. All I can say is thanks to Lee for being such a great collector so we can now enjoy all of his efforts. thanks to Margie and Bob It was a most memorable week. Ken |
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Re: ultimate barn find Amazing ,that's all I can say .
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Re: ultimate barn find Took them long enough to get to the cars. Great though. I met a guy in Dallas that inherited a bunch of Model As from his uncle and he knows nothing about them and does not want them. Has a 31 two door Phaeton with a special original motor for climing altitudes. looks neat. see them at www.picturetrail.com/bartmcneill folder is Red Oak Texas
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Re: ultimate barn find I've watched it a couple of times on Velocity, it will probably be on again !!
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Re: ultimate barn find Ken Ehrenhofer, I don't know if my sarcasm came through on the web. Riches are measured in many ways. Sometimes people get put in that hoarders box and are negatively perceived. I think that Lee would have been a great guy to know and to talk to.
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Re: ultimate barn find What was the outcome with the skeletal found?
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Re: ultimate barn find ^^^ I had to look that up, never heard that. :eek:
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