Barn Find of The Year of Vintage Cars: 84-Year-Old NC. Man has Lived on the Same Farm for 83 Years
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Published 2024-05-09
"Barn find on North Carolina farm. Join me and let's go have some fun!"
0:19: 🚜 Elderly farmer showcases extensive collection of vintage vehicles and farm equipment in North Carolina.
0:19: The building being explored has been painted multiple times over the years.
0:49: The original radiator for a covered wagon is still kept in a box on the property.
1:06: Wayy has lived on the farm for 82 years and possesses a vast array of cars, tractors, and farm equipment.
6:07: 🚗 Elderly man showcases his collection of vintage cars and tractors, including a 1955 Chevy Belair.
6:07: The vintage car displayed has unique features added over the years, making it a rare find.
6:29: The man's love for cars is evident through his well-maintained collection and attention to detail.
7:06: The man has owned the tractor for around 40 years and had it repainted.
12:34: 🚗 Elderly man owns vintage Chevy Belair for decades, stores various cars and tractors in barns.
12:34: Chevy Belair purchased from a neighbor with low mileage
13:05: Plan to explore other cars and tractors stored in barns
13:10: Intend to visit the house later on in the video
18:24: 🚗 Man owns vintage cars and tractors, including a 67 Chevrolet and a 48 M model, with interesting histories.
18:24: Owner acquired the 67 Chevrolet from a junkyard 20 years ago and restored it extensively.
19:32: Another 48 M model was used on the farm with a blade attached to the front for various tasks.
24:53: 🚜 Man's father worked in furniture factory and owned a lawnmower and bicycle.
24:53: Man's father worked in a furniture factory in Virginia.
26:07: There is an old lawnmower in the building that has only been used once.
26:25: There is a bicycle with a blade out front for running with a battery.
31:54: 🚗 Elderly man's grandson now owns a vintage car stored in a barn, alongside other vehicles, with historical significance.
31:54: The vintage car was purchased by the grandson's grandpa in Winston Salem, North Carolina.
32:54: The covered wagon stored in the barn was used for traveling in the past.
33:05: Covered wagons were commonly used for transportation to church and town in earlier years.
40:23: 🚗 Man reminisces about old buggy and storage shed contents in barn
40:23: The man recalls buying a buggy from his neighbor years ago
40:57: The storage shed contains various items including oil cans and an old sack
41:36: He mentions trying to hook a horse to the buggy but it didn't work out
47:37: 🚜 Elderly man reminisces about working with horses and mules on the farm before transitioning to tractors.
47:37: The man recalls working with horses and mules on the farm before switching to tractors.
48:19: He mentions having two horses and later adding a mule to the farm.
48:26: The transition from horses and mules to tractors occurred when the farm acquired tractors.
54:16: 🚗 Elderly man discusses history of Reynolds and barns on his property.
54:16: Mailboxes alternated yearly on his property
54:50: Reynolds connection from Virginia to North Carolina
55:23: Discussion on transitioning a barn to gas heating
1:01:13: 🚗 Man's extensive collection of vintage items including cigarette advertisements, bottles, and display items.
1:01:13: Man has a variety of vintage items collected over the years, such as cigarette advertisements and bottles.
1:01:54: The collection includes old yoyos and display items, some of which are considered pretty old.
1:02:25: The man's collection is vast and diverse, with items stored in every room resembling a museum.
1:09:43: 🚗 Man showcases vintage cigarette rack and discusses collecting items from stores in North Carolina.
1:09:43: The man displays an old rack for cigarettes with various brands on it.
1:10:01: He talks about collecting items over the years, including Winston Salem and Camel cigarettes.
1:17:07: 🚗 Man owns a vintage truck from Virginia, reminisces about similar models, and has a collection of cars.
1:17:07: Truck is a 1979 model with 66,000 miles, acquired from Virginia.
1:17:31: Man recalls family and neighbors owning similar trucks in the past.
1:18:14: The man has a collection of cars and tractors stored in barns, along with two dogs.
1:24:46: 🚗 Man owns various vintage cars and tractors, storing them in barns with accumulated junk.
1:24:46: Man discusses storing chairs and equipment in barns
1:26:09: Mentions owning a 1971 Caprice and other vintage cars
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All Comments (21)
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A man in his 80s surrounded by his whole life in a world of his own making in peace and solitude.
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This is my grandpa, Wayniee. The lessons he has taught me in those barns or on one of those tractors, I will forever be grateful for. One of the kindest and selfless individuals you will ever meet.
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A man of 63 today I so appreciate seeing and hearing the memories of this absolute gentleman. Thank you for letting us get a glimpse of a true American legend.
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It's sad that when people like him are gone ,their knowledge is gone except for videos like this
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I guarantee that an old farmer like this can predict the weather better than any government weather bureau.
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Wow The history he knows should be recorded, and the stuff is worth a ton of gold
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No telling how many hundreds of thousands of dollars are sitting on this farm. One of the best videos on YouTube. I am 63 & came from a family that had a lot of the same history seen in this vast equipment shown here. I smiled & had a few tears run down my cheeks remembering the Good Ol’ Days of yesteryear! What a Video!! Thanks a million for posting
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His entire property is a time capsule, ABSOLUTELY amazing.
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He is a good man you don’t find men like him any more a true American that loves his past his heritage and where he come from to the point he would protect it with his life Wayniee is a super man he reminds me of my pap the stories could never get old I would take them all in to keep his memories going on forever it’s so important to love your family it’s a forgotten thing in todays world
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Its an honor to watch this video thank u and wayniee
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This man is a true national treasure. I would love to spend just part of the day sitting on the back porch talking with him. Really enjoyed seeing his collection, thank you.
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WOW!!!! What a fantastic guy!!! Don’t find guy like him everyday that will let you come up and make videos of everything they have.
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What a cool guy and he remembers everything about his stuff. Pretty interesting !
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It will never be quite the same around there, when Mr Wayniee passes on. I'm glad to see his grandson here in the comments. I hope it's in the tea leaves for these wonderful memories to stay in the family. God bless the days when a man could work on his own machines and knew how to do it. God bless life before the internet in a lot of ways. God bless this Gentleman.
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Thank you John Ward for making these kinds of videos where we can all go back in time and see wonderful folks who lived simply but were far richer then anyone today trying to scrabble out a life .
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If you buy a car for investment and never enjoy it it’s worthless, I you buy a car and create memories with friends and family it’s priceless. Glad to see these have been enjoyed.
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Nostalgia at its finest, the 55 Bel-Air is absolutely BEL-utiful.
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He has a History museum. I would love to be walking around listening to his memories. He just don't know how much of a gold mine he's sitting on.
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Miss my father. That's a beautiful thing about people like this man. When you grow up and get the hang out with people like that.
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I'm at a loss for words. I could listen to that man and look at things for a month straight.
