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Love classic cars❤

So neat to see them all. Would be amazing to see them up and running!

My Mom and Dad are buried at Parkhill cemetery. It’s one of the largest in Columbus.

thats so neat the little dolls. Enjoy watching ! i love when you read the sayings on the graves most of all thoigh. Thats what brought me here!

Fairlane interior seats looked to be White and grey which would indicate that story about it originally being painted grey and white could be true.

Wonder if this video was techy enough for all the car club critics. Funny, I don't see ant of them here.... The interior of the blue and white Fairlane supported the story about that the exterior being gray and white originally. The interior was gray and white. Enjoyed this video but didn't understand the technical stuff. That's just me.

Please go back there at night😅😅

RC and a Moonpie

👍👍👍😎☕

I sure wish someone would clean the soap stone grave stone. It is so special......

Joy: did you use ANCESTRY for some of your research?

Billy and I at one time had a car restoration shop and we used the "1 Ton" to haul cars. That thing would pull a house off it's blocks if both transmissions were in low gear. What he said about the brakes was true. Once he had to stop quick when a traffic light changed unexpectedly while we were pulling a car on the mentioned gooseneck trailer and had to downshift both transmissions one after the other to help us stop, because the brakes weren't going to make it happen alone. Good times....lol

neat video and even interesting.

I heard that & it sounded like a man with boots on walking around in there & I will have to say I aint never seen a man comin out from under a house as the way u did I'm still laughing at u & how do I find the other part to this video ?

My kin came from Georgia, the Harris side. They were all primitive Baptist. They still do sacred heart songs. Precious memories.

Love all of these!

Most likely the house was two sections. And then joined together. It was common to have the kitchen separate from the main house. Since the most likely location for a fire was the cooking area. This way the main section of the house could be saved from a fire. Also in a lot of the older houses you could see a steel loop stick out of the side of the chimney. This was so if there was a chimney fire, you could pull the chimney away from the house. Saving the main building.

This house was once very beautiful at one time. Thank you for the tour and the history of the materials to build, rebuild and fix.

Thanks for taking care of our veterans. And any cemetery you take care of. Hopefully a flag will be placed thank you . I know wet and forget is working on being acceptable

Love your channel and classic cars

So it sounded like the Biggers family had many kids could’ve been like 10 or 12 of them and one went into the military, but they all perished. All died of childhood diseases back in the pre-Civil War. Or there after that summer there’s should’ve had a flag next to their his grave, because even though he’s confederate, he’s still in American and it should’ve had a flag there because it’s only right to do that so someone should pick a place up like that next to his grave. How do I come across that cemetery and I saw that the sun was in the military and died I would replaced a US Flag there, if I were there?

I’m a Mopar guy that loves all brands. That said, one of my very favorite pieces of eye candy on wheels is the ‘57 Ford. I am particularly fond of base-model, low-optioned six/stick cars, such as a 2-door Custom 300, and of course the rare Courier.

Gosh I would love to see all three running. I do love old cars,back when they had style.

My favorite is the 57 Ford!!!

Love that Ranchero, hardly see them here in NZ either.

Cool old cars. The blue Ford looks great. That white, late 70's Ford is awesome truck. Its got that grill stile which is my favorite on those Ford trucks. 👏

Double fire place likely indicates a two family home.

I never heard of a Ranchero. Guess Chevy stole the idea then.

Oh wow😮😊

Wow. I love those two 57s. Amazing cars. And that truck outside is really cool. I was amazed the way his dad built it. I'd love to have seen it run back in the day. So cool.

My dad had 3 1957 Fairlanes when I was growing up…one that he wanted to restore and 2 for parts cars. He ended up selling them when I was a teenager. I’ve always loved them.

@ 32:18 someone whispers "yeah". Was it one of you guys?

Those backwards '9's - If you notice, the 'N's are backwards, too. I wonder if whomever carved that out was dyslexic.

I love old cars, Cars that have seen everything, too bad they can't talk😅

Great video! And that 57 Ranchero would fit you perfectly; you’d wear it well! 😁

Why lids instead of gravestones?.Did people want the graves to remain invisible ?.

This is what UA-cam is all about.

It would be so rewarding to have the equipment and abilities to go around and clear/clean up grave yards like that. Clear small trees and brush tall grass etc.

Imagine that Ranchero with a complete frame off restoration!

Such entertaining stories! I love how Billy took us back telling the histories. Gorgeous vehicles. Thanks for taking us along!😊

I haven't watched yet but do you KNOW all these cars?? I need vin numbers the works! 😅. That truck is my favorite! Now that I've started the video it's weird how this video starts with the cars being for sale and people are not commenting about what you should do or "how dare the owners!". Weird!!

Wouldn’t all that cardboard be a fire risk?