Mike: What's that smell? Do you got your shoes off?
Jersey jon: No, it's kombucha.
Mike: Oh gah- you're into the kombucha thing?
Jersey jon: Yeah.
I make kombucha at home.
It's gut health, man.
You should be doing it more, man.
Mike: I know what a scoby looks like.
Mike: Anything that looks like a scab floating in a pool...
...I don't want to drink from it, man.
And seriously, that stuff stinks!
Jersey jon: You know what...
I brought a couple of bottles for you,
But I'm going to save them for your brother.
Mike: [laughing] robbie's not going to drink that crap!
Jersey jon: Yeah he will.
Mike: No he won't!
Jersey jon: Robbie listens to me, man.
Mike: You don't want to mess with robbie's gut.
Trust me, that guy would peel the paint
In our bedroom when we were little.
Jersey jon: [laughing]
Mike: I mean, whoa! I'm telling ya.
♪♪
Danielle: ahh!
Robbie: Man...
Danielle: Yes, we're all right.
Robbie: ...Bumps from nowhere, out of nowhere.
He said he's going to be right here at this building.
Danielle: Oh this is it, ooh.
Robbie: This is the building.
Danielle: Oh wow.
Robbie: This is a huge warehouse.
He wasn't kidding when he said he had a lot of stuff here.
Danielle: Oh she likes it!
Robbie: John!
John: Hey guys.
Robbie: Wasn't sure to get down here,
But I'm glad I made it. Dude.
John: Man, I'm glad y'all made it too.
Good to see you, bud.
Robbie: Good to see you, buddy, good to see you.
John: How're you doing? John fields, nice to meet you.
Danielle: Danielle, nice to meet you.
You're friends with this one.
John: Unfortunately.
Danielle: I apologize.
John: Yeah?
Thank you. Thank you.
Danielle: Yeah.
You must have to go through a lot.
Robbie: In the 8 years I've known john,
He's always sending me killer photos of stuff.
Robbie: Just show us the stuff.
John: Alright, y'all got it, c'mon,
C'mon, c'mon...
Robbie: Show us the good stuff, you've been
Bugging me for 5 years to come down here.
John: C'mon, c'mon, c'mon...
Alright, here it is.
Robbie: Give us the 2-cent tour.
John: Y'all got it.
Man, you weren't kidding when you said you have warehouses!
John: Accumulation of 30 years of hoarding.
How did you get, how did you come across all this though?
I mean this isn't just accidental
John: Well, just local history.
Everybody knows that the dentist that collects local stuff.
John: I'm a dentist.
Uh... I've been doing it for 30 years.
I mainly take out teeth, I don't do general dentistry.
But I love what I do.
Danielle: That's incredible.
Robbie: Man, you have some incredible stuff.
Danielle: Yeah.
John: Well thank you.
Most everything on this wall is local,
In and around columbus.
You know, I sort of pruned a lot of my collection
Just to mainly have local stuff.
John: I always wanted to buy stuff,
As I've gotten older, that told a story.
And I think I got that from my mom just from her
Collecting primitive furniture, you know,
And having a story, where it came from.
Danielle: Ahaha! Hey john!
Is this just like a little makeshift chicken coop?
John: You know uh...
Danielle: What is this?
John: It has a date on it. And it's- it's...
Danielle: May 1934.
John: ...I heard it was used in the military,
That's all I know.
And I've had it forever.
Danielle: Is it a pigeon coop, or...?
John: Could have been.
Danielle: Pigeons have always been used during wartime,
Because of their homing ability, because they can
Find their way to and from easily.
So I'm pretty sure this is a pigeon coop.
Danielle: Can you hear the pigeons?
Can you hear them in there?
John: [making dove cooing sounds] I hear them,
Don't you hear them?
Danielle: [making dove cooing sounds]
John: I hear them.
Danielle: Wait, is that a dove or is that a pigeon?
What's a pigeon sound like?
John: Uh... [making bird sounds]
That's a dog...?
Danielle: [laughs] john: Something like that.
Danielle: You don't know, I don't know.
John: No.
Danielle: This is an item that honestly can just be repurposed.
We could use it for a table,
Repurpose it into a planter, a light.
There's so many uses for it.
Danielle: What you got to have for it?
John: Uh... 50 bucks.
Danielle: 50 bucks, I'm definitely willing
To take that risk.
John: Alright.
Alright, good deal.
Danielle: Yeah, I think that's perfect.
John: What I like about collecting,
Sometimes you don't know what things are.
And then there's somebody out there
"smarter than you are."
[distant dog barking]
♪♪
Mike: Dude, this is it right here...
Jersey jon: Yeah, here it is.
Mike: Wow!
Jersey jon: Look at the live oaks, man,
With the spanish moss.
Mike: Yeah...
Jersey jon: Whoa, look at the house!
Mike: Oh man...
Mike: The further you get down the driveway,
The more lost in time you feel.
Jersey jon: Whoa, look at this place!
Mike: Wow...
Jersey jon: Look at that. Hah!
Mike: I mean, just being drawn into this southern belle.
The beautiful lady at the end of the road.
Mike: That is so cool!
Jersey jon: Yeah, this place is awesome....
Look at the porch!
[honks horn]
Mike: Hey-hey!
Jill: Hi!
Mike: You jill?
Jill: I am, how are you?
Mike: Hey, I'm mike. Jill: Hi mike.
Mike: Dani call you and tell you we were coming?
Jill: Sure did.
Mike: Wow I gotta- I gotta, look at this. Whoa.
Jill: I know.
Jersey jon: Wow, this place is cool.
Mike: Coming off the porch on this thing. [laughs]
Jill: [laughs]
Mike: I'm mike. Jill: Hi.
Jersey jon: Hi, I'm jersey jon.
Mike: This is jersey.
Jill: Hi, how are you?
Mike: We both love old houses, we both love old buildings.
Jill: This is something else, isn't it?
Mike: As soon as you hit the driveway,
We were like, whoa!
Jill: It takes you back in time.
Mike: It really does.
Jersey jon: This is the stuff that we buy.
Jill: Alright.
Mike: It really does, yeah.
Anything from pinball machines to door stops.
He's into tools, you see, old tools.
Jill: Yep.
We have lots of this stuff here.
Mike: What year is the house?
Jill: Um, it's about turn-of-the-century. Uh...
Jersey jon: Wow.
Jill: He bought it when I was 15 years old.
Mike: Did it look like this? I mean, has he fixed it?
Jill: No. It was all overgrown. Jersey jon: Yeah.
Jill: He spent a lot of time and effort.
Mike: This whole thing was overgrown?!
Jill: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Wow.
Jill: He spent a lot...
Mike: Like you couldn't even see it.
Jill: Yep.
And as a 15-year-old, you're like, you know...
Has he lost his mind, taking this on?
Mike: [laughs]
Mike: The house looks like it's always been this way.
It looks untouched.
So it's hard for me to imagine the way she's describing it,
Where they had to cut it out of the woods.
Jill: So where are you from?
Jersey jon: [chuckles] jersey.
Jill: I tell you what, you're dressed kinda
Heavy for- for our weather down here.
Jersey jon: I- I know, I feel like...
Mike: See, I told you, man!
Jersey jon: I got to lose this jacket, man.
Jill: [laughs] it's warm here.
Mike: Thank you for that!
I know, he won't listen to me.
Jill: It's warm here.
Jersey jon: I... Jersey weather down here,
It was going to be like 30 degrees.
Mike: So where's your pops at?
Jill: So...
My pops is in the back, I'll take you around here to him.
Mike: That's his truck, I take it.
Jill: Yeah, that's his truck.
Mike: Is that his daily driver?
Jill: No, that's not- that's his joyrider,
I guess you could say.
Mike: Okay.
Jill: I don't know, he goes flea marketing and...
Mike: We noticed this right off the bat too.
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Jill: Yeah, that's been around for as long as I can remember.
Jersey jon: It's a '49 with a split window.
Mike: Yeah.
Alright, so what's going on with your dad?
Why did he decide to sell all of a sudden?
He's got a lot of room, obviously.
Jill: Um... He didn't. I did.
I actually reached out to dani.
And let her know about his collection.
Mike: Okay.
Jill: I feel like he is accumulating way
Too much stuff, every day.
Jersey jon: Is he selling stuff?
Jill: Yes.
Jersey jon: Is he into selling stuff?
Jill: Yes. He will tell you that everything
Is for sale for the right price.
Mike: Okay.
Jersey jon: Oh boy.
Jill: Yeah.
Mike: [chuckles] oh boy.
Jill: Yeah.
Mike: Oh yeah, here look it.
Jill: That's what he's going to tell you.
Mike: Look at the air boat!
Jersey jon: Wow.
Jill: Yeah.
That's... These are his toys.
[air boat noises getting louder]
Mike: Oh yeah.
Jersey jon: Woo!
Mike: Woo!
That'll cool things off a bit.
Jersey jon: That's power, man!
Mike: Yeah, yeah!
[air boat revving]
Mike: Yeah! Dude!
Mike: That's so cool.
We live on the mississippi river,
We don't have stuff like this there, man.
Jason: [laughs]
Mike: Hey, I'm mike.
Jason: Jason, jason black.
Mike: Ah jason, nice to meet you.
You guys firing this up for the first time?
Jersey jon: How are you?
Terry: I'm terry.
Jason: Yes sir.
Jersey jon: Jon. Terry, nice to meet you.
Terry: Terry black.
Mike: Blowing the cobwebs out of it from the winter time?
Jill: Yep.
Jason & terry: Yeah.
Jill: These are some of the guys I called about
Looking at some of your stuff.
Terry: Alright.
Jill: Here's a list of the stuff that they are interested in.
Jill: About a year ago, my dad asked me,
"baby, what are you going to do with all
My stuff when I pass away?"
And I told him, I'm going to call somebody to come look at
It who will love it and cherish it the way that you have.
Jason: There's a bunch of that old stuff around here,
That's for sure.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: What are you into?
Like, what are you into collecting the most?
Terry: Whatever's cool.
[group laughing]
Terry: I've enjoyed everything that I've played
Around with and collected and...
You know, I guess I figured that it was time for somebody
Else to enjoy some of this stuff, you know.
Mike: So what kind of critters are you guys running
Into out on the back water around here?
Terry: Oh you see, you see everything.
Jersey jon: Do you have gators up this way?
Jill: Oh yeah.
Jason: Oh yeah. Gators as big as us, long as the boat.
Jersey jon: Really! Jill: Huge.
Terry: Yeah, as long as this boat.
Jill: You think when you're on the lake that you see it all,
But until you get back in the swamps and...
Terry: There's a whole 'nother world.
Jill: There is.
There's a whole 'nother ecosystem.
Mike: I've never been in one of these things, man.
Terry: Water is optional for these.
Jill: Yeah.
Mike: Really.
Jill: Yeah.
Mike: You can across land in it?
Terry: Oh yeah.
Jason: I could load it right now,
Drive it across the yard.
Jersey jon: So the tiller directs the
Air back and forth, right?
Jason: That's right.
Mike: Yeah.
Terry: Yeah, that's how I blow leaves over here
And blow leaves over there.
[group laughing]
Mike: So were a lot of these outbuildings in
This condition when you bought the place?
Terry: Well, they were pretty bad off,
But they hadn't gone down.
That one's actually gone down in the last year.
Mike: Can we look in there?
Terry: Yeah I don't mind, you know.
Jersey jon: Great.
Terry: Be glad to kind of show you around there.
Mike: Yeah.
Jason: Yes, buy all you can. Shop away.
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Mike: Hey man, good to meet you.
Jason: It was nice to meet you, I'll be right here
Tinkering with the boats.
Mike: Alright, my friend.
Jersey jon: Thank you, man.
Jason: Yes sir.
Jersey jon: Appreciate it.
Jason: Yes sir.
Mike: Very cool.
Mike: She was saying the house was around
The turn-of- the-century.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: Is that what you guys have researched?
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: And then the people that built that house,
What did they do for a living?
Terry: He farmed this land.
He had 2,000 acres.
Mike: 2,000 acres!?
Jersey jon: Wow.
Terry: The big one that fell down was a mule barn.
Back in the day, that's how they farmed this place.
Terry: If you hear anything weird,
Like you know, cracking, creaking,
Changing, moving, run like hell for the
Nearest exit and dive out.
Mike: I hear ya.
Terry: 'cause this is pretty much a death trap.
Mike: I like this, this pulley, man.
Look at the size of that sucker.
It's a freakin' bruiser.
Look at that thing.
Jersey jon: Dang, mike.
Mike: This would have been used as part of a block-and-tackle.
It looks nautical, it's got that going on,
But its sheer size is really the only reason
I'm interested in it.
Mike: So what are you thinking on the block? Um...
Jersey jon: It's a big one.
Mike: It is a big one.
Terry: I don't know.
You know, what do you, what are you thinking about?
Mike: Um...
50 bucks.
Terry: Hm 75.
Mike: 75.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: Alright so, I want you to respect me, so 65.
Terry: Yeah right.
[group laughing]
Mike: Alright.
Terry: Alright yeah.
Mike: Thanks, man.
Mike: This is going to be décor.
How it's going to be used, that's up to
The person that buys it.
Jill: That would make a neat lamp.
Put some wires through it, a base on it.
Mike: Yeah, yeah that's what I was talking about.
Somebody can repurpose this for some other reason.
Yeah absolutely.
Jill: That- that would be awesome.
Jill: I don't collect the way he does.
But I do appreciate old things, and repurposing old things,
And put life back into it.
Mike: I like where your mind works.
Jill: Yeah.
Mike: See, you're teaching her something.
Jill: [laughs] terry: Oh yeah, yeah.
♪♪
[train horn sounds]
Robbie: I wanted to ask you about these.
I love license plates.
John: The only one that I'd want to keep would be this one.
Robbie: "the friendly city"?
John: And, and, I can't sell that because that's our slogan.
John: If I have doubles of it, I'll share it with you.
Robbie: $200 for all of them.
John: That's a deal.
Robbie: That a deal?
John: Yeah.
Robbie: Alright. I appreciate you.
John: Man no, thank you.
Robbie: I appreciate you.
John: That's pretty cool to me like,
It's not just staying here in columbus,
It's going somewhere else.
John: This is all railroad stuff, scattered everywhere.
Danielle: This is all railroad stuff in here?
John: Yeah. Like this...
I have a bunch of whistles.
Danielle: Except... Except for the peter max sign?
John: Yeah. He had a great eye.
I mean, his design was so cool.
I love it.
Danielle: So what do you think you got to have
On this guy to make it worth selling?
John: 100 bucks.
Danielle: I was thinking 75.
You want to meet in the middle?
John: Sure.
Danielle: 85? John: 85.
Danielle: Yeah, alright.
John: Thanks, thanks.
You're easy... To work with.
Danielle: Yeah I hear that all the time.
John: I love... Do ya?
Danielle & john: [laughs]
♪♪
Mike: Ooh... Ahahaha...!
Mike: The deeper I get into this barn,
The more I realize that this is what I call a
"repurposing pick".
Because there's not a lot of things in
Here of tremendous value.
Jill: What'd you find there, mike?
Mike: Some lights.
He knows what I found, I saw you look over at me like,
I remember that.
Jersey jon: What are those things?
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: They're just like early sconces, you know.
Terry: Yeah these are, yeah these are early-
Jersey jon: Electric?
Mike: Yeah.
Terry: You put them on a pole or,
You know, on a light, on a electric pole.
Mike: Yeah see, that would have been electric.
Jersey jon: Oh they're cool.
Mike: It's only got one top, though.
You never did find this, the other top?
Terry: No, but I can, I can make one of those.
Mike: Oh you can make that?
Terry: That's just what, a plate that's welded right there?
Mike: Yeah.
How long would it take you to make something like that?
Terry: I could make one of them in an hour.
Mike: Really?
Jersey jon: Really.
Mike: So he could do that while we're here then, right?
Terry: Possibly. Mike: [laughs]
Jersey jon: I'll help you.
Mike: These 2 pieces are basically what's left
Of an early sconce.
It's cast iron, it's got kind of a medieval, gothic, rusty look.
Mike: Did they come off the house?
Terry: They were around here.
I can't say where they came off of.
Jersey jon: How old do you think they are?
Mike: I think they're 'teens.
Jersey jon: Yeah?
Terry: They're pretty, they're pretty primitive. Um...
I don't know, a couple hundred bucks?
Mike: Really?
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: I don't know, okay.
Terry: Am I thinking too much?
Mike: I mean, for me you are.
Terry: For you?
Mike: I mean...
Terry: How much do you, how much do you wanna...
Mike: For me on the pair...
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: Like 60 bucks apiece.
Terry: Let's do it.
Mike: You want to do that?
Terry: Yep.
Mike: Yeah, and that gives me a little bit of room.
Mike: These are the kind of pieces that are used
For inspiration to make reproductions.
And they will actually age the metal to look just like this.
These are the real deal.
Terry: Anybody with any, you know,
Skills could make you that.
Mike: Alright.
Jersey jon: You're looking at the wrong guy there.
Jill: This one's got the skills to do it.
Mike: Yeah.
Yeah, I got the skill to dig it out.
[train horn sounds]
Robbie: Records and things. Is that local?
John: This thing came from jasper, alabama.
Robbie: Okay.
John: Uh...
It was on the front of a building.
Robbie: Yeah?
Looks like it was an old clock at one time.
John: I got it from a guy, and he remembered it
In the '60s and '70s.
And they sold records in there.
Robbie: Oh yeah.
John: And when they closed up, he got it off the building.
Robbie: 300 bucks.
John: I can do that.
I'm glad it's going to nashville, dude.
Records and things?
Robbie: Seriously. It's cool.
John: I'm just a dentist.
But history lover.
And I think it's our job to share it
And share our enthusiasm.
And you just hope...
Somebody catches your vision.
♪♪
Robbie: What's the deal with the jukebox?
John: Oh, I got those local.
It was a placed called the whispering pines.
It was a juke joint.
I got them a- a few months ago.
A guy had them.
John: He called me, he said, man,
There's some jukeboxes from the whispering pines
Coming up for sale.
And I'm like, you're kidding me, right?
John: This place was built in the '40s...
Robbie: Yeah?
John: And everybody used to go down there and get a beer.
It was wet.
Robbie: This jukebox here is from the '40s.
John: Yes.
Robbie: And then you got into the '50s here.
John: Yeah.
Robbie: This would have been in between.
John: Well, blume actually put these on location.
Robbie: Blume?
John: Blume triplet, that was his name.
Danielle: Blume triplet owned the bar.
John: Yeah. Um -hm.
John: Blume was a interesting guy.
He was a big collector.
It- it was a different era back then.
What he collected was mainly what he owned,
And he didn't know it was going to be valuable.
John: Whispering pines was demolished when a
Highway came through 10 years ago.
John: It's nice to be able to travel down that road,
But the town goes down.
I mean, nobody goes there anymore 'cause the
Highway went past it and that's what's wrong, you know,
We don't slow down.
Robbie: You want to sell these?
John: Yeah I'd be interested in selling them.
Robbie: The weird thing is, it doesn't have any of
The songs named on here, dani, none.
But the records are all in there.
Danielle: Oh they just didn't take the time to put the...
John: Wow. I've never noticed that, you know.
Robbie: Yeah.
Do you think this works?
John: Yeah.
I plugged that one up. I got the key...
Sitting in my dental office, unfortunately.
Robbie: Let's pull this thing out.
If this thing works...
Danielle: Yeah.
Robbie: When it comes to jukeboxes,
It's all about the music.
The seeburg 100, it took 100 45s.
Kicker is, it came from the whispering pines juke joint.
John: Uh-oh.
Here we go. There...
Robbie: Oh there it is, light came on.
Okay.
John: Let's see if it works...
Robbie: Oh.
These things you have to oil them,
There's so many mechanisms inside.
John: Right.
Robbie: This type box here is more desirable,
Because it has 100 records in it and it has 45s.
This played 50 records, it's an ami,
They were the lower end of the jukebox market,
In my opinion.
John: Right.
Robbie: These were hot 5, 6, years ago.
But it's only got 20 records in it, and it plays a 78.
John: Right.
Robbie: So the market value to me, is in... The 45s.
John: These... I gotcha.
Robbie: Is it old, is it old blues music that's in here?
John: You know I, we need to look,
'cause I- I don't know.
They guy that had it, all he collects is 45s, that's-
Robbie: The statler brothers.
John: That would have been...
Robbie: That was good music back then.
John: ...'70s. Robbie: Yeah.
John: '80s. Robbie: Yeah.
Robbie: What's this one? "rockin' pneumonia and
The boogie woogie flu." johnny rivers.
John: That's cool.
Robbie: That's good stuff. John: That's cool.
Robbie: What kind of number?
John: I'm thinking
Robbie: Give me a number.
John: 1,200 bucks.
Robbie: 1,200...
You know I could have as much as...
Between 6 and 8 getting it operable.
I don't know.
John: Right.
Robbie: Um... 950.
John: You're killing me, but I'm going to do it.
Robbie: Alright. I appreciate it.
Thanks, man.
John: 3's plenty. I gave him one, now I got 2.
John: Thank you, dude. I'm excited.
Robbie: It's one more spot that you can fit
Something else in it. Okay?
John: You're right, you're right, you're right.
Robbie: What else are we looking at in here?
Jersey jon: Lets's look at this... Ugh!
Whoa...
Mike: What do you got, jersey?
Jersey jon: Yo.
Mike: What is that, a lightning rod top?
Jersey jon: Let's see...
Mike: Remember that?
Terry: Yeah, yeah.
I picked some things up, they were laying all
Around the property and stuff.
Jersey jon: Faucets and stuff.
Mike: Oh that's cool.
Jill: That is all the original faucets that
Came out of the house?
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: You could reuse these porcelain
Knobs for anything.
Jersey jon: What's the whole bucket worth?
Mike: You want to see the bucket first?
Terry: She says that I don't throw away anything which...
Is I mean, kind of true.
Jill: He doesn't.
Jersey jon: I'd go like, 50 bucks on the whole bucket.
Terry: Yeah, I don't see anything in there
I can't live without, I don't think.
How about 75?
Jersey jon: Yeah, I'd do 75, that's cool.
Terry: Alright, cool deal.
Jersey jon: Thank you, man, I appreciate it.
Terry: Alright.
Jersey jon: Yeah thank you.
Terry: I figured, you know, somebody might
Want it at some point in time.
So I just threw it in that bucket,
And put it out there.
Jersey jon: This sink is cool.
Terry: Yeah, that's the old sink that was in the kitchen.
These may have been the faucets that were on those.
Jersey jon: 50 bucks on the sink?
Terry: Umm... Let's go 75 again.
Jersey jon: 65.
Terry: Alright.
Jersey jon: Alright?
Thank you, man, appreciate it.
Thank you.
Terry: Cool.
Jersey jon: Alright, what else you got going on?
Mike, what are you finding over there?
♪♪
John: Charles lindbergh had this.
Robbie: Ah... Charles lindbergh had this.
John: Yeah. It's a... I think half of a...
Robbie: Propeller. Yeah.
John: Propeller. Yeah, it's folk art. Umbrella...
Robbie: Umbrellas would have gone in there, or canes.
John: Yeah.
Robbie: And then your coats just hung up on there.
John: Um.
Robbie: What are you thinking on that?
John: 400?
Robbie: I was going to say 300.
John: Deal.
Robbie: Alright.
John: That's easy.
Robbie: Easy sell in the store.
Danielle: I'm going to rifle through here a little bit.
John: Keep going.
Danielle: This is a dentist cabinet, right?
John: Dentist, medical, yeah either way.
Danielle: Okay. Ahh, the beast.
Robbie: There you go. Ugh...
Danielle: Ah it's beautiful!
How about 450?
John: 450. I like it.
Danielle: Feel good about it?
John: Yeah.
Danielle: I feel good about it.
John: I like you better than him anyhow.
Danielle: [laughs] I like me better than him too.
John: I love working with danielle.
She has... A eclectic eye like me.
Danielle: This is another great piece too.
Robbie: Here, hold on a sec, let's see
The front of this thing.
Oh yeah, look at that!
Danielle: Yesss...
Robbie: Wow. This thing's huge.
John: Look, we're in the south, men do all the lifting.
Danielle: Well alright.
Robbie: What, are you trying to say that ladies
Don't work in the south?
John: No, no, no! We do all the lifting.
Robbie: Alright. Turn it up, like that.
Danielle: Yeah, there we go.
Robbie: All the way up.
Danielle: My favorite element about this cabinet,
Is the color.
That incredible robin's egg blue,
That's so hard to reproduce.
Danielle: That looks great.
Robbie: Wow!
John: Good gosh.
Danielle: Good, let's do it, let's do it, let's do it.
Robbie: There you go.
John: You're making me dizzy.
Robbie: Yeah, you're making me dizzy too, dani.
John: Just tear it off.
Danielle: Woo!
Robbie: There, it's all gone now.
Where did this come from?
John: Michigan, michigan.
Robbie: Michigan.
John: Yeah, yeah.
Robbie: Midwest piece.
Danielle: Looks midwest.
John: I was going to use it in our house,
But we ran out of room.
Danielle: Chh, you don't say.
Robbie: This is a pretty big piece.
John: Yeah.
Danielle: [laughs] john: Yeah. You know...
Danielle: I just always think it's pretty crazy when
Something was built to last this long.
And look at how hard it's been worn over time.
This cabinet has seen some stuff.
John: I wanted you to notice there's a rat hole right there,
You see it?
Danielle: Yeah.
John: Yeah.
They usually come with them.
Danielle: Yeah right?
John: Yeah, they always...
Danielle: Is it extra?
John: Yeah it's...
Robbie: You know the funny thing is,
If you look at that hole, look at- look at the hole, dani.
Danielle: Yeah.
Robbie: At one point, somebody covered that up.
Danielle: Yeah. John: Oh my gosh!
Robbie: There's something there, it was nailed in.
Danielle: Probably with some tin.
Robbie: That's funny that's down there.
Danielle: Right.
So what do you have to have for this one?
To let her walk out the door.
John: Oh I- I was thinking about 500.
Danielle: I'm in at 500, 'cause this is just a great piece.
This is great.
John: Oh good, I'm glad.
John: It's going forward, and then somebody
Else can appreciate it.
And that's really the best part of it.
Danielle: I think mike's going to be stoked on this.
John: Awesome. Robbie: Cool piece.
♪♪
Jersey jon: Ehhh... Mike: Wow.
Jill: There's so much stuff in here.
Mike: Woo! Wow.
Terry: Yeah, I had put a lot of stuff in here
And it was all decent stuff.
That irrigation system was sprayed in here
And just turned to junk.
Terry: It's kind of disappointing seeing some cool
Stuff that you tried to save and,
You know, you did the best job you could to try to save it,
But you live and learn.
Jill: [laughs]
Jersey jon: Wow this... This is florentine glass, look at that.
Terry: Yeah. Jersey jon: Ugh!
Jersey jon: I see these long leaf yellow pine doors,
Raised panels.
Jersey jon: The glass is like a florentine glass.
Terry: Right.
Jersey jon: It's a pressed glass decoration,
It was popular from like the turn-of-the-century
Up into the '20s.
Jersey jon: You got 1... 2... 3...
With the broken glass, missing the top rotted away.
Whoa... And this one...
I guess that's okay.
So what do you think you want on them?
Terry: Maybe, you know, 50 bucks apiece?
Jersey jon: Yeah... No... So you're talking...
150 for the 3?
Terry: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Jersey jon: I'd go 100 on the 3.
Terry: Um... 125.
Jersey jon: Yeah, I'll do that.
Just, I'll take the fourth one too.
Terry: Yeah, no problem.
Jersey jon: Thank you.
Terry: I want you to have it.
Jersey jon: Yeah. [laughs] thanks, man.
Let's see what else we got here.
Man, it's tight in here.
Whoa... Ha... Somebody in the navy?
Richard perry.
Mike: Jersey, look at this bar set.
It almost looks like it's from the '30s,
Just by the graphic on the glass, look at that.
Jersey jon: Oh it's cobalt blue.
Mike: Yeah, but I mean, look at the people on the glass.
Jersey jon: Oh that's cool.
Mike: It's got this little rack with it.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: Blue glass cocktail set, great graphics,
With the original carrier.
Mike: 20 bucks.
Terry: 30.
Mike: 25.
Terry: Alright.
Mike: Alright, 25.
Terry: Cool deal.
Mike: Alright. Appreciate ya.
Jersey jon: I like this, this is a... Us navy.
I think it's probably korean war or maybe vietnam.
It's not dated.
Jersey jon: It's in perfect shape.
There's not a moth hole on it.
It's really nice.
The flap on the back, got the beautiful embroidery stars.
It's very regal looking.
Jersey jon: I'd go like, $20 on it.
Terry: That's good.
Jersey jon: You're cool with that?
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Alright.
Mike: Here we go, now we're talking.
Did you serve?
Terry: No, no.
But I, you know, hunted a lot and I wore a lot of that.
Mike: Check that out.
That fits me perfect, man.
Terry: Yeah, yeah.
Mike: Look at that baby.
I like that box.
That'd be a good like, kindling box, a wood box.
Jersey jon: Yeah, next to the wood stove.
Mike: It's got great color.
Mike: There's certain early colors that really grab ahold
Of people, like robin egg blues and oxblood reds,
Mustard yellows and this evergreen green.
That's what takes it to the next level.
Mike: So we got the camo, and the box.
What are you thinking?
Terry: 50 bucks?
Mike: Alright, 50 bucks.
Terry: Cool.
Jersey jon: Awesome, man.
Terry: I just really want to kind of start re-homing
This stuff before it gets worse.
Mike: I'd like to look upstairs, man,
But I don't...
Jersey jon: Trust it yet?
Mike: ...Sketchy.
You can actually probably crawl up the side of the
Building from the outside to look in.
Terry: Yeah, maybe.
Terry: It was sad to see a lot of that stuff in that kind of
Disarray and running out of places to store it.
I've been dragging it out of those places so they just don't
Fall down on it and get completely lost
And just still trying to save it.
[wood crunching]
Jersey jon: Listen uh...
I'm really interested, this is a furniture clamp.
Mike: This whole thing's going to fall.
Jersey jon: Hey. This uh...
Clamp looks like it's holding the building up? [laughs]
Terry: Might be holding the whole thing up.
Jersey jon: But I don't want to let the building fall on us.
Alright, let me just loosen it up a little bit and see if...
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: ...Ugh... Alright, not creaking or nothing.
[crunching]
[creaking]
♪♪
Jersey jon: I'm really interested in- this is a
Furniture clamp. I think it's holding up the... [laughs]
Terry: Might be holding the whole thing up.
Mike: This whole thing's going to fall.
Jersey jon: Alright, let me just loosen it up a
Little bit and see if...
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: ...Ugh... Alright, not creaking or nothing...
Ugh!
[tense music]
Jersey jon: Good. Wow.
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Yeah that's a wexler.
Jersey jon: It's a furniture clamp that would
Clamp boards together.
It would squeeze them when you're gluing them up,
Or when your glue is drying.
Jersey jon: I'm definitely interested in buying this...
Terry: Alright.
Jersey jon: 'cause I can use it in the shop.
Um... 30 bucks.
Terry: Umm...
Jersey jon: I'd...
Terry: 45.
Jersey jon: I'll do, I'll tell you what.
I'll do 35 bucks.
Terry: Alright.
Jersey jon: Alright?
Terry: Good deal.
Jersey jon: Thank you, man.
Terry: Alright.
Robbie: Dani, what are you finding?
Danielle: Uhh... Yeah. I got interests back here.
John: Oh no.
Robbie: What!!
Danielle: What the hell is this?
John: [laughs] back in the late '70s,
We started a thing called the possum town pig fest.
It was a big deal, I mean, it was you know...
Robbie: Yeah.
John: ...Everybody went out, 'cause they cooked
At a cooking competition, barbecue.
Danielle: Okay.
John: And... That, I don't know where
Danielle: Oh. John: The pig's head is, but there was a
Paper maché head that went on top of that...
John: ...But I don't know where it is, but that was part of a...
Danielle: So it was part of a miss piggy kind of a thing.
John: Yeah. They decorated it up
Danielle: I mean, it is kind of the most important
Part of the whole entire thing.
John: Yeah... It is.
John: the- the- the- the...
The boobs...
Of what-do-you- want-to-say...
Anyhow...
Very eclectic, very different.
I can't remember where I got it from,
But it was used at one of these events.
You know, that was their decoration,
And it was really cool.
Danielle: It seems like they're really in good condition.
Like they're not... Crunchy or anything like that.
John: Yeah? Uh...
Robbie: [laughs]
Danielle: 'cause you have to look at that in old bras.
You have to see...
John: Yeah? I wonder...
Danielle: ...Is it crunchy, is it in good condition? [laughs]
John: I think...
Danielle: This thing's so dusty.
John: Um...
Danielle: What are you thinking?
John: Look um...
Danielle: Big ol' pig bosom.
John: I- you know, I can't...
Nobody's ever asked me about these things.
Robbie: [laughs]
Danielle: Of course not, 'cause I've never been here before.
John: And I don't ever use them anywhere.
And I'm thinking...
They're yours. Free -99. Free-
Robbie: Free-99. Free
John: -99. Free.
If I have the pig head, we find it,
You can have it too.
John: I'm glad somebody appreciate it,
'cause it's funny it's been sitting there.
Danielle: Uhh... I found a good piece.
You ready for this?
Robbie: What!!
Danielle: I found the head to the miss piggy boobs.
John: Wow.
Danielle: This is just a really fun piece of
1970s festival folk art.
John: I'll never use it, and I'd love for you
To take it with you.
I'm glad you got that.
Danielle: Yeah!
But I can't take this for nothing, this is huge.
How about 50 bucks for the whole set?
John: Uh... Definitely. We can do-
Danielle: Yeah?
John: We can do that.
Danielle: We're good with it? Okay, okay.
John: Yeah, we're good.
Danielle: Awesome.
John: It was cool like, "I want this."
I'm like, [claps] yeah you can get it.
[laughs]
♪♪
Jersey jon: What do you got here,
What's going on with this stuff?
Jill: It's samples of stained glass.
Terry: This one looks like fire.
Jersey jon: Oh yeah it does.
Jill: This is a lot.
Jersey jon: There's another box.
Jersey jon: The only institutions that could
Afford stained glass were churches.
Jersey jon: I like the color variation here,
Pretty neat, look at that.
Jersey jon: Before people could even read,
They could see the story of the bible
Through their church windows.
Jersey jon: You want to sell these things?
Terry: Yeah.
Jill: Oh that's pretty.
Jersey jon: Where did this stuff come from?
Terry: Um, from my friend's stained glass business.
His name was connor henry, and he had a shop in cameron.
Jersey jon: The value to me is in the restoration
Projects that I'm going to it in.
Jersey jon: Okay, so we got this root beer glass,
Like look at that thing, that's beautiful.
This caramel slag piece, I love.
Unicorn horn glass, whatever you want to call it.
Jill: [laughs] jersey jon: But boy it's...
It's pretty amazing.
Jersey jon: The alchemy of stained glass was fantastic.
This is an early science.
They're taking molten glass and putting colors in the glass.
Some of the colors are really hard to create.
Jersey jon: These people who made this stuff were just...
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: ...Real true artists.
Jersey jon: It's pretty amazing stuff when
They're doing this in, you know, 1400.
Terry: What are you thinking?
Jersey jon: Man, I don't know what to tell ya.
My knee-jerk reaction for price is like...
What we got here like 75 bucks, you know.
Terry: I was thinking... 125.
Jersey jon: 125 is fair, man.
Let me- I'll take a shot at it.
And I'll- I'll use it for something cool,
I'll send you a picture.
Jill: I would love to see the finished product.
Just to see the new life that's put back into that.
Mike: Architectural salvage.
Terry: That came from town.
I pick stuff up, you know, here and there,
Wherever I see it.
Jersey jon: I like these 2 posts right here.
Mike: Yeah.
Jersey jon: You want to sell these things?
Terry: Yeah I, you know.
Jersey jon: Ugh! Whoa...
Mike: So that one's missing the top.
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: I think the top's back there.
Wait, there it is.
Mike: There you go, there it is, right there.
Jersey jon: Oh man, it's grown into the tree!
Mike: [laughs] it's... [group laughing]
Mike: ...It's grown into the tree.
Jersey jon: Yeah, it's grown into the tree.
Mike: It's been a while.
Jill: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Cast iron posts are deep.
Jersey jon: That's what the top looks like.
Jersey jon: I do restoration work,
And these posts are period correct for a
Historic restoration.
And if I don't use them, I know somebody else will.
Jersey jon: Would you sell the- just the posts?
Terry: What are you thinking about?
Jersey jon: I'd go 100 bucks for 2 posts.
Terry: If I was going to break them up,
I'd have to go, you know, 100 on each.
Jersey jon: Yeah... I'd do 100 -and -a -half.
They're just cast iron posts.
Terry: Okay.
Jersey jon: Aluminum tops.
Terry: Alright.
Jersey jon: 100 -and-a-half?
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Thanks, brother.
Terry: Alright.
Jersey jon: Appreciate you.
Mike: Very cool.
Terry: I got them for free, so 150 bucks is,
You know like, you know...
How good is that?
Jill: That's a win-win.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: Jersey, man.
Jersey jon: What?
Mike: Alright here, let me pull this out for ya.
Jersey jon: Aww... It's a pussy cat.
Jill: Ah.
Mike: [chuckles] he's a cat guy.
Danielle: This is a bed?
♪♪
Mike: Yamaha, baby.
Terry: I used to ride that whenever I got here.
That's a 360.
Mike: To be honest with you, when I was a kid,
I don't remember seeing many 360s.
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: It's a good sized bike.
Mike: Do you have this tank?
Terry: Yeah, it's in there.
Mike: In this trailer?
Jill: Yes.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: What shape's that tank in?
Terry: In better shape than that.
Mike: Okay.
Mike: The dt360 was made in 1974.
It was a 1-year bike.
In 1974, I was 10 years old and my 2 heroes were
Billy jack and evel knievel.
Mike: These bikes are both of those things put together.
Terry: He tried to... You know, kick it over.
Mike: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Yeah, it's definitely locked up.
You can't even get the...
Mike: I mean, obviously those fork tubes are roached.
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Mike: What about any other 360 parts though?
Terry: I've got some cylinders, but I think they may be 250s.
Mike: This bike is extremely rough,
It could be saved, it could be restored if
You threw enough money at it.
But to me, I'm looking at it, it's a parts bike.
Mike: I'd be a player at like...
Like 500 bucks.
But I want that other tank.
Terry: Okay. I'm...
Mike: What are you thinking?
Terry: You do 6?
Mike: Let's go see how nice the other tank is.
Let's see how the...
Terry: Okay.
The other tank's been kept inside.
Mike: Alright, let's see how nice that is.
'cause that'll make a huge difference.
Terry: Okay. Yeah.
Mike: On the value of it.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: Parts-wise.
Jill: Yeah, he put this trailer here to um...
Store more... More stuff in.
Mike: Did you ever live in here?
Jill: Yeah, when I was a little girl,
He ran a business out of here.
Terry: I don't think so....
Jersey jon: Oh there you go.
Mike: There you go. Ohh... Art gallery, huh.
Jill: I never realized that he had as much as he had.
And to see what was out there was just... Like wow.
Terry: There's the tank right there.
Mike: This thing ain't that good. [laughs]
Not really.
Richard: [laughs] mike: It's okay,
I mean it's not... It'll clean up decent.
Terry: Oh yeah.
Mike: What's it say on top right there?
Terry: Chipmunks and chipmunks.
Jersey jon: Super chipmunk?
Mike: What did we say on the bike?
Terry: You were at 5, I was at 6.
Mike: Alright, the tank's...
How about 550?
Terry: Alright.
Mike: You want to do it?
Okay, alright.
Terry: Cool.
Mike: Alright, jersey.
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Mike: There's a lot of artwork in here, jersey.
Jill: I think for 550, a bike that's been sitting back there
That hasn't been used for who knows how long?
Is a good deal.
♪♪
Mike: Jersey, here's another one, man.
Jersey jon: Aw, another pussy cat.
Mike: [chuckles]
Jersey jon: Hey look it, I got this frame, mike.
Terry, so this is a...
Like a wormy chestnut frame.
See all the worm holes in there?
The 1890s chestnut blight, the fungus was killing all
The trees, the chestnut trees were dying.
Jersey jon: So the way you could tell wormy chestnut,
Is- it's got the worm holes.
That's the worms eating through the wood.
Jersey jon: It was kind of nice decoration.
Terry: Pretty wood.
Jersey jon: It's a pretty wood.
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: They milled it, and the worm holes were exposed.
So it gives the wood character and value.
Jersey jon: I'd take that for $20.
Terry: Umm... 25.
Jersey jon: 25?
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Ahh... Yeah, yeah, I'll do 25.
Terry: Okay.
Jersey jon: Yep, yep, thank you.
Mike: Stuff... Ugh... How about the bells?
Mike: A lot of guys that collect vintage motorcycles,
Collect anything related to vintage motorcycles,
Like leather coats, leather boots,
Leather pants, trophies, pennants, helmets.
Terry: They're kind of showing their age.
Mike: How old were you when you got this,
Do you think?
Terry: Oh god, probably 18.
Terry: Back in the day, they always said,
If you got a $5 head, wear a $5 helmet.
If it's worth anything at all, wear a bell star.
And that's what that was.
Terry: Those are probably why I'm still alive, yeah.
Mike: Yeah? [laughs]
Terry: [laughs] mike: They did their job.
Terry: Yeah. Jill: Yeah.
Terry: I got hit by cars 3 times and those were 2 bell star
Helmets that, you know, saved my life.
Mike: I mean, there's no liners to them at all...
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: This is all gone.
Jill: Yeah, it's gone.
Terry: Yeah they all, they all decayed away, huh.
Mike: But they would look good on a shelf.
40 bucks apiece.
Terry: Done deal.
Mike: Alright, thanks.
Mike: These bell helmets, the early ones,
Full-face, are getting harder and harder to find.
Mike: They're blanks.
Terry: Yeah.
Mike: So you could paint something cool on them too,
You know what I mean?
Jill: Yeah. Terry: Yeah.
Mike: They're a blank canvas.
Danielle: Is this a bed?
John: Yeah. I had it in college back in the day. [laughs]
Danielle: You did?
Robbie: [laughs] john: No, no, no...
Danielle: [laughs] can I pull it out?
John: Yeah, let's get it out.
Danielle: This is a round, plushy,
Red velvet bed.
Does it get any better than that?
Danielle: It's got mirrors inside of it!
John: I actually got that bed at all thrift store.
I've had it 7 or 8 years.
Robbie: Pull that out of there.
There you go.
John: It's just cool, you don't ever see them anymore, you know.
It's funky.
Robbie: This thing's massive! Danielle...
Danielle: Um...
Robbie: What do you got us doing?
Danielle: [laughs] this is nuts!
I feel like we're on a muppets set right now.
John: [laughs]
John: But if you had a place to use it, it's perfect.
Danielle: [laughing] yeah!
Robbie: Okay, now line it up.
Danielle: Look at it...
Danielle: Now this piece is more '70s,
It's a bit more contemporary.
Danielle: This is killer.
This is like... And you know what, its way too frickin' cool
To leave behind - end of story.
Danielle: This is it, this is everything.
Robbie: You guys have lost your minds.
Danielle: This is everything.
John: Just got to get her one little
Mattress made, that's it.
Danielle: I can make a mattress.
John: Yeah, that's fine, that's all you need.
Danielle: I could make a mattress for this.
Robbie: John, john, do not feed the animal.
Danielle: I'm totally into this right now.
John: I'm totally blocking him out.
Robbie: This is a red velvet bed!
Are you kidding me?
Robbie: John can just say it's not for sale.
Danielle: Is it for sale, john?
John: Oh it's definitely for sale.
Danielle: You want me to have it, john!
John: I- I'm with you.
Danielle: How bad?
John: I- really bad, I'm...
Danielle: How much are you going to sell it to me for?
John: $300.
Danielle: I want it. But I don't want it for 300. 2?
John: Get him back, deal.
Danielle: [laughs]
John: Deal, deal, deal!
Danielle: We're taking a bed home!
John: You get to load it.
Danielle: I know that the guys really love to collect the old,
Old, old vintage and antiques.
But there's a world full of people who
Appreciate vintage just like this.
They're going to be waiting to buy that bed.
Danielle: Robbie? Tah -dah!
Robbie: Holy cow! Wow.
Danielle: Awesome, right?
Robbie: Is that thing made of metal?
Danielle: All of it.
Robbie: There's a certain crudeness to
How this sign was made.
The fact that it's made from galvanized metal,
Hand-painted, really intrigues me.
John: I got this from a buddy up in new york.
I was going to use it in the house
And it's been sitting here.
Robbie: Does that mean it's for sale?
John: Yeah, I- I'd sell it, yeah.
Robbie: What do you got to have for it?
John: I'm thinking 1,500.
Robbie: [whistles] 1,000 bucks.
John: $1,000...
I'm going to have to say, deal.
Robbie: Alright, brother.
John: Thanks, brother.
Robbie: Hey!
That's awesome!
John: Thanks.
Danielle: Yeah ahh!
I feel real excited about this!
Robbie: Good looking there, dani, that's killer.
Robbie: I'll give dani a pass on the bed.
She did do me right on this sign.
Robbie: It's been a good day.
John: That was fun.
Danielle: Hey, I thought- I thought the men
Carried everything here in the south.
Robbie: What are you talking about men,
You want us to carry those things for you, dani?
[group laughing]
Robbie: Huh?
John: I met some of the coolest people
In the collecting business.
John: That was awesome, guys.
Robbie: It's been a good day.
Danielle: It's pretty great.
John: I've enjoyed it.
And made some great friends.
I mean, are you kidding me?
And- and that's priceless.
Robbie: All I'm going to say is, I'll remember this day forever,
'cause this thing I'll probably be toting around for how long?
Robbie: I truly feel blessed to have john as a friend.
John: Yeah.
Danielle: I'm doing it, I'm doing it.
Robbie: He's so humble, has nothing to do with money.
And everything in this world nowadays is driven by that.
Danielle: Thank you so much.
Robbie: Thanks, brother.
John: Oh man, yeah.
Robbie: I got to reach up to you, you're so damn tall.
John: I know, I know.
Danielle: [laughs] thank you.
John: I love you all.
Robbie: Appreciate ya.
Danielle: We love you back.
Robbie: Columbus, mississippi - man,
He is the keeper of the history of this town.
[honks horn]
Danielle: Bye john! Big john!
John: See ya!
♪♪
Jersey jon: I got some tools over I want you to look at.
I'd do 35 bucks.
Terry: 40 bucks.
Jersey jon: 40 bucks, huh.
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: I'll do that, if you throw in this other crimper.
Terry: Okay.
Jersey jon: Alright?
Terry: Good deal.
Jill: I don't know if that came off the house or not.
Mike: You can ask your dad if he'd want to sell it.
Jill: That's really pretty.
Mike: It's still- it's still got the old spring hinge on it.
Jill: Um, just the- the woodwork in that is
Really pretty in itself.
Mike: Yeah, absolutely.
Mike: Architectural salvage to me has always been
About the pieces and parts that demand attention,
Because of their design.
This screen door is exactly that.
Jill: Dad, did this come off the house?
Terry: Yeah, that was the back door for the...
Jill: For this house.
Terry: With that screen.
See all that stuff?
That was all, that porch was screened in.
Mike: You're going to put it back?
Terry: I don't know.
But if I do, I mean, I don't have to have this.
Mike: Uh... 120 bucks.
We're doing it? Alright.
Terry: We're doing it.
Mike: Thank you. Appreciate it.
Mike: To walk away with a piece of this house,
Is big to me.
Terry: When I first got this place,
It wasn't livable.
And I just tried to make it livable.
And I was trying to be, you know,
Very cautious that I did everything correctly and that
I didn't really do anything that was so incorrect that somebody
Down the road would go, "I wonder why he did that?"
[group laughing]
Terry: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Mike: Yeah, so you want to keep the integrity of it.
Terry: ...Yeah. I'd rather be guilty of not doing enough,
Than to be guilty of doing something wrong.
Mike: Doing too much, yeah.
Jill: Yeah.
Terry: I've never really wanted it to be pristine.
Now somebody else may, at some point in time.
That'll be their deal.
Terry: It doesn't have windows in most of the
Place because nobody had lived here in 60 years.
Mike: No windows?
Terry: No windows.
There was about that much leaves in the whole house.
Animals were living in there, bats were
Flying around in there.
Mike: Yeah?
Terry: You can see that wisteria right there?
Mike: Yeah.
Terry: That had grown up on the house where you
Almost couldn't even se the house.
Mike: It was almost like nature was protecting it.
It was like in a cocoon, you know.
And he was willing to cut it out piece-by-piece.
Because the thing is, you have to be really
Careful removing vines from wood.
Terry: I would let it go to the right people,
You know, if I found somebody that I felt like would
Follow up and do all the right stuff with it,
And bring it back to its original glory.
Terry: I'm to the point where I'm probably
Going to start kind of showing it.
Let somebody else take over this thing from where I've got
It and let them finish it the way they want to finish it
And enjoy it the way I have.
Mike: Jersey, look at how big this porch is.
Jill: Come on in.
Mike: Ahaha!
Jersey jon: Wow.
Mike: Jersey!
Jersey jon: Yeah, man.
Mike: Woo!
Jersey jon: Yeah, this place is outrageous.
Mike: Oh my gosh.
Jersey jon: Look at those pocket doors.
Mike: I've been in so many old houses,
So many old buildings.
I've restored a lot myself.
When I walked in there, it literally felt untouched.
Mike: Oh wow.
Look at this, jersey.
Look at these plaster walls.
Jersey jon: Look at the, yeah, look at the paint.
Mike: It's almost like they're faux painted now.
Terry: Yeah.
Jill: Yeah.
Jersey jon: Wow!
Mike: You guys have scrubbed them so hard.
Jersey jon: Look at this.
Mike: The amount of work that he took to be meticulous
With this project, is unbelievable.
Terry: Everything you see is the original paint color
In the whole house.
Mike: Wow.
Mike: Anybody else that would have bought this house,
They would have went into it, and they would have gutted it.
Mike: I mean, really I'm just... In awe that...
Jill: Yeah.
Mike: ...The inside of it has never been painted.
So this was all just washed and cleaned.
Terry: Yeah.
Jill: Yep.
Mike: Terry approached this project the way a team of
Archaeologists would approach a historical site.
Mike: It almost looks like it's all been white
Washed or like, pickled.
Mike: He wasn't trained in archaeology.
Mike: Jersey, look at this foyer.
Mike: He didn't go to school to be a preservationist.
All of this came from his heart.
Mike: I'd have like 10 motorcycles up here, man.
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Terry: Yeah, for sure.
Mike: You know.
Engines on the walls, jersey.
Jersey jon: Yep.
Mike: The house was untouched.
Mike: Transom windows.
Jersey jon: Look at the transom windows, yeah.
Mike: Can you imagine this all the breeze
Coming in here at night?
Jersey jon: Yeah.
Mike: It was preserved.
Jill: This is my favorite room in the house.
Mike: Yeah, I think it's mine too.
This is your favorite?
Jill: The lighting and just... Like I don't know.
Mike: Yeah.
Mike: It was just so beautiful.
Mike: Unbelievable.
Mike: Look at the brickwork on this.
Whoa...
Jersey jon: Yeah, that's faux painted.
Terry: I don't know, I don't think so.
Mike: So what do you think of what your dad did now?
Jill: I think it's beautiful.
Mike: You still think- you still think he's crazy?
Jill: No.
Mike: [laughs] jill: Nope.
Jill: For the last 20 years or so,
He has put his heart and soul into this house.
Keeping it alive.
And I think it's time in his life where...
He's ready to slow down and let go.
Yep. He loves it.
Mike: Wow.
Jersey jon: Look at this, man.
Mike: He preserved it in a way that no one else would.
Mike: Great.
Jill: Isn't that pretty?
Jersey jon: Wow, it's beautiful.
Mike: Incredible.
Mike: But what he did was unbelievable.
Mike: Thank you, buddy.
Jason: Yes sir.
Jersey jon: What do you got, jersey?
There you go, don't break the glass, man.
Don't break the glass.
Mike: It was so cool to be in the presence of a man that
Had such an incredible vision, that he didn't care
What anyone was saying about him.
He was focused, he was determined,
And he dug in.
Mike: We didn't get much, but had a good time.
Terry: Cool.
Mike: I think I needed to meet you.
I'm in the middle of like, a couple of different projects.
You recharged my batteries, man.
Terry: Oh.
Jersey jon: Yeah man.
Mike: You know how you get in the middle of something
And you're like, what am I doing?
I'm not questioning myself anymore.
Jill: [laughs] mike: Thank you.
Mike: He was crazy passionate and in love with this house.
That's what it takes to save some of this stuff.
Jill: To watch it be passed on to somebody who will love it
And appreciate it as much as he does.
That's where he's at. It- it's time.
Terry: This little place deserves that.
Jill: Yep.
[honks horn]
Jersey jon: So long, guys!
Jill: So long!
Mike: I'm... What am I doing here?
I'm like, I'm like...
What his name, will ferrell?
Robbie: That's my finger!
Danielle: Oh... [laughs]
You got more.
John: You look older than me anyhow.
Robbie: What!
Come on!
Mike: Ya woodpecker.
Jersey jon: Are we shooting yet?
Everybody working yet?
Mike: Yeah. [laughs]
Mike: You can't see?
Yeah come on, kombucha!
Danielle: "put a couple of transmissions, 2, 3
Transmissions up in there."
Robbie: Yeah.
Mike: How come we don't have any chili cheese fritos?
Off-camera: They're not good for you.
Danielle: Someone lost their shark drawers. Boop.
[laughs]