Exploring Tradesman's Trunks and Unique Finds

The video features a discussion about the speaker's love for Plymouth cars, highlighting a vintage dealership poster from the 1940s. A negotiation over the poster's price ensues, showcasing the art of bargaining. The video then shifts to a tradesman's trunk from the 1930s, explaining its historical use and modern repurposing. Finally, the speaker shares their passion for treasure hunting, seeking unique and valuable items in various places.

What was one of the speaker's first cars?

• A 1949 Plymouth convertible

• A 1950 Ford sedan

• A 1960 Chevrolet Impala

• A 1970 Dodge Charger

Where did the New Old Stock picture originate from?

• A local museum

• A car show

• An antique shop

• St Clair Motors dealership

What is notable about the Plymouth picture despite its condition?

• It is a black and white photo

• The colors are still vibrant

• It is a digital print

• It has a modern frame

What was the final agreed price for the Plymouth picture?

• $300

• $200

• $250

• $285

What was the primary use of a tradesman's trunk in the 1930s?

• Storing clothes

• Carrying tools

• Transporting food

• Holding books

What modern uses do people have for tradesman's trunks?

• As garden planters

• As outdoor benches

• As coffee tables or storage devices

• As pet houses

How much did the speaker originally pay for the tradesman's trunk?

• $20

• $5

• $100

• $50

What was the selling price of the tradesman's trunk?

• $150

• $200

• $250

• $300

What is the speaker's approach to finding unique items?

• Visiting back roads and flea markets

• Shopping online

• Browsing department stores

• Attending auctions

What term does the speaker use to describe their search for unique items?

• Rusty gold

• Bronze quest

• Silver search

• Golden hunt