model t, 1900s. >> that is on us om. >> a hubcap off model t ford, awesome. >>ob, bro. takes time it. >> like it. >> good job, bro. >> model t was' treasure of its time, they were trail blazing here. with the old model t ford. - >> goo[jasd luck catching me jep. >> you missed something. >> i haven't gone that way, walked past it, i saw your - foot[jep tracks. >> i didn't that is a goode ba signbble. >> something good. >> coinage.ke 18. i see s sienna. >> like a -- v . >> a very nickel. >> a never found one of these. >> i never seen a nickel, in that good a shape. >> i have not either, we'rece 5 minutes in. >> we were like, 6 fi feet apart, you found something descent, i found something amazing. >> you stay there. >> okay. >> well you just watch, i hear some thunder. >> good find. got another bullet, coins,amaz it is ing a coin. >> 1919. >> wood lawn is amazing, we finding stuff like crazy in a vintage brass door knob. >> i unique one, i think i could be wrong. i think this is some kind of a civil war era bullet. ier never found one of these, i need to study myi bulletdo

model t. it's gotta be old, early 1900s. - [jep] that's awesome, dude. - a hubcap off a model t ford? awesome! ke it. [bell rings] i like it. - [jep] good job, bro. - the model t was a treasure of its time. i mean, they were trailblazing here with the old model t ford. good luck catching me, jep. - hey, you missed something right here, dude. - [jase] well, i ain't even going that way. - yeah, you walked right past it, i saw your foot tracks. - [jase] no, i didn't, but that's a good sign. - [jep] uh-oh. - [jase] you got something good? - coinage. [jase babbles] 18, i see 18 on it, is that like a v? that's a v nickel i think for that year. - [jase] it is a v nickel, i see the v. - [jep] that's the best looking lady liberty, baby. i've never found one of these, i don't think. - [jase] i've never seen a nickel, if that's what it is, in that good of shape. - i haven't either. dude, we're, like, five minutes in. we were, like, six feet apart. you found something decent, i found something amazing. - you know, you need to stay right there, 'cause lightening ain't gonna strike there again. - oh, okay, w

one of his friends was wealthy enough to own model-t ford, the first model-t was made in 1913, revolutionized the world. this car changed everything about life in the united states. in manufacturing, for sure but also in terms of travel in of where you might think about taking a vacation all the way up to the independence of of kids, you know, to off get away from their parents lord knows how many you know, unintended pregnancies of on and on all because of this invention, the inexpensive reliable car the model t kansas city was the second place in the world they were manufactured. so bob long had a model t, he was 18. charlie and his friend edgar snow, who went on to become one of the world's most famous journalists but at that time was 16 and along with charlie, they decided they were going to drive from kansas city to los angeles. the hang up was that there were no roads from kansas to los angeles. there was a little guidebook. there was a group here, kansas city, the old roads association. it was its president for a couple of years was a guy out of work named. harry truman of, the old roa