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Hello Freeman i said it before you have patience that tire or the hoist would be out the door or through the window great video thanks for having us over thank you ken

Loved this episode seeing the clutch install... always good for a refresher course being it's something that's only done once every while... can't wait to see the new location, you definitely deserve it bud! And that burrito? It's like old pizza that's been left out overnight 😂 I've eaten my share of it and I'm fine! Well, my wife thinks I'm strange 😂 Thanks for inviting us in the garage, I'll help you clean up! I'm off today 👍

Yeah those bolts are too short..

Every time I tell myself I’m going to be super careful and keep the paint on the engine prefect during install. Never happens! Good to see you back at it! Good luck with the move

Wonderful treat! Thanks for posting lil brother.

The gas station burrito: I would eat it IF… 1) Your bathroom is situated in an area that allows for privacy (meaning your wife won’t hear you in there) and; 2) You have plenty of TP on hand. 😁 Another great video. Made a lot of progress on this one.

Whould I eat it? Idk does a crow fly lol heck yes nuke it and yummy in tummy 😂😊

VERY NICE TO HEAR YOU FOUND A PLACE & YOU'RE STARTING TO MOVE, VERY NICE. Do you plan on driving this rig or hauling it to it's new HOME ? Well you just answered my question a bit later in the vid. " TRANSPORTING " GOT YA. Thanks so much, Sir.

Stop whining and narrate the d*** job it is not that difficult although for you I understand that taking a s*** might be difficult

Hi Richard, what a surprise!

Tires, exhaust, front sheet metal & more coming soon! For now, here's more '56 Chevy videos to watch: ua-cam.com/video/742TuYVh10Q/v-deo.html

GREAT Content.

Stumbled onto your channel today. You earned a new subscriber. Going back to watch your older videos on this channel and your other channel.

I don't understand how he has blown up I've not seen anything spectacular he has won or recognition of any builds

BTW I'm envious of the notched spare tire rear fender! Both rear fenders on mine are standard, but I wanna carry a spare in the cut-out. The long step parts aren't easy to come by, and the short box step fenders are NOT the same!

I have a 1969 K10 4x4 long stepside not running in my driveway. Your videos are very helpful, and give me the motivation get her running again. Currently an inline 6, with the original 350 sitting in the garage. Likely I'll get the 6 running and go n have some fun.

I like your style.

The OHV 195.6 is a great little engine, but make sure you torque the head and adjust the valves, and do so every 2 years, or you could crack the head.

A lot of tail chasing, but you got there in the end. Credit to you, great work.

Where's The '67 Chevy Stepside???

Hate to break it to you, but that ground cable should go to the engine...

Finally Freeman! It runs and drives! How many things can stand in the way of an old car? A lot if the vehicle was mistreated! We had a '62 Classic for about 1 year before the oil burning got real bad! Had that aluminum engine, bad engine.

Generally not a good idea to have a filter prior to a mechanical fuel pump. Better to have it after the pump. Also, speaking from personal - real life experience - I’d replace that glass filter with a plastic unit. I had one where the seals ended up leaking badly, and another time when I was stranded on the side of the road, I bump the line and it shattered the glass. Made a bad situation even worse. Anyway, keep up the great vids. Love seeing your progress on something unique, as well as your cool, mellow style.

Welcome back Richard! We missed you! I never doubted that you'd get her on the road again, that tranny was a labor of love and you did an amazing job, pat yourself on the back! Those people in the fancy neighborhood were soooo envious seeing that cool classic roll through! And did you grow a full beard in this 2 hour video! You animal you! 😅 Awesome video, thank you for bringing us along! Be well friend!

RIchard that's amazing getting that old beast back on the road. No snow up here yet ! & of course welcome back

😊 I feel like I can go on with my life now. Congratulations great job you made my day !

It was very gratifying to see the old Rambler take the car out for a drive at at last

Congratulations lil brother! Bake cookies in the house and it will sell.

Hello freeman excellent job you have patience she is running great nice job with fuel line loved the video good luck with the sale thank you ken

Glad you're back Richard! You had me concerned there. Praying for a safe and wonderful move for you and your family! Ramble on brother!😁

Congratulations on finally getting out on the road. Can't believe how many problems you had to address.

That was a fun ride!!

where have you been?? where you hiding from the Mafia

So glad to se you got it running and on the street. Thanks for the brief ride along at the end. Good luck with it. Enjoyed your video and am a new subscriber.

That junk should stay parked

In late 70's I owned a 1969 Rambler American. One of the better cars I had, 199 cu.in. six with 3 speed manual. It got 24 mpg on the hi way. The northern winters didn't treat it well, with1,15000 miles it had to be scrapped as it rusted so bad. Engine and trans were still running fine, I miss that rambler.

Yeah feel asleep lol rewind Oklahoma nice. I’m on Arkansas Oklahoma line oh you know the reason it’s always windy in Oklahoma because Texas sucks and Kansas blows 😂lol😂 just had to say it

After watching the full video, I have to say, congratulations freeman. The rambling rambler finally got to ramble.

You wouldn’t happen to know where to find a hydraulic unit for one of those Chevy trucks?

After watching for 1 hour I now feel its time for me to congratulate you on becoming a grandad. I say this because I assume it is now 10 years later and your daughter is nolonger a teenager. She is a successful young lady with a husband and baby 😊

Where’s the Chevy ??? Lol

Glad to see it back on the road

Watched while the Tyson Paul fight was going. I'm exhausted!

Tepmpuray fix lol yeah unless it works then prement until next time

What a whacky end to a worthy project. In teaching restoration i always preach brake system first follwed by full fuel system overhau to head iff some of the late problems you had. Will u drive it the 500 miles to the new house?

you spotting that needle was crazy! 1:21:05

Dang 2 hours hopefully I don’t fall asleep and have to rewind the tape lol anyways

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Where have you been young man!

Nice to see you back Freeman! I hope your move has gone or will go smoothly for you… looking forward to seeing your new shop!