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Amazing looks very authentic very cool

Im watching you from South Dakota

Do a 30 degree X for your exhaust system and a muffler won't be necessary

When I was on leave from my tech school I found a 58 chevy with a Pontiac 389 and a Three speed on the floor and drove it to my duty station what a trip. I hugely miss that truck.

What are quad shock mainly for? Some have 2 in the from other have 1 each side???

I just bought a 302 to replace the 292 in my 1964 F250 Looking to fond a C6 for it or a manual swap

THAT CHOKE CABLE SHOULD GO STRAIGHT FROM CARB TO SIDE OF DOG HOUSE JUST BEHIND DRIVER SEAT NO BENDS IN CABLE BE BETTER INMY OPINION CHEERS

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Worked for me!

make a nice fixer upper

Looks good. I’m here in 2024. How did it hold up? I did this years ago with Fonzies white wall paint. Yellowed in a week.

great looking truck. talked to you about my blue 59 GMC 9320 Wideside at your 2nd annual car show. mine has a rebuilt 283 with a S10 T5 transmission behind it. Alexander MB

I have seen them melt before. Man love the colondale 73-77!

Really beautiful looking car. Definitely needs some repair work. Wow.

I had a 77 Buick Regal. Orange type color, leather buckets, horse shoe floor shifter

I had a 76 cutlass supreme S with a tiny 260 v 8 and a 5 speed that would break every 5000 miles. Love your efforts

Pretty unique. Looks beautiful.

The Generic drivetrain is the problem😂

The Chevrolet parts are rebelling against the dodge.

Well done boys!! Will you be in charge of refurbishing the whole interior and the rest of the cosmetic things? I'd like to watch it fully finished. Grat work you've done. Kudos!

Ruined it putting a junk motor and transmission in it.

I have been eyeballing that Coronet everytime I drive by 😂

No way I would let anyone work on that truck!! It would never leave my shop!! The dude must not know how to do anything.

Time to beat the inside of that tank with some chains.

Don't see many of them in that shape!

Very nice truck. Love it. You guys stay safe and keep the videos coming. 👍😎✌️

Wow, Love to see more of these here in Australia

Marvel oil, kroil are better !!!

Nice Poncho! Caught you out of the corner of my eye Jeff at Back To The 50's. Glad you're back!

It's good to see even a short from you guys again! I understand, as the saying goes, "Life happens." My life has been hectic the past eight months, I retired, bought a house, and moved, and then health issues too. Will hope to get a nice long update from you soon. All the best to you.

You have a beautiful looking coupe !!

When I had that car I was going to to eliminate those wheel cover… stupid design

Long live amc!!!!!

Did you guys buy this from Doug

The 1972 Chevrolet Malibu had a weak starter, bad front drum brakes, and rust problems around the windshield and back glass. With new battery, spark plugs and new starter the 350 V8 will start no matter how old it is. Good luck.

My 69 step side C10 only has a 292😊.

Was this causing your reservoir tank to not pressurize?

Cool van, nice tinker video, If you have any questions on it, you can ask me, I have a small collection of these van, On 64 thru 66 they was all 6cyl engine, 67 thru 70 a v8 was available, make sure you have the v8 doghouse thou, also all the vans up to 70 were drum brakes, 71 had disc, but there is a conversion kit for disc brakes, drum brake stuff is plentiful if needing parts, Just a note, 6 cylinder chevy didn't have a chain on timing, they were gear driven. Have fun with it, 😊

Arco @outlawedge sent me. Great video.

If you put the 23 coil springs (53-54) in the hood hinges, you won't need the prop...I'm assuming it has the originally installed 28 coil springs now. By 1961 Chevrolet was calling for the 23 coil springs across the board (49-54).

A year later ,thanks to his helpers , Brent has a new shop and still builds great cars on his channel.

I owned one of these in 1977.. i purchased it in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.. i loved that car, and being British at the time did not understand what a rare gem i had. Thanks for the memory. Interestingly, mine had an inline 6 cylinder engine, was black with black interior, and had grandprix/USA metal badges on the front lower fender area. Anyone know more about these cars, id be interested in being ponted to a club or website.

Need a Beaumont eventually

I'm in a similar situation as my '46 Ford flatty has well of 300 thousand miles on it and has sat for quite a while. What solvent did you use to flush the engine of oil sludge? Great video and hope to see how the '47 turns out.

Wow! you really have no idea what your looking at do you?? Kinda disrespectful putting your phone on that gt 40 😢

Why the change to bigger & heavier 🤷‍♂️

It’s a Canadian Pontiac it’s still a Pontiac pal

SD means Sport deluxe I own a few and I am Canadian

The headers were Tig welded! Because you’re not going to gas weld stainless!

Good video. Could you post a follow up on the customers thoughts regarding ride quality before and after? On only 2 1/2 inch lift do you think the Rear leafs are worth it over blocks?