Відео

In today's episode, my 1968 Charger makes noise for the second time in my ownership!!! I got the 400 big block Mopar dropped in and finally secured after some frustration and subsequent modification of aftermarket motor mounts. My kids helped lend a hand on various prep items along the way as we switched water pump housings, installed the pulleys and accessories, installed the intake manifold, ...

An introduction to my 1968 Charger project, where I found it, history, plans, and efforts towards getting it back roadworthy again. Because my kids love this car so much, they're eager to help work on it, making this a father-son and father-daughter project. I encourage their participation in lending a hand and learning how things work along the way. This is a budget build initially with some n...

Having traded a stock Mopar 440 crank that I wasn't going to use for what I hoped was a good 5.9 Magnum engine, I'm left with decisions to make...and disappointment. There's definitely a lot of disappointment. Shall I rebuild? Time will tell.

Saved from doom, this ugly beater truck was destined for disassembly into a parts source. Deemed too useful, and slightly too good to rip apart, I rip it apart and put it back together slightly better than it was, or at least I think so. I back-date this 2005 Chevy Z-71 from the horrendous styling mistake Chevrolet made, dubbed the cat-eye, to the much more aesthetically pleasing earlier 99-02 ...

Being the offspring of a gearhead has a tendency to rub off and in this case, my daughter anxiously requested to assist with the disassembly of another mopar engine. After helping with the previous disassembly of a 318, she was a barrage of requests to disassemble another, so I let her loose on this locked up 440 that was recently dropped off at the shop. Follow along to witness the banter and ...

I unearth and revive a 1969 Vista Cruiser wagon from its slumber buried under heaps of garage detritus. Parked years prior due to an oil pressure issue, it's sat in this spot for too long and it needs to move! Follow along as I wake it up and get it into the daylight once again!

1964 Plymouth Max Wedge Wagon Rescue

1956 Plymouth Suburban 2 door wagon resurrection

Made a dealer license plate with my first attempt at bead roller art

Partial floor pan replacement on a 4 speed Cuda

Divorce over this wrecked base model 1971 Dodge Charger???

The world’s worst 1972 Plymouth 340 Barracuda? Another muscle car rescue!

Why did I buy this? Will it live again? How many fuel pumps will it take?

The worst Scout ever? Hasn’t run in 17 years!!! Will it run and drive?

Can I get this 50 year old electrical system operational without frying myself?

It hit a pole! Can I fix it in time?

Ken Block, thank you.

Combat Veteran Warbird PBY WWII Flying Boat Maintenance

Motorhome 440 in a 69 Plymouth so easy a 6 year old can do it!!!

3 Pedals in a junkyard-rescued 69 Plymouth???

Motorhome power for the junkyard Mopar!!! #mopar #classiccars

Junkyard rescue 1969 Roadrunner clone rebuild part 1 #classiccars #mopar #carmaintenance

Project car pick up! 68 Coronet 500, 69 Roadrunner, and a 69 Satellite.

Will this 1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus run and drive after almost 3 decades of dormancy?