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That Car needs your Arden Flathead power plant. Oh Yeah.....

I also put a Laycock overdrive, also out of a Volvo, in the torque tube of my Model A. Works great.

I was really hoping you would show the steps involved with rebuilding the steering box, like how to lash it and everything else involved, I hate to say this but this is click bate

Thing looks mean

yes 36 Fords came from the factory with a resistor

Very nice car!

Warning, switch the intro music off 😵‍💫

What song is that at the end , Do you know? Thanks

Where is the description of what happened? You can’t hear them car in the video which makes it tough to hear if it started pegging off the rev limiter, which would mean no traffic. It almost appears like he blew a tire or some other catastrophic drivetrain failure and that’s what sent it into a tailspin.

Great video

Great video! Beautiful old machines, classic scenery! Not a ton of commercials or filler!

Thanks for sharing John.

Race in Peace Larry!

We have same in UK…..

I’ve put mine on 3 times somehow I keep missing the dam cam every time it feels like it’s in the right place tighten it down turn the truck over and no pump very irritating

That’s funny! My fathers name was Richard Wade and his friends back in the old days called him ‘Dick’! Rest In Peace, daddy.🙏🏻

Something that we all wanted to know but too polite to ask🤫

Thanks for this. I never had it, but my friend brought it to school sometimes and I had fun playing it

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Hand fabricating stuff is interesting work , but time consuming. My project isnt as classic . i took a Berrin buggy chassis . 72 drive train. mated a shortened and channeled Austin America body to it. A Triumph steering wheel. Roshedale seats . Fabicated the shift coupler for the shortened shift rod. Cut out the fenders for the larger diameter rims from a VW. fitted Tr3 rear fenders with the Austin tail lights. the Tr3 rear section housing the engine , gas tank from a Spitfire and battery. spare and tool kit up front 11 ft x 4 ft by 3 1/2 . Almost as small as a riding mower . fibreglass floorpan which im not happy with. keep thinking of fabricating one of steel. A work in progress.

DJI Pro 4 ( DragonFly )

Lots of history there Very Nice.

we have a 1934 GM Chevy Master Roadster convertible rumble seat restored to all original car no mods at all

This is great .. nice job.

Nice job…thanks

Enjoyed!!!! 🤜🤛

Beautiful collection 👍

Handsome car👍you must spend hours on these videos, thank you

Thank you for the easy showing

GREAT MOVIE WHY DO THEY SAY 3WINDOW COUPE. I SS4 WINDOWS

So strang? My UA-cam feed had this video. Growing up in Pacific Palisades my good friend Gary McDonald always looked to Sunny because he was a fast class A speedway racer. Gary was good but not as good as Sunny. Was interesting to listen to the stories about your efforts to move into midget dirt racing. Then you flipped the thing. That was that. The last time I saw Lidia Reed (Gary's mother) she said you had a shop at the airport and had been making special pipes for retro rebuilds. Good to see you still have the spark!

Si, señor hermoso juguete

Ford built good cars back then. Call this car The Road Ripper. Bonnie and Clyde would make this a getaway car. 😂😂

What's the big gauge in the middle?

Ok, pretty good and pretty funny!

I love your cars. Thanks John

SOME "BEACH BOYS" WOULD BE NICE 👍🏻😎

Wtf that sucked., nice car stupid vid clip,

Nice!

I am a GM guy. But I never could afford a Cadillac: My dream models are the 41 and 49 sedanettes, some of the most stunning vehicles ever built and I am addicted to the 1960 models as well. I own 63 Chevies and 65 Pontiacs. They are quite "new" in my book. US cars built after 1972 are nothing special anymore.

LMFAO

WTF

Cool Caddy. I hope to see more on this car.

My guts are hurting 😅 I immediately liked & Subscribed What a Super Cool car and funny video. I'm a big fan of the 62's.

So much potential for a first class restoration!

That is a road trip car if I ever saw one.

Yep I’m haunted like that too🫣

My favorite car of all time, a 34 3w unchopped. My second favorite is a 32 3w. I have both and never will sell them. My lucky kids will inherit them.

Excellent 👌 👍👍👍.

Great video John, enjoyed it.