1959 Ford Gets EXHAUST, Final PAINT Detail, New WHEELS - Then We Go For a Drive in My Son's Hot Rod!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Time for some new dual exhaust from FLOWMONSTER for JD's 1959 Ford Fairlane sedan! Behold the 390's throaty sound as we take it for a spin, break down, but not before we clean up the ultra-low dollar paint job and install some new wheels!
► Remember to Like this Video, Subscribe to the Channel and Alerts, and Share with Your Friends!
► Join the Low Buck Club to see ALL VIDEOS EARLY!
/ @polebarngarage
► Check Out My Other Channel 'Pole Barn Garage Reviews and More! / @outsidethebarn
• Get Pole Barn Garage Merch:
polebarngarage...
• Follow @PoleBarnGarage on Instagram:
/ polebarngarage
• Join Pole Barn Garage on Facebook:
/ 164978548364151
► Support Our Partners:
• Holley Performance:
holley.com or / holleyperformance
• Roadkill Customs:
m.RoadkillCust... or / roadkillcustoms
► Thank you so much for being here; every single one of you is appreciated!
#holley #holleyperformance #winwithholley #holleyequipped #roadkillcustoms #ford
It’s great to see how much JD is invested into this build. He spends a lot of time just cleaning and doing all of the boring stuff that most kids would give up on. His Dad has a lot of patience in teaching him how to do an economy build and that hard work pays off.
Nothing like some sweat equity, JD will love that car even more remembering the work he put into it.
I'm sure you will hear this a lot more, but the car looks awesome. The steel rims and the whitewalls are perfect!
Thanks! It's grown on me personally big time. Are you the guy that put a harbor freight motor in a car lol
@@PoleBarnGarage LOL, Yes, I'm the guy who put the fuel injected supercharged intercooled 420cc harbor freight engine in a Honda Insight and got the car to go 70MPH.
I love this build (and I'm a MoPar guy)! Great watching JD and you working together, too. Not only did nobody tell you to go to the hospital, nobody asked: "Are you polishing the car in your good shirt?!?!
My ex wife would have been horrified at that shirt, so at least we would've been on even terms there
@@PoleBarnGarage What happened between you and you're ex-wife?
Or, 'You spend more time with these cars than you spend with me!'
@@rockettcustoms6266Nailed it!
@@rockettcustoms6266 yep nailed it more then Likley
Looking and sounding great! Power steering might be a good idea. Either that, or JD will get strong really fast when he is learning to drive it!
Just add ellectric steering from late modes GM or Saturn cars hooks up and leaves oriigonal box in place and a very easy to install several videos on You tube I done it so it is easy.
I think I would continue to explore route 66. That 59 Ford definitely belongs there. The car sounds good, and there's plenty of car there for any first time driver. Sure to turn some heads when he rolls into the school parking lot!
This came out looking awesome. That paint and the rims, white walls, and hub caps make the overall appearance incredible.
Glad to see you used that steelie wheel idea that a couple of us had. Looks GREAT!
I always listen, and occasionally ignore
Dale, your content just gets better and better. I laughed out loud when you were waiting at the drive in. I also need to get a Pole Barn Garage hat that says "I'm not paying for that". Keep up the good work.
You're chock full of good ideas my man
Awesome work mate, your the father a lot of us wish we had! JD is a lucky kid love the content! A fella don’t need to be loaded with cash to have a kick ass hot rod you prove this time and time again
That turned out to be one sweet budget build ‘59 Galaxie!
I’m a Ford Guy… but love all Classics. The new exhaust system sounds great! Love the “Flowmonsters”!
Dalton, you’re an awesome Dad, J.D. is an awesome Son, and has memories to build on from here on out!
Maybe take her out to Florida! She (or He) needs a name!
I’m smiling ear to ear for you both!
Good looking car alright but it’s a Fairlane 500, not a Galaxie. Galaxie’s had a different roof and a lot more chrome.
14:02 YES !!!!
Sitting on the fender .. legs in engine bay ... for the WIN!
Creating memories for a lifetime. Good job dad.
I think it would look good with the side window frames painted matte black and tint the windows. Like the build. My mom had one exactly like that in the mid 60s. It was light blue but that color looks good on it. Thanks for sharing the build with us. Your son has a good helper. 👊😎👍
Dad said same thing. I'm not sure
that ball on the steering wheel reminds me of work. we had a series of "yard tractors" & it was all about how many times you adjusted your steering. (yard hostler/yard dog) we went through about two of those per machine a year. congrats young feller! you got a beauty
Really love this build! Reminds me of when my dad and I worked on cars together. Also makes me miss him.
You are a fantastic dad. These are the times your son will always remember. Beautiful job and a sweet old ford .
Car is looking great! I want to learn to pinstripe by hand soon! It’s a dying art form that I want to learn while I can.. great work guys!
that young feller has GOT to be proud of his car! it has been a labor of love. I spent a summer doing a '73 Grand Am. (& took it to Earl Schieb) but the loving, caring bodywork paid off. love this channel! bravo
Love it. I’ve got a 58 studebaker silver hawk, and a 76 amc hornet. The hornet we’re gathering parts for for my son who’s 11 right now. He’s gonna learn how to build a great car, on the cheap from used junk lol 😂
The teacher and his apprentice,father son projects are the great memories ✊🏽👍🏽
For sure
That car is turning out great love low dollar builds. I'm doing one myself, small bloc chev powered 40 Studebaker champion. You and JD did very well, make sure you don't neglect the interior, a car that looks that good deserves a nice one.👌
That hot rod is turning out to be a beautiful resto rod. That tractor paint looks amazing. So shiney.
Came out nice.. but more importantly, warmed my heart to see you and the boy getting to spend some quality time together.... well done
Gotta take advantage of it while ya can
You and JD reminds me so much of me and my Dad. We fixed up so many cars and motorcycles together. All low buck and we had a blast doing it!. Great memories.
The old ford looks Amazing, I can see JD getting some really good deals and trades for that, the wheels really finish it off.
nothing like hubcaps to make it look like "grannies car " now you just need some more bumper stickers
JD that is one fine Ford, enjoy it! Your hard work really shows.
The Ford is looking great. Those are the original hub caps for that car. The wheels on ours were painted the same color as the car. May have been blue. It had 14 in. wheels when it was new. I do remember that.
Those wheels look sweet with the whitewalls.
Paint job and wheels are so suited to the car. Terrific job. Cruising along Miami beach would be cool. Stay safe out there.
Good stuff. Jd probably has a few destination ideas.
I'd say take it somewhere cool for a lasting photo
JD is awesome. You set him a task, and he gets stuck in and does it. His patience is legendary for someone his age.
The car looks fantastic. You make a great team.
Wow that paint looks pretty awesome. Your son will have the coolest car in the parking lot when he’s in high school
I’m really digging that 59 Ford it’s a really cool car, you guys done a good job on it . It’s really cool that you and jd are actually building the car together, he’ll definitely remember that and appreciate it even more. Keep up the good work .
The 59 is looking great, well Done Guys
Is just the camera, or has JD grown a foot since the beginning of this project? Always nice to see your father’s son do a project together. Keep it up.👍👽
I think he has
Love JD's car that is one that anyone could be proud to drive. A truly beautiful classic for daily driving.
Man,this is some good quality feelgood entertainment. Glad I saved this one for a rainy sunday afternoon. Saved my day. When you stabbed the throttle and Johnny B Goode came on, had'nt my ears been in the way my smile would go all around 😀
The car looks absolutely fantastic. Old cars look so cool. New cars drive nice but have no soul. Wheels look awesome. Ron from South Africa.
Soul is exactly right
Looking great bud!!! Your son JD is a credit to you!! As are you to him!
God bless you all! And the holy goat!!! 🐐 🐐
That car turned out beautiful…..plus you got to spend quality time with the boy, which he will remember long after your gone…and hopefully he does the same with his children
Its done as much as your own talents go, I would drive the wheels off of it! Maybe dynomate the ceiling/headliner. The sun visors would make driving a bit easier. Of course if you stumble onto some power steering, its gonna make it a ton easier in small spaces to steer but "Body by ford" as it your body an a ford doing the building of chest muscles/LOL!! I love the hell out of it and think its gonna work well for your son. Its a while before he gets his learners permit and by then those missing pieces should fall into place!
very nice series, and wonderful memories you’re making.
The car is looking fantastic. The wheels really brought it together. I could see it turning some heads at the drive-in.
Getting it on the road is the first priority. You can always go back and fix the small stuff.
Drive the 59 Ford back up to Dearborn MI. And then while you are there, tour the Henry Ford Museum, and Greenfield Village. We did, takes two days to see it all. And toured the Rouge plant and watch them build some F150 pickups. Well worth the visit!
I work in an assembly plant, I've seen everything I can stomach lol
Those whitewalls look great. Can't wait to see what you build next.
Very cool build for a low budget build! I’m sure JD will enjoy it for years!
This car looks great and it’s nice to share the work with your son! Lessons your son will never forget. Take it on a road trip to the Henry Ford Museum to give your son a great Ford history lesson!
Great looking car….sure love how you and JD worked your butts off He will def appreciate every minute he drives it much congrats to both of you..great father and son bonding
Awesome work man. I love the way the paint, chrome, wheels came up, and you're doing this with your son, Awesome.
That car looks factory. Certainly looks original. Beautiful job. 😍
Looks beautiful on this side of the camera... He's gonna have a great start with that one... Sons rule...
Awesome job by both of you young men. That old Ford would love to drive back to where it was originally created!!
Great job, it really looks great. Awesome content, thanks
Thanks for watching!
Good question, where does a '59 Ford go? Something of the period, perhaps a vintage car race or a nifty '50s type thing, one of the cool versions with the rat rods, Bettys, and no lawn chair jerks. Maybe the big Carlisle Ford show? It would be neat to get it a part/extra in a TV show or movie that takes place in the early '60s.
It's coming along nicely. Glad to see you and JD take it out for a drive?
The young man should be VERY proud of that classic car of his, VERY nice!!! I don't know anyone that wouldn't be proud to drive that car!!!
That's one fine 59 also digging the John daily vibes with that shirt.👍
Only sports hero I have
Car looks great! Love those gigantic tail lights! You and JD have done an excellent job! 👌👌those wheels made the car look bad ass!
JD is now an accomplished Car guy. Congrats to you both.
Turned out very nice! That blue pops man. It’s also nice to see you and your son share the passion together for bringing this car back around.
You and JD really turned that into a really nice car. JD's a really hard worker. While most kids are staring at their cell phones, he's working on cars and I like that. You are really raising him right.
That is looking SHARP!
The car looks amazing good job I really love how that blue came out
‘59 Ford = Detroit!
Great work - really impressed with that low-buck paint job!!
Dude that thing turned out great. Good work guys!💪
Thanks!
My friend, I think that beast looks epic. Sure - she might be a 10-footer in regard to not seeing any minor blemishes, but that's not the point. Nobody sees it up at nit-picking (or bug-picking) distance when she's cruising.....and truth is, she looks great. That sound too- man! What a lovely bass rumble she has! It's a sound one can get very addicted to just riding along at low revs. If you heard the engine, then turned around and saw a 60+ year old classic come rolling around the corner with her dual headlights on and shining like a new tractor, you are GOING to smile. Doesn't matter if it's Ford, GM, Mopar, AMC or British - you WILL smile.....and regardless of it's badge, that Ford has some great lines, the colour pops and the two-tone really looks great. As you say - you don't have to spend megabucks to get a great looking, great sounding classic car - just spend it in the right areas. The results on this car speak to that. Shout it in fact. Some blue or black carpet off-cuts, a head liner of some description (maybe carpet off-cuts again) and some spit-shining on the interior and she's more or less done completely..... ...unless JD wants to go to the expense of door seals, window seals and the like, but that's not low budget any more (don't ask me how I know!). What I do know, is that I'd be out driving that thing as she is and as often as my wallet could stand filling it with petrol!
I must hand it to you as well - those steelies and caps just finish her off as far as looks go - way better than the Hustlers that were on there and it just gives her that "original cruiser" stance with no effort at all.....and that's a look that not all cars can pull off when they sound as good as that one does. They also have the seal of approval from the eventual driver of the car - and I'd be very proud of JD if he were my son as to his reaction when they went on. Hell, I'd be proud of him for the amount of time and effort he put into the beast with you during the build. That car will be his pride and joy for many years - and a source of much learning, enjoyment, heartache and sense of achievement as he finishes her off in the style he wants. So much so that he might have the idea to nick your cameras etc and start his own channel in a couple of years!
Thinking about a destination, are the colours used on the car indicative of any particular tractor make / model? They look a bit like the old Ford tractor colours, but it's been a while since I saw one, so I am not sure. Maybe a trip to the home of the factory that uses those colours for a photo in with them being assembled....if that's not too corny (haha)? Or maybe take her back to the Ford plant she was assembled in back in '59....and wouldn't it be a turn up if they are one and the same place!. All the best
"shining like a new tractor" 😂😂
Wow! JD should be proud! I sure as heck would be if it was my 1st hotrod! You guys sure do good work! Keep it up! That temporary Ford engine sounds great!
She'll get the job done!
@@PoleBarnGarage
Yes sir ! Well worth the money, very cool car you don't see anymore! Now if I could only get my 1971 GT-37 back on the road?!!!!
Great job, J.D. will remember this forever ❤💖.
Looks great! Your videos remind me of myself when I started working on cars in the 70’s!
I try to be old school
If it works, it ain’t stupid! 😆 and if it’s free or super cheap, that’s even better!
Love the spray can overhaul, been there done that! I am not a Ford guy but it looks great. In the total time you took to get the car to where it is (starting, driving, looking good) too many others are still in disassembly getting "restored".
I love this!! She looks great! I see you got the wide white walls. They look great! The whole car looks great! So proud of you guys Especially you JD
glad the eye came good! 40/20 vision doesn't sound ideal for anything but safety squinting. paint job is impressive! funny thing, My Dad had a star model customline for years and it had two of those hubcaps on one side(can only see one side at a time was his thinking.. who's going to know) and he never knew what they were off, so there you go Tank Fairlane i guess.(he had the other 2 other star model ones but they were rusty with flaking chrome and pitted/blistered stars)
Nicely done budget paint job!
PBG there were clearly pretty cars and expensive cars at the little hot rod show. But because you made this a dad & son project, your son rode home in the coolest car at the show. Good work Sir.
Wow, that car is fantastic. Well done, bro. 👍👍👍
Nice! You guys are doing awesome on this ride. The new exhaust sounds mint!
That turned out awesome! Maybe you'll talk him into never selling it!
The shot of the tire-spinning pullout with the lit cigarette & Chuck Berry blasting was perfection.
You guys did such a bad ass job on this build!! Love it!!!
Cool what you and son have done with this car. Shows us what skill and a little luck can do. Keep on keepin it real....for the rest of us
JD's car turned out real nice! He must be proud to have it and I'm sure you're proud of JD.
Always
💪💪💪 great build, relatable content is 10x better than another garages dream build with no budget and 99 sponsers. Revivals are cool too the more the better, looking forward to seeing the Eagle
Very sharp, JD should be proud to drive that I would!!
Excellent job well done turned out absolutely gorgeous for what you have into by the way don't feel left out about your buffer I've thrown a few things against the wall myself keep up the great work
Think we all have lol
That's a good looking car. You'll be surprised at how long that paint lasts being as the top is white. That's going to reflect a lot of sun rays and it will even make the interior just a little cooler in the summer.
Fantastic job on the old car. As far as where to go in the car. Grand Canyon. Keep up the great work
I really like JD's car. It's come a long way. You two worked hard and you did a great job rejuvenating the 59 Ford.
JD is a smart little dude that works for what he wants.
Love watching you guys work together. 👍🇺🇸✌️
Thanks 👍
I like all the father son participation. Good job guys!
Nice! Now it's time for JD to take it for a ride and "give it the beans"! Lol.
You guys did a outstanding job!!! The Ford looks Awesome !! Its really cool to see you and your son take an old car and make it a solid driver to have fun with and not some trailer queen . You guys did a real buget build unlike these other youtuber who say they do buget builds but yet they spend a ton of money on there so call buget builds the kind of money most of us can't afford. Well anyways great job on the old Ford.
Yep. Always "budget build" then they roll out some million dollar crate engine
This was a brilliant series of videos. I enjoyed you teaching your son the technical aspects but being honest about when good enough is good enough and there’s no need to spend 1000s in cash and hours to get a really good useable project back on the road. Thanks to you and JD from across the pond.
Thanks for watching buddy
Not sure if its better looking in the video but even before you polished or sanded you had a nice shine on it. That tractor paint lays very well.
The fruits of your labor do show. Looks great. JD did a great job bringing those wheels and caps back. Hope the 👀 are ok. Great color for that year and style.
I absolutely love the part when you were cruising in the 59 with your son blaring Chuck Berry, Johnny B Good, so very awesome 👍😎
Sharp car! I love the low buck approach! Keep it up. Also keep the boy involved is excellent parenting.
It's his car!
I nominate you for Superdad of the year! Say what you want, that's one helluva 1st car for JD! And JD, FINE job young man!
It should go drive around all over Jackson County Missouri, including places like Lone Jack, Oak Grove, Grain Valley, Raytown, Lee's Summit, Independence, and finally downtown Kansas City Missouri. Also this car would be great for California as well as Florida.
That sounds like daily life
@@PoleBarnGarage Yep it sure does brother, LOL!!!!!!!!
I really enjoy watching you busting myths about what it takes to have a fun good looking car to drive. If you don't drive them, then what good are they.
The 59 Ford Fairlane is looking great brother.
It looks amazing , nice job from the both of you !