I watched them film Christine. It was mostly filmed in a metal bungalow on Irwindale Ave., Just south of the 210 freeway. One of the night scenes you see Christine is rolling on Irwindale Ave just after a rain with wet streets. The trees that line Irwindale Ave were newly planted, full grown now. The large metal bungalow building where Christine lived was demoed just after the film was made, It's now a McDonald's and it's still there. Just a little silly trivia, that McDonald's holds the record for selling the most Big Mac's across the U.S...Lots of truckers go there...ok, I'm done...Good video, Thanks!
@@whiskeybuilder6335....Back in the 90's I worked many movies, I was a police officer working at Azusa PD (25 years) I even got to be in a few, just passing shots. Azusa is movie friendly and costs less for them to film with permits and fees. Some of the movies my partner and I worked security were, Poly, Fathers day with Robin Williams, T.N.T., with Randy Travis, Dukes of Hazard and several others. Some were hit movies, most went straight to d.v.d. and were a flop...
I think everyone that loves cars and that movie would want one I know I do I'd have to get at least four of them to have one of each version the nice one , the nice one with tinted windows the recked one that arnie first found and the the burnt one or maybe the one that was partially restored by arnie
I’ve got a model Christine signed by Stephen king. It’s my pride and joy. I’m going to paint a Christine at some point. The most beautiful car ever made. Not just a car but a work of art
@user-uu2uv8bw2s You missed a lot of the USA we built, not taught in schools son. How young are you? I would rather live in that past, than your future. No offense,---but your entire generation should be offended. I am only 60, and lived in the middle of that 'transformation". When would I have liked to be born? Around 1900, and have an engineering degree just when the electrical grid was being set up. Want to talk about "opportunity" we had with that grid and our liberty to start businesses with the free enterprise we created that was still in our hands (and now given to communism)? Now, you don't grow up to be what ever you want like we were told by teachers, (which meant we have a brain in our heads, and a free enterprise system in our hands to use it in.), now you grow up to do what my old JH sign says, "Forward to serve", (the state). If you don't reject communism right now, (and demand your individual liberty and free enterprise back), human freedom will be lost before----you are our age.
Theres still a Kingsway too Mark...But you know of that car Of mine....We've spoken about it years ago....Kingsway is the export model with fury trim & main body...but with a Dodge Lancer frontclip...
Alright. So, this is one of my favorite movies. Naturally, I love the cut scenes. Excellent acting guys! What a fun episode. It must be amazing to work there.
I'm crying!! this is my dream build I've been tell my wife for years that I want to do this build. Then when I saw your engine option it was like adding salt to the wound. Beautiful work guys wish I could have you build me one.
This gives us a special appreciation for the men that designed and built the cars when they were new. A special appreciation and applauds to you guys for saving another piece of history.
It is true, that people who build things do not get the recognition that they deserve. Today, we think a product grows on a communist tree for free. But the people in the USA who built things following what they thought was possible in what used to be our free enterprise? They, creating the great industrial revolution in the USA, are responsible for getting mankind out of the dirt.
I had a 57 with the 392 hemi and 2 4 barrel carbs. That thing was fast! Beat a 58 corvette in a street race. Wish i still had it, but that was over half a century ago.
Steven King made a small mistake that Furies were not offered in red in '58. The model to get was the Golden Commando package, which was the top of the line of the Fury package. Most people that year went for the Commando package and colour because of what it said, Dayton Beach. You guys know a lot more about this, but my reading is that a red fury like that would have to be custom painted at the factory like that, since dealerships could not offer a Fury in Red yet for 1957 and 58, but Belvederes were offered in Red and White like that. Ever since knowing that, it's all about the Golden Commando with the gold grill, but I do love the film Christine too and it was a big part of my childhood and what got me into cars from that era into the 1970s. I actually like your shows in particular because you do them exactly as stock, which was always my favourite kind of car show, as opposed to customisation, I feels sometimes that is a sad thing historically with cars like that.
One of my favourite car movies is Christine. From the first time I saw the movie back in the early 80’s I just loved the film. They really should make a sequel film Christine 2 just to follow the cars evil ways. Great work on your Christine relics car, looking forward to seeing it complete and driving
@@jasonsaeli75 Ray's probably British. They spell it with a u over there. No need to be a Grammar Nazi on a car show. It's also one of my FAVOURITE movies too, Ray. Makes me want a Christine of my own.
Well I restored 2 old cars spent all my youth and money on them cause I wanted them since I was 13 then at 33 they were both stolen I will never be and I'm 59 now the same person they were my heart and soul and I wish they could do a christine on the theives then come home to me.
I’m not a hardcore mopar guy…but I love Mark and his crew and the show. Some guys like Mark and friends just naturally get in front of a camera and blossom…love it. And the hellephant in a 58 Plymouth?…all kindsa badass!…
One of my favorite parts of Christine was when Dennis said forget it Arnie this babies got 93,000 miles on it times sure have changed. Had to edit didn't see the reenactment of that scene well done guys well done
What a Phenomenal job on the body work ! I’ve done some custom body work on classic cars but took me much longer but the job you did on the car is Awesome ! 👍👍👍
Yea, well we are just not as good at doing things as we used to be. In the early 80's, I cooked for a place that now hires 3 cooks to do what I did alone. And in 1978, a HS kid could restore that car 3 times---in 1.5 hours from a junk yard. :)
Great vision for the show moving forward, you deserve the success, having run a business myself, just watch your health, lot stress not good. Dougie is a great asset, as are the other guys and girls, well chosen.
Really commonly it's said that Christine was 58' Plymouth...but in the movie the year was 1957 in the car factory, and in the documentary of making of Christine they said Christine was 57' Plymouth..
I was fortunate enough to buy from an older neighbor across the street from me, a 1958 Chrysler Windsor with Selectadrive transmission, and a 354 hemi, all original right down to the oil bath air cooler. He drove the car around the neighborhood once a month for many years. Seafoam green and white it was quite a peach. For several years, I'd say "Mr. Thurmond, when you gonna sell me that car? He had taken the car in trade for some work he had done on someones house, in Munster Texas. One day (1986) as I asked once again, he said "Its worth 24 but ill take 2000." After very little thought, I told him "sold!". After I bought the car, and having never looked at more than the engine and interior, the trunk was packed with original parts from the time, and I mean everything. Brakes, alternator, point sets, engine overhaul gasket sets, belts, hoses, it was unbelievable. Soooo, I actually started commuting with the car, and one of my coworkers took a shine to it, He offered me 3800 for it, so I sold it to him. Ahhh, regrets 26 yrs later. But, some damn good memories and pictures of that car!
I've never got that car out of my mind since i saw the movie years ago my heart broke when his mom wouldn't let him keep it at home and then he found it destroyed ive restored old cars then they were stolen i know the pain and i would love to own christine absolutely beautiful car. Hats off to these guys fot csring to do it right you are spot on thats y i restored old cars new ones r coke cans.
As my favorite movie, and My favorite UA-cam channel this most definitely is now Mt favorite video. 😍 you guys did awesome on the cat and an even better job on your movie skits pure awesomeness 👌
Just look around. Lots of people have restoration businesses. I had a friend restore a car of mine in a tiny rural Michigan village. It won't be cheap, but you can find a variety of quotes and see their past work. Have you ever heard of searching with the internet? We used to find people with out it.
Mark, I was watching a video about a guy that pulled an old 1958 Plymouth two door post out of the woods and got it going and guess what he drug it out of the woods with? A beat up 1968 Charger R/T. I wrote him and told nim Mark Woreman would love to restore that car. It wasn't in that bad of a shape. The 1958 Plymouth coupe wasn't all rusted out either.
Christine could have done all that repair work herself, but she wanted to make them earn it! I'll bet she saw that heavy plant machinery and thought "oh no not again!" I watched them doing the Bondo work, and the line Detective Junkins says "damned if I can see the fill, the report said they punched holes in the body" came into my head!
@ 8:06; and, Dougie, never, has been to 'acting school'? With his, "geez, Arnie", you could've fooled me. Seriously....love this episode and, love the car as I do your project-progress commentary, Will! I love, also, your tee-shirts, Mr. Worman. Oh, just, one more thing: (been watching "Columbo", to-day); I'm going to start following you, on Twitter. This is a fabulous episode.
It is my understanding that the book has Christine as a 57 Fury, but in real life the red and white two tone was not available until 1958 and that it was also only offered on the Belvedere and not the Fury. If I am not mistaken the original Christine (the 57 Fury) used for the up close shots was a peach color and was painted two tone. ( I am aware multiple Plymouths were used to film but the main character up close car is the one I am referring to.)
In the book, it was a 58 Fury, & it was not offered in red & white, but Roland Lebay had it special painted. IRL, the 58s only came in buckskin beige. For the movie, they used around 26 different versions of the car. The 57 & 58 Furys & Belvederes & Savoys. I believe only 3 movie cars survived.
My Dad had a 392 Hemi installed in a 57 DESOTO, The original motor froze and busted ,Dad boughtthe car and a wrecked Fire Dept Chrysler provided the 392 , That car would FLY ,,.. He buried the speedometer and broke it ,
I have that movie on DVD from my neighbors house when they where kids where moving out and i got there DVD of that movie and i am a little bit of a gear head myself
This was a great video, I can’t watch the syndicated motortrend series with all the stupid crap they use as filler. My all time favorite movie as well, Mark. You did it justice.
The fury of a fury. Chicken wire to hold the 20 pound of Bondo on quarter panels like my buddies pontiac back in the day. Chicken wire is great for professional bodywork.
Is that the young guy who made a appearance in road kill who helped out with some tools were he worked at the Chevy dealership were David took him for a lap in their old chev
Mark Worman is the best at original MOPAR restorations. Only issue is that the power plants were too powerful for the suspension, chasis....a lot of them were wrecked...
During disassembly, it was time to reinforce the cabin, roof, floor, doors, and pillars. Also, replace that straight steering column with a safety steering rack and pinion system. Change brakes to modern power disc brake system. Add seat belts and air bags. The result: a road ready safety equipped classic.
5:28 That an old Arkansas state inspection sticker on the windshield. Not sure where yalls shop is located but at one time before 1997 that car was registered in Arkansas. Awesome car, I love Christine!
I always quote this movie... a few scenes actually. Whenever my friends, my brother, or I bring home a new carcass I always say, "Geez Arnie" like Dennis did when they first found the car. That initial lust is tough!
I love his t-shirts!!!!! I bet people will send him t-shirts for him to wear on his show!!!!!?? Lol " Or at least for him to wear whenever 🤣!!? Lol " God bless you all today 🙏 Shalom
Is the red and white 58 fury really hard to find because I seen one just sitting at this old house in Vernon Florida where my wife was raised. Small town and when I used to see the car I say there goes Christine. Now I know what really happened to her LOL 😎
I watched them film Christine. It was mostly filmed in a metal bungalow on Irwindale Ave., Just south of the 210 freeway. One of the night scenes you see Christine is rolling on Irwindale Ave just after a rain with wet streets. The trees that line Irwindale Ave were newly planted, full grown now. The large metal bungalow building where Christine lived was demoed just after the film was made, It's now a McDonald's and it's still there. Just a little silly trivia, that McDonald's holds the record for selling the most Big Mac's across the U.S...Lots of truckers go there...ok, I'm done...Good video, Thanks!
Absolutely interesting trivia . Thank you 🙏🏿
You're talking about Darnells? That's a McDonald's? Go figure. I really like this kind of stuff. Was anything else filmed near you?
@@whiskeybuilder6335....Back in the 90's I worked many movies, I was a police officer working at Azusa PD (25 years) I even got to be in a few, just passing shots. Azusa is movie friendly and costs less for them to film with permits and fees. Some of the movies my partner and I worked security were, Poly, Fathers day with Robin Williams, T.N.T., with Randy Travis, Dukes of Hazard and several others. Some were hit movies, most went straight to d.v.d. and were a flop...
No way! I know where that’s at! Thank u for this info! I love this movie, and book! Also the gas station scene with buddy was filmed in Newhall, CA.
@@chrishawkins32014 Just south of Arrow Highway on Irwindale Ave...
Christine. One of my favourite Horror films of all time. I would love to own a 1958 Plymouth Fury replica Christine.
I think everyone that loves cars and that movie would want one I know I do I'd have to get at least four of them to have one of each version the nice one , the nice one with tinted windows the recked one that arnie first found and the the burnt one or maybe the one that was partially restored by arnie
I never considered it a horror movie. As a car guy I would absolutely want my car to get revenge on people that vandalized them.
No you don't want one of those Plymouths They are horribly made rush jobs that represent the worst cars Chrysler ever made.
@@LanceisLawson That might have been true when they were new but most have been reworked and restored.
"Is that Cuntinghams car." One my all time favorite movies.
Um Arnie they expelled Buddy !!! Moochi got a suspention
My favourite line in Christine is.” There is nothing like the smell of a new car…except maybe for pussy.”
I know where he keeps it
That was such a High School way to change his name to mock him! 👌
I’ve got a model Christine signed by Stephen king. It’s my pride and joy. I’m going to paint a Christine at some point. The most beautiful car ever made. Not just a car but a work of art
Beautiful car, I’m blessed to have lived in the era of these masterpieces.
@@exxxz1999Mine too n I'm 59 ❤
@user-uu2uv8bw2s You missed a lot of the USA we built, not taught in schools son. How young are you? I would rather live in that past, than your future. No offense,---but your entire generation should be offended. I am only 60, and lived in the middle of that 'transformation". When would I have liked to be born? Around 1900, and have an engineering degree just when the electrical grid was being set up. Want to talk about "opportunity" we had with that grid and our liberty to start businesses with the free enterprise we created that was still in our hands (and now given to communism)? Now, you don't grow up to be what ever you want like we were told by teachers, (which meant we have a brain in our heads, and a free enterprise system in our hands to use it in.), now you grow up to do what my old JH sign says, "Forward to serve", (the state). If you don't reject communism right now, (and demand your individual liberty and free enterprise back), human freedom will be lost before----you are our age.
Theres still a Kingsway too Mark...But you know of that car Of mine....We've spoken about it years ago....Kingsway is the export model with fury trim & main body...but with a Dodge Lancer frontclip...
Alright. So, this is one of my favorite movies. Naturally, I love the cut scenes. Excellent acting guys! What a fun episode. It must be amazing to work there.
The paint job was absolutely stunning. Beautiful job. Lotta man hours and sweat, but they gotta feel it totally paid off.
I liked the honesty of the paint guy. : The camera shots added time to the build. He accepted they looked great, but messed up their schedule!
I'm crying!! this is my dream build I've been tell my wife for years that I want to do this build. Then when I saw your engine option it was like adding salt to the wound. Beautiful work guys wish I could have you build me one.
It would be awesome if they got Keith Gordon to come drive it when completed
This gives us a special appreciation for the men that designed and built the cars when they were new.
A special appreciation and applauds to you guys for saving another piece of history.
It is true, that people who build things do not get the recognition that they deserve. Today, we think a product grows on a communist tree for free. But the people in the USA who built things following what they thought was possible in what used to be our free enterprise? They, creating the great industrial revolution in the USA, are responsible for getting mankind out of the dirt.
I had a 57 with the 392 hemi and 2 4 barrel carbs. That thing was fast! Beat a 58 corvette in a street race. Wish i still had it, but that was over half a century ago.
I'm with you on the ease of body work on the old cars. As a body man I love the old stuff. That's gonna be gorgeous.
I love watching you guys work on something from the 50s. If ever I win the lottery I'll be bringing you my 56 Dodge.
Steven King made a small mistake that Furies were not offered in red in '58. The model to get was the Golden Commando package, which was the top of the line of the Fury package. Most people that year went for the Commando package and colour because of what it said, Dayton Beach. You guys know a lot more about this, but my reading is that a red fury like that would have to be custom painted at the factory like that, since dealerships could not offer a Fury in Red yet for 1957 and 58, but Belvederes were offered in Red and White like that.
Ever since knowing that, it's all about the Golden Commando with the gold grill, but I do love the film Christine too and it was a big part of my childhood and what got me into cars from that era into the 1970s. I actually like your shows in particular because you do them exactly as stock, which was always my favourite kind of car show, as opposed to customisation, I feels sometimes that is a sad thing historically with cars like that.
The '58 Fury is one of 4 cars I love from the '50s (the others are the '59 Caddy, '59 Impala and the '57 Bel-Air) 10:58
One of my favourite car movies is Christine. From the first time I saw the movie back in the early 80’s I just loved the film. They really should make a sequel film Christine 2 just to follow the cars evil ways. Great work on your Christine relics car, looking forward to seeing it complete and driving
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@@jasonsaeli75 Ray's probably British. They spell it with a u over there. No need to be a Grammar Nazi on a car show. It's also one of my FAVOURITE movies too, Ray. Makes me want a Christine of my own.
I honestly would like to see a remake, that adheres more to the novel. Seeing LeBay's rotted corpse in the car is just terrifying, to me
Well I restored 2 old cars spent all my youth and money on them cause I wanted them since I was 13 then at 33 they were both stolen I will never be and I'm 59 now the same person they were my heart and soul and I wish they could do a christine on the theives then come home to me.
I’m not a hardcore mopar guy…but I love Mark and his crew and the show. Some guys like Mark and friends just naturally get in front of a camera and blossom…love it. And the hellephant in a 58 Plymouth?…all kindsa badass!…
Finally, someone else who seeing the value of Panel Bond. That stuff is wonderful to use in restoration work.
I absolutely love this show and the creativity!! Badass old movies and cool classic cars .
One of the best Stephan King movies/books. That guy is a freak, and very dark. If you notice, you can judge people by the art they admire too.
This is the first time I've seen one of your builds. Liked and subscribed. That's some build!
These guys are true artists beautiful job on a classic car , thanks for keeping these and others alive ..
It helps them live also. :)
one of my favorite movies too, love the homage scene you guys did. Great find on the car too,,can't wait to see the finished product.
😆 I love your sense of humor , I missed it for 5 years now !!!
This is probably the best movie car of all time arguably? And being built by the best guys in the business this is a match made in heaven 👌
One of my favorite parts of Christine was when Dennis said forget it Arnie this babies got 93,000 miles on it times sure have changed. Had to edit didn't see the reenactment of that scene well done guys well done
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What a Phenomenal job on the body work ! I’ve done some custom body work on classic cars but took me much longer but the job you did on the car is Awesome ! 👍👍👍
Yea, well we are just not as good at doing things as we used to be. In the early 80's, I cooked for a place that now hires 3 cooks to do what I did alone. And in 1978, a HS kid could restore that car 3 times---in 1.5 hours from a junk yard. :)
That car came from Arkansas. The red sticker in the corner of the windshield is an AR State Police inspection sticker from around 1996 or so.
Mark's knowledge of these Awesome Mopar's is second to no one!!! Mopar or No car!!!!!
Love the show, love the shirts, and most of all the project choice is epic! Keep up the good work
I wish I knew you where on UA-cam, I stopped watching T.V. about 5 years ago , I love you guys, God Bless you !!!
FYI We got NROP at the same speed as getting into YT. Just in case you like to see what it's all about.
The scenes you recreated from the film were spot on, you guys did this build justice perfectly, fantastic job!!! What I'd do to own that car!!
I just literally just watched like 2 days ago that movie Christine lol 🤣 then I'm going through UA-cam channels and I come across this 😂
Nice
Great vision for the show moving forward, you deserve the success, having run a business myself, just watch your health, lot stress not good.
Dougie is a great asset, as are the other guys and girls, well chosen.
Really commonly it's said that Christine was 58' Plymouth...but in the movie the year was 1957 in the car factory, and in the documentary of making of Christine they said Christine was 57' Plymouth..
I was fortunate enough to buy from an older neighbor across the street from me, a 1958 Chrysler Windsor with Selectadrive transmission, and a 354 hemi, all original right down to the oil bath air cooler. He drove the car around the neighborhood once a month for many years. Seafoam green and white it was quite a peach. For several years, I'd say "Mr. Thurmond, when you gonna sell me that car? He had taken the car in trade for some work he had done on someones house, in Munster Texas. One day (1986) as I asked once again, he said "Its worth 24 but ill take 2000." After very little thought, I told him "sold!". After I bought the car, and having never looked at more than the engine and interior, the trunk was packed with original parts from the time, and I mean everything. Brakes, alternator, point sets, engine overhaul gasket sets, belts, hoses, it was unbelievable. Soooo, I actually started commuting with the car, and one of my coworkers took a shine to it, He offered me 3800 for it, so I sold it to him. Ahhh, regrets 26 yrs later. But, some damn good memories and pictures of that car!
I've never got that car out of my mind since i saw the movie years ago my heart broke when his mom wouldn't let him keep it at home and then he found it destroyed ive restored old cars then they were stolen i know the pain and i would love to own christine absolutely beautiful car. Hats off to these guys fot csring to do it right you are spot on thats y i restored old cars new ones r coke cans.
As my favorite movie, and My favorite UA-cam channel this most definitely is now Mt favorite video. 😍 you guys did awesome on the cat and an even better job on your movie skits pure awesomeness 👌
Man, I wish I could afford guys like these to restore my grandpa's Charger. I've known it all my life.
Just look around. Lots of people have restoration businesses. I had a friend restore a car of mine in a tiny rural Michigan village. It won't be cheap, but you can find a variety of quotes and see their past work. Have you ever heard of searching with the internet? We used to find people with out it.
Great video work and build, love the car and the movie👌🇳🇴😎
Subscribed, great scenes from the movie too👏
Damn good I really enjoyed this build from end to end perfect and I love Christine u guy's are so cool respect from 🇬🇧👍
Just rewatched Christine love how the reenact scenes from film in episodes these are great
One of the greatest men there obviously has got to be well he is a phenomenal gentleman very skilled at his trade
Mark, I was watching a video about a guy that pulled an old 1958 Plymouth two door post out of the woods and got it going and guess what he drug it out of the woods with? A beat up 1968 Charger R/T. I wrote him and told nim Mark Woreman would love to restore that car. It wasn't in that bad of a shape. The 1958 Plymouth coupe wasn't all rusted out either.
It’s a beautiful car, a true work of art. Would love to own one myself.
I remember seeing it back then when they still had drive in movie theaters December 9, 1983
Man you guys are awesome. So amazing to see these beauties brought to life. Thank you.
Great job and Great crew keep up the Great work!! 👍👍
Ilove to see 1920s 🚘 before and after looking great too I was wondering if you could show me that
Remember Vic Morrow's cop car in The California Kid?
That was a mean rig too!!
That heat-shrinking trick with the gas torch is pretty neat!
We thought you meant Richie Cunningham's 58 Chevy but this is a great vidio a real killer Fury
Christine could have done all that repair work herself, but she wanted to make them earn it! I'll bet she saw that heavy plant machinery and thought "oh no not again!"
I watched them doing the Bondo work, and the line Detective Junkins says "damned if I can see the fill, the report said they punched holes in the body" came into my head!
@ 8:06; and, Dougie, never, has been to 'acting school'? With his, "geez, Arnie", you could've fooled me. Seriously....love this episode and, love the car as I do your project-progress commentary, Will! I love, also, your tee-shirts, Mr. Worman. Oh, just, one more thing: (been watching "Columbo", to-day); I'm going to start following you, on Twitter. This is a fabulous episode.
It is my understanding that the book has Christine as a 57 Fury, but in real life the red and white two tone was not available until 1958 and that it was also only offered on the Belvedere and not the Fury. If I am not mistaken the original Christine (the 57 Fury) used for the up close shots was a peach color and was painted two tone. ( I am aware multiple Plymouths were used to film but the main character up close car is the one I am referring to.)
In the book, it was a 58 Fury, & it was not offered in red & white, but Roland Lebay had it special painted. IRL, the 58s only came in buckskin beige. For the movie, they used around 26 different versions of the car. The 57 & 58 Furys & Belvederes & Savoys. I believe only 3 movie cars survived.
Another great video. I love the work that you guys do. Thankyou.
Hats off to the seller for describing the car properly and to Mark for not ridiculing the way the repairs were done.
We need Part 2... It's long overdue....*Christine*.
Awesome Awesome build!!!! You guys are definitely an inspiration 💯
Gorgeous car.
I personally would keep it stock though.
I got one! At the ripe ol age of 39, I came across one in Menominee, Mi. 4 door Belvedere. 318 poly with an AFB carter.
I never understood why Chrysler never put a 392 Hemi in those 58 Furys, they were pretty strong !
Yes
unfortunately, Plymouth didn't get first gen hemis. You could have had the 350 golden commando though.
My Dad had a 392 Hemi installed in a 57 DESOTO, The original motor froze and busted ,Dad boughtthe car and a wrecked Fire Dept Chrysler provided the 392 , That car would FLY ,,.. He buried the speedometer and broke it ,
You had to step up to the luxury brand to get that. It was to sell the luxury brands.
They had a dual quad 318 that got the job done. The dual quad 392 was the province of the Chrysler 300 letter cars, IIRC.
This is a great episode. My favorite movie.
I like your show 😊 I love it
I have that movie on DVD from my neighbors house when they where kids where moving out and i got there DVD of that movie and i am a little bit of a gear head myself
First time watching this channel. Very good video. Enjoyed it. Love the shirts.
I haven’t seen the movie for a long time. Nailed it boys
This was a great video, I can’t watch the syndicated motortrend series with all the stupid crap they use as filler.
My all time favorite movie as well, Mark. You did it justice.
The fury of a fury. Chicken wire to hold the 20 pound of Bondo on quarter panels like my buddies pontiac back in the day. Chicken wire is great for professional bodywork.
Why was there never a Chrsitine prequel? There was a story there of what happened with her and the first owner? The setting was there
Dont forget to scrub that dash off... Hehehe.
I like to fit the valance with the deck on,just so I can use the seal on,its easier to make sure it seals well.
Heat-shrinking is an "old bodyman's trick", is it?
My mother bought 1958 Plymouth savor baby blue and cream white v8 I love it
Is that the young guy who made a appearance in road kill who helped out with some tools were he worked at the Chevy dealership were David took him for a lap in their old chev
Mark Worman is the best at original MOPAR restorations. Only issue is that the power plants were too powerful for the suspension, chasis....a lot of them were wrecked...
A hellephant powered Fury? God damn
You all do a great job
And thanks to you all
And the film crew
Christine is my favourite film of all time
During disassembly, it was time to reinforce the cabin, roof, floor, doors, and pillars. Also, replace that straight steering column with a safety steering rack and pinion system. Change brakes to modern power disc brake system. Add seat belts and air bags. The result: a road ready safety equipped classic.
"Ole Cunting ham" didnt have to work nearly as hard to getr done😂.... Show me...🤣
I watched the movie soo many times
5:28 That an old Arkansas state inspection sticker on the windshield. Not sure where yalls shop is located but at one time before 1997 that car was registered in Arkansas. Awesome car, I love Christine!
Had a 57 Savoy when in high school in 1961…front fenders were bubbling (rust) above the headlights! My next car was a fiberglass Corvette!
I always quote this movie... a few scenes actually. Whenever my friends, my brother, or I bring home a new carcass I always say, "Geez Arnie" like Dennis did when they first found the car. That initial lust is tough!
I love his t-shirts!!!!! I bet people will send him t-shirts for him to wear on his show!!!!!?? Lol " Or at least for him to wear whenever 🤣!!? Lol " God bless you all today 🙏 Shalom
Christene my favorite movie car of all time I will own one one day
I JUST FREAKIN LOVE YOU GUYS!!!
Thank you for using a single stage paint!
My favorite car from my childhood
Ahhhhhhhh this episode is freaking awesome!!!!🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟😬😬😬
Im still waiting for it to be done. Are there any more videos or links where I can see the finsihed build?
Beautiful car guys beautiful job but another christine come On
Amazing Video One Love
Is the red and white 58 fury really hard to find because I seen one just sitting at this old house in Vernon Florida where my wife was raised. Small town and when I used to see the car I say there goes Christine. Now I know what really happened to her LOL 😎
Great job!!
I don’t know who came up with this but this is an awesome idea!
I love everyone had a Steven King shirt on.
You've got an awesome style bro...👍