Mr. Janice gauge thank you for having this on UA-cam I miss your Show on mavtv TNN as well as other networks that no longer carry any of your shows! Shame on them however once again thank you! I enjoy watching these on UA-cam
TNN has been gone for nearly 20 years, but we still air on Motor Trend, MAVTV and Pluto. You can always watch it right here on UA-cam tho! Thanks for watching!
DENNIS: great Job, the Jeep , AND THE 45 ARMY FORD PICK,UP!, Great stuff, incidentally there are some great finds here MONTANA ALSO ( Barns, fields , etc).........
While in HS in the 60's I had a friend that had a Fury just like this one only in red and white. A great riding and fast car. It seemed huge and was great for double dates.
..Thank you for mostly focusing on these original, well-kept or well-restored cars :)...they represent what the cars were all about when they were built..the styling, the look,the technology, like a time capsule to when they were new...something a "rod" or "custom" can never do....not that I don't like "rods" and "customs", but I AM opposed to destroying original survivors or complete, outstanding restoration projects to "build" them....
Hmmm, brought back a few memories, like the '46 ford pickup my brother, then father owned. Never found the time unfortunately. Someone else took that task on. My neighbor, an elderly woman, who tried to learn to drive in a late '60's corvair. What I came to this site for was the '60 fury because I've been watching this guy in Canada with the you tube, 'coldwarmotors', where this guy has taken the 'frame' of a '59-'60 Dodge and has taken the body of a '60 Fury and now its becoming a very nice car. It has the same paint scheme, blue and white, although, not the motor. Also my brother had one of those late '50's cab over jeep and my father had a pickup and 'wagon jeep of the same era. Thanks for sharing.
The Jeep is very nice great job. A few more Tri-Fives wouldn’t hurt? I had a Corvair painted with the Yenko stripes two carb model. Drilled a hole in the trunk and filled it with ice and beer. Got lots of comments about my radiator leaking.
You gotta love how Chrysler-Plymouth has always lagged behind in the changing of the styles of cars for a year or so. The fins of the fifties... the huge size of the 70's..I hope they never fold...
“Take a look at these cars,” .....and we get fraction of a second zoom shots of a fantastic range of cars. We are already watching your video, we don’t want teasers, we want time to view each car. Learn to voice over and edit 2 second stills. Zooming and panning are the enemy of good observation and study. You are polite and give valuable time to the people you interview, but the program is about the cars. Show the cars while interviewing and talking. Your choice of cars and venues is always interesting, the information you present is incredible and the technical aspects of video and sound are superb. If you spent days viewing the cars zippy camera tricks might seem at fitting tribute to them, but please realise I am on the other side of the world and this may be the only chance I get to see and appreciate such rare cars.
The one thing I've learned about car cruises held in the street. If you have a car that you show there, don't leave your car alone. Quite a few times when the woman walk next to the car with the pocketbooks on their shoulders when they bend over to look at your car, they pocketbooks swing down and bang in to the cars. Ask them to remove the bags from their shoulders.
Rover did a great deal of work to the Buick engine for more revs. (metallurgy, cams, block casting etc). If you need a 215 up its a good choice. Check for sludge in lifter valley, likes oil changes regularly.
Re: Buick Rover engine. Rover did a great deal of work with metallurgy including the block casting, cams etc. to get the revs up. Worth choosing - goes from 215 cu in. up, but not las big as big US engines. Likes regular oil change. (lifter valley sludge)
I LOVE COLORADO - the only thing is - it is a Uber rich man's playground and the cost of living is "SKY HIGH". Property is priced to keep the out of state Riff-Raff out.
@MyClassicCarTV Correct, I only came for the car advertised... Skipped to the one I was looking for, and then left. Not a subscriber, just got a UA-cam notice and saw the Fury, all I was interested in.
Never understood putting Chevy engines in everything, Ik the parts and ease of maintenance and everything but keep it Ford, keep it dodge instead of dropping a 350 in everything
Can't stand to see a chevrolet engine in a ford vehicle! The Ford truck was perfect until I seen that engine, nothing against chevrolet its just the intertwining of different brands
That 60 Fury is dropdead gorgeous! What a ride!
Mr. Janice gauge thank you for having this on UA-cam I miss your Show on mavtv TNN as well as other networks that no longer carry any of your shows! Shame on them however once again thank you! I enjoy watching these on UA-cam
TNN has been gone for nearly 20 years, but we still air on Motor Trend, MAVTV and Pluto. You can always watch it right here on UA-cam tho! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful cars! Beautiful location! Thank you for sharing!
Gage, figure out a way to get a set of Kelsey-hayes spoke wheels (4) to Scott @ Coldwar motors & his 60 Plymouth project!
Always a treat! Thank you
You bet!
Those of you that love this car, look up ColdWarMotors, on UA-cam-They re-created one, in an amazing way-check it out! Thanks again, Dennis!
We need to *splice* in that video with this video!!!
I've following CWM's resto too. It feels like I'm cheating seeing it all done! Very unique space-age style machine.
@@PhaQ2 I see what you did there. lol
@@PhaQ2 And just a little tidy...
Scott just dabbles in the waste of time olympics.
DENNIS: great Job, the Jeep , AND THE 45 ARMY FORD PICK,UP!, Great stuff, incidentally there are some great finds here MONTANA ALSO ( Barns, fields , etc).........
I'm sure Scott's 60 Fury from coldwarmotors will look as mint as this one.
Have you seen his last few videos? Car's looking mint compared to when he got it.
@@barley12girl I have, the paintwork looks like showroom, when he does the interior we will really see another artistic side of him.
#coldwarmotors
While in HS in the 60's I had a friend that had a Fury just like this one only in red and white. A great riding and fast car. It seemed huge and was great for double dates.
Really beautiful looking cars. 😀👍
This is a great one day meet and I've also sold some stuff at this and it is cramped but a very nice meet.
Fins of Fury!
..Thank you for mostly focusing on these original, well-kept or well-restored cars :)...they represent what the cars were all about when they were built..the styling, the look,the technology, like a time capsule to when they were new...something a "rod" or "custom" can never do....not that I don't like "rods" and "customs", but I AM opposed to destroying original survivors or complete, outstanding restoration projects to "build" them....
'glad to see he let his hair down! (9:43)
Lots of great cars!
Hmmm, brought back a few memories, like the '46 ford pickup my brother, then father owned. Never found the time unfortunately. Someone else took that task on. My neighbor, an elderly woman, who tried to learn to drive in a late '60's corvair. What I came to this site for was the '60 fury because I've been watching this guy in Canada with the you tube, 'coldwarmotors', where this guy has taken the 'frame' of a '59-'60 Dodge and has taken the body of a '60 Fury and now its becoming a very nice car. It has the same paint scheme, blue and white, although, not the motor. Also my brother had one of those late '50's cab over jeep and my father had a pickup and 'wagon jeep of the same era. Thanks for sharing.
The Jeep is very nice great job. A few more Tri-Fives wouldn’t hurt? I had a Corvair painted with the Yenko stripes two carb model. Drilled a hole in the trunk and filled it with ice and beer. Got lots of comments about my radiator leaking.
that old plymouth is ultra cool
You gotta love how Chrysler-Plymouth has always lagged behind in the changing of the styles of cars for a year or so. The fins of the fifties... the huge size of the 70's..I hope they never fold...
“Take a look at these cars,” .....and we get fraction of a second zoom shots of a fantastic range of cars. We are already watching your video, we don’t want teasers, we want time to view each car. Learn to voice over and edit 2 second stills. Zooming and panning are the enemy of good observation and study. You are polite and give valuable time to the people you interview, but the program is about the cars. Show the cars while interviewing and talking. Your choice of cars and venues is always interesting, the information you present is incredible and the technical aspects of video and sound are superb. If you spent days viewing the cars zippy camera tricks might seem at fitting tribute to them, but please realise I am on the other side of the world and this may be the only chance I get to see and appreciate such rare cars.
Another fantastic place for a car show
I wonder if that Fury has a sketchy old pack of darts in the glove box?
What a cool little town
that corvair now its hot wheels crazy blown lol*
The one thing I've learned about car cruises held in the street. If you have a car that you show there, don't leave your car alone. Quite a few times when the woman walk next to the car with the pocketbooks on their shoulders when they bend over to look at your car, they pocketbooks swing down and bang in to the cars. Ask them to remove the bags from their shoulders.
Frankers!@#
i was there once i love that place, unfortunatly it was a yr b4 i turned 21 :(
Beauuuutiful Car!❤️
I wanted to see the coupe that's in the background when he's talking to the director.
I'm sorry sir please please excuse my voice to text, Dennis!
Rover did a great deal of work to the Buick engine for more revs. (metallurgy, cams, block casting etc). If you need a 215 up its a good choice. Check for sludge in lifter valley, likes oil changes regularly.
It was so high up that the moustach needed its own oxygen tank.
Lol
OK, now I need one of those "telegraphic" columns.
When I was in central city Colorado it’s was a whole casino nothing else
Re: Buick Rover engine. Rover did a great deal of work with metallurgy including the block casting, cams etc. to get the revs up. Worth choosing - goes from 215 cu in. up, but not las big as big US engines. Likes regular oil change. (lifter valley sludge)
Use one Quart of Marvel Mystery oil per oil change and you won't have to worry about sludge as it is a high detergent oil.
- 👍 👍 🔧
Shit did not now Christine got a make over I knew she did not die❤👻☠
What size was the Fury engine though?
Hey den, how come u never come 2 miami? Lol u never come down south to the durty!.
I LOVE COLORADO - the only thing is - it is a Uber rich man's playground and the cost of living is "SKY HIGH". Property is priced to keep the out of state Riff-Raff out.
Oh yeah there’s only 12 of the war time trucks that have been found so let’s molest it and not put it back to how it should be from the factory
james houck OMG, I couldn’t of said it better!
The Fury finally starts at 7:10... and ends at 9:40... Bit of clickbait.
Bummer that you had to wade thru other great cars to get there.🙂
@MyClassicCarTV Correct, I only came for the car advertised... Skipped to the one I was looking for, and then left. Not a subscriber, just got a UA-cam notice and saw the Fury, all I was interested in.
Hmm. You might consider expanding your car horizons. There's a lot of cool stuff out there. This is a good place to do that!
MyClassicCarTV Not interested.
Pity.
Never understood putting Chevy engines in everything, Ik the parts and ease of maintenance and everything but keep it Ford, keep it dodge instead of dropping a 350 in everything
Can't stand to see a chevrolet engine in a ford vehicle! The Ford truck was perfect until I seen that engine, nothing against chevrolet its just the intertwining of different brands