Very awesome move! You inspired many in such a grand gesture. Many you will never know but have encouraged to give in ways that are far reaching from such a simple act.
I thought the same thing when he spoke to his father….if only I could still do that with mine. To all the men out there that had amazing dads….I feel your pain
At a recent cars & coffee, I noticed someone taking pictures of my truck & that made me feel pretty good. Watching a young man bring a model of your car to you choked me up. They are the future of the classic car hobby, & seeing how you inspired a future gear head makes me want to get back into the garage & get something done. Well done sir, well done!
As a guy from a country where we saw these cars only in American movies, I watch your restoration videos with great pleasure. Greetings from a Ukrainian viewer, Dylan!
@@fedirlopatin7439 but there were such things as Chaikas and ZILs and even V8 Volgas... Actually it would be interesting to see someone hot rod one of those.
As a fellow automotive You-tuber, I cannot imagine getting a gift like that. I know that made you melt and I couldn't be happier for you. Love the Plymouth too.
Hats off to the young man that gave you the model and inspiration. What a great video. I had chills, goosebumps, tears everything. I’d like to see you push this series to the end with all the stuff you want to do to complete it.
Please remember. We are all here because what you do helps us by learning and also because you do this stuff it helps us to go do more stuff. I have a car that’s been sitting 10 months. It’s because of you I have driven it every day this week. Thank you for taking the time to upload your videos for us 🙏
When you become such a public figure, Dylan, you automatically become a role model for many. Always remember the influence you have on others. The character and integrity you display can be a positive example for others.
Some things: the appearance of that car is perfect just the way it is; the car has a great sound to it; and your wife is adorable and you guys make a great couple.
To the young man that gave Dylan that toy car, that was awesome man. And to you Dylan, I'm glad you found the muse that you nearly lost, to complete the Plymouth. And I gotta say, the old girl sounds rowdy as all get out, just beautiful man.
The young man that gave the toy car, he is a friend/schoolmate of my friends oldest son. He actually sent me clips of this, but told me I had to wait to see your video for all of it. He said you were/are a true gentleman with everyone around, genuine. It's people like you, taking time for everyone, and inspiring everyone, that helps keep the automotive world alive. We've all been at that point of giving up, and actually have given up. God knew you needed that young man, at that exact moment. The appreciation we have for your transparency, your drive, your creations, but most of all, your true to self, true to life reality. That's what keeps us here. You say thank you to us, we say thank you, as well, to you.
The smile on your face said it all. Congrats on getting her running, I was really looking forward to it. I woulda lost it if I got that present from that kid.
I'm not a person who comments very often so with that being said. I became a subscriber a couple of years ago and have always enjoyed your content. When I say the look in your eyes the first time you rapped on the car a little that look was priceless. Dylan you are a good person and I so much enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.
Dylan, one of the reasons I enjoy your content so much is because you are real. You make mistakes, get frustrated, forget to tie the battery down, etc. It’s human nature to want to walk away sometimes, especially when you are exhausted and up against a deadline you realize cannot be met. The most important thing is that you know when to take a break, walk away, calm down and then come back with a clear head and forge on. We are often our own worst enemy but having a strong support system, family, friends and faith is what makes all the difference at the end of the day. Congratulations on getting through it and finishing strong! Looking forward to future content as always. God bless.
Dylan. Please give a shout into to your Dad. At time stamp19:33 your Dad said "turn up the radio", in reference to the drive shaft noise. I immediately thought of a friend who passed away 20 years ago. He was a die hard Mopar guy. He drag raced a 64 Polara in the nostalgia class at several local drag straps. When ever I was having issues working on my 67 Mustang and complained about a noise I couldn't figure out, he would say "turn up the radio". Thanks for the memory.
That car is such a trip down memory lane for me, My first car was a 1959 Plymouth Suburban station wagon (Not a GM Suburban, you know the real Mopar Suburban). It had a 318 two bbl, three on the tree, no power steering and no power brakes or as my Dad used to say "No power steering and no power brakes, it's got power to the rear wheels"! Don't worry about Mrs. McC only giving it a six out of ten you'll know it has her approval when she races you to the car so she can drive it.
I know what you mean about wanting to give up, I bought a car about 15 yrs ago with every intention of putting it back on the road. It was exactly what I was looking for, a ‘79 Olds Cutlass Calais 4spd and fairly rare. But life had other ideas, heart attack and a incurable lung disease but I REFUSE to let it go until it sees the road again in my hands. Keep pushing !!
Never thought the old Plymouth's were that great , you made me a believer . Pretty COOL ! Really like how the late model stuff goes right in and that you do your own work ,on a regular guys budget. Keep up the good work and videos!!
Your videos have become the best classic car videos because you show yourself actually doing some of the work. Other guys stopped that and arent as interesting as they once were
one day i wanna see u fix up a 225 slant six 4 spd manual 4dr plymouth valiant with factory hurst shifter i had one of those in the past had fun with it for the year i had it but it was fun till things broke that i couldnt fix
1.your lady's head tilting back when you mashed the gas...priceless...i wonder if she thought it was just loud lol... 2. your fathers words Dylan...to see that made me remember my dad and the times we had. thankyou 3. that young fellow that made the model hotwheels...well done sir!...such a wicked tribute...well deserved 4. your humility speaks loud and clear buddy, don't ever change ok?
Seeing this project continue, and seeing it drive on it's own and out of the garage is one of the most beautiful things I've seen on youtube. Please keep this one going!
Great job Dylan , is there a chance you could drop the rear transmission mount down a bit to improve the angle and get drive shaft down away from the floor?
Love your channel,my first car was a 1957 Plymouth Savoy 2 dr hardtop in 1964. I had a lot of fun in it being crazed teenager, my sons first car was a 1957 Chrysler New Yorker with a 392 hemi. It was a project car we worked on together when he was 16 years old. I’m now 74 and he’s 54. We still wrench on cars together and watch your Chanel, thanks for the memories!
Right on Dylan, sounds mean! Love when ur dad said "Just turn up the radio" had me rollin! That kid who made you that little model was amazing, so cool! Keep up the great hard work, appreciate all u do!!!
Man , am I glad you decided to finish. I'm not even a MOPAR guy, but your car is fucking WICKED 🔥! I'm in my late 60s, and your car brings back a lot of really cool memories. When you get all the bugs worked out it's going to be a really cool cruzer!
Meeting you at last years Power Tour in Champaign Illinois was a real honor...you are a good man..and don't ever forget you are appreciated and cared about!
DYLAN,, WE ARE GLAD YOU DIDNT GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT WELDING THE DRIVE SHAFT..G D BLESS THAT KID !!! THE LITTLE CAR IS GREAT BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES,,.GREAT CAR LIFT..THAT GRILL LOOKS MEAN BUT HAPPY DRIVING OUT OF THE GARAGE FOR THE FIRT TIME,, SHE HAS A PERSONALLATY.. THAT ENGINE IS CLEAN...KEEP WORKING ON HER SHES GREAT!
Thank you sir for not giving up on the Fury. I don't care how long it takes to get her how you want her. The journey is the fun part, not the destination.
Thanks for showing everyone the hard side of hot rodding and how to stick it out and not give up on a dream. The sense of accomplishment cannot be described with words and to have so many people use you for inspiration must be an amazing feeling. Beautiful car and an amazing journey. Keep up the good work showing the good, the bad , and the ugly of hot rodding
She sounds absolutely awesome! Hey Brotha. You are human. Don’t be so hard on yourself. I know we have all been there, without all the things you were dealing with. Here you had a tight deadline. Trying to film everything and trying to tackle so many issues. Your humble and that and for that I give you tons of respect! I could easily see someone who has a popular UA-cam channel with all the subscribers you have, could be cocky arrogant and make up excuses. But that’s not you. You’re honest you’re humble and you’re human I think that’s why you have so many people that love your channel. Keep up the good work bud. I love your show!
This video is so wholesome! You telling the downsides of the project, getting the kid's gift, getting excited about it driving for the first time, showing the car to your dad and taking your girl to s ride. Those things bring us such a joy! Thank you for making this content and God bless!
Very touching moment where that little dude gave you the car. I dont blame you for not giving up after that. great to see you moving forward with the project Dylan, love it!
Great vid Dylan. Found you a couple of weeks ago been watching ever since. I love cars especially old ones. Whatever town you live in seems great, makes me miss the midwest. Your dad ahould be in more, he seems really cool. Anyway keep up the great work, I’ll be watching.
Good job Dylan. Most people wouldn't bother with an old car like that. I like to rescue old cars too. I fixed up a 69 roadrunner and a 68 GTO that sat on a field for over 30 years
Dylan I'm old enough to be your dad, but your channel mustie 1, and Johnathan W are great channels and down to earth carry on young man your doing great.
Congratulations for finally getting this one finally running. It is, by far, my most favorite vehicle that you have worked on. The challenging. The SMILE on your face says it all! God Bless!
Two things made me watch this 1958 Plymouth Savoy roadsteration. The first reason is because I stumbled across your video on the 1951 shoebox Ford. Loved that video! That started me watching more of your videos. The second reason is because I was born in 1958 and wasn't familiar with the 1958 Plymouth. Anyway, love your wholesome and clean videos and your perseverance in finishing the Plymouth project. Thanks for your hard work and excellent videos.
The youngster that made that baby model car of Dylan's Plymouth... You are the future of our love for these old skool rigs. Your mom/dad supporting you doing this is gold. As far as you? I'm gen x .. truly brought a tear to my eye. Well done young man! I wish I had a model of my projects. Let me know if you hire out bud! To Dylan.. that thing sounds nasty! Very cool build! Been around a while. And this thing is sweet!
Dylan, you ought to take the kid who made the model for you out for a ride when your car is done. He made your day, you could would surely make his day by giving him a ride in it.
If I could, I’d sit here and just hit the like button over and over for about an hour! I love this car! It looks good and sounds even better, but the best part (for me) is the V8 with a four speed behind it! Love it! God bless you and your family, Dylan!
This car has my attention because my first car was a 57 Belvedere. The challenges you are encountering are basically the same challenges I encountered years ago. My first setback was the 318 poly spun a main bearing and it progressed from there. I sold the car and regret it every day. I'm glad you are making progress and I can't wait to see the finished product
you take such pride in your work of restoring that plymouth. I watched every video. I wish I had your motivation restoring a car like what you did with the plymouth.
My Dad drove a 74 Diplomat unmarked police car for the Detroit Police Department in 1978. These packed mooncaps are those exact hub covers! I love them!
If you ever finish one project I hope it is this one. Would love to see this car brought back with fresh paint and interior. Good job so far it sounds great.
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Did you sell the charger?
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sweet man sorry i have been iracing a lot gratz on finishing
Thanks for including me in the video! Hope you enjoy your custom hot wheels!
Get your brother to help so he can get a free shirt too.
Nice job Andrew you made Dylan's day
Well done young man, well done
@@bighoudini6130 he actually gave me 2 shirts, I don’t know if that was intended but we both have a shirt now.
Very awesome move! You inspired many in such a grand gesture. Many you will never know but have encouraged to give in ways that are far reaching from such a simple act.
Dylan, I don't know if you understand how absolutely lucky you are to not only have a cool father but that he's still around!
Yeah, I'm only 16 and lost my dad at 11.
I thought the same thing when he spoke to his father….if only I could still do that with mine.
To all the men out there that had amazing dads….I feel your pain
To the fellow who gave Dylan the model car, good job and very cool!
Very McCool!
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At a recent cars & coffee, I noticed someone taking pictures of my truck & that made me feel pretty good. Watching a young man bring a model of your car to you choked me up. They are the future of the classic car hobby, & seeing how you inspired a future gear head makes me want to get back into the garage & get something done. Well done sir, well done!
As a guy from a country where we saw these cars only in American movies, I watch your restoration videos with great pleasure. Greetings from a Ukrainian viewer, Dylan!
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
Bless you and yours. We here in the US. do care about you! YOU are strong people!
@@campcrafter4613 Thank you for your kind words! I do appreciate your support
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦!!!
@@fedirlopatin7439 but there were such things as Chaikas and ZILs and even V8 Volgas... Actually it would be interesting to see someone hot rod one of those.
As a fellow automotive You-tuber, I cannot imagine getting a gift like that. I know that made you melt and I couldn't be happier for you. Love the Plymouth too.
AWESOME!!! That's a cool car and the kid that brought you the model painted like it is cool as heck.
It's nice seeing the 58 Plymouth back. That little model that kid gave you is awesome
Hats off to the young man that gave you the model and inspiration. What a great video. I had chills, goosebumps, tears everything. I’d like to see you push this series to the end with all the stuff you want to do to complete it.
Perfect got the wife and dad seal of approval. Can’t ask for anything more. Great video
Please remember.
We are all here because what you do helps us by learning and also because you do this stuff it helps us to go do more stuff.
I have a car that’s been sitting 10 months.
It’s because of you I have driven it every day this week.
Thank you for taking the time to upload your videos for us 🙏
When you become such a public figure, Dylan, you automatically become a role model for many. Always remember the influence you have on others. The character and integrity you display can be a positive example for others.
Getting appreciation from a kid is the ultimate in recognition for reaching out to all ages and minds.
This is absolutely the coolest build on UA-cam bar none.
All credit to you for sticking with it.
I think that this is my favorite out of all the cars you've revived
Some things: the appearance of that car is perfect just the way it is; the car has a great sound to it; and your wife is adorable and you guys make a great couple.
To the young man that gave Dylan that toy car, that was awesome man. And to you Dylan, I'm glad you found the muse that you nearly lost, to complete the Plymouth. And I gotta say, the old girl sounds rowdy as all get out, just beautiful man.
Are you gonna blow him? Jesus settle down, stfu.
The young man that gave the toy car, he is a friend/schoolmate of my friends oldest son. He actually sent me clips of this, but told me I had to wait to see your video for all of it. He said you were/are a true gentleman with everyone around, genuine. It's people like you, taking time for everyone, and inspiring everyone, that helps keep the automotive world alive. We've all been at that point of giving up, and actually have given up. God knew you needed that young man, at that exact moment. The appreciation we have for your transparency, your drive, your creations, but most of all, your true to self, true to life reality. That's what keeps us here.
You say thank you to us, we say thank you, as well, to you.
The smile on your face said it all. Congrats on getting her running, I was really looking forward to it. I woulda lost it if I got that present from that kid.
Hey how are you doing..?
I'm not a person who comments very often so with that being said. I became a subscriber a couple of years ago and have always enjoyed your content. When I say the look in your eyes the first time you rapped on the car a little that look was priceless. Dylan you are a good person and I so much enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.
Dylan, one of the reasons I enjoy your content so much is because you are real. You make mistakes, get frustrated, forget to tie the battery down, etc. It’s human nature to want to walk away sometimes, especially when you are exhausted and up against a deadline you realize cannot be met. The most important thing is that you know when to take a break, walk away, calm down and then come back with a clear head and forge on. We are often our own worst enemy but having a strong support system, family, friends and faith is what makes all the difference at the end of the day. Congratulations on getting through it and finishing strong! Looking forward to future content as always. God bless.
Fantastic, don’t know who was more happy. You or the boy who gave you the wee car. Great channel
Absolutely Love the Exhaust 👍👍👍👍👍
Dylan. Please give a shout into to your Dad. At time stamp19:33 your Dad said "turn up the radio", in reference to the drive shaft noise. I immediately thought of a friend who passed away 20 years ago. He was a die hard Mopar guy. He drag raced a 64 Polara in the nostalgia class at several local drag straps. When ever I was having issues working on my 67 Mustang and complained about a noise I couldn't figure out, he would say "turn up the radio". Thanks for the memory.
I respect all the hard work you put into getting this 58 running Dylan. Great job!!
That car is such a trip down memory lane for me, My first car was a 1959 Plymouth Suburban station wagon (Not a GM Suburban, you know the real Mopar Suburban). It had a 318 two bbl, three on the tree, no power steering and no power brakes or as my Dad used to say "No power steering and no power brakes, it's got power to the rear wheels"! Don't worry about Mrs. McC only giving it a six out of ten you'll know it has her approval when she races you to the car so she can drive it.
That was one the most wholesome things I've seen in months. Well done Dylan!
So kool the way you showed your appreciation toward that kid. He was beaming man super cool moment and that's what life is all about
Seeing a smile on your face when driving that car put a smile on mine. Keep up the fantastic work.
I know what you mean about wanting to give up, I bought a car about 15 yrs ago with every intention of putting it back on the road. It was exactly what I was looking for, a ‘79 Olds Cutlass Calais 4spd and fairly rare. But life had other ideas, heart attack and a incurable lung disease but I REFUSE to let it go until it sees the road again in my hands. Keep pushing !!
That was awesome what that kid did for you, making that replica model. You do have a very good youtube channel and great fans as well.
the kid posted above too.
Never thought the old Plymouth's were that great , you made me a believer . Pretty COOL ! Really like how the late model stuff goes right in and that you do your own work ,on a regular guys budget. Keep up the good work and videos!!
Your videos have become the best classic car videos because you show yourself actually doing some of the work. Other guys stopped that and arent as interesting as they once were
There is something special about this car. I love how excited you get when things finally come together after all that hard work. Well done.
Just goes to show. Sometimes you have to walk away from a project and come back to it later. I’m really happy for you Dylan.
Good Job Dylan!! I’m Loving The Way Christne’s Blue Cousin Sounds And Looks Man, Can’t Wait To See What’s Next!!
I’m Great Thanks, You?
@@charlesking1244 I'm cool thanks for asking
@@charlesking1244 Nice meeting you here where are you originally from?
That’s Great Drake, Good Meeting You, I’m Initially From New York.. Your Self?
one day i wanna see u fix up a 225 slant six 4 spd manual 4dr plymouth valiant with factory hurst shifter i had one of those in the past had fun with it for the year i had it but it was fun till things broke that i couldnt fix
Thank you for not giving up
i havnt wanted a car this bad in a long time, everything about it speaks to me, amazing work dylan.
Love all of your content Dylan, and how I can watch without worrying that my little one will hear things she shouldn't.
Mannnnnnn that thing SINGS. Sounds amazing.
Good work Dylan! I always loved the cackle type exhaust when you get on it!!!!
1.your lady's head tilting back when you mashed the gas...priceless...i wonder if she thought it was just loud lol...
2. your fathers words Dylan...to see that made me remember my dad and the times we had. thankyou
3. that young fellow that made the model hotwheels...well done sir!...such a wicked tribute...well deserved
4. your humility speaks loud and clear buddy, don't ever change ok?
Seeing this project continue, and seeing it drive on it's own and out of the garage is one of the most beautiful things I've seen on youtube. Please keep this one going!
Chatterbox would be a good name for her. Cool the kid did a custom Hot Wheels, hopefully soon I can start on my version of Christine in 1/25th scale.
Great job Dylan , is there a chance you could drop the rear transmission mount down a bit to improve the angle and get drive shaft down away from the floor?
Love your channel,my first car was a 1957 Plymouth Savoy 2 dr hardtop in 1964. I had a lot of fun in it being crazed teenager, my sons first car was
a 1957 Chrysler New Yorker with a 392 hemi. It was a project car we worked on together when he was 16 years old. I’m now 74 and he’s 54. We still wrench on cars together and watch your Chanel, thanks for the memories!
Another great success!!! Man never give up and always move forward 🤘
love the channel keep it up man
I love the Steelies and the Stance. Great Stuff 🤠 I believe your lovely wife like the '58 more than she lets on. Lol 😆🤣
That looks so cool going down the road and sounds great the model the kid made you makes it evennn better
I’m insulating and sheetrocking my kids garage. Sweet in the winter. Heated garage.
Now do the Monaco! :D This is a great fix up. I love these episodes.
Right on Dylan, sounds mean! Love when ur dad said "Just turn up the radio" had me rollin! That kid who made you that little model was amazing, so cool! Keep up the great hard work, appreciate all u do!!!
Man , am I glad you decided to finish. I'm not even a MOPAR guy, but your car is fucking WICKED 🔥! I'm in my late 60s, and your car brings back a lot of really cool memories. When you get all the bugs worked out it's going to be a really cool cruzer!
@@user-yi9mk5ut3e each to their own pal! PEACE ✌️
Meeting you at last years Power Tour in Champaign Illinois was a real honor...you are a good man..and don't ever forget you are appreciated and cared about!
DYLAN,, WE ARE GLAD YOU DIDNT GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT WELDING THE DRIVE SHAFT..G D BLESS THAT KID !!! THE LITTLE CAR IS GREAT BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES,,.GREAT CAR LIFT..THAT GRILL LOOKS MEAN BUT HAPPY DRIVING OUT OF THE GARAGE FOR THE FIRT TIME,, SHE HAS A PERSONALLATY.. THAT ENGINE IS CLEAN...KEEP WORKING ON HER SHES GREAT!
Thank you sir for not giving up on the Fury. I don't care how long it takes to get her how you want her. The journey is the fun part, not the destination.
It’s so great to see your excitement with it running. Congratulations
I love that car that is one of my favourite cars 1958 I hope to see more of it
19:06... "So am I and I'm not near as old". 🤣
It’s awesome that the car is moving but what hit home was the young man that gave you the inspiration to keep going with the build.
God Bless 🙏
Thanks for showing everyone the hard side of hot rodding and how to stick it out and not give up on a dream. The sense of accomplishment cannot be described with words and to have so many people use you for inspiration must be an amazing feeling. Beautiful car and an amazing journey. Keep up the good work showing the good, the bad , and the ugly of hot rodding
She sounds absolutely awesome! Hey Brotha. You are human. Don’t be so hard on yourself. I know we have all been there, without all the things you were dealing with. Here you had a tight deadline. Trying to film everything and trying to tackle so many issues. Your humble and that and for that I give you tons of respect! I could easily see someone who has a popular UA-cam channel with all the subscribers you have, could be cocky arrogant and make up excuses. But that’s not you. You’re honest you’re humble and you’re human I think that’s why you have so many people that love your channel. Keep up the good work bud. I love your show!
This video is so wholesome!
You telling the downsides of the project, getting the kid's gift, getting excited about it driving for the first time, showing the car to your dad and taking your girl to s ride. Those things bring us such a joy!
Thank you for making this content and God bless!
Very touching moment where that little dude gave you the car. I dont blame you for not giving up after that. great to see you moving forward with the project Dylan, love it!
see, people can be nice! what a lovely thing to keep you going on this project.... 💜
Glad you didnt give up, im a huge fan of this car
Great vid Dylan. Found you a couple of weeks ago been watching ever since. I love cars especially old ones. Whatever town you live in seems great, makes me miss the midwest. Your dad ahould be in more, he seems really cool. Anyway keep up the great work, I’ll be watching.
I'm so glad that you didn't give up because she's a beauty
Glad to see that old iron back on the road.
I wish the 460 in my F260 sounded that characterful. Thing sounds great for what it is!
Good job Dylan. Most people wouldn't bother with an old car like that. I like to rescue old cars too. I fixed up a 69 roadrunner and a 68 GTO that sat on a field for over 30 years
Dylan I'm old enough to be your dad, but your channel mustie 1, and Johnathan W are great channels and down to earth carry on young man your doing great.
Congratulations for finally getting this one finally running. It is, by far, my most favorite vehicle that you have worked on. The
challenging. The SMILE on your face says it all! God Bless!
Two things made me watch this 1958 Plymouth Savoy roadsteration. The first reason is because I stumbled across your video on the 1951 shoebox Ford. Loved that video! That started me watching more of your videos. The second reason is because I was born in 1958 and wasn't familiar with the 1958 Plymouth. Anyway, love your wholesome and clean videos and your perseverance in finishing the Plymouth project. Thanks for your hard work and excellent videos.
Me seeing Dylan at Moparty....
"It looks better in person."
Dylan- "I'm about tired of looking at it, honestly." I completely understand, sir.
Mr. McCool
Out of everything you've ever shown this is my favorite!
Good job young man!
GOD Bless You and your family.
The youngster that made that baby model car of Dylan's Plymouth... You are the future of our love for these old skool rigs. Your mom/dad supporting you doing this is gold. As far as you? I'm gen x .. truly brought a tear to my eye. Well done young man! I wish I had a model of my projects. Let me know if you hire out bud! To Dylan.. that thing sounds nasty! Very cool build! Been around a while. And this thing is sweet!
Scared the crap out of me when you said you “gave up” … dude, I thought the worst with that comment! Welcome back and looking forward to more content!
Glad you didn't give up!
Dylan, you ought to take the kid who made the model for you out for a ride when your car is done. He made your day, you could would surely make his day by giving him a ride in it.
Hey how are you doing..?
It's leaning a little bit towards the driver side"" so am I... lol , great job with the young fan, thanks for the good content and entertainment.
Congratulations Dylan on your first drive in the 58. Need to get that drive shaft balanced. That’s all. Thank you for sharing!
Taking it to show your Dad first drive was priceless. Loved his reactions. Good on you Dylan, congrats for all your efforts so far.
Love the dog dish cop hubcaps kept it up
If I could, I’d sit here and just hit the like button over and over for about an hour! I love this car! It looks good and sounds even better, but the best part (for me) is the V8 with a four speed behind it! Love it! God bless you and your family, Dylan!
Thanks for continuing the build on the 58. I really wanted to see it up and running. Great job.
A PLEASURE!!!!!! High School Class of "58. Thank you!!!!!
This car has my attention because my first car was a 57 Belvedere. The challenges you are encountering are basically the same challenges I encountered years ago. My first setback was the 318 poly spun a main bearing and it progressed from there. I sold the car and regret it every day. I'm glad you are making progress and I can't wait to see the finished product
Hello how are you doing??
Christine!! Awesome video with a awesome car!
Hello there 👋👋, how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a wonderful day. God bless you!!❤️❤️
you take such pride in your work of restoring that plymouth. I watched every video. I wish I had your motivation restoring a car like what you did with the plymouth.
My Dad drove a 74 Diplomat unmarked police car for the Detroit Police Department in 1978. These packed mooncaps are those exact hub covers!
I love them!
Hey Dylan. The Plymouth is AWESOME! Reminded me of when Christine came to life! Super COOL! PRAISE GOD!
Enjoy your channel ! Scary when you think that you are a hero to that kid a great responsibility !
Your dad is great. What a cool laid back guy! Nice work on that thing!
I like it son.
That was really awesome that young man made you the replica of your car!!
If you ever finish one project I hope it is this one. Would love to see this car brought back with fresh paint and interior. Good job so far it sounds great.
Hello there 👋👋, how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a wonderful day. God bless you!!❤️❤️
So nice to see more of the Plymouth!
For a guy with a Christine tattoo I'm green with envy what an awsome project you've turned out 🙌