The car gods will forgive you, just say the Road & Track company mission five times, and repeat all the Daytona 500 winners from the past ten years. All will be forgiven.
for someone who resto-modded an old-ass, broken and beaten Daytona to a high 7’s Hellcat-powered fighting and screaming beast of a car from almost scratch, it really warms my heart to see other people doing such things and things alike to such an extent just like I did, especially on such a recognized classic badass of a car. cheers for this project. you guys are amazing.
@@hughjazzole2037 today vs yesterday... Mopar had the best Muscle back then. Today, shameful. Look what they did to the Dart? and the Charger has 4 doors? hmm
Hi guys. I'm just a French watching this video with hearts in my eyes. Thank you for sharing your passion and doing such a great work on these abandoned cars in barns, restoring them and puttin'em on top of their true essence of their beauty.
I love to see that someone outside North America can appreciate these loud, obnoxious, impractical, and great old hunks of metal. Just goes to show there's Car Guys everywhere. Hope you can make it to the USA for an American car show
I usually don't like to see people chop up a classic muscle car just because they can, but this car looks like the best of both new and old. Well done!
THG TCHR I agree but the car does look almost original. I would’ve rather of seen had classic wheels on it and redline tires. I’m sure it handles better with the modern rims and tires?
You are correct. I like to see cars like this one that are true to the spirit of the original cars while showing what is possible with modern technology. This car is beautiful.
"A" class build!! Someone got a deal for $200,00 for the amount of hours put in on this restoration. The quality of the work, NO SHORT CUTS, UNBELIEVABLE!! I wish I could afford for these guys to do my restoration on '73 Mustang convertible with 351 Cleveland. Suspension upgrade- Quadralink & coilover, stroke motor and a paint job like that. These guys are amazing!! Love watching their work!!
Totally incredible. As a dodge SRT charger owner... you guys did dodge proud. I love this. One of my favorite restorations ever. Great engine/trans choice too.👍 Awesome job guy's 👏👏👏
An absolutely beautiful car! Every choice from the Hellcat crate engine to the vinyl top to AC was right on the money. I totally love watching you guys work and the interesting and fun cars you produce. Thank you!
The attention to detail and choice of parts really made this car stand out! It's great to see the passion and hard work that goes into creating these amazing vehicles.
The vinyl top and the red interior are hideous lol. Too bad. Black on black would've been the chef's kiss. $200k USD is insane, but hey better the rich spend their money than sit on it.
I'm 32 years old, never cared for cars at all - but these old muscle cars wake an interest and desire in me as I have never felt it when I was younger.
Those guys are at the top of the restoration level, experienced, skillful and creative people. They can work on anything vintage, rusty and almost of no value to something look brand new, of high quality build, very powerful and attractive to buyers. Amazing video !
I’d say you guys hit it Double A, Top Drawer all the way. What a totally awesome build. Congratulations. I’d be proud as punch to have this one in my garage.
As a tail-end Boomer (1959), its great to see that the audience has people under 65 who seem genuinely interested in these cars. To folks born after the factory muscle cars stopped rolling off production lines, know this - Boomers (like every generation before us) won't live forever even if some seem to have been around since Moses ;)
@Private Name withheld " fools are easily parted with their money. 😂🤣😂🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑" I think this is the quote you were looking for: "..at particular times a great deal of stupid people have a great deal of stupid money" - Walter Bagehot Nice build, but at @ 200k, I'd rather raise another 50 or so, and go for something from the RingBrothers.
I loved this build, my gosh. The buyer, yep, drive it man! Honestly, you're entering exotic prices with these type builds (restoromods), and truth be told, I'd take a brand new Charger Hellcat over anything from Europe, anyday. Wow. Well done gentlemen! Subscribed!
I enjoyed this and wish they did more long form shows like this. I get tired of people trying to be UA-camrs with 90 second intros and shaky-cam content. Regardless of whatever money was spent, they at least made it back. Haters gonna hate.
Wow what an amazing car!! Anyone would be proud to own it, sadly I will never be able to buy such a car but they sure are something to see. And I usually NEVER sit through a video that's going to run 45min. long but it was fascinating to see to what extent it was modified and HOW it was done.
You know guys I watched the entire vid and I gotta tell ya I felt a tug too when the car went out to the auction floor. In 1968 I was a freshman in HS and these cars were in my neighborhood. It took me way back and what a gorgeous car, I am not a black and red car guy but this one is awesome!
Just saw the build and auction tonight. A beautiful job and $200K. Brought tears to my eyes. That'll era of charger is my favorite body style. Great job guys!
You guys really did a great job. I congratulate you, and wish you lots of success. I always loved American cars, especially muscle cars. I hope I can get one, even if it's old and beat up.
So they bought a junker for $20k. Put $80k worth of parts into it. Then $100k worth of labor.. And then sold it for 200k. I hope they didn't leave a full tank of gas in it.
Quit it with the foul mouthed insults. Coming off like a bunch of shitbags We re all car guys so why get bent out of shape about it all. Be it Dodge Ford or Chev, all these car manufacturers have put out great cars at dif periods in time. Today Im a Dodge guy but if I were coming up bk in the day I'd have surely been a chev 1st guy with the chevelles, camaros, Novas. Prob still would ve had to have a 68 charger but C'mon
I can not believe that you found it in the condition it was in for $20,000! I've seen them in worse shape for $35k plus. It's not even fair! Good job, great resto!
@@carlcampbell6827 honestly with a big block that's running and the body was pretty straight, but with a broken motor mount, interior falling apart, I would of paid 8k for it.
@@Terrath12 - I suppose the car would readily pull 15K however the key is how much additional cash are you willing to sink into the car without going in way over your head? I guess if a person was making say $150,000 - $200,000 a year they could splurge a bit, but they probably didnt get where they are by making bad investments on cars! Even well to do people can not afford to loose say $35,000 to $75,000 or more on a hobby car.
Every single moment we were looking at the finished car I had that same feeling you get in your chest when the pretty girl catches you looking at her from across the room and she gives you a little wink. God damn that things beautiful.
That is one beautiful machine nice job guys on a phenomenal build it’s worth every penny that guy paid for it I hope he enjoys it and passes it on to his children 👍
+Simply Michael - Don't feel bad about not being able to buy a Charger hot rod. I have had plenty of cars like this and they are just big heavy tanks. My 2018 Charger Dayton is pretty much in the same category but with great technology.
I just can't imagine owning one of those then one day leaving it to sit and having the next generation have no passion for it and sell it, I can't think of anything more heartbreaking 😢
Yo I’m out here high asf watching the video until I hear this dude say “alright for the 45 min we gonna give you a tour around the warehouse” had me dead😂😂💀
Boosting an engine destroys its reliability and isn't of much use as a daily driver. As a project car or weekend track toy, sure, but not something you can depend on to get you around town all year without frequent trips to the mechanic. You can't get a manufacture drive-train warranty with a boosted LS. 700hp plus reliability is a rarity. That's the point the guy was making.
@@akassasin5768 A stock 4th gen LS has about 325 hp. Boosting it to get 700 hp, more than double the hp, would turn it into an unreliable mess. You can get a lot of mileage out of an LS or you can get a lot of horsepower, but you can't have both at the same time. If you don't realize that then you've obviously never dealt with any turbo systems. Boosting an engine to produce double the horsepower literally destroys the engine.
pjimmbo jimmbo you are kidding right?? You don’t mean there is something wrong with making a profit? I suspect anyone who thinks anybody should pay more income tax!!!! Do you park on the Left side of the street?
I like the process! Nice ass car. And I’m barely seeing this 2 years later. But y’all definitely should’ve maybe made this into parts and probably would’ve made more money and had more views overall then the 6m. So many people are interested in these type of videos. I have no doubt at this time y’all could’ve had 2 mill+ each part
I would only do a vinyl on a light color to break up all that real estate. My 69 Chevelle is going to have black rally stripes to break up the turquoise a bit.
When is eveyone going to realize that we want to hear the engine nkot the music? When the engine is running, cut the stupid music. Ruined the video for me.
For the twenty five year Uboob life of me I do not understand how posters of so called "professional full time" guys miss this; they all do it. Fucks the video right up. I knew twenty years ago you don't run a video longer than five minutes without a reason, and edit, edit, edit, edit.
@@dwightstjohn8549 just because you have ADHD doesnt mean the rest of us do. its pretty common for a tv show to run for 30 minutes to an hour, if you cant handle that, learn to check the play length of a video before watching it rather than crying afterward. fucking millennials.
I’m sure Danny from counts customs would’ve kept the charger too . The charger was definitely sweet. Too rich for me though brother. Maybe if I hit the mega millions. I’ll just keep driving my 2010 Camaro super sport around. 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
S S Does SS mean Camaro or Chevelle SS ? I have a 2010 Camaro super sport. I have Cooks long tube headers and Borla exhaust on the Camaro. I’ve had it tuned and it’s putting out about 416 hp at the rear wheels. Not too shabby considering what we drove around in the 80s and early 90s and early 2000’s.
In Jamaica we got lots of these cars in a junk yard just laying around if we did got people like you guys maybe we would see a lot of classic cars on the road
Holy crap I just watched a 45 min episode and forgot to pick up my wife and son from Church! Damn good show!
They were just wasting time there anyway, time they will never get back
@@pjimmbojimmbo1990 true story lol
The car gods will forgive you, just say the Road & Track company mission five times, and repeat all the Daytona 500 winners from the past ten years. All will be forgiven.
Jesus will forgive you , he is into cars i bet !! The wife,,,,not so much ! LOL
Jesus IS into cars, he is on our soccer team he's a fun guy at a party. We pronounce his name "Hey-zeus."
for someone who resto-modded an old-ass, broken and beaten Daytona to a high 7’s Hellcat-powered fighting and screaming beast of a car from almost scratch, it really warms my heart to see other people doing such things and things alike to such an extent just like I did, especially on such a recognized classic badass of a car.
cheers for this project. you guys are amazing.
My opinion he got it at a steal. The love and time it took for that car to go from barn to auction is priceless. Great job
Charger, Challenger, SuperBee, Cuda and last but not least the Road Runner. Truly Mopar power.
all made by company that produces crap/
@@hughjazzole2037 today vs yesterday... Mopar had the best Muscle back then. Today, shameful. Look what they did to the Dart? and the Charger has 4 doors? hmm
@@BIGGELATO bs
Go
Hi guys. I'm just a French watching this video with hearts in my eyes.
Thank you for sharing your passion and doing such a great work on these abandoned cars in barns, restoring them and puttin'em on top of their true essence of their beauty.
I love to see that someone outside North America can appreciate these loud, obnoxious, impractical, and great old hunks of metal. Just goes to show there's Car Guys everywhere. Hope you can make it to the USA for an American car show
200K car and Tommy rockin' five dollar gas station sunglasses. He's my favorite character on these shows.
You act like he has ANYTHING to do with the budget...
Oakley
@@joshuamcguire2423 You act like you can't get the joke.
Just a good ol country boy😀
The Executioner Tommy is the all time star and veteran of Powe Nation. Remember when Lou used to call him ‘Biscuit’ ?
The 'Power Nation' Directors & Producers do a great job with each episode. Very smooth TV viewing.
It is a TV Show.
I usually don't like to see people chop up a classic muscle car just because they can, but this car looks like the best of both new and old. Well done!
THG TCHR
I agree but the car does look almost original. I would’ve rather of seen had classic wheels on it and redline tires. I’m sure it handles better with the modern rims and tires?
You are correct. I like to see cars like this one that are true to the spirit of the original cars while showing what is possible with modern technology. This car is beautiful.
"A" class build!! Someone got a deal for $200,00 for the amount of hours put in on this restoration. The quality of the work, NO SHORT CUTS, UNBELIEVABLE!!
I wish I could afford for these guys to do my restoration on '73 Mustang convertible with 351 Cleveland. Suspension upgrade- Quadralink & coilover, stroke motor and a paint job like that. These guys are amazing!! Love watching their work!!
44:21 Seeing the car leave gave him goosebumps or he's just tweakin.
Just saw it.......hahaha hilarious!
Dude LOVED it haha
Great part: New owner's going to drive it. Love that.
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YEAH I would every weekend and on Fridays to work
@@henrytoledo4103 Ij.
Your usury 8y8yy6
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Totally incredible. As a dodge SRT charger owner... you guys did dodge proud. I love this. One of my favorite restorations ever. Great engine/trans choice too.👍 Awesome job guy's 👏👏👏
I'm *@
An absolutely beautiful car! Every choice from the Hellcat crate engine to the vinyl top to AC was right on the money. I totally love watching you guys work and the interesting and fun cars you produce. Thank you!
The attention to detail and choice of parts really made this car stand out! It's great to see the passion and hard work that goes into creating these amazing vehicles.
overpriced crap
@@TheProtagonistDies I'm sure your dad is a crap person.
The vinyl top and the red interior are hideous lol. Too bad. Black on black would've been the chef's kiss. $200k USD is insane, but hey better the rich spend their money than sit on it.
I'm 32 years old, never cared for cars at all - but these old muscle cars wake an interest and desire in me as I have never felt it when I was younger.
One of the nicest and refined modded mopars I've ever seen. Style & substance combined in a beautiful one of a kind package.
Stunning labour of love guys. That's EXACTLY how a Charger should look and modernised. WOW. Bravo and congrats.
I wish dodge brought back the old 1969 charger body but with a modern powertrain and interior. That would sell like hotcakes.
@@seanbrosnan2074 Sounds like a great idea.
This is the best UA-cam channel I have found in 2019. Hosts are great, video and montage is great. Keep it up!
and it's actually just uploading old episodes that they (PowerBlock, now PowerNation/Spike TV) used to air on tv lol.
These shows are 5-15 years old
Those guys are at the top of the restoration level, experienced, skillful and creative people. They can work on anything vintage, rusty and almost of no value to something look brand new, of high quality build, very powerful and attractive to buyers. Amazing video !
Gc-
I’d say you guys hit it Double A, Top Drawer all the way.
What a totally awesome build.
Congratulations.
I’d be proud as punch to have this one in my garage.
Those B body, late 60s chargers were the epitome the muscle era. These guys know how to do a restomod right. Keep it classy while modernizing it.
Incredible , Awesome car ! The gentleman that bought it wants to enjoy driving it and that's how it should be . Congratulations , you guys are great !
This is my favorite video on this great channel. 45 minutes of excellence on 1 car. Awesome!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
Absolutely awesome. Being able to see the restomod in this much detail made it possible to see why it sold for $200k.
As a tail-end Boomer (1959), its great to see that the audience has people under 65 who seem genuinely interested in these cars. To folks born after the factory muscle cars stopped rolling off production lines, know this - Boomers (like every generation before us) won't live forever even if some seem to have been around since Moses ;)
"Im gon drive it!"
good to hear, better than sitting on display
We found these parts laying around the shop, now its a 200K car
Not to mention the 1,000 man hours in a shop. What is that $50k-75k in just labor alone.
@@MrClarkisgod don't believe everything you're told. I'm sure took a bit but their own labor for their own car is an assumed value.
yea was gonna say probably more than 200k into the build as it is....
@Private Name withheld " fools are easily parted with their money. 😂🤣😂🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑"
I think this is the quote you were looking for:
"..at particular times a great deal of stupid people have a great deal of stupid money" - Walter Bagehot
Nice build, but at @ 200k, I'd rather raise another 50 or so, and go for something from the RingBrothers.
@@MrClarkisgod A lot more than that bro.
This was an awesome episode!! And an even more awesome car! The new owner looks quite happy! Very well done and congratulations!
I loved this build, my gosh. The buyer, yep, drive it man! Honestly, you're entering exotic prices with these type builds (restoromods), and truth be told, I'd take a brand new Charger Hellcat over anything from Europe, anyday. Wow. Well done gentlemen! Subscribed!
I enjoyed this and wish they did more long form shows like this. I get tired of people trying to be UA-camrs with 90 second intros and shaky-cam content. Regardless of whatever money was spent, they at least made it back. Haters gonna hate.
What a spectacular effort!
Very very well deserved gentlemen 👏
Yes, stunning. Went to the right buyer too. Gonna drive her, not lock her up in a garage! :)
This is awesome seeing the play by play build. Great ride and with a Hellcat engine can't beat that! Classic and current technology come together.
Wow what an amazing car!! Anyone would be proud to own it, sadly I will never be able to buy such a car but they sure are something to see. And I usually NEVER sit through a video that's going to run 45min. long but it was fascinating to see to what extent it was modified and HOW it was done.
You guys are the best, this is real American dream ❤️
good on you guys, the new owner said it all when he said who would not want to drive that beautiful car, congrats to the new owner as well, what a car
It's nice to see this car do so well. Not every labour of love gets appreciated as it should.
That is a beautiful Beast. I love how it turned out. My dream car personified and made real. I had a few tears for it. I absolutely love that car.
that is a beautiful car...kudos to the guy who could afford a $200k price
New owner looks like an average Walmart shopper you would see browsing the fishing isle…. Yet is an absolute baller, just amazing
tommy has to be my favorite, a real person lol
Agreed, finally a tv show personality that isn't fake as can be. Hes just a good ol southern boy and he makes the show.
You know guys I watched the entire vid and I gotta tell ya I felt a tug too when the car went out to the auction floor. In 1968 I was a freshman in HS and these cars were in my neighborhood. It took me way back and what a gorgeous car, I am not a black and red car guy but this one is awesome!
Just saw the build and auction tonight. A beautiful job and $200K. Brought tears to my eyes. That'll era of charger is my favorite body style. Great job guys!
You guys really did a great job. I congratulate you, and wish you lots of success. I always loved American cars, especially muscle cars. I hope I can get one, even if it's old and beat up.
A sweet ride... I want one!
36:50 "I started thinking about cars that I had duplicates of" guy out here taking about his cars like it's a trading card game
smdh, that's sad. Cars are for driving, that's why I was glad the guy that purchased the Charger is going to use the crap out of it.
They think it is, a game that is
So they bought a junker for $20k. Put $80k worth of parts into it. Then $100k worth of labor.. And then sold it for 200k. I hope they didn't leave a full tank of gas in it.
If you break even making a youtube video your doing pretty good.
one of these falling apart ,rusted and half of it missing is 10-15k
They also said 3 year project
@G hrvyck your car preference doesn’t reflect your personality buddy, you could be the nicest person on earth while liking mopar.
Quit it with the foul mouthed insults.
Coming off like a bunch of shitbags
We re all car guys so why get bent out of shape about it all.
Be it Dodge Ford or Chev, all these car manufacturers have put out great cars at dif periods in time.
Today Im a Dodge guy but if I were coming up bk in the day I'd have surely been a chev 1st guy with the chevelles, camaros, Novas. Prob still would ve had to have a 68 charger but C'mon
I can't believe I watched the whole thing. Outstanding car and presentation.
I can not believe that you found it in the condition it was in for $20,000! I've seen them in worse shape for $35k plus. It's not even fair! Good job, great resto!
19:39 "when we come BACK!" 😂
4:10 That is probably my favourite feature of the car.
This is one of my favorite Cars...
Love from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰🇵🇰
When you get back what you put into it, this is a good thing.
When you created a beautiful thing, this is a great thing!
I smiled big when it sold, like I helped build it. Excellent job.
"The quality of the instalation" Huge kink in the coolant return hose.
That rear view mirror comment was GOLD
I've never been a fan of black cars, but you guys made me into one with this build. Such an awesome job.
In all the decades I have been into American muscle I think this has to be my favourite car build I have seen anywhere.
So beautiful!!!
Love the colors and interior is sweet. I fell in love with this car. I don't want a car like this one, I WANT THIS ONE!!
“Hear that thump? That motor is goin HUUUUAAAAA BAAAADDDOOOOMMMM”
When Mecum Auctions in Dallas puts the third grade art project of a duct taped banana on a wall up for auction, I'm all in.
Nah, someone ate it already. You would have to bid on the reproduction.
it'll be a 6-figure banana.....
@@b1pig that's what she said.
Go Red Green Banana Go !!
these kind of shows is the reason why people got a rusted out old car with no frame, motor or tires think it is worth 5k
+Terrath 12 - They paid $20,000 for this relic as a base for the build! A 1,000 hours was invested in body work alone!
@@carlcampbell6827 honestly with a big block that's running and the body was pretty straight, but with a broken motor mount, interior falling apart, I would of paid 8k for it.
@@Terrath12 - I suppose the car would readily pull 15K however the key is how much additional cash are you willing to sink into the car without going in way over your head? I guess if a person was making say $150,000 - $200,000 a year they could splurge a bit, but they probably didnt get where they are by making bad investments on cars! Even well to do people can not afford to loose say $35,000 to $75,000 or more on a hobby car.
hahahahaha.....true
Yep and I make bank on everyone I sell...
$200,000.
Wow.
You guys knocked it outa da park.
It’ll be hard to match that success.
Well done. Well rewarded.
👍
I tell ya These guys just ROCK...!!! Thx for the Videos POWERNATION !!!
This is my dream car. I will own a black 1969 Charger R/T with a built HEMI w/5 speed manual, no matter what it cost.
👍 great car, hard job, but its love
I need to Get my Ass Restoring my Cars already but damn it's hard Alone
“It aint plumb broke till you caint fix it no more.” Hey, Tommy, KEEP IT ‘TWEEN THE DITCHES!
Boy howdy ill be be dad gum n by golly them sum bitches!
Dude that’s a badass charger .....🔥. Hellcat droppin 700+ HP to the ground...! Color and interior sick.
I think that having a quality video of the rebuild ups the value of any car.
Every single moment we were looking at the finished car I had that same feeling you get in your chest when the pretty girl catches you looking at her from across the room and she gives you a little wink. God damn that things beautiful.
Yes sir
Simply Friggin Awesome in every way Guys.I know what Mad Max would say."'When do we go for a Ride"'
31:55 Am I the only one that saw sparks coming out from under the car???
I saw that too. I thought it was water...or maybe fuel. Regardless, something was definitely leaking. Damn Chrysler's. Lol
Good eye. Looks like fluids to me
I'm guessing a/c.
Mannnn if I had the money I’d do what yall did, keep it, drive it until it stops, and redo it. That’s dodge is beautiful
This boosted my energy for the 67 Camaro we are building right now.
Well done guys this car is sharp one of my favorite mopars
Great show! I was on my 30 minute break but ended up coming back late lol 😂. It was worth it though.
That car gives me chills! That is the sexiest beast I've seen since Eleanor.
Damn $200k and worth every penny. Beautiful build guys. Such a well-done car.
That is one beautiful machine nice job guys on a phenomenal build it’s worth every penny that guy paid for it I hope he enjoys it and passes it on to his children 👍
I find this content very likeable. And the way they talk :D Love it :D
Love this car. All I can do is wish.
yeah, me too :)
The new generation do not understand craftsmanship in its rawest form!!
+Simply Michael - Don't feel bad about not being able to buy a Charger hot rod. I have had plenty of cars like this and they are just big heavy tanks. My 2018 Charger Dayton is pretty much in the same category but with great technology.
@@carlcampbell6827 : That model you have is garbage! It will break will soon. You weren't
around when cars had bulk and power!
@@carlcampbell6827 : Enjoy that Walt Disney Production!
I just can't imagine owning one of those then one day leaving it to sit and having the next generation have no passion for it and sell it, I can't think of anything more heartbreaking 😢
We can't take them with us when we leave. Just imagine in 30 years when people are drooling over resto 90's civic hatchbacks.
@@ryanfulkman good
Well, automotive in Poland has nothing other to do than learn from professionalists like you
Tried out a 383 one eventful weekend, and mom went back on Monday and got the 318. The whole town heard that car that weekend. The 60's...
Yo I’m out here high asf watching the video until I hear this dude say “alright for the 45 min we gonna give you a tour around the warehouse” had me dead😂😂💀
When a video is 45 minutes longer than it needs to be.
Specially for a sales video … Stoppt watching after 10 minutes (some fast forward button applied during that time) … Wasted my precious time!
"People don't really understand what it takes to make 700 horse power in a daily driver"
Me: yes we do turbo 4th gen ls.
Boosting an engine destroys its reliability and isn't of much use as a daily driver. As a project car or weekend track toy, sure, but not something you can depend on to get you around town all year without frequent trips to the mechanic. You can't get a manufacture drive-train warranty with a boosted LS. 700hp plus reliability is a rarity. That's the point the guy was making.
@@GodotPozzo bro an ls will last a good 7 to 10 years plus at the horsepower rating. If you drive it conservatively then it will last 300,000 miles.
@@akassasin5768 A stock 4th gen LS has about 325 hp. Boosting it to get 700 hp, more than double the hp, would turn it into an unreliable mess. You can get a lot of mileage out of an LS or you can get a lot of horsepower, but you can't have both at the same time. If you don't realize that then you've obviously never dealt with any turbo systems. Boosting an engine to produce double the horsepower literally destroys the engine.
@@GodotPozzo ls3 makes 500. And it has the same everything else as every other 4th gen. An ly6 could handle years at 700 on a conservative tune.
@@GodotPozzo please elaborate on how it literally destroys the engine.
I’m drooling . What a beautiful machine.
You Fellas really went over the top with that Charger Rebuild Great Job!!!!!
The car worth more than 200k.....wanna know how much Here's the million dollar reaction..44:22 Goosebumps 😍😍
19:30 it's like watching ironman suiting up scene but for cars lol
Kept waiting for Tommy to ask him what the hell he does to afford a 200k car!😂
Pharmaceutical distributor. Only selling the good stuff obviously.
@@bmstylee
Another example of Profiteering, he needs to be paying far far more Income Tax
@JB GTO it's "schmuck".
He is probably a plumber.....
pjimmbo jimmbo you are kidding right?? You don’t mean there is something wrong with making a profit? I suspect anyone who thinks anybody should pay more income tax!!!! Do you park on the Left side of the street?
Thanks for sharing.. love it when each task was explained details by details.. keep up the good work 👍👍
I like the process! Nice ass car. And I’m barely seeing this 2 years later. But y’all definitely should’ve maybe made this into parts and probably would’ve made more money and had more views overall then the 6m. So many people are interested in these type of videos. I have no doubt at this time y’all could’ve had 2 mill+ each part
I wouldnt have done a vinyl top, otherwise its rad.
I would only do a vinyl on a light color to break up all that real estate. My 69 Chevelle is going to have black rally stripes to break up the turquoise a bit.
I'd take a hard top over a vinyl top
The vinyl remainds me of a funeral car. Gets a bit depressing to look at
Too bad the hellephant wasn't out then it was built for this. I love that it's a manual transmission.
When is eveyone going to realize that we want to hear the engine nkot the music? When the engine is running, cut the stupid music. Ruined the video for me.
For the twenty five year Uboob life of me I do not understand how posters of so called "professional full time" guys miss this; they all do it. Fucks the video right up. I knew twenty years ago you don't run a video longer than five minutes without a reason, and edit, edit, edit, edit.
you just dumb and slow
Boo hoo
It’s literally a show you old piece of shit
@@dwightstjohn8549 just because you have ADHD doesnt mean the rest of us do. its pretty common for a tv show to run for 30 minutes to an hour, if you cant handle that, learn to check the play length of a video before watching it rather than crying afterward. fucking millennials.
Honestly $200K is fair price,your getting hand built car built by the best. Nostalgia with today's reliability and creature comfort.
My dream car.
The Charger looks gorgeous excluding those 18" - 20", in my personal opinion 18" - 19" would have balanced the car way better.
EXACTLY the comment I was just going to write. 19 inch would have made it much better.
A fraction of what it cost to build....give that man a lolly-pop.
Stacey David would have kept that car , he is the champ . But good job guys 👍
Daniel Morin Stacey David owned his show, these guys just work there. Remember Power Nation is in it for the money it’s not done for free.
I’m sure Danny from counts customs would’ve kept the charger too .
The charger was definitely sweet. Too rich for me though brother. Maybe if I hit the mega millions. I’ll just keep driving my 2010 Camaro super sport around. 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Does SS mean Camaro or Chevelle SS ?
I have a 2010 Camaro super sport.
I have Cooks long tube headers and Borla exhaust on the Camaro. I’ve had it tuned and it’s putting out about 416 hp at the rear wheels. Not too shabby considering what we drove around in the 80s and early 90s and early 2000’s.
It doesn't matter about the money. Its the satisfaction of stepping back and looking and saying we did that.
In Jamaica we got lots of these cars in a junk yard just laying around if we did got people like you guys maybe we would see a lot of classic cars on the road