I have a 48-49 Buick radio in good condition but missing one tube. It looks like the one in your trunk. Believe it or not, I am the second owner of this radio. Let me know if you have an interest in it. It’s missing one knob. Odds are that GM used the same radio well into the 50’s. I envy your project. The ole girl looks to be in remarkably good condition. They handled like a marshmallow and brake fade was real and early, but so much style and character. Let me know if you need the radio… regards.
on the buick ive been running both a good inline filter and the original sediment bowl....both have been staying pretty clean and i just pulled the carb apart last night to rebuild it and it didnt have anymore junk in it than it started with...thanks for the advice and thanks for watching!
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HEY GUYS...FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS AND LIKE THHIS VIDEO! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!
Runs great. Love those Buick straight eights. I had a 53 Roadmaster convertible back in the sixties. First year V8 and power everything. What a ride!
its such a roomy car to sit in as well! stay tuned and you will see us take it for a ride!
Listen to that engine purr!! 😋 nice job!! Even I was excited to hear it turn over and stay on!!
You and me both! lol
Engine sounds good man.
Thanks Man!
Good Job Josh
thank you!
great job Josh....she sounds good..that straight eight is quiet..
thank you ! its such a smooth engine too....at some point i wanna see if i can balance a nickel on the valvecover
Camera quality is better now ! Good job man!
finally got a gopro and it really helped!
Pretty cool stuff you have going on man, glad this popped up on the auto play and I found your channel.
thanks man! Looks like you have some fun stuff going on too!
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice survivor!
thank you! it will be really nice when its all back together
I have a 48-49 Buick radio in good condition but missing one tube. It looks like the one in your trunk. Believe it or not, I am the second owner of this radio. Let me know if you have an interest in it. It’s missing one knob. Odds are that GM used the same radio well into the 50’s.
I envy your project. The ole girl looks to be in remarkably good condition.
They handled like a marshmallow and brake fade was real and early, but so much style and character.
Let me know if you need the radio… regards.
Also, consider an 8 volt battery. The car will charge it and it perks up the system. 8 volt tractor battery.
i will indeed! and its been stored indoors for a very long time...thats the only thing thats saved it like it is!
On a rusty tank you need to send it out and have it hot tanked and have the tank sealed so you won't get any more rust in the Corbrator
on the buick ive been running both a good inline filter and the original sediment bowl....both have been staying pretty clean and i just pulled the carb apart last night to rebuild it and it didnt have anymore junk in it than it started with...thanks for the advice and thanks for watching!
Bring on part 3
worry not...it will be here before ya know it!
for me the audio was off time but video was good
thank you!...im still learning where to place the camera for best sound so bear with me
@@Midnightautorepair its ok.. it wasnt too bad. keep going on the more videos
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Awesome! Much appreciated! thank you!
@@Midnightautorepair Good work my man. Keep ‘em comin’ 👍🇺🇸