Randy, great pickup! You definitely stole it! Love the new burnout footage, but I think the original intro would pair great with the burnout for the outro. No disrespect, just my opinion!👍 Hello from Phoenix Arizona!🔥
Randy she is absolutely fabulous, please just keep her as original as possible and cherish her. Do NOT sell or dispose of her please. Maybe let Ace have her when he's older. And you and your family please Stay Safe.
I agree. Please don't bastardize her. She's too complete and worth saving intact! I would MUCH rather have her even in the condition she was as bought than any of the new cookie cutter junk being sold today. This is a REAL car and you can work on it.
I like the Fury too! Who cares if the Coronet and the Fury are both four doors, They are so nice and so cool they deserve to live too! The Fury is freakin beautiful! A few dings on the left side but it can be bumped out and touched up! Don't change a thing, just get the brakes fixed, If it was mine I would change it to a dual reservoir master cylinder for safety but that is all I would change! The Coronet is beyond cool it is sinister! That front end makes Christine look tame! I think you have found your calling! You need to buy old cars to play with! I have close to 45 so you have a ways to catch up!
Loving the new content Randy! Its truly is amazing how orginal this car is still after all these years! Not sure how other's feel. But I can say I am loving all this old school classic iron coming back to life!
Another great adventure begins, 54 year old car. Lots of folks drove this four door car. Thanks for saving this one. Many salutes to you for teaching Ace. He will never forget these days of the 1966 Plymouth Fury! Camera is a big improvement.
The fury two is a great one, am loving it man. The greatest part is spending time with your boy and teaching him what to do. Thumbs up for you man. 👍👍👍👍
Randy, the fury had to be garage kept its whole life. Keep her out of the sun to preserve the interior and rubber parts. Good Luck and keep the oldies coming!!!
For oil stains on cement, spread clay "speedy dry" (aka clay kitty litter) on the oil, once the oil is absorbed, sweep it up & put fresh down. Now, using the ball of your foot, make circular motions in the speedy dry while pressing down. In a few minutes, flor will look "good as new"!!
Love the old. Furry and I agree let's save as many of the four doors as possible would love to see you hopefully find an old school station wagon that would be awesome too
Fantastic purchase, congratulations! As for the stains, sprinkle water on it, add baking soda, and then use coke. Let in fizz and then take a wire brush to it. Depending on how bad the stain is you may need to repeat the steps...good luck!
Hi Randy. The bond between you & Ace is amazing, hes gonna be a valuable asset to AAR. Keep up the vlog style videos. Also 💖 Copart walk rounds. All the best from Scotland UK.
I love your channel randy! You know a lot about cars that are way older than you. It puts a smile on my face when you get these old cars running. Keep up the amazing work and videos man! The fury is so beautiful and it’s so glad to be alive again. Can’t wait for the next one.
What a thrill for your stepson to sit in the drivers seat and start the engine. Good choice not going on test drive until you do the brakes. You forgot to say it runs and runs smooth. Well done for getting it to start.
So glad you got this car. Glad someone is saving these cars. I grew up with them. Some have the rare 413 engine in them. Some with dual quad carburetors. Watch for them!!! Jerry in Arizona.
Man I love that Fury! I used to drive one just like it back in 1983. It sure does bring back memories and like you I like it better than the Coronet, but I still love the Coronet and can't wait to see it painted.
Not sure if somebody said it before, but you should epoxy paint the floor it's a great way to avoid such stains on the floor and it will protect the concrete tobsome extent against abrasions. If you take the time to do it it's not that difficult, we did it ourselves with Wurrh paint a few years ago and it's pretty easy to clean and durable.
Congratulations! A truly rare find in that condition. Those poly 318s are tough and reliable. Give it all the proper maintenence it needs after its extended siesta and you’ll be able to count on it to take you anywhere (and get you back). I’m jealous 😁
When you clean the inside of the distributor cap you can get rid of any moisture by running a hair dryer on both parts. Any amount of moisture can cause a loss of spark.
I had a 66 Sport Fury I bought for $600. I drove it for a year and only had to put on a set of tires and a coil. I sold it for $1000 and have regretted ever getting rid of it. I named it the Green Machine. Thanks for bringing back some wonderful memories.
20:51 I heard the coast to coast radio show, I collect vintage radios and that's one of my favorite mastery shows to listen to at night! You can get great stuff on AM, especially at night because of the way it bounces off the atmosphere, so signals can travel hundreds or thousands of miles further than they would during the day time. ( I live on Long Island in NY and I get a ton of strong stations from Canada at night.)
Video and audio are great. Completely agree about saving the 4 doors! A style all their own. You are a champ for off loading that beauty yourself. Thank you .
Please restore it's original color. I absolutely love this four door. This video took me back to 1970. I learned to drive on a 1966 Fury III. It was kind of a pine green, matching interior. I remember it so well. The interior, seats and everything look original to me. only because my uncle had bought the Fury II new in 1966. When you showed inside, dash, steering wheel, it all came back to me. I'll look forward to seeing your completion.
Great work on everything! Including the new quality and style of videos. Love these new ways much more!! Now it’s time to put in a two post lift and a four post on the other side
My first car, 1967 , Fury 2 door with a 383 , 4 speed, bought her at a police auction! Got her for 300.00 ! Started up with a little starter fluid, I was 16, burned rubber for a long time! That was 50 years ago, so yeah, you might say there were some good memories!!!
Awesome old vehicle, hope you can make it run and save it! My favorite part of this video is how u have (ace)? helping you out and learning a little about cars, and you aren't getting frustrated with him. I hope and assume you're like that off camera too. Keep up the good work and reward him for being such a good helper.
Randy, I had a right rear brake fluid leak for years on my 1963 Fury. I was able to put fluid in the master cylinder and pump up the brakes with the pedal. You should try it with this one so you can do a yard drive.
Very well done on the golden oldie call, the fact that Ace is helping that part of evening means he also going to be into cars. In time he will have a fall back to make money buying and selling. Experience from young is gold!
What i use to clean my garage floor is cement. Sprinkle it on the stains and let it stand for awhile than sweep. To get a really white finish I use white tile grout. I had some major oil spills and my garage floor still looks good. Don't sell the Plymouths. Four doors are good.
Man that's one beautiful classic american muscle you bought right there , love it. And don't say you stopped rebuilding wrecked cars , I know you will get back on it and you can.
The Fury is not an antique car. That term is reserved for pre-war cars. I am not even sure it would qualify as a classic, according to the Classic car Club of America.
You’re starting to be a man of my own heart! Hahaha. Love the classic Mopar sedans. Hope this is one more of many more to come for you. Pull out the back seat, I bet you’ll find a build sheet.
Randy! Congrats!!! 66 Fury... You saved her!!! A Piece of pure Americana Road history! Hmmmm and she sounds good. Strong!! Randy... Can I give you one little thing you should do with the Fury... Upgrade her Brakes from Drum to Dish.. Just for the safety standards. She could use a refresh on the paint.. I forget the name of the polish that you can use. But there is a Polish out in the market that helps in refreshing that old paint.
@@aaronturner1072 ya but what's he going to do if he figures out how how the coil works that boy seems to have a interest in old cars nice to see because younger people have no idea how these things work
Agree with comments on the 4 doors...they are history and we can see 2005 and newer vehicles on other channels. Had a '68 Fury III 4-door myself but nothing ever as "land yacht" as the Coronet. Camera and sound are great.
Randy---the proper way to cold start the Chrysler products of this era is as follows: Floor the accelerator, back up and then push it half way down. This primes the carb and sets the choke. I was told this by the Chrysler mechanics who worked at my father-in-law's Chrysler dealership back in the 60's. Always worked for me and I owned a buttload of Chrysler products....obviously.
Growing up dad had a 66fury white 4door with red interior. A318. automatic. Sure brings back good memories of the 1970s. Looking forward to seeing what happens with it
I love that Fury as well. Not really sure why, since I am not a big fan of Mopar products, but you've got a winner there. Enjoy it. The new camera seemed to do really well in the garage - lighting came out very even. It even did a pretty good job outside in the dark. No flicker from the lights.
Stuck Gold with the Plymouth engine sounds good. If You & Me like it that's what matters. LOL Condition for age looks as far as we've seen is excellent. Between the 2 older cars the content should be good for you and Mike. With some actual rebuilding and restoration. I like the direction your going mixed up with some flip cars at the New shop. You've got more potential than ever. It's looking like your Luck has taken a turn for the better. Your own Home, Your own Shop and a great Channel. Hard work pays off Randy's proof if you do the work and don't give up no matter what good things will come. Thanks again Jessica, Ace and Mike for supporting Randy. Also other You tubers who feature on his Channel.
Thumbs up to "Copart John" he actually seemed to take some level of care with those "forks of death" while loading your purchase. Even the sound of the radio brought back the impression of earlier days, so cool.
Those kind of cars where built well and they really put chrome everywhere . And the ride is so good on them good content . Way to go Randy love that car .
randy you did good on the fury. i enherited a 65 belvidere a couple years ago in this exact condition right down to flat spot tires and dry rotted brake seals, after a year my daughter put it on facebook marketplace for 3500 in a few hours great guy came and scarfed it up for 3000 ran across him couple months ago enjoying it at an exibition having fun with it. not enough of these examples left to really know anything but market value, bottom line they are really cool cars to enjoy; edit i had to install new fuel pump and battery in old car and sold it as is.
Hey man if you are worried about oil stains on your shop floor take oil dry and put it over the oil stains and grind it into a powder with the end of a 2x4 and leave it over night and it will soak up 99,% of the oil stain works really good on concrete floors !
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awesome channel been watching for a while
Randy, great pickup! You definitely stole it! Love the new burnout footage, but I think the original intro would pair great with the burnout for the outro. No disrespect, just my opinion!👍
Hello from Phoenix Arizona!🔥
Already a subscriber but I didn't know he worked for Coker! I would love to tour their factory !
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love how you are teaching Ace about cars! he will never forget these moments!
Randy she is absolutely fabulous, please just keep her as original as possible and cherish her. Do NOT sell or dispose of her please.
Maybe let Ace have her when he's older.
And you and your family please Stay Safe.
I agree. Please don't bastardize her. She's too complete and worth saving intact! I would MUCH rather have her even in the condition she was as bought than any of the new cookie cutter junk being sold today. This is a REAL car and you can work on it.
She is a beautiful car. Who cares if it's a 4 door car. You are saving history
My thoughts exactly.
I like the Fury too! Who cares if the Coronet and the Fury are both four doors, They are so nice and so cool they deserve to live too! The Fury is freakin beautiful! A few dings on the left side but it can be bumped out and touched up! Don't change a thing, just get the brakes fixed, If it was mine I would change it to a dual reservoir master cylinder for safety but that is all I would change! The Coronet is beyond cool it is sinister! That front end makes Christine look tame! I think you have found your calling! You need to buy old cars to play with! I have close to 45 so you have a ways to catch up!
I agree, and anyone who wants to play judge and jury on Randy for how he does things. Go get a life and leave him alone
@@hookyjo72 Exactly! I have both two and four doors and I like them both but the four doors are better for the kids!
I agree 100%
Thwy are both very cars
When that radio came in ,that was definitely a 'Christine ' kind of moment ! 😀
Loving the new content Randy! Its truly is amazing how orginal this car is still after all these years! Not sure how other's feel. But I can say I am loving all this old school classic iron coming back to life!
If you haven't sealed the concrete, it will soak up everything you spill on it...
@Battle Boat LOL
Another great adventure begins, 54 year old car. Lots of folks drove this four door car. Thanks for saving this one. Many salutes to you for teaching Ace. He will never forget these days of the 1966 Plymouth Fury! Camera is a big improvement.
The fury two is a great one, am loving it man. The greatest part is spending time with your boy and teaching him what to do. Thumbs up for you man. 👍👍👍👍
That interior is gorgeous. I can imagine just how clean it will be very soon. It's beautiful in white.
Randy, the fury had to be garage kept its whole life. Keep her out of the sun to preserve the interior and rubber parts. Good Luck and keep the oldies coming!!!
For oil stains on cement, spread clay "speedy dry" (aka clay kitty litter) on the oil, once the oil is absorbed, sweep it up & put fresh down. Now, using the ball of your foot, make circular motions in the speedy dry while pressing down. In a few minutes, flor will look "good as new"!!
Love the old. Furry and I agree let's save as many of the four doors as possible would love to see you hopefully find an old school station wagon that would be awesome too
Paint your shop floor with a rubberized paint so oil cant soak in as easily. A white floor would also help with lighting in the shop as well.
You have bumped your head, how about a sealer that is made for concrete Einstien.
You saved an amazing car. The memories you have made fixing her up make up for the difficulty in getting parts.
Fantastic purchase, congratulations! As for the stains, sprinkle water on it, add baking soda, and then use coke. Let in fizz and then take a wire brush to it. Depending on how bad the stain is you may need to repeat the steps...good luck!
I glad you are working on an old car with ace an thank you buying that old car an giving her life back
My older brother used to teach me about cars just like you do with your son respect Randy I love your channel!
Now this is what I LOVE watching and seeing you do... fantastic troubleshooting and working miracles!! Great job Randy!!!
Thank you 😀
Hi Randy. The bond between you & Ace is amazing, hes gonna be a valuable asset to AAR. Keep up the vlog style videos. Also 💖 Copart walk rounds. All the best from Scotland UK.
Looks and sounds like classic Plymouth. Thanks for rescuing it. Brings back a lot of memories
Many times, people forget about the condenser,, They get real funky with age,,, :-)
You need to get a security light for the outside of the shop whenever working at night nice car glad you took her I love it 👊🏾
I love your channel randy! You know a lot about cars that are way older than you. It puts a smile on my face when you get these old cars running. Keep up the amazing work and videos man! The fury is so beautiful and it’s so glad to be alive again. Can’t wait for the next one.
Congrats on the new purchase!! Camera and sound quality 👌🏼. Can’t wait to see you bring some life into this Fury II.
What a thrill for your stepson to sit in the drivers seat and start the engine. Good choice not going on test drive until you do the brakes.
You forgot to say it runs and runs smooth. Well done for getting it to start.
So glad you got this car. Glad someone is saving these cars. I grew up with them. Some have the rare 413 engine in them. Some with dual quad carburetors. Watch for them!!! Jerry in Arizona.
Man I love that Fury! I used to drive one just like it back in 1983. It sure does bring back memories and like you I like it better than the Coronet, but I still love the Coronet and can't wait to see it painted.
Not sure if somebody said it before, but you should epoxy paint the floor it's a great way to avoid such stains on the floor and it will protect the concrete tobsome extent against abrasions.
If you take the time to do it it's not that difficult, we did it ourselves with Wurrh paint a few years ago and it's pretty easy to clean and durable.
Randy my man thats amazing to get it started after all those years. Vice Grip garage would be proud of you!!!! Great video
Randy, she is gorgeous, well done, well bought, a true 4 wheeled memory, even from the aspect from someone from the U.K. Awesome.
Congratulations! A truly rare find in that condition. Those poly 318s are tough and reliable. Give it all the proper maintenence it needs after its extended siesta and you’ll be able to count on it to take you anywhere (and get you back).
I’m jealous 😁
When you clean the inside of the distributor cap you can get rid of any moisture by running a hair dryer on both parts. Any amount of moisture can cause a loss of spark.
I had a 66 Sport Fury I bought for $600. I drove it for a year and only had to put on a set of tires and a coil. I sold it for $1000 and have regretted ever getting rid of it. I named it the Green Machine. Thanks for bringing back some wonderful memories.
What a score! An absolute🍒 MOPAR for sure! It's wonderful Ace is enthused about it as well
20:51 I heard the coast to coast radio show, I collect vintage radios and that's one of my favorite mastery shows to listen to at night! You can get great stuff on AM, especially at night because of the way it bounces off the atmosphere, so signals can travel hundreds or thousands of miles further than they would during the day time. ( I live on Long Island in NY and I get a ton of strong stations from Canada at night.)
Love these old classic cars. Keep it going.
Any classic car is a timeless beautiful work of art to me!
Video and audio are great. Completely agree about saving the 4 doors! A style all their own. You are a champ for off loading that beauty yourself. Thank you .
Love the fury, it'll be a great cruiser! Shop is awsome too. Remember the fury has left hand thread wheel studs on the driver's side. 👍😎
randy! have the garage floor epoxied to seal it,you won't have to worry about stains, also plymouth ornament on hood tells what engine you have.
Very glad you bought the fury! Keep this one and the coronet. These cars seem to make you more happy randy! Great content once again. 👍🏾👍🏾
Please restore it's original color. I absolutely love this four door. This video took me back to 1970. I learned to drive on a 1966 Fury III. It was kind of a pine green, matching interior. I remember it so well. The interior, seats and everything look original to me. only because my uncle had bought the Fury II new in 1966. When you showed inside, dash, steering wheel, it all came back to me. I'll look forward to seeing your completion.
You should epoxy coat/paint the garage floor to protect the concrete, make it look better, and be easier to clean!!
I think just like you, don’t matter to me how many doors they got, I just like the feeling of driving a classic
Great work on everything! Including the new quality and style of videos. Love these new ways much more!! Now it’s time to put in a two post lift and a four post on the other side
My first car, 1967 , Fury 2 door with a 383 , 4 speed, bought her at a police auction! Got her for 300.00 ! Started up with a little starter fluid, I was 16, burned rubber for a long time! That was 50 years ago, so yeah, you might say there were some good memories!!!
Four doors are so much more practical than two doors. +10 this one is in a lot better shape than the Coronet.
Awesome old vehicle, hope you can make it run and save it! My favorite part of this video is how u have (ace)? helping you out and learning a little about cars, and you aren't getting frustrated with him. I hope and assume you're like that off camera too. Keep up the good work and reward him for being such a good helper.
Mom & Dad had a 66 Fury III back in the late 70's. 318, automatic, ps, pb, white metal roof over red body. It was a really nice car.
Randy, I had a right rear brake fluid leak for years on my 1963 Fury. I was able to put fluid in the master cylinder and pump up the brakes with the pedal. You should try it with this one so you can do a yard drive.
Very well done on the golden oldie call, the fact that Ace is helping that part of evening means he also going to be into cars. In time he will have a fall back to make money buying and selling. Experience from young is gold!
What i use to clean my garage floor is cement. Sprinkle it on the stains and let it stand for awhile than sweep. To get a really white finish I use white tile grout. I had some major oil spills and my garage floor still looks good.
Don't sell the Plymouths. Four doors are good.
Hi Randy, and Ace. 66.Plymouth Fury, SWEET!
Man that's one beautiful classic american muscle you bought right there , love it. And don't say you stopped rebuilding wrecked cars , I know you will get back on it and you can.
That’s is a beautiful car! Lover your channel!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I'm glad you are saving these American Classic's!
You are heading down a new road into the antique car world. An interesting place to go into.
The Fury is not an antique car. That term is reserved for pre-war cars. I am not even sure it would qualify as a classic, according to the Classic car Club of America.
You’re starting to be a man of my own heart! Hahaha. Love the classic Mopar sedans. Hope this is one more of many more to come for you.
Pull out the back seat, I bet you’ll find a build sheet.
Randy! Congrats!!! 66 Fury... You saved her!!! A Piece of pure Americana Road history! Hmmmm and she sounds good. Strong!!
Randy... Can I give you one little thing you should do with the Fury... Upgrade her Brakes from Drum to Dish.. Just for the safety standards. She could use a refresh on the paint.. I forget the name of the polish that you can use. But there is a Polish out in the market that helps in refreshing that old paint.
I like the Coronet but the Fury is killer! I love how squared and aggressive it is and that front grille is classic!
It has a real Ford Galaxie look to it which is a look I always like!
So glad you bought this car.👍🏻👍🏻
Love the show keep up the good work Randy and ace Alan from lreland
Acer will be learning lots of useful things from helping you Randy. Invaluable expert for him & a great bonding exercise for you both.
😂Hey randy Ace kinda liking the car watch out now😂
Especially if he finds out he doesn't need a key
Yup. Curious kid was how the Car Wizard lost his Prelude.
Pull the coil wire on this car if you want to keep it!
@@aaronturner1072 ya but what's he going to do if he figures out how how the coil works that boy seems to have a interest in old cars nice to see because younger people have no idea how these things work
I'm loving these classic cars
Agree with comments on the 4 doors...they are history and we can see 2005 and newer vehicles on other channels. Had a '68 Fury III 4-door myself but nothing ever as "land yacht" as the Coronet. Camera and sound are great.
Happy Sunday Randy Going down the highway delivering autoll parts
Happy Sunday!!
Randy---the proper way to cold start the Chrysler products of this era is as follows: Floor the accelerator, back up and then push it half way down. This primes the carb and sets the choke. I was told this by the Chrysler mechanics who worked at my father-in-law's Chrysler dealership back in the 60's. Always worked for me and I owned a buttload of Chrysler products....obviously.
Might be a good idea to get that floor sealed in the garage, it would save you a lot of money and headaches.
Love the new camera, video and audio quality! That works nicely
randy clear coat this paint after a buff sort your mechanical issues etc and call it good this thing is absolutely one hell of a survivor
That sound when the forklift moved the car . Nails on a chalkboard
I'm envious... That's one sweet Fury. Four door saloon with great lines 👍
Hahaha intelligent boy!!! No brakes, No ride, :)
Great video. Love the car.
Randy make epoxy on the garage floor. It will safe you much stress
Growing up dad had a 66fury white 4door with red interior. A318. automatic. Sure brings back good memories of the 1970s. Looking forward to seeing what happens with it
I love that Fury as well. Not really sure why, since I am not a big fan of Mopar products, but you've got a winner there. Enjoy it. The new camera seemed to do really well in the garage - lighting came out very even. It even did a pretty good job outside in the dark. No flicker from the lights.
Randy you are an amazing man. Most people would have given up and maybe even lost their cool trying to start that Fury.
Randy, , love this your back thanks put a new battery and a set of dwells, great 👍 😀 job. God bless you and your family.
I like your new intro. The fork lift guy looks to have taken care when loading.
Stuck Gold with the Plymouth engine sounds good. If You & Me like it that's what matters. LOL Condition for age looks as far as we've seen is excellent. Between the 2 older cars the content should be good for you and Mike. With some actual rebuilding and restoration. I like the direction your going mixed up with some flip cars at the New shop. You've got more potential than ever. It's looking like your Luck has taken a turn for the better. Your own Home, Your own Shop and a great Channel. Hard work pays off Randy's proof if you do the work and don't give up no matter what good things will come. Thanks again Jessica, Ace and Mike for supporting Randy. Also other You tubers who feature on his Channel.
Thumbs up to "Copart John" he actually seemed to take some level of care with those "forks of death" while loading your purchase. Even the sound of the radio brought back the impression of earlier days, so cool.
Congrats on yet another beautiful old girl. Now these are the types of videos I enjoy watching. Bring them back to life. Keep it up Randy.
Save the 4 doors, that’s a great motto and a new one on me. I like it.
It's a beauty! Looking forward for the new videos featuring Plymouth Fury!
The Fury would be a perfect first vehicle for Ace
Congrats Randy on buying the Fury. You are definitely a MOPAR guy.
You should keep it. It's a beautiful car
Awesome car, Love those old Mopars! Save it for the boy! :)
CONGRATULATIONS RANDY! Very nice car at a very reasonable price. You really did score big time!
When you play with old cars, keeping oil stains off your garage floor is like keeping sweat off your face in the summer heat! Yeah, I like the Fury,
Those kind of cars where built well and they really put chrome everywhere . And the ride is so good on them good content . Way to go Randy love that car .
I was looking forward to seeing the Fury's interior!
randy you did good on the fury. i enherited a 65 belvidere a couple years ago in this exact condition right down to flat spot tires and dry rotted brake seals, after a year my daughter put it on facebook marketplace for 3500 in a few hours great guy came and scarfed it up for 3000 ran across him couple months ago enjoying it at an exibition having fun with it. not enough of these examples left to really know anything but market value, bottom line they are really cool cars to enjoy; edit i had to install new fuel pump and battery in old car and sold it as is.
I love when you show the bids in the auction.
I feel that, the Coronet is really cool but wow I love this just that little bit more 😂
Great car I love the old iron two door or four doesn't matter enjoy
Hey man if you are worried about oil stains on your shop floor take oil dry and put it over the oil stains and grind it into a powder with the end of a 2x4 and leave it over night and it will soak up 99,% of the oil stain works really good on concrete floors !