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Will it Still Run and Move? 1953 Packard Clipper Start-Up and Test Drive!
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2023
- Hi guys! Short one today... I wanted to get the old 1953 Packard Clipper started and see if it was still able to move itself around the yard like ir did for the "Straight 8 Showdown"... Anyone care to guess why we might want this guy running again?
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@jonathanw4942
Hi guys! Short one today... I wanted to get the old 1953 Packard Clipper started and see if it was still able to move itself around the yard like ir did for the "Straight 8 Showdown"... Anyone care to guess why we might want this guy running again?
Thanks to everyone who ordered aa "T" shirt! They are shipping now! I can't wait to get mine!
Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get them while they last, haha!
Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam.
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
The new "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozy is at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link:
www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
#ford #fordv8 #studebaker #engine #testdrive #vintagecars #mechanic #redneck #fordmodelt
@jonathanw4942
I remember when that motor was locked up solid. Great to hear it go again
To borrow a phrase from across the border, "it's a treat" to watch these ancient classics grunt back into life & run around the CWM compound. It's as cool as watching all of the bikes at #wheelsthroughtime get their yearly start and run. I'm going to take a wild guess and say that the Packard is next to get the restoration treatment?
7 years ago you replied to my suggesting you make this a driver when you 1st pulled it out of the trees. Its still the very top comment posted. You said she was too far gone and seized. I was so excited for the straight 8 shoot out. Now hints of more!? I couldn't be more thrilled. What a fun journey to follow. This is the only car channel I watch now. And its because of cars like this.
@@happyjohn8256 a sketchy dust-in..
Does the Buick still run?
Official Pace Car of the V8 Showdown?
Yeah. Also they should race the stude and ford
👍👌👏😁😁😁
The flathead 8 Packard has little in common with the V8 showdown so I think the Packard has been sold.
Cheers 🇨🇦
Scott, you're my hero for having the back row of every used car lot in your backyard to play with at your mere whim.
I absolutely love this car! This challenge inspired me to save a 54 Clipper from a local junkyard! I got it up and running and had it for a while. Then I ran out of room but found it a good home. I would absolutely love to see this car get a tidying up, like the 58 Del Ray and 59 Bel Air!
I won't tell him directly but Scott has had a major impact on my taste in vehicles and how I approach working on my projects I aspire to be more like Scott😅 something about the video in specific years ago live sounds of dead cars with the 58 Savoy just sparked something I no longer saw everything is needing to be restored to perfection to be great
@@siklawolfy3325same thing for me! I actually have been watching him since I was 13 and he has completely shaped way I view working on cars. Especially those old videos like the 59 Chevy and the 58 del ray where he makes complete heaps look presentable and run. Even cars that look ratty like that 58 savoy are good looking to me
They were good tidy ups, would be good to see the 58 Study hit the road, do love that Packard and the sound it makes ❤
The packard is how i found this wonderful gem of a channel so it's nice to hear it running again and it gives me hope that it can get my 51 packard running again.
The folks that worked on the line for Packard back in the day would be proud of you for keeping the life in that handsome 'ol gal that they built so many years ago.
Almost the weekend. And ColdWar Motors is a great way to start it off. Thanks for the fabulous video.
Bring her On Canuks❤😊
Nothing beats the quality of Packard engineering we lost some great brands over the years it’s nice to not only see them but hear them run 👍😃
I am not surprised it started up. These cars were well built and had quality workmanship in them. And if you bought one of these brand new, you were a man of means.
Yes, yes, yes, please make the Packard a project car I've been begging you for years.
I just love your philosophy of saving old cars bringing them to life again. The Clipper is a thing of beauty like you say Scott and she is a good old girl!
I know why and I can’t wait. 😁 And the Vicky said “Oh boy dad, are we going to play?”. 👍
I spent more than my fair share of time elbows deep in old 50s or 60s vintage cars. That's why I enjoy watching you guys so much. It's not just cars that you've been bringing back from the dead, Scott. It's also a lifetime full of memories, for a lot of people. It's a shame they don't give awards for shows like yours. You'd be a sure winner.
Sorry I`m late, but I had to finish my episode of "HIGHWAY PATROL". That Dan drives a mean 55 Buick Century.
Highway Patrol! I've been binge-watching that! Oh yeah and Dragnet too LOL I'm going to start into Adam-12 again!
Neat!
Of course the Clipper needs to be piloted by you as you join in the race with the Vickie and the Studie.
But I'm sure that you had planned that already. ;)
Thanks to you and your crew, Jay Leno can't hold a candle to your collection. Thanks again for the entertainment. Can't wait for my "T" shirt to get here. I already got a couple of complements on the other shirts I have from the Cold War Collection of high fashion apparel.
Ha! Mosquito control by Packard!😆
The Clipper is a nice looking car. The glass is perfect in it. Know you can't save or restore them all but she definitely wants to live! Looks like more cars in the showdown!😊
I was just a kid in the mid to late 50s and my dad although not being wealthy, just a regular working guy with four kids, and also being a dedicated Buick man bought an early 50 something Packard very similar to the one you got and owned it for a while. I was too young to understand anything about the Packard but seeing you get that beautiful car started and running after all those years just brought back a lot of memories. You guys are the goat! Scott, you and all of the agents remind me of myself in my younger years with my friends tinkering on old cars in the backyard or the driveway. We didn't do it as a hobby, we did it so we'd have something to drive.😅🤣
Packard runs like you drove it to work and back, yesterday. Nothing like a 327. Straight 8.
Can't wait to see the Next Episode.
One of my favorite stories involving Packard is how the company rose to the occasion when they were to build Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engines under Lend-Lease during World War Two. Their engineers went right to work using blueprints and samples, and had Merlins coming off the line in half a year. The Rolls-Royce technical and manufacturing advisors were said to have been amazed that Packard knocked significant wasted time off simply by changing some assembly sequences. It’s also said that Packard housed those tech support Brits in Windsor because living in Canada might make them feel more at home, but the truth is, they were regarded as something of an interference, and the production day could get going while they were still on the ferry across the Detroit River!
I watched this one with morning coffee rather than evening cheap bourbon. Greetings from the piedmont of Georgia.
I bet she has a nice ride all things considered. My Mom worked for a family who had a Packard and when my parents got married they lent the car to my Dad on their wedding day. On the way out to the farm my Dad had they went past his cousin who was looking at the Packard driving by not paying attention to his driving and promptly drove his car into the ditch. Those cars were an eye catcher for sure. So glad you saved one Scott. Runs pretty good! Thank you for sharing!!
I loved the smile and the bright lights in your eyes which the results of that Packard start up and drive. You looked like you were genuinely thrilled at how easy it came to life and drove around the yard. And those wire wheel wheel covers ar a great fit and look on that old clipper.
Damn, that Packard started right up! Gotta love it!
What a runner! It runs so sweetly. Another winner for The Masters of Motoring Mayhem from the North!
That old car is saying "look how easy I start hot or cold, just give me a chance"
Rusty Farm where old unloved cars go to spend their final years and old men can see them moving. Keep up the good work CWM
Another CWM triumph over the pitfalls of long stationary classics: fuel leaks and mouse turds on the head. Well done and thanks for another chance to hear the Vicky fire up!
It's been great watching the v8 show down and also seeing Jonathan W with his studebaker hawk. I on the other hand have been working on a 1928 studebaker south bend fire truck with a straight 8 in it. We got it running and driving and took it to the local tractor show. It got alot of attention. Good luck on the rest of the v8 show down. Cheers from Michigan.
The engine tech that helped win WWII. Fly on, little Packard!
If you would want the Clipper to go to a good home for a complete restoration reply - see if we can agree on a price. . This would be the newest Packard in my collection. That 327 /288 block is bullet proof but a beast. .
Amazing that hydromatic still works. You have a great channel and I love those old Packards.
Packard-made and designed Ultramatic--not a Hydramatic.
Love that little green Chevrolet you have sitting there beside that Packard
Wonderful to see the Packard running again. Simple design and it’s still runs well for a 70 year old . Is this an omen to a Packard Restoration?? Stay tuned, Same UA-cam Channel, Same Saturday Video. 👍 Well done Scott !!
The Packard lives.and like the Vicky it moves on its own power. 💯👍👊
Scott, over the years you've delivered some miraculous results from prodigious effort but starting that Clipper on first try rises to the top of awe striking legerdemain!! You pulled an effing purrrectly running flat eight out the hat! OMG etc. Thanks
Found myself grinning while watching this. Can't wait for Saturday night (here). Cheers Scott!
Love that Packard and I'm so glad she won. I feel like she was the underdog much like the Vicky is in the V8 challenge.
She's too cool to let her decay, that old beastie wants to hit the highway again! Cheers Scott!
I would like to spend an hour walking around your yard. All of those cars were on the streets when I was a boy.
The Packard IS a thing of beauty, though far behind GM in design and of course Saint Vergil Exner.
The Ford in its Vicky getup looks sharp. 90% of the Fords at that time were 4 door sedans and black. 80% of the cars were Chevys, Fords or Plymouths in my town of 35,000. Most people were working class and were thrilled and grateful just to have a good car...no frills.
Nice to see you had time to water the flower, ah, Packard. It’s getting interesting on where this is going. Thanks for the cliffhanger Scott. Looking forward to Saturday!!😊
Will it run? How about can’t wait to run!
Incredible, how good the suspensions are of these cars, even after 50+ years!
Hey, it's nice to see things work out so well!
Happy Labour day long weekend to all the CWM gang, have an extra beer to celebrate!
Whats amazing is the Ultramatic transmission srill works. They had problems with them and after Packard went out of business and the spare parts dried up many in an attempt to keep their cars on the road adapted GM Hydromatics to them. Back in the early 1970's a neighbor that collected Packards used to do that to his. That was long before reproduction parts became available.
Now I can't wait for Saturday. Thanks to all at CWMC
Man! What a treat it would be to have the space to have a collection like that. Love seein the old cars get some attention!
70 years and 10+ (?) automotive design generations later, and this vehicle still runs. Good Lord!
Nice. The Packard just purrs! Not going to get to watch Saturday's episode until Sunday (band gig), so this was a great way to tide me over until Sunday- Cheers to you and Team Vicy and Team Stude!
good to see them run and moving around good times. cheers.
It's alive! I am afraid to think what you have in mind, but I am dying to find out. See you Saturday.
Nothing a bottle (or eight) of Motor Medic can’t fix! See you Saturday!
Dear CWM Scott N.
👍👌👏 Almost unbelievable how well the engine started after one year. Even more impressive was the hot start. Congratulations 🎉 The only downside in this video is: No Booboo dog 💚 content included. 😁 ;-)
I guess the reason you drove the straight V8 car away is, that you need the space because the V8 showdown Studebaker will be driven out of his narrow parking lot.
Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
* The real question Scott comes from the original advertising campaign. Which may be before your time. "Can You Stand A Nickel On It's Edge On The Head While It's Running And Have It NOT Fall Over?". 👊😎👍
Well my day just got better love ya Frankers Hi Scott always great time 😁😁😁
I like that old Packard very much. In high school one of my classmates had one in a 2 door sedan. It wasn't very fast in drag races until it hit 40 mph and then it took off. The biggest problem was it was a huge gas sucker. The torque in it would thrust everyone back into their seat which is why we liked riding in it. Sadly, in the old days people got bored of their cars after a while and drove them down to the junk yards in perfect condition; and that's what happened to this one.
The Packard inline 8 sounds just awesome but these old gals are also very thirsty on gasoline. One thing I do is saving rain water for a temporary cooling system or just for a cooling system flush. Word of advice for Scott is get premium gasoline and mix it with 2 stroke oil to keep the old engines better lubricated from the inside. If they are left outside close any openings on the engine to prevent mice from entering inside. They can enter from also a broken tailpipe. I have to admit Scott has some immense strength in his arms to life the Packard hood all alone.
Turd's on the head, but not in the carb. 🤣 👌 She popped right off. 💥💨 good stuff Scott.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.....
I was estactic when Dean beat the Buick, like it was a major sporting event. Love that car!...Just in case you need another 4 year project like the Plymouth, that would be the perfect car.
In a post apocalyptic Canadian scenario, CWM will reign supreme!
That puppy runs sweet. They were really nice cars for their day. Cheers
The only channel where I can press like with confidence every time even before looking!
Very appropriate you had a legend battery as I consider you a real legend on UA-cam Scott. I appreciate all the entertainment you've provided over the years. Thanks so much!
I remember this from the 'straight 8 showdown' from 4 years ago. Still running....Yay!
You are the Einstein of old heaps! 😊 keep it up 👍
Love these old beautiful old cars blue smoke and all thanks 😊
My grandpa worked as a machinist at Packard from 1920 to 1955.
The Packard is a champ!
You're right. That is awesome.
Wow that is awesome got that old girl Run drive around Thank you for the video
Sounds and runs great! That high performance wire wheel cover makes all the difference in the world.
I love the idea of the straight 8s vs the V-8s in a challenge. The early 1950s was a change for 8 cylinder cars. The straight 8s were disappearing and the V-8, though around for a while, were beginning to dominate. Love maybe to see a straight 6 vs slant 6 vs. V-6 challenge someday. Call in the low end 6 challenge!
Ahhh! A showdown ,showdown!
That made me smile, that straight 8 is just awesome. How about a "Parade of the Derelict Cars" through your town center? I'd fly out to Alberta just to witness that.
The grassy knoll proving grounds....makes the Bonneville salt flats look like a Cub Scout pinewood derby. In my wildest fantasy the worthless Packard would be next for a full restoration, but as others have stated it may be the pace car for the showdown. Scott, if possible, make it more over the top than the Straight 8 finale!
Amazing! Great to see that one run once again! Cheers!
A hood ornament anyone would love but a grill only a mother could love
I am doing it all wrong......I thought distilled water was enough, little did I know I needed to use a watering can to properly diffuse the water as it enters the cooling system. Now I got it.
Cheers!
That old streight 8 runs so smooth!
Awesome startup on the straight 8. Great when they run! I also got my 1966 AMC Marlin running today, great learning tool for the kids!
The blue cloud seemed to disappear after it warmed up ,after not running for a long while .Thats Great 👍
Legend is the correct term for the car.
"CHEERS, SCOTT!" I never heard a straight 8 engine run. Sounds good.
Just got in from the shed and there you were... almost like you planned it that way. Thanks for an enjoyable end to my day. cheers from the shed
Glad to see it running again. It's a good old beater.
She's Still a runner!
Thanks for sharing all this goodness with us.
Central California watching
Hi Scott , Just a thought . It seems so funny that the Packard makes all that noise and smokes like a chimney and it is barely moving . Todays Cars are so quiet , You do not hear them running at all . Gotta Love old Iron . Thanks Agent Scott & Francine.
I just came in to get my Wednesday night CWM fix and here your working on the 53 Clipper. I came in from working on my 53 Cavalier!!! I ❤ these old Packards! You and your show definitely influenced me to buy the Cavalier.......I was better behaved before I started hanging out with you and the agents! 😄
Nice job capturing the sounds of that straight eight!
Someone's goin' racing with that 53' Studebaker!
She has a few rattles but it fired right up and moves. Personally, I think it needs some love and getting back on the road.
The Clipper's of the 50's were considered to be t6he most stylish cars of their time by many. Packard was also at the front of innovation with automatic transmissions. It was not a cheap car which was the main thing that took Packard down.
im really diggin the shorts here. vicky fired right up. good to hear the clipper again...cheers scott
its going to be the prize for the Ford VS Studebaker show down
That is just too cool! Would love to see a straight 8 Plymouth flathead.
It has a hint of the 53/54 chev body styling..
She fired right up .
Pretty cool.
Lol..... 👍👍
Always a treat Scott. 😉
Such a great series! And now combining straight 8 with the V8s. Epic!