Barn find project 69. 1st road test. EP 9.
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2023
- Well it's finally time to road test this old 69 skylark we pulled out of my own storage building a while back. Will it go? I don't know.
Thanks for watching.
Music credits:
texas style/tigerblood jewel/courtesy of epidemic sounds
chicken got no head/river foxcroft/courtesy of epidemic sound
virginia highway/tigerblood jewel/courtesy of epidemic sounds
balls of steel/rymdklang soundtracks/courtesy of epidemic sounds
crate digging/tigerblood jewel/courtesy of epidemic sounds - Авто та транспорт
It's alive but gasping. Thanks for sharing.👍
appreciate you watching as usual
So neat to see a cool car resurrected and driving again after so many years.
its pretty fun. hope all is well with you.
Chromies FTW! Glad to see your still after things.
yep, me too!!!! i really like this one.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing!
really appreciate you watching. ive done a whole series trying to save this one.
@@BrokenWrenches i saw a few yes. Great video's. You also mentioned Pertronix. Know that if your going stock with the Buick and your distributor isn't worn out there is no difference over points. Just check dwell and initial once a year or so and make sure the vacuum advance is working. These electronic sets are all hyped. Points are so easy and when they do start to go bad you'll notice that. Often cleaning is enough. When an electronic part fails you don't see it coming and you need to search for that technical failure. Just some info to think about. Happy New Year!
i personally when you are driving would rather listen to the car than music to hear whats going on
the old engine is pretty quiet with the single exhaust. lots of squeaks and rattles tho. thanks for watching.
Keep it, seen alot of them beat to death. You have a chevelle or cutlass. Clean it jack it up, see what you got.
Looks like she has a few issues. The transmission leak is probably why no 3rd gear. Low on fluid. That’ll be an interesting rebuild I’ve seen one done they really aren’t that complicated just make sure you keep everything in order taking it apart. You’ll be fine then. Great to see the old girl going down the road again. Probably does need a timing chain those old cars didn’t last as long as far as stuff like like that went. 135,000 is a lot of miles for cars like that. Be neat to watch the redo on it. Stay cool
yea, it’s an exciting first step and a bit of a setback but that’s the way it goes.
@@BrokenWrenches Yes a few steps back and a couple forward. Kinda how life works. But it’s gonna be sweet when it’s done!
I new a guy that got one every winter and end up snowbank slammin, but the moters were bullet proof when they were crushed with the cars.
And just how did you wrangle a ride on that biplane flying out of Skiatook Ok? That is a really neat old plane! Oh, nice job on the Skylark, a project in progress.
he’s an old buddy of mine from way back, i work on most of his old projects. we go up in the stearman whenever possible. he likes it when i go with because i can fly around while he gets to enjoy the scenery. thanks for watching to the end, im adding random video clips to the end of my videos just for fun…..
A Stearman!!!?? Wow! The wife went up in that a few years back during Pioneer days when he was offering rides.@@BrokenWrenches
I know where you can find a good barn find to see if it will start and run!
i might just do that !!!! ‘reviving a dead chicken’
i might do that. title would be “reviving a dead bird”
I would be curious on what carb and transmission is in here.
2 jet rochester carb and the TH350 transmission, 1st year for that transmission in the buicks. thanks for watching and commenting!!
Yellow Peril or Stearman?
this ones a stearman, 1943 or so.