Another '59 Caddy - With a Twist!

A job so big we split it into two videos! Here in Part 1, we're going to dig into this neglected '59 Cadillac, tear it down a bit, and see if we can get it running after sitting for the past couple decades.
According to the owner, four of these Cadillac pickup conversions were built by employees of the Eureka Coachworks company (they're the guys that built hearses and ambulances out of these cars) for their personal vehicles. He sent some pictures of another one that was floating around the midwest a few years ago, but I've definitely never seen one before!
It's definitely rough- lots of rust down low. But we're off an running to help bring this '59 back from the dead.
Part 2 should be uploaded later this week- the car left a few days ago so I'm sorting through several hours of footage in an attempt to bring you some videos that aren't too boring!
As always, thanks so much for watching... do that like, comment, subscribe thingy so my wife won't make me get a REAL job!
0:00 Introduction
0:57 Walkaround
5:29 Removing bumpers and trim
13:34 Suspension teardown
19:52 Engine/underhood
25:45 Outro

[@anthoneyurtz5689]

That's so awesome. I can't wait to see it on the ground

[@chrisflaws6763]

That's so cool. I love it!

[@brysonarnold8544]

Thats a crazy, old Caddy. Diggin the channel!

[@twistedimages405]

Thanks! This one turned into a lot more work than we were expecting, but it's well on its way to looking better than it ever has. Part 2 should be uploaded this weekend!

[@christopherdominguez2767]

Do you have a shop number.? I truly have a question I can’t figure out when doing an air set up. And want clarification because everyone gives me a run around about it?

[@twistedimages405]

@@christopherdominguez2767 our number is on our website- www.twistedimages.com. Feel free to give us a call!