ICON 1946 Oldsmobile Derelict Detailed Overview 4k video!
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- This long format 4K video (with crappy sound quality) is an effort to communicate the level of work that goes into each ICON Derelict project. This streamline 1946 Oldsmobile is now a capable modern driver that makes everyone smile. Thanks for viewing!
These old 40s cars are the ultimate. They remind me of one the most interesting quotes I heard from a little kid. A fellow I worked with once told me of taking his young son to a car show that had a lot of cars like this and cars from the 60s which were quite square and ‘boxy ‘. He said that his son noticing the cars went from streamlined rockets to square shoe boxes and asked “ What happened dad, did we get stupid? “. ( ‘ we ‘ meaning people in general )
Nope. Government interference over "safety" regulations, mostly. Although utilitarian designs had their market, you'll never see elegant shapes such as this again. The last era was probably the late 60s for that type of design.
@@boilerhousegarage yes, horribly unfortunate. These car companies as well, like to hide Automobiles before this, lie that the only ones were the Model T.
WOW the patina on the bodywork is fabulous, & the interior,well I’m speechless !
Jonathan - I LOVE hearing about the "behind the scene" engineering that goes into your cars. I think you're starting a revolution in car trends! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, Mr. Ward. Love the Olds.
This car is butt ugly awesome!
By the way, don't ever change how you advertise your brand. No one could do it as well as you do it yourself. Your'e style of advertising is pure entertainment. It's familiar, and it's time spent with a friend.
what I like best about Icon is that it is a direct reflection of Jonathan. In the videos you can hear and feel the enthusiasm for each project come through loud and clear.
The question I have had for a while is, "why not expand operations so the time a project takes can be significantly reduced?" Is it lack of qualified labor? A desire to keep the cars exclusive??
the world would be a better place with MORE Icons in it...
thanx JW for caring....
Aged and worn down nicely on the outside and an immaculate classy interior and plenty of power underneath... I love it.
Body by fisher . That's why it's looks epic . Wicked body shape love it .
Beautiful job on this old Oldsmobile. I love the interior sand the motor and chassis setup. You’ve done a very masterful job for your client! Personally, I like to see the exterior painted and gleaming as well, but I get the sleeper concept and it’s very popular currently. Well done!
I love that derelict concept! Its a different way of looking at an old car.
Love the big fat tires, stance, and that interior is magical. And. That. Dashboard!
My first car (purchased from a friend's mom for $25.00) was a 1948 68 series fast back Olds. This exact same car, straight 8, fast back, hydramatic. In fact, it was the green that you can see peeking through the gorgeous patina. Needless to say, this build is just beyond my wildest dreams. Thanks Jonathan, as always, for what you do and the wonderful videos!
Awesome car. The e-window application is a masterpiece of thinking outside the box! Kudos for it all Mr. Jonathan
What a car. Great craftsman. It takes so much to build a car, most people have no idea. These videos help to let people know a little bit about the process.
I LOVE how you did the interior and dash. They were works of art, and instead of loading it up with billet you made it functional but attractive! The lines and patina of the body are amazing, and I'll bet that 502 makes other drivers pay attention. Guess I'll have to wipe the drool off my monitor now!
Wish i had the money id have you icon derelict my 70 impala !!! Love your work bud!!
Fantastic build! I think this is the best derelict since your personal wagon.
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Yes I like this too. But I want the front end of that deSoto wagon, i want that tooth like design grill. Any idea of this shape in this video with the front end like of that deSoto?
That interior and the comfort is just fabulous ,I could imagine long road trips with that car.
I hate restorated/modificed car because they are usually made without any taste or feeling for the old car - but this is awesome. I love it!
Knud Erik Madsen, Denmark
Very good job.thanks for sharing
I've owned 2 '50 Buicks in the past, a 2 and a 4 door fastback. They were my favorite for years[1950]...........but this Olds sure has grown on me.
oh my God that thing is totally awesome I am at a loss for words
Amazing build, your a future icon Jonathan…….years from now people will still be amazed by your work and attention to detail.
Beautiful Car the only thing missing is Me lol
and me too i feel the same....AWESOME!
My grandfather, who immigrated from Italy in 1909, finally settling in San Francisco, owned one of these. It was green. He bought it new in 1946 and owned it for about 30 years, selling it just before he died in 1977. I remember going for rides to the grocery store when I visited my grandparents as a kid. He didn't call it a car, he called it "the machine". He was fastidious in the car he took of that Oldsmobile. It was in amazing condition and watching your video brought back a lot of great memories. Especially seeing the interior. Thanks.
This is my favourite Derelict so far - impressive job as always!
Those integrated electric window controls are my favorite part of this build!
As a lover of the Harley Earl design team and especially the mid 30's to mid 50's stuff they did at GM I have always wondered if Earl was also responsible for interiors as well. Do you have any info on the interior designers at GM Mr. Ward? ICON knocked this one out of the park in all aspects, as usual. Great job and best regards. Cheers!
I remember that sound from a similar Buick from that era. I'm 62 and I've wanted to hear that since I was eleven! Terrific!
Love how you did the inside of the car. Kept the outside rustic.
This car is one of the most beautiful i've seen! The dash indeed! And roll-down back windows!
It's not really that pretty what it does have is taste. IMHO
What a treat to see that car again! My Grandfather had one just like it in Michigan during the late 50s, early 60s. I used to drive it to work when one of my hot rods broke down. The interior brought back so many memories. I am not so much a fan of the distressed exterior and would prefer to see a shiny modern paint job but hey, different strokes and all that.
The derelicts really advance your brand. This Oldsmobile was just perfect and your presentation made it clear that you will work with an owner. That's something that I didn't know.
Just one thing: Spend some money and get yourself some new audio gear. That's not a trivial comment. The poor audio on this video (from You Tube) was distracting and not up to your usual standards.
William Large in TV and film, audio is an equal priority with visuals. So I agree with you
William Large hear here!
It's not that bad. It sounds like your sitting next to a guy talking in a 1946 automobile going down the road at 60 mph or thereabouts.
@@dlwatib I agree, the sound wasn't bad at all!
Great video. So impressed with the level of detail care and craftsmanship you utilise to bring these classics back to life. I know they don't come cheap but if I could I would be beating a path to your door. Keep up the good work, the final car is truly magnificent
Your cars are truly amazing! I've really enjoyed every one that I've seen! I became aware of your work through Jay Leno's channel, and I've followed it with great interest ever since. Keep it up!
I'm blown away by this car! Every decision made on the project was wonderful. Bravo!
What a shame it would have been if you wouldn't have been willing to take a risk and do what you do today. Such a beautiful talent!
There is such artistry in your cars-such an interesting combination of rusty patina and modern automotive engineering!
GREAT video Jonathan , I really enjoy learning about all the details of these builds, I'm a huge fan of your work!
This car is absolutely stunning... Great patina. Beautiful front end and dash...
I love these videos, this car is gorgeous!
Fantastic John.... could not find enough words.Beautiful dereiict.
I love it. Wish I i could afford one.
Well done!
Hello from Tokyo! Love watching videos like this one! At the end, I suddenly thought "Hey! Why don't you put those links in the information section? Then instead of having to go back and transcribe your vocal information about your on-line sites, people could just click on the links....
Truly an amazing idea for restorations - best of luck finding clients. It's hard for me to imagine doing all these wonderful things to a vintage car, and then having it appreciated by so few people who see it.
Absolutely fantastic!!! Your work is unsurpassed.
I love watching these episodes of ‘30s ‘40s and ‘50s cars. They’re just soo much more attractive than later cars.
Great car...nice work!
Absolutely stunning piece of craftsmanship and art!
Truly amazing work! Love the video's, keep it up!!
Grts from Brussels
Wow.
I am trapped at home with a busted up ankle and binge watching all of your videos.
Your work and attention to detail, coupled with the obvious passion and respect for these beautiful old cars is incredible and truly inspiring.
Amazing work.
Just fantastic interior.. Keep it up, mr. Ward!) Outstanding
JW...knocking it out of the park. My brother-in-law owned a '47 Chevy back in the late 1960's. I enjoyed driving that old car in stock form back then. I'd go nuts to have it set up with a performance chassis and modern V8 like this. The dash and front grille on that Olds...AWESOME!
In my opinion, the best all around Derelict build you've done thus far.
I don’t know what’s better enjoyment. A gondola in Venice or watching this video. You’re the artist amongst the auto industry
That's a freaking awesome car! I'd love one!
Another great build. I'm amazed at the seamless melding of the old and new technology. It's like a steampunk Oldsmobile.
Very cool! I like your way for customization so much!!! What a great idea! All Derelicts are the art objects for me! All your cars are awesome, but my favorite is De Soto Station Wagon!
LUV the whole concept of your cars. The smile is from beginning to end on everyone of your Derelicts. Thanks so much!
Simply a amazing, nostalgic work of art!
amazing your cars make my mind implode can't get enough of you build quality and design flow please keep up the videos , thank you
That car is beautiful! Great work as always!
This car is absolutely insane. I love every single thing about this.
My new favourite derelict. The shape is just perfect.
I didn't think there were people out there like me. Gladly there are. That makes me feel good.
THE. BEST. DERELICT. So far. Such a cool car. Did I miss what you did to treat the exterior body panels?
Lindseed oil
I bought one of these last week, I’m glad I found this. Thanks for the ideas.
Just amazing , what you do with these cars....
Absolute beauty. Drove one as a 'kid' in 1959 that was a great 6 cyl 'runner'. It had a rear seat that was better than a motel. Loved it.
I love this car. I'm curious how fast it is with a modern 502 cu in.
Nice work Jonathan.
-Greg
The way these rides are setup are so cool... what a prize to have sitting in your garage. To be able to drive it daily and drive it anywhere is totally cool. Love it!
Hey man good job I like the way you fixed it up. FINS UP 👍 👍 🎯
Beautiful motor and wonderfully sorted. The exhaust is perfect!!
Thanks for including the chemtrails @ 11:51 I just can't get enough of those healing vitamins from the air. Thanks to the Chosen one. Nice car though 👍
The more of your videos I watch, the better I appreciate the skills that your company apply to the cars.
Love all the videos. How do you clean up the patina and what do you do to preserve it?
Ive watched most all of them and haven't seen you say much on that. Working on my old truck and was thinking about CLR cut 50% with water and a scotch brite pad. Not sure about preserving. I got a couple rough spots was looking to smooth a little without removing all the character
Lindseed oil
Wow. i saw this car on Adam Carolla's Carcast podcast at the time.. thanks Jonathan. Thanks for taking the time for me to really, really enjoy this car more. -Dave (Australia)
Beautiful car, Jonathan. I love your work.
I just wanted to give you credit for the work you do. Absolutely amazing. The time you take to make sure every detail is taken care of without cutting corners. You are doing what I always wanted to do. Keep up the good work.
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Hi Jonathon! Do you treat the rust patina with anything?? How do you keep the car from rusting further??
wax wax and more wax adding. Also, sometimes guys clear coat over the rust but it generally looks wrong when they do that....i.e. you shellaced your car
More than likely wiped down with lindseed oil. Smartest of all possible options. Clearcoat goes to shit after not too long.
I had a 1947 maroon oldsmobile coupe with hydramatic and that nice cream colored steering wheel. Straight 6 and it never let me down in 1959.
My lord its gorgeus! I want one..... Apsolutely perfect in any way.
I'm just one powerball ticket away from giving you a call...
Absolutely love your work, and always love seeing how you and your team bring craft back to the forefront!
DAMN! Love it Jonathan!!!
Awesome work by you and your team John! Gathered many, many ideas for my '48 Olds!
Still waiting for one of your derelicts to have a AME chassis powered by a 350kW hacked TESLA Model S power-train. A good project for Matt H.
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He did it! At SEMA 2018! Check out rich rebuilds UA-cam channel for a great interview on the build.
The way to operate the power windows using the original window cranks is something I thought about years and years ago. Cool to see it in action!
such a cool video
Your style of bringing cars back to life is incredible. 👍👍
@@Thomas-t2x thanks!
ewwwww weeeee that headliner is pretty!
I wonder if its mohair too
This video brought back nostalgic memory of an Olds 1947 my grand uncle had in Bangalore. We had done many trips in it even to places where there were no roads but only cart tracks. Derelict is a fantastic concept to bring back old goodies.
Love that patina
I don't ! It looks like crap and does not do anything for the car's overall outside appearance! The interior on the other hand is awesome !
Jonathan, I love this car, I would not change a thing, I would drive it every day and be so proud to own a hand built one off vehicle.
I want to see the starlight coupe in the background finished!
I was mesmerised during this whole presentation
Is there any market considerations for motorcycles?
How about a GMC RV? Mid 70's. Koolest rv on the road.
Beautiful car. I just love the slope of the roof from the windscreen down to the rear bumper. I'm so glad these '40's cars are getting done up more and more. The exhaust note is superb. You absolutely know what you're doing. Excelent job as always.
What treatment do you do to the body so the patina remains?
Jonathan Ward have you ever done a clear satin?
Amazing restoration...I live about a block from the old Fisher Body plant (torn down between 2005-7) in Lansing, Michigan....wonder if this car came off the line here. Glad you kept the sun-baked patina...
Born in Flint so I know it well. I worked at the V8 plant on Van Slyke Road in Flint after I got out of high school.
I am in love with this gorgeous car! All of the integrations are brilliant.
is the hoodlining/headlining mohair too?
I liked the way you kept so much of the original design of the car and where you didn't you still kept with the original intent of the designer. Built in my home town Lansing Michigan.
man another awesome build... i cant wait till you show off that electric one you showed during the last shop tour!