MILLION DOLLAR TOTAL LOSS BACK TO LIFE IN BRILLIANT 4K UHD
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2022
- Once burned to the ground, this Phoenix rises from the ashes. Watch the final assembly of this real life miracle Hemi Cuda.
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That attention to detail is out of this world. I enjoyed every second of this video. I did not want this video to end it. I appreciate what you guys do 100%.
Can you answer in more detail?
All but the rusty pitted dash panel they painted instead of fixing.
@@chevrolet355 lol i saw that
I just got glued to this restoration! The best team ever! Never saw those guys before but I loved them.
It's impressive to see the amount of work that the makers of the replacement parts go thru so the parts are exactly the same. And Mark and all the guys at Graveyard Carz are outstanding with their dedication to the cars they build. Beautiful.
dont they just buy the specifics from the manufacture? then create it via the data they got from the original makers
Whoever was in charge of that 70s marketing was hilarious
I saw the episode and Mark Worman is such an expert. I'm glad you got your car back and escaped the explosion. What an experience to have gone through...Glad you made it...
After all these years, and yes I'm a mopar fan, I still get a kick outa your videos. When you look at how the world is changing and people are starting to realise that a throw away society is not going to make a very good future, it's a good feeling that people like Mark are still willing to put the knowledge and time into the younger generation.
Passing my knowledge to my kids and grandkids is still a very important thing to me.
Thank you Mark and all that still do it. Stand proud and truck on.
🤟😎👍🚛🚛🚛
Mark & His crew did a fantastic job on that Cuda & the Paint looks deep enough to dive into, what a turn around from a burnt out wreck to a show stopper 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow, I loved the attention to detail right down to the screws/bolt heads. That is a true mastercraftsman build. Bravo
This is a very rewarding restoration for a worthy cause, great job guys. 👏
In my wildest dreams, I rebuild a muscle car with this awesome and brillant guy. I could listen to him for hours, his level of awareness is refreshing ! Simple, no drama, just a bunch or capable guys working for a wise man.
I'm a Chevy guy and love to see the old cars back on the road! Good job Mark and his crew!
yuppers CHEVY all the way!!
Agree! this was a fantastic video.
Only hing I would do different is that hate on GM and Ford throughout the video. Don't hate on other old cars. They are all awesome and great in their own ways. It's not about which is, or was better, but that these historical artworks all deserve to be restored, preserved, respected and loved by all car enthusiasts. Hating on other brands only tells me you're a blind fanboy and not a true fan of classic cars.
Other than that, great job to the crew!
@@lu5250n
This was and is my all-time favorite show that I found on motor trend if not my all-time favorite show period. One of the worst parts of having to cancel my cable was that I would not be able to watch this show anymore. I cannot shear how excited I am to see that I can watch Graveyard Carz on UA-cam. I do not think that Graveyard Carz can have a bigger fan and I am so excited to be able to watch Graveyard Carz again.
you guys all do incredible work, not just "hey, great work" but serious, passionate, and truly incredible work. i will never be able to have any of these cars myself but i deeply appreciate the brief glimpse into the world of my favorite automobiles. thank you so very very much for keeping these cars alive.
8+ years watching this program and always improving the work quality on cars :D Greetings from Chile south america
I really enjoyed this video with all of the calm teaching going on between the guys and then you came in to help. Very calmly explaining what and how to install the under hood components, makes watching this new format much more enjoyable.
OMG!!! I stopped watching this show a few years ago, because of the shop drama!!! First video back and revisiting it... Awesome episode!!! The knowledge these guy have and their skill set is what people view shows like this, not the drama... Again, excellent episode!
the drama loving powers that make these shows roll, on the TV business side, have zero clue that the people that love these shows are here for the tech, skill, fit and finish. We care nothing for drama, just how you build the cars...period.
@@jadoctor Agree completely. The infantile antics are not needed. They should watch Retropower to see how it's done.
@@jadoctor Thats a recurring theme amongst may shows. Ax Men and Storm Chasers come to mind. 1st couple maybe 3 season were good and premised based. Then it turned to drama based bullshit. Stormchasers especially with Reed Timmers antics, yelling and screaming and prima donna attitude...
@@jadoctor I think FantomWorks is as bad or worse for shop drama
same, i watched one and i was done
You all are amazing! Thank you for saving these cars!
this didn't suck. the narration was good, no manufactured drama, no painfully obvious attempts to emulate better shows, etc. just a fun resto vid of a burnt cuda with some laugh-out-loud 70's shtick added in. i told my friends.
I noticed that you were wearing a "Phantasm" shirt. Boy, oh boy... that brought a lot of memories. I was not even 20 years old when I watched it in a theatre. I wasn't able to sleep straight for a couple of weeks. I kept watching out for the undertaker every night. Phantasm is a classic flick like the cars that you resurrect from the grave. Exactly like the Hemi Cuda, It was something worth losing sleep over. Thanks for all that you do.
I was maybe 9 when it came out. In 1984, we rented it from the local video store. The whole operation, the silver flying balls of death, the Jawas making another appearance so soon after Star Wars (jk!)...but srsly, it was definitely freaky. We walked home in pairs about 1am in the pitch black dark about 1/4 mile. Never been more scared!
I am not a Chrysler/Dodge person but do respect the beautiful car that these men rebuilt Awesome job
I have to say I am a dyed in the wool Chev guy but Graveyard Cars has made me seriously enjoy Mopar and respect the build quality these guys do, I worked in a restoration shop for 5 years and know how hard this work can be so bravo guys great job and impressive save on this beautiful car
My Dad caught the bug. He started with a little 34 Chevy in the early 60's. Fixed it up and it was a fun little car. Then he got serious and moved into the Classics. The first a '37 Packard Town Car and then a '35 Caddy. The Caddy took 1st place in the Classic Car Club Senior Division. He ended up buying 2 parts cars for the caddy. Every nut and bolt were original. Sourced the OEM leather interior. Tires provided by a company that bought the rights and original molds. 7 tires in all. 4 on the ground, 2 side mounts and a rear trunk mount. He worked with a small 2-man shop, a mechanical guy and a body man. It was about 5 years to complete the rebuild, finishing in '68. They were as detailed as these guys are. It's a treat to see the tradition carried on.
My brother in law helped design this car, long live Mopar!!!
Yeah ok
How old is he mate
You are so lucky to have a creative and skillful bro-in-law.
That's awesome 👌
@@ShockWaveGamings234fg321f 83 years old.
I just found this channel, love it !!! The knowledge, explanations and comedy are great. Thanks !!!
I enjoyed every second of this restoration .. so much info in this car that is fun and amazed to know ..
Thanks for this video 👍
A buddy in high school had a '71 340. He put in headers, took out the muffs, just ran the resonators.
Sounded super, not over loud. GYC is phenomenal.
This car ended up better than it was before the fire, I'm amazed! Great work!
Probably better than it was when it rolled out of the factory... the guys on the assembly line weren't nearly as painstaking.
Your attention to detail is unmatched. The ‘Cuda is so perfect I would be afraid to drive it.
an emotional journey, lucky to be here to drive it. Well done Graveyard Dudes & Dudettes, really really good stuff & many hours of skill
dwagawg
The work you guys do is amazing!
You never have to work again when you turn your hobby into your job.
Masterpiece! 👍🏼🥰
You Sir are not just a mechanic! You are an Artist!
This show just gets better and better! I love the details Mark shares. For me that is what I am interested in. The common knowledge I am well aware of. It is the minutia I am interested in learning about.
I would honestly love to work for free for a month just to learn from these guys, workmanship is second to none. Love your work guys
I doubt you'd learn much than a few basics or random details completely missing the big picture within just one month though :)
Hats off too the guys who have restored this burned out shell.what a happy ending too a sad story,,Well done guys...
I like that you spray both panels together. That’s efficiency! With the cost of materials these days, you probably saved 10 bucks on that small job🙂
I used to watch Graveyard Carz on the Speed Channel, and when the opening sound byte "They're coming to get you, Barbara" started, I couldn't wipe the grin off my face. Just today, a friend told me about your UA-cam channel, since I had been lamenting my inability to follow your garage's work.
I'm buying my friend a steak dinner.
BEAUTIFUL CAR! perfectly restored. The 70' Cuda is my 2nd favorite car. I am a car guy and and a Ford guy and love the old muscle cars of the mid 60's and early 70's from all of the Big 3. I appreciate and respect the dedication and the attention to detail people put into restoring their car. But as i watch these types of videos weather its about a Mopar or a Chevy what amazes me the most is they ALL compare their car to the Mustang, THEE ULTIMATE pony car. From 1964 to 2023 and beyond they are still chasing the wild horse. I put my comment in here because the cheezy breakaways comparing a HEMI Cuda to "Mom's" Mustang.
Amazing work I'm glad people have the $ to keep these beasts alive
Outstanding…a brilliant watch and fantastic restoration 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I’ll never be able to afford a car like this but I feel grateful I can see up close how they’re built, thank you.
Retired Infantryman.
Thank you for your service! Hugs brother.
I really appreciate your attention to all the smaller details👍
I'm rebuilding a 1981 Yamaha XS11 Midnight Special and I am that nerd when it comes to the correct types/styles of hardware so I know when it's finished it will be 100% like it came out the showroom over 40 years ago!
The cost of NOS parts is sometimes ridiculous when and if you can find them, It took me around 3 years to complete my 1980 Midnight Special mostly due to my budget, the plus side of that was it gave me more time to snap up the NOS parts as and when they came up usually on ebay, some of the rubber parts were unobtainium so you have to make do with the best used parts available but eventually even the more ellusive NOS parts do come up.
Bravo Gentlemen👏👏👏the 71 cuda is my most beautiful musical car ever built.
Most beautiful restoration ever.
💖from new zealand❤
I wish I worked there, the wealth of knowledge this man has is priceless.
The difference in between a car technician , a body shop technician and a doctor is that we can revive the dead, doctors seldom can, CONGRATULATIONS GUYS, most kind of you for sharing it with us, blessings to you and your love ones, from the endless summer paradise Puerto Rico Jesus Torres.
Great show for motorheads and Mopar fans and no more drama, keep it up !!
Wow! Incredible job guyz. Award winning for sure...
Oh, great and beautiful work! Loved this video a much, because the Love to every Detail and this explanations... Great, what an experience... You earn a medal for this 🤗🤗🤗
All that knowledge 😮amazing & the pure love to all these details ❤🔥 astonishing work! You guys are phenomenal!
Dodge guy. Love the builds. The ads in between are hilarious.
Master craftsman to your finger tips . I'm in awe of your knowledge . A lifetime well spent & the humour to boot , I would to have worked you . Take care of your yourself your priceless . This post is all the way from Dublin , Ireland 2023 .
Great build gentlemen!! Only thing better would of been the reveal to the owner. I would imagine that was an emotional time and fantastic celebration. Well done!!
Definitely. It would be like Extreme Makeover: Mopar Edition.
YEAH! I was promised WATERWORKS!
Oh, great and beautiful work! Loved this video a much, because the Love to every Detail and this explanations... Great, what an experience... You earn a medal for this
I love seeing somebody doing what no one else really does and taking cars that would otherwise be scraped and bringing them back because there will never be more of these.
very much worth watching, amazing to be able to build this car back to original
Back in the '70s, I had the opportunity to spend some time with a 340 with the shaker hood. Fun to drive. I worked for a hemi-wedge blueprinting shop, but the car wasn't mine. I had the good luck to drive and work on many of those early Mopar hemi cars. (street and strip) Very nice job with the restoration. Great attention to detail.
Once completed, I feel very satisfied. Thank you
This guy is the best and the smartest guy that I've ever saw on a mopar he is truly awesome.
I'm a girl and I love watching car restorations. You did a great job! 😊❤️
Btw, bubble boy's cute. 😅🥰🙈
You don't need to advertise that you are a girl. Just enjoy the restoration like everyone else.
What a great video!
My 70 Hemi Cuda definitely didn't have a steering lock. Could that be because it might have been a build from early in the model year? Or perhaps it could have been ripped out by the previous owner as I did notice a few non stock items. While I didn't have the car completely apart, I did have the drive train out for a bit of a pro-stock rebuild and definitely would have noticed if it had any of the linkage that you showed on the 1970 example.
I sold the car in 79 to go to school across the country. No regrets, but that car still has a fond place in my heart.
Thanks again for all your great work.
I had a 71 340 Cuda that I bought from my uncle in 1975 it had only 30 thousand mile he sold it to me for 800 dollars thank you uncle Gene sure wish I still that awesome car 👍😊
Beautiful Barracuda brings it back from the dead . Driving down the road that these cars are the machine of America . You know when he or she is coming just for the noise rumbles through your feet . Love that you transformed it from a wreck to glory . Beautiful machine that rumbles . Just like Jonny cash says I here that train na coming , coming down the tracks . ❤️🇬🇧👊✌️
Amazing that these guys brought this car back from the grave! Absolutely outstanding! I am wondering what the entire project cost approximately.
Acompanhei o trabalho desta equipe e seguia todos os episódios através da tv por assinatura mas a um tempo pararam as exibições.É com prazer que vejo o retorno e espero que não interronpam mais.O que me chamou positivamente a atenção que são especializados em veiculos de uma só marca.❤😂🤗
Great team and a brilliant restoration!!😊
Was nailed to this video,,. I loveeee attention to details. Soo satisfying
I must be turning into a nerd ,I watched all the tiny details.... Fantastic job guys she really is a Phoenix... can`t wait to watch the hand it back , it must be hard to watch these cars go.....
I remember a lot of those commercials. Though I was never a fan of the Cuda I have always had a special place in my heart for the 70 Challenger or Roadrunner.
*New Subscriber* Glad I came across your channel. That was great. And the attention to detail is why I like your video. Looking forward to seeing more. Greetings from Prague, CZ
Master ❤️ Huge respect❤
Stunning, amazing works guys 👍
What an amazing thing you all have done with this vehicle, to help mend the owners broken heart, preserve some serious Mopar history.
The "Focus" segments are Savage, love Em.
Watched this video start/finish..Excellent
Brought a tear to my eye. What an awesome story
First time watching your channel. The greatest praise I can give you, (besides your talented crew) is that unlike the many cable-tv car restoration shows, you stick to tge build process nd avoid the tiresome and stupid scipted drama BS! Thank you! Enjoyed it thoroughly!
cuda man are you an auto builder from back in 1971? it is amazing what you have learned through the years.
2.4M views so far... Obviously many of us don't tune out when you start going into that nerdery stuff - we appreciate it!!
Enjoyed this, no drama, just cars doing the talking.
This is marvelous....gr8 craftmanship
I love the nerdy stuff. Worked on the B-body Cowl top line. Everytime I see a firewall brings back many memories.
Wow the work these guys do is unbelievable 👌
Excellent work details second to none well done guys
haw come we never get to see the reaction of the Phoenix Cuda ouner when He sees His car restored?! I would really love to see that!
maybe he kinda "lost it" and didn't want to be seen on camera crying like a girl?
Cause know it all Mark wouldn't have all the attention
Yup. An emotional reveal would have been a perfect finish to this video, and I waited for it. What a waste of my time.
The camera man doesn't know the A-Team? I pity the fool! 😁
i love it what u doit....thank u for u very good heart and wish u long life to same u car...u make me happy...geatings from germany
My first wife had a 1970 Barracuda convertible, one of 14 built. It had a 225 slant 6 with a slap stic and 8 3/4 rear end. The top seemed like leather with a pentastar logo on the glass. The title showed 4,832 miles, and I drove it at 5,677. What a great car.
Amazing, reminds me of the film "Christine" when the car was destroyed then returns back untouched. what a restoration!
As an old mechanic, that is impressive workmanship on the Barracuda, Well done Sir.
I can understand a grown man crying over the loss of a loved one, but crying over a car? Your idea of what is precious in this world is materialistic in nature. Too bad. 😢
This is Great work and a tribute to the pre-Iacocca sprit of Mopar. The detail and dedication is there no doubt.
I wonder, can they rebuild a car so that it's visually original but it's on a modern
Tube or space box frame and has, well,
Let's say 2500 Hp with boost systems turned on and everything else modern state of the art.. Perhaps that's a project for a differently oriented shop.
Seeing an adult literally crying because he survived that, tells me he's had a virtually challenge-free life. And I'm truly glad about that, for him.
fantastic restoration 💯👍💪also the ads for Barracuda and against the Mustang are fantastic 🤣🤣🤣
They really do great work. I don’t like Marc but I do enjoy watching these cars put back to original.
amazing restoration. Its better than new. I know it was not a cheap exercise but love the others also value motor history to have cars rebuilt by dedicated professionals to this standard.
Better than a new one? maybe, technically it's a replica as he's using replica parts.
My best friend wrapped my 1971 HemiCuda around a power pole 28 feet off the ground with me passed out in the passenger seat, 11 broken ribs , 2 punctured lungs , broken shoulder blade , collar bone and 4 vertebra . A long story with a bad ending for the car .
That Couda looks definitely better than me, even though I was born 12 mai 1971 😉 good work guys.
god this car is a dream, this came out absolutely stunning
The attention to detail on the toupee was incredible
who else can sympathize with this man tearing up over losing his '71 Hemi Cuda? I was watering up over the sight of her burnt up and its not even my car... awesome resto by GC... as always
I owned the cuda AAR 340 6 pack 1970 what a car!!