Thanks for sharing the car cruise/show, seeing Slayer and Big Wave together was awesome! Loved seeing the hike/scenic view at the Mugu Rock area too. 🍻
3 things. First; This is a great channel and lots of fun that I just found. Second: It's cool you both are working together and have skills and when you make a mistake you call yourself on it and find out what went wrong. Three: Shes beautiful.
Great to see y’all being able to get out and enjoy the riding after y’all’s hanging with it at the shop! So, so fortunate to be able to just ride down and catch that sunset from the rock. Thanks for sharing with us!!🍻✌️
Nice to see you using non-traditional tricks (linseed oil) to replenish the oils in the old paint. A 1971 Skylark owner with original paint here, and some patina, so been down similar roads! Linseed oil does wonders, for sure.
We used to beat those muscle cars up back in the early 70's. They were cheap to buy used and when we got done with them they were rattle boxes, we did the usual bolt on upgrades, manifold, double pumpers, accel or mallory ignitions, headers, traction bars, B&m and Hurst shift kits, etc. It was fun, rolled a number of them, but I dont miss having one, they are really built cheaply. This is a time when the Sheriff would bust us and make us pour our beer out and drive home if we were hell raising too much and got caught. I preferred the mustangs with 289's or the 390's, the 390's pulled well but were heavy in the steering but we just blasted 1/4 mile drags on friday and Saturday night in Petaluma on Lakevill highway where we marked out the section of road with white paint, or somebody did anyway. It happens to be where they also later filmed The Lucas film American Graffiti drag race scene at the end of the movie. I'm kind of an OG in the cruising era I guess, even though it was going on since the 50's
The Tempest is turning out to be a neat Hot Rod! Linseed oil makes it look way better. The best part of this video for me is the road trip. What a COOL spot where the old road use to be!!
I had a 67 GTO Midnight Blue and dark blue interior. Ran the same poverty caps and trim rings on my car. I really appreciate that great old school look and you can't beat the price of the wheels. You guys do great work.
Olivia and Danny (hope I remember correctly your names) Thank you for your channel! I really appreciate how respectful you two are as a couple. I stumbled upon your channel because of your van. I’m a huge fan of older cars… love your style. Olivia I’m so happy your tempest is up and running. Pontiac’s are my favorite too. I have an old 1977 ford high top van that is quite rusty. I like the character of it, I’m going to try the linseed oil method to give it some more depth 😊and definitely remember to safely dispose of the rag 😂pro tip.
You're too kind, Jacqueline. ❤ Would love to see your 77 sometime. Thank you very much for watching and always leaving sweet comments. We appreciate you!
So at 18:59 the 56 Chevy has a Exterior Sun visor was that a A Custom Built Part or was that a B a Option in 1956 ? Danny Needs 1 on his 56 Wagon Stress it out to match the paint that is on there now the answer is B here is the link
Pretty cool they look good okay you guys do too! PS - I like it best without the poverty caps those are great looking Wheels with the nuts showing thanks again for the video
I have a suggestion for a show. How about doing one just about pounding the dent out of the drivers side quarter? I am starting to really like the Tempest. It's really a pretty Nice, classic old Pontiac! The sheet metal is straight and there is no major cancer at all. I think the parking lot whiskey dent in the quarter is the worst place and that could be fixed easy with a little labor. Hold a wooden block (scrap 2 x 6) on the outside and put another block inside to hit. Don't hit hammer to metal, just hit wooden blocks. I bet in 1 hour it would be waaaaay nicer!! Then drive to the beach for closing. Great Show!!
What an awesome cruise night! I like the poverty caps on the Big Wave Tempest! It would probably look cool with no caps or beauty rings too, just bare wheels if you ever wanted to change it up. The car looks great with the linseed oil! I remember using Comet on a white 66 Lincoln revival I did. It not only took the oxidation off, but even brought out a little shine. I've used quad zero steel wool on bumpers too, you can use it dry and it works wonders on chrome, no scratching at all! The wheels and tires on the Slayer are the exact same ones on my 68 Impala, except my white letters are turned in! 😁 Great video guys! 👊👌
The main thing is, you did all the work yourself. Love your channel. We would love to have the Tempest and Slayer at our 17th annual Balboa Bay Club show down here in Newport Beach. It'll be Father's Day. We'd roll out the red carpet for you and get you VIP everything because you two are the coolest! It's sponsor by Barry Meguiar Polish and a couple of exotic car dealers. You get goody bags of Meguiar polishes at the gate. The music has to be kept lower because the ultra-rich neighbors like to call the cops if it gets loud so you could video it all you want.
Let me tell you how quick I would pop the moldings lights, grill & bumpers & be all over that Pontiac with a 12 inch D/A & some 80 grit! Strip it bare and get 2 coats of Epoxy Primer on it then start your body work. You do know you can go overseas and still buy real Lacquer paint underground, that would be the way to go as that car is straight enough to do a factory paint job on it or go Imron or Galorath base clear. ( no PPG the clear peels)
What color do you think you paint it ? My brother had a 67 GTO and it was a dark blue with the black vinyl top ... I think it had a 400 in it with a 4:11 posi rear end .. it was a pretty cool car back then .....
Big Wave is making some “ Big Waves!” Coming together really nice! You two are living the life! Keep these vids coming, love them all!❤️ Congrats Liv!👍
This was a great episode! I learned a lot of pro-tips from y'all. Y'all are inspiring and what many of us hope to find in a partner. Plus y'all taught us about that trail on PCH. I never knew that was the original road and that you can take that path as a trail to a great view. Much Love to y'all and your journey. May we cross paths one day. Brandon- 1974 El Camino - Named "Grand Daddy"
Original Bon Ami cleanser, the 1886 version, is great for polishing chrome - in fact, BMW recommended it for their cars. Polishes stainless steel, too. The 1886 version has fine silica powder and soap, nothing else, that's the only version to use. Other cleansers are more coarse and contain chemicals or bleach, they are not recommended for polishing chrome. Quick Glo polish is also great, it will remove rust spots very well, repels water, and goes a long way.
Very cool! Have you tried using aluminum foil on your chrome ? I like using it with penetrating oil to get the rust nubs down. Aluminum doesn't scratch because it's softer than chrome. I don't mean to step on any toes. I really think what you are doing is fantastic. Keep up the great work.
Now the Tempest looks like a shiny turd instead of just a turd ! Buy a paint gun ! Patina is just a couple of years from a rust bucket ? ✌️💙🎵 From STL MO the home of rust buckets !
Didn't know where you were. Kept thinking it sure looks like Oxnard area. When you said Boulevard, wondered if Oxnard Blvd. Then when you said Mugu, my heart skipped. Pt. Mugu is my fave. Love that rock. Camped and hosted at Thornhill Broome. Met a guy who grew up at Sycamore when it was a resort with bars and restaurants. His family lived in the lifeguard house that was washed away in the 2014 big storm. His dad built the house.This was before CA bought the land and turned it into a State Park. He said Thornhill used to be a dump. His first job out of high school was to help bury all the trash. He said if you dug straight down, you'd find the tin cans. Oxnard schoolbus used to pick up him and his brothers from Sycamore. He said original road around rock was closed because so many people were killed driving it. Called Blood Alley or something like that. The rock was blasted to cut the new road through. On last day of school the bus driver would drive them on the old road around the rock for kicks. 50s and early 60s. My rv's bottom got really rusted camping at Thornhill so much. Lived there for a year when I hosted. I'll try the linseed oil. Cars looking great. Thanks for letting me ramble. I'd swing by but live near my daughter in No. Cal. Hang on to your dreams. ❤
Thank you for watching Susan! I love reading comments like yours. It's always interesting to hear about other people's stories from PCH! Mugu Rock is definitely our favorite spot.
You are really doing well with your Pontiac. I think that original factory color was called Fountaine Blue WA3301? I was imagining what it looked like new and if I'd slap a new paint job on the Big Wave, but have decided I like the distressed and weathered look better. I'd probably smooth out and paint over the bondo with red Rustoleum?
I live on the east coast . I was surprised at how few the representation of Plymouth is in your Part of the country when I seen the dealer selling classic cars video. In our part of the country It is all about being the Quickest. A Plymouth with a Hemi under the hood has been King until the new SRT Mopars came out. With the new Super charged hemi's and 8 speed automatic. I have owned 70 and 71 Cudas over the years. They have been hard to beat. I loved racing my stick 1970 cuda But when I started to build my last cuda with an 850hp Hemi I took advice from my engine builder and built an automatic.The stick cuda broke a lot of parts at 500hp the car ran high 11's . My last 71hemi cuda with an automatic runs high 9's and hasnt broke anything in the drive train. Stick is fun but no longer quick.
That's cool that you took your Tempest to a car show, I hope you plan on painting it to stop it from rusting. I haven't been following your channel, where was the car show and cruise night held at?
I would put it up for sale, the tempest that is. And move on to the next project. Look at how Rawlings does it. I would invest in a vette, or other low production. The tempest was a crush car at the boneyard. They would remove any parts that would interchange with a Goat. The rest went to the furnace in Gary, Indiana.
These are the same cars we saw and owned on the road when I was younger. Really takes me back.
That Tempest with some good old fashion Cragars would look so awesome.
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIRST CRUISE NIGHT!!!! GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!!
Thanks for sharing the car cruise/show, seeing Slayer and Big Wave together was awesome! Loved seeing the hike/scenic view at the Mugu Rock area too. 🍻
She is a beaut !! The car looks good too !!
Beautiful video. I love ❤️ classic oldies. Wheels .
The car would look some sweet after body work and fresh paint. All heads would turn.
The car already turns more heads than I'd like. I'll definitely get rid of tge bondo and dents where I can but I love the original paint.
3 things. First; This is a great channel and lots of fun that I just found. Second: It's cool you both are working together and have skills and when you make a mistake you call yourself on it and find out what went wrong. Three: Shes beautiful.
Great to see y’all being able to get out and enjoy the riding after y’all’s hanging with it at the shop! So, so fortunate to be able to just ride down and catch that sunset from the rock. Thanks for sharing with us!!🍻✌️
Nice to see you using non-traditional tricks (linseed oil) to replenish the oils in the old paint. A 1971 Skylark owner with original paint here, and some patina, so been down similar roads! Linseed oil does wonders, for sure.
Great video, cars look and sound great !!!!!
Great content 👍 guys thanks for sharing 😊.
Awesome job Guys 💪👏 from Alabama 🇺🇸👍
Nice little car show, like both of your cars, Danny's z28 is really sweet, keep them comin.
Wash the car in CLR you'll be amazed at how bright the color comes out. CLR will remove all rust from the metal. Great video!
Nice! Driving classic cars barefoot is the best
We used to beat those muscle cars up back in the early 70's. They were cheap to buy used and when we got done with them they were rattle boxes, we did the usual bolt on upgrades, manifold, double pumpers, accel or mallory ignitions, headers, traction bars, B&m and Hurst shift kits, etc. It was fun, rolled a number of them, but I dont miss having one, they are really built cheaply. This is a time when the Sheriff would bust us and make us pour our beer out and drive home if we were hell raising too much and got caught.
I preferred the mustangs with 289's or the 390's, the 390's pulled well but were heavy in the steering but we just blasted 1/4 mile drags on friday and Saturday night in Petaluma on Lakevill highway where we marked out the section of road with white paint, or somebody did anyway. It happens to be where they also later filmed The Lucas film American Graffiti drag race scene at the end of the movie. I'm kind of an OG in the cruising era I guess, even though it was going on since the 50's
Pretty awesome seeing you two cruise together in your own classic cars! #relationshipgoals
I like that she is a hands on girl !!! I love the camaro!! Get UHF walkie talkies so you can keep in communication in case something goes wrong.
Perfect beautiful amazing car thanks friend good morning
2 very nice cars for sure, enjoy them : -)
Regards from Denmark, Europe......
That was a lot of fun to watch. Great pair you two (the humans and the cars)
The Tempest is turning out to be a neat Hot Rod! Linseed oil makes it look way better. The best part of this video for me is the road trip. What a COOL spot where the old road use to be!!
I have to disagree, the best part, as usual, is Liv's typically perfect sun-lovin', car-washin' attire!
Leave the rims as is. They are perfect. No Caps Required.
i agree, no budget caps
I agree 👍
I had a 67 GTO Midnight Blue and dark blue interior. Ran the same poverty caps and trim rings on my car. I really appreciate that great old school look and you can't beat the price of the wheels. You guys do great work.
Swwweeettt guys, love the Lemans those years ! Had a chance to buy one30 years ago like an idiot I didn't ! Best wishes !
the car is looking mighty sweet Liv.. keep livin' the dream!!
Thank you!
You have some pretty cool Cars 👍🇨🇦
Olivia and Danny (hope I remember correctly your names) Thank you for your channel! I really appreciate how respectful you two are as a couple. I stumbled upon your channel because of your van. I’m a huge fan of older cars… love your style. Olivia I’m so happy your tempest is up and running. Pontiac’s are my favorite too. I have an old 1977 ford high top van that is quite rusty. I like the character of it, I’m going to try the linseed oil method to give it some more depth 😊and definitely remember to safely dispose of the rag 😂pro tip.
You're too kind, Jacqueline. ❤ Would love to see your 77 sometime. Thank you very much for watching and always leaving sweet comments. We appreciate you!
Navel jelly is also excellent after the Comet for removing rust on paint, especially near the front of the car.
You need Vice Grip Garage shine juice it will make it shine.
Love the caps, love the patina. Keep it up. CHEERS!
So at 18:59 the 56 Chevy has a Exterior Sun visor was that a A Custom Built Part or was that a B a Option in 1956 ? Danny Needs 1 on his 56 Wagon Stress it out to match the paint that is on there now the answer is B here is the link
Awesome video!! Love following the story of your build!! Keep it up!! 👍
As a kid growing up i remember riding in folks car on that roadway around mugu rock..love your channel!!
You guys rock!! Enjoy your channel and cars!!
Thanks for the ride along. Always a good time !! And sunset at the fishin hole 😉
Pretty cool they look good okay you guys do too! PS - I like it best without the poverty caps those are great looking Wheels with the nuts showing thanks again for the video
Great job girls! From Michigan you rock!
It has been a while that i have gone to that car show. Thanks for sharing. I do remember it was hard to find parking. but worth the walk.
I had one in highschool mine was a 1965 dark blue with sky interior. 6 banger though. Got good gas though miles.
Great video. Really liked the touch of it. Some guys have it, some guys don´t.
I have the big brother to this car. 65 Tempest, same color, crazy patina, 326, Zero rust. California car. I drive it everywhere!
Olivia and crew congratulations on getting the Lemans back on the road. Now the two of you can take it back on the road trip y’all started out on👍🏾
Sweet !!! Cool cruise night !!!
....us old guys call that tempest a .....sleeper....
I have a suggestion for a show. How about doing one just about pounding the dent out of the drivers side quarter? I am starting to really like the Tempest. It's really a pretty Nice, classic old Pontiac! The sheet metal is straight and there is no major cancer at all. I think the parking lot whiskey dent in the quarter is the worst place and that could be fixed easy with a little labor. Hold a wooden block (scrap 2 x 6) on the outside and put another block inside to hit. Don't hit hammer to metal, just hit wooden blocks. I bet in 1 hour it would be waaaaay nicer!! Then drive to the beach for closing. Great Show!!
What an awesome cruise night! I like the poverty caps on the Big Wave Tempest! It would probably look cool with no caps or beauty rings too, just bare wheels if you ever wanted to change it up. The car looks great with the linseed oil! I remember using Comet on a white 66 Lincoln revival I did. It not only took the oxidation off, but even brought out a little shine. I've used quad zero steel wool on bumpers too, you can use it dry and it works wonders on chrome, no scratching at all! The wheels and tires on the Slayer are the exact same ones on my 68 Impala, except my white letters are turned in! 😁 Great video guys! 👊👌
Man o man she’s sexy. The car is nice as well 😁. Tks for sharing. Love seeing these old cars being used and enjoyed.
Awesome 🤩 video guy’s 😎🇺🇸👍❤️
The main thing is, you did all the work yourself. Love your channel. We would love to have the Tempest and Slayer at our 17th annual Balboa Bay Club show down here in Newport Beach. It'll be Father's Day. We'd roll out the red carpet for you and get you VIP everything because you two are the coolest! It's sponsor by Barry Meguiar Polish and a couple of exotic car dealers. You get goody bags of Meguiar polishes at the gate. The music has to be kept lower because the ultra-rich neighbors like to call the cops if it gets loud so you could video it all you want.
Excellent content
Let me tell you how quick I would pop the moldings lights, grill & bumpers & be all over that Pontiac with a 12 inch D/A & some 80 grit! Strip it bare and get 2 coats of Epoxy Primer on it then start your body work. You do know you can go overseas and still buy real Lacquer paint underground, that would be the way to go as that car is straight enough to do a factory paint job on it or go Imron or Galorath base clear. ( no PPG the clear peels)
What color do you think you paint it ? My brother had a 67 GTO and it was a dark blue with the black vinyl top ... I think it had a 400 in it with a 4:11 posi rear end .. it was a pretty cool car back then .....
Nice start but imho body work and a paint job would be the next step. Patina... you mean rust? Nope, never did get the whole 'drive a wreck' thing.
WHAT A FUN TIME. LOTS OF COOL CARS
Big Wave is making some “ Big Waves!” Coming together really nice!
You two are living the life! Keep these vids coming, love them all!❤️
Congrats Liv!👍
Thank you very much for watching! Appreciate the kind words
This was a great episode! I learned a lot of pro-tips from y'all. Y'all are inspiring and what many of us hope to find in a partner. Plus y'all taught us about that trail on PCH. I never knew that was the original road and that you can take that path as a trail to a great view. Much Love to y'all and your journey. May we cross paths one day. Brandon- 1974 El Camino - Named "Grand Daddy"
Nice video consgratulations i have a body shop in kentucky nice video
Mop and Glo will do the same for the rustic sealed finish and vinyl as well!
Thanks for taking us along with you guys, felt like I was on an adventure. You are doing great work , keep it up.
Thank you for watching! I'm so happy you enjoyed it.
Yes,you need to throw that rag in a container , cause it will catch on fire..Came out great .
Poverty caps look great on the Tempest!
Original Bon Ami cleanser, the 1886 version, is great for polishing chrome - in fact, BMW recommended it for their cars. Polishes stainless steel, too. The 1886 version has fine silica powder and soap, nothing else, that's the only version to use.
Other cleansers are more coarse and contain chemicals or bleach, they are not recommended for polishing chrome.
Quick Glo polish is also great, it will remove rust spots very well, repels water, and goes a long way.
❤ THAT WAS A COOL SUNSET 👍 THANKS 4 THE HIKE 🏁🦇🕶️
you guys are awesome, thanks for the ride along on cruise night
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool! Have you tried using aluminum foil on your chrome ? I like using it with penetrating oil to get the rust nubs down. Aluminum doesn't scratch because it's softer than chrome. I don't mean to step on any toes. I really think what you are doing is fantastic. Keep up the great work.
VVG has the product for you. I don't mind tbe dog dish caps - keeps that original look going.....
Interesting video. The car show and sunset over the ocean ! ❤️💯👍👊
I was 7 when that came out and my parents had a 67 Tempest ( dark Teal with the 326 ) loved that car.
Car sounds good 👍
Looking good, thanks for the cruise to old pch.
Pekerjaan bagus semoga nyaman dan tetap semangat
It looks just right you go girl !!!
Now the Tempest looks like a shiny turd instead of just a turd ! Buy a paint gun ! Patina is just a couple of years from a rust bucket ?
✌️💙🎵 From STL MO the home of rust buckets !
The caps and rings look really good !!!
She is a beauty and the car is too
That is a nice car...
Didn't know where you were. Kept thinking it sure looks like Oxnard area. When you said Boulevard, wondered if Oxnard Blvd. Then when you said Mugu, my heart skipped. Pt. Mugu is my fave. Love that rock. Camped and hosted at Thornhill Broome. Met a guy who grew up at Sycamore when it was a resort with bars and restaurants. His family lived in the lifeguard house that was washed away in the 2014 big storm. His dad built the house.This was before CA bought the land and turned it into a State Park. He said Thornhill used to be a dump. His first job out of high school was to help bury all the trash. He said if you dug straight down, you'd find the tin cans. Oxnard schoolbus used to pick up him and his brothers from Sycamore. He said original road around rock was closed because so many people were killed driving it. Called Blood Alley or something like that. The rock was blasted to cut the new road through. On last day of school the bus driver would drive them on the old road around the rock for kicks. 50s and early 60s. My rv's bottom got really rusted camping at Thornhill so much. Lived there for a year when I hosted. I'll try the linseed oil. Cars looking great. Thanks for letting me ramble. I'd swing by but live near my daughter in No. Cal. Hang on to your dreams. ❤
Thank you for watching Susan! I love reading comments like yours. It's always interesting to hear about other people's stories from PCH! Mugu Rock is definitely our favorite spot.
You are really doing well with your Pontiac. I think that original factory color was called Fountaine Blue WA3301? I was imagining what it looked like new and if I'd slap a new paint job on the Big Wave, but have decided I like the distressed and weathered look better. I'd probably smooth out and paint over the bondo with red Rustoleum?
I looked up the paint code from the body tag and it's actually Montreux blue!
Very cool! hope to cruise with you soon!
Like the rims and the caps...all very cool. Had a '78 Pontiac...still sad that GM shut them down.
Nice old car to
Shine Juice is what Vice Grip Derick calls it. Add wd40 as well. Love how you guys have teamed up your content's cool.
I live on the east coast . I was surprised at how few the representation of Plymouth is in your Part of the country when I seen the dealer selling classic cars video. In our part of the country It is all about being the Quickest. A Plymouth with a Hemi under the hood has been King until the new SRT Mopars came out. With the new Super charged hemi's and 8 speed automatic. I have owned 70 and 71 Cudas over the years. They have been hard to beat. I loved racing my stick 1970 cuda But when I started to build my last cuda with an 850hp Hemi I took advice from my engine builder and built an automatic.The stick cuda broke a lot of parts at 500hp the car ran high 11's . My last 71hemi cuda with an automatic runs high 9's and hasnt broke anything in the drive train. Stick is fun but no longer quick.
Glad you are letting the Tempest.. STAY a Tempest and not making another GTO clone.. Nice and subtle
I also like the 57 Fladbed .. Very Cool
I wish I would have known about the Friday Night Car Cruise; I would have gone.
Just found you guys! Just subbed. I love your tempest! You guys area cool couple! Can’t wait for more content! Thanks!
Looks great! Keep the poverty caps but loose the trim rings and paint wheels all black as designed for proper poverty:)
Paint works the best
That's cool that you took your Tempest to a car show, I hope you plan on painting it to stop it from rusting. I haven't been following your channel, where was the car show and cruise night held at?
I can’t wait for you guys to Dyno to see how powerful this beast is
That Ford Falcon wagon looked nice.
Awesome video. Why am I falling in love with the Pontiac Tempest! Is it because I'm from Canada?
The Tempest has a sissy name but has a front grill that looks mean as hell
@@marcb16Sissy name? A tempest is a violent storm, what's sissy about that?
Don't forget the 2 Canadian Muscle Cars like the Acadian Canso SD and the Beaumont SD.
@@CJColvin my 1st and only muscle car was a 69 Beaumont! lol
@@sykwookiee meant it just sounds sissy when you say it
Und wieder ein tolles Video!
I would put it up for sale, the tempest that is. And move on to the next project. Look at how Rawlings does it. I would invest in a vette, or other low production. The tempest was a crush car at the boneyard. They would remove any parts that would interchange with a Goat. The rest went to the furnace in Gary, Indiana.
Spontanous combustion happens with oily rags, throw them away or directly into the washing machine for two cycles of washing.
That Pontiac needs to be turned into a GTO. If you can find a 389 V8 engine with 6 barrel setup you are so golden. It's also begging for a 4 speed.
Awesome Ranchero
I broke out in a cold sweat...I've had a couple of ElCaminos over the years, but never a Ranchero...bucket list car/truck for sure...
I love pontiacs too.