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@@Follow_phil Will do!

I'll look for that the next time. Thanks for watching!

@@JoseyYamilhetJacomeGuerra Best of luck to you! Hopefully you can get it together and find parts for what is missing.

@@JoseyYamilhetJacomeGuerra I had a little help with the larger pieces...hehe

Probably about 8 hours total, but it was hot so I spread it out across a couple of days.

Yeah, I need to get a drone. It would make it easier to get a true perspective of how large some of these events are!

I'm glad it's been helpful. These old cars are fun to drive, but keeping them running can be a challenge sometimes.

@@WillKlaver yeah, I've added a bit of torque with the stroker crank. Might be a good project for over the winter here. I'm sure those factory motor mounts weren't really designed to handle that much.

@@DoItMyselfGarage .. nope .. & you don't get the Vibration you'd have with Solid Mounts, but Hold when you need it & that engine torque rises, & your fan won't hit the Shroud .. 🧰👨‍🔧✈️

Nice meeting you also!

If you are just reupholstering the original seats then you should be good with the original brackets. Thanks for watching!

@@DoItMyselfGarage Oh OK - thank you very much. I was told I only needed to remove 4 bolts to take out the seats and bring them to the shop but I got nervous when I saw this seat replacement video - you did an amazing job - I wish I had your shop and tools!

The aftermarket seats are more universal, so some cars would require the higher bracket to clear bumps in the floor., but that is sold separately. Fortunately in the GTO the floor is flat enough just to bolt in and gives you more headroom. I was able to sell the old seats for way more since the original hardware was all there.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the sub!

Yeah, I spend 3 hours there just chatting up the guys and hearing their stories. Wish I could have filmed everything. That comradery is what makes this hobby so great!

I've always just used the leather one, but rubber might be a good option also.

Yeah, I always tend to use just WD-40. Just bought some penetrating oil for the next difficult job, so I should be prepared next time. Thanks for watching!

Yeah, I was worried it was at first also. Thanks for watching!

@@jaysonhoulihan9808 yeah, it was kinda hard to show on camera. My technique isn't very good, but I'm persistent enough to get it full. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

@@dronfnord If I remember correctly that door didn't have easily removable pins. Sometimes they are peened, so getting them out can be a pain.

@@unicornsteaks6769 It cools extremely well even with the transmission cooler built in. IMO mechanical fans are the way to go for reliability and air flow. I'm not sure about the later water pumps, but having a good pump that flows well and doesn't cavitate is important also. Fan shrouds in place also are very important. I have a Champion brand aluminum radiator and have been happy with it so far.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching and for the great information!

Thanks for the information. Misplaced my large crescent wrench, but was able to get around the fan. Good tools are worth their weight. Thanks for watching!

Always my pleasure and privilege to be able to be part of these shows that give back to our veterans.

Thanks for watching!

@@arnoldochapa2182 yeah, they're all going to be really similar. Not really any different than a house water heater, same concept.

If I remember correctly, the toilet is directly above the kitchen and there was a small rod that runs down and pushes the button. Does the kitchen oven and microwave make sounds? If not, then you need to check that first. They are all run on the same battery.

@@DoItMyselfGarage It already works, when I put the batteries in the kitchen. At first I thought it was separate but the sound when pressing the toilet comes downstairs in the kitchen. thanks anyway

Grats! Finding affordable cars for daily drivers seems to get harder everyday.

@@DoItMyselfGarage i think its an underrated car. Weak timining belt but will last longer than many cars when maintained. Almost 250k mi on mine.

I replaced the steering knuckles because the ones from Global West eliminate "Bump Steer" www.globalwest.net/a-body-1964-65-66-67-68-69-70-71-72-steering-knuckle-arms-repair-bumpsteer.html There are some good videos on RUclips explaining why they work. I can tell you if you ever drive on uneven pavement and have switched Lanes without turning the steering wheel you'll understand what bump steer is. In my opinion these were definitely worth the investment.

@@DoItMyselfGarage Yah those look like good additional things to change out. I initially assumed it was because of the drum front brake spindle setup as my stock disc brake knuckle system doesn't experience bump steer. However now I realize the knuckle itself has nothing to do with it. Sounds like a good upgrade to do. I was actually talking about your "upper control arm" the part that says WHEEL SIDE. Where did you get those bar's from? TY! happy friday!

​@@ubethejudge69 I'll try to look up where I got those when I get home tomorrow.

​​@@ubethejudge69okay, I'm pretty sure I bought them here www.opgi.com/chassis-suspension/bushings-mounts/bushing-shaft-kit-front-control-arm/shaft-and-bushing-set-upper-control-arm-1964-72-a-body-premium-CH20238.htm

@@DoItMyselfGarage that is perfect!!! thank you very much.....have a great day

Honestly it's kind of a sad story why I feel compelled to wear a sidearm at home. The guy killed in this article was my next door neighbor. Absolutely random crime. www.sctimes.com/story/news/2021/10/29/duluth-man-sentenced-12-years-random-murder-scsu-professor/6191589001/

Thanks 👍

I had to cut a bunch out or even at 5x it would have been too long :) Thanks for watching!

@@midminnesotamotorheads267 My pleasure supporting your club and your fundraising efforts for our veterans.

Glad you enjoyed it! I wasn't kidding about almost forgetting to film. I was having such a great time talking to everyone. Great event and a great fundraising cause.

Really appreciate the comment. Video of the car show should be posted later today. Thanks again!

I picked up one of your stickers and I am putting it on my guitar

@@kingdavid4u1588 Appreciate the tips Comment has been pinned. Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

@@DoItMyselfGarage the fact im replacing the pump on my wife car on the weekend, now i know how to do it ❤️👌🏻👍🏼

Yeah, I wish I had leveled my area just a bit more. It is holding up fine so far, but having it as level as possible is the best approach.

@@DoItMyselfGarage it looks good! I’m glad to hear it’s working out so far.

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

@@RuthEsther. It's in the instructions. There is a link to the app. QR code if I remember correctly.

Yes, would appreciate the share and credit. Eastbound Interstate 94 just near Albertville, MN

I'm glad to give out the Hotwheels to get that next generation interested. Thanks for watching!

Mine has been a good mower so far. I've had it about 7 years now. I don't like the 3 blades side discharge. Let me know how the mulching goes because that is something I would like to try.