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My first car (thanks dad) was a red 1962 Impala SS, 2dr, 283, 2sd, bucket seats, black interior. It's One of several cars I wish I'd kept. ;-) The exuberance of youth starts catching up with you around your mid forties and really become bothersome in your sixties, though that's my opinion, my health has been poor from birth. Yes, their was a pickup bed similar to that, but I can't remember what their called, but it was either a model or an option? Alas, no Corvairs. ;-D

I have a 64 Impala SS I got from a junk yard and put over 100k into the thing in 7 years ...Its pretty much like getting now into a new car

The punch buggy punched 👊 itself!😂😂😂😂😂😂

Awesome job. I've heard the Rust-Oleum tractor paint does not even need a clear coat; is Rust-Oleum professional just as good? Can you get away with just a good buff and polish afterward?

43:32 I looked up some picture for that '67 Buick, to get an idea of how it would look like restored, but couldn't find any. The only Buick that came close was a Buick Wildcat. I really like the style of that one. Feel free to reply with exact year, brand and model of the car at the timestamp. And good luck with the channel!

Gas car always run. And if they don't you can buy parts for them. You don't have to charge them or wait in line for a charger. They are simple , robust and you can drive them in the rain.

Your local library probably has a Chilton's or other such book that probably has the trick you need. I used this for years back in my poverty days to keep my old junk going. I lived in Salina Kansas pop 45000, and we had a good library.

That vw looks nice, but those brakes are a crazy looking setup, don't know what the engineer was thinking. That's a bummer the hood flew up, hopefully you can use a hammer and dolly to fix it. Today I took the hood, front fenders, and grill off my 54 m38a1 jeep, now it's ready for paint, which will be after i get everything else done mechanically. G-d bless.

Hi I’m Collin from Liverpool in the uk I think the best way to repaire it wood be a new bonnet and where the paint chips of just use wet and dry paper till it levels out then prime it and respay the chipped parts and repaint the new bonnet after priming it Ps great job and great video s to

hey guess wat i have news,,,,,,,just was asked to help restore and old C1 corvette must be 55,,56,,57 got round headlites ummm,,,,,, truthfully i dont remember much HELP if you or someone you know has any recollection on em be mighty helpfull

ill be along later as were having more T storms 6 days in a row geez

I love it and I seen and liked every one of ur videos I enjoy them every week

I love all ur videos I love them and show me how to do it and I seen and and lii

I love it

What about jb quickwelding the spacers in first?

Where is flash lol😊

U look good in that steeve excellent 😊

Farfenuggen 😊

Shot gun right beside let's roll excellent o by thy way 1st 😊

Right hand drive car your driving.

I bet these cars could tell some stories about the drive-in movies....

I count 2 for sure, possibly 3 59 impala biscayne. Did you buy them ??

I used to paint with PPG and Dupont, but the stuff got too dang expensive. Here's what I'm doing from now on. I'm using epoxy primer as the basecoat and putting 30 dollar a gallon u-pol clear coat over it. You can get white, black, grey or red epoxy primer and once you clear coat it, nobody will ever know it's primer. Doing it this way, you sand and mask one time, spray the epoxy primer, then put the clear over the wet epoxy, and you got yorself an easy paint job without having to sand the car, then primer, then sand primer, then remask. I used to use 3 stage PPG, where I sanded once, then sprayed epoxy primer, basecoat and clearcoat.

Sounds like you have diabetes, you should get tested, if your not taking care of it, it will kill you, i have had diabetes 21 years, i found out when i was a roofer in florida, you toes go numb, your legs feel fatigued, that's diabetes, and it sucks, i was in fantastic shape when i had a hear stroke and was running 700 blood sugar😐

Goats destroy cars its Arkansas not California so dont drive up the price

Hi, youtube suggested your channel, so i decided to see what treasures are at the classic bone yard. I partially restored a 66 impala ss convertible back in 07, but i got hurt, and was off work for almost a year, and i had bill's to pay. I had a lot of time and money in that car. I have progressive MS, and muscle wasting on my entire left side. My dr. said i needed to be as active as i can to keep the wheelchair away. I bought a 1954 m38a1 jeep willys, and it's never been titled, the original owner bought it from a governot auction in the 80's, and drove it on his summer property in Northern Michigan. He didn't tear out the 24 volt parts or wiring, but did paint the exterior and awful dark burgundy. I will be sanding it down, and painting it the original olive drab. My grandpa let us drive an old 67 mule around the farm, and he had an old army jeep for awhile to. I have always wanted a wwll jeep, because both my grandpa's fought in the war, but up north there's a lot of rust. I got a sweet deal on this 54, and it has the f engine, so i drove about 80 miles, and had it brought home on a flatbed back in the first week of April. Thankfully it only sat a couple year's without running. I put two batteries in yesterday, and all the light's and gauges work, and it turned over and cranked evenly. I rebuilt the carb, but could have tried it, because it was really clean inside. Supposedly this jeep has 37,000 original miles. The brake shoes, drums, wheel cylinders, and master cylinder are all original. I was really surprised, because the radiator is original, with no patches or rust. The gas tank had a thin spot, and leaked after i filled it with water and degreaser, so thankfully i found a new one pretty cheap , and just as heavy as the original. It was cheaper to buy a tank than to go through the process of patching, and sealing the thin metal inside the tank. The seats have the original cushions and covers in good shape, think the mileage might be accurate. The man who owned it passed away, and his daughter sold it to me, i think she sold it cheap because she didn't know much about it, and it had been sitting outside over the winter uncovered, and i think it scared people from coming to see it. The guy who brought it to my house wished he'd have known it was for sale, because he would have bought it. He looked it over, and said i got a good deal, he wants me to send him picture's when it's done, and said he would buy it i decided to sell it. I don't plan on selling it, already have a lot of time and money in it, and I'd probably never find one this nice, at a price i could afford. My dad and grandpa taught me how to fix thing's, and build stuff as a kid, even though i'm a girl, because my brother is a lot younger than me, so i became the helper pretty young. Back in the 70's and 80's, cheap child labor was common lol. I learned a lot, and have fixed stuff all my life, and its saved me a lot of money. Sorry i rambled, but most of my family have passed away, and i don't have anyone to share my enthusiasm for restoring this old jeep. G-d bless.

If only my family was this enthusiastic about burnouts

Looking for a one ton 4x4 international truck

Guaranteed it won't be her last burnout! 👍👍

Making old granddad proud

The point is what? To get a new set of tires?

BAHAHAHAHAHAA BAHAHAHAHAHAA GRANDDAD TAUGHT HER WELL

I wonder why, the transmission quit working???

Impressive grandpa nice burnt out. Do it again. 😅

Whats that got for a motor ?

Granddaddy couldn't be prouder. 😂😂😂😅

Stop doing that or I'll send Greta to your house

Well done

what was the mixing ratio for the paint ????

Wish I was there 😊 thats raising them right, she loved it I bet❤

Better gas mileage 😜? Because now there's less friction between the tires and the road. 🤣

Awesome ! But at least now he can afford a new set of tires 😂😂 ! Loved the video . Greetings from south east Alabama USA ☮️❤️

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Looks like it keeps overspray way down. 😂

Great video would love to see some Mopars of any kind 67 to 75 A B E or C bodies That Car you thought was a Datsun is actually a Fiat 124 Spider early 69 to 74

Neg coments why 😊

Troy built poney rider 2012 tuffey in canada beet on this machinne long time excellent machine paid 1050 us now 2300 cheers 🥂 😊

I had a 4 door with a 289 in it. It was my favorite car. The paint was the same color as yours. It was beautiful. Seems a shame that someone let this one go to hell.

goodness me if i am on C,E,T you must get up with the birds

Okay you got me! Hilarious thumbnail. Reversing the video, that's clever.