C’mon fellas, throw these guys a like and subscribe. Doesn’t cost you a cent! You guys deserve many more subscribers! Always look forward to your next video!
@@theetravisb Us old guys have an edge, we worked on these when they were new, or nearly new, and for years following, Yeah, I'm THAT old, I'll turn 70 this summer, God willing.😁👍🇺🇸😎
Awesome Job! All it needs now is a good exhaust and some body work with some of the electrical gremlins sorted and she'll be back on the road. Don't stop this format, its very good.
those caps really set the wheels & tires off! so good to see the old El Camino drive around. i would pop out a few of the bigger dents and patch up the floors. fantastic project. this one is worthy of getting built up to a road ready, reliable shop truck/parts chaser.
My friend, count it a Blessing you have your Dad around to help you work on these projects. it warms my heart to see this. i come from a broken home, and i miss not being able to do what you and your Dad are doing. keep on keeping on. God Bless you Both
Very exciting To put a junkyard vehicle back on the road El Camino is looking great I'm excited to see more videos working on the body a little And interior
Mr. B. Here ! Am a Olds guy but I will give credit to the Chevy guys who for the most part know there Chevy’s ! Also am GM train in Oldsmobile not Chevy, but with that said there are something’s that are different. Good job on what you done to date !
Hay I’m 70 learn new stuff every day. But good looking up from the subscribers. It’s a cool old truck my brother had a 60 lots of memories. Thanks again from. Sc.
How could you not like seeing that ol girl back on the road? Thanks for sharing, and for all the folks that watch this and don't understand, you never will.
And this is the reason why i love these old cars they didn't just make em simple to work on but they are gorgeous. no matter how much rust is on it or what is missing off of it. they will just find why to bring it back to life My dream classic is a 48 buick roadmaster
Definitely appreciate your honesty, yet, the years dad has makes working together a blast to watch. Thanks for picking this beauty out of the scrap department. Definitely a great project vehicle that is a blast to drive as well as fun to work on as you get to enjoy what these old classics were for many of us who grew up in the sixties and early seventies.
This build has been terrific. Now on to tackling the "Flintstones floor delete option" and other interior issues. That motor mount issue is puzzling. Perhaps some owner only had a six after the original engine blew and put it in and then removed it before dumping it. Hope all your viewers, including me, get the word out on the need for the 1946 IHC drivers' side door. It's out there-------someplace.
Real enjoyable video. I like the fact that you have an open attitude towards the technical comments and suggestions made by your viewers. You take the time to explain the whys and why nots of what you are doing. When I look forward to the next video, I know that I have subscribed to a good channel, and yours is good!
In your part of the world, you may have a problem with the flex fan and cooling. I live in Wisconsin, had the same fan on my chevy, it would over heat on a hot summer day. A ole stock car driver told me the 4 blade fan was the best. I had to change the water pump because of the same issues you are having, but in the end, it fixed the problem. Just saying.
I was working on a ‘61 Belair with the 235 six banger. The car had been in the desert for forty years. Somebody had put in 8 cylinder motor mounts, so the motor oil pan sat flat on the frame and steering linkage. Don’t lose those 6 banger motor mounts. I payed a pretty penny for a set. Thanks for the vids. I always look forward to them.
I love how it looks with the roof painted and i think it would look better with the original patina on the hood but its something we just have to live with i guess, awesome build good job, now its time for the interior!
My old man was an El Camino lifer. He had one of these, same color, 283 two barrel, three on the tree. Made Saginaw street in Holly to Independence Square apartments in 11 minutes consistently, bending Andersonville road like it was Nürburgring. I thought I was Stirling Moss. Ah, 1966, eh? Thanks guys!
Just found your channel this weekend. Enjoy content. You are fortunate to be able to work with your dad, who has so much knowledge. Don't change a thing.
Amazing resurrection guys, really outstanding job! When I found that car.. I thought for sure it was left for dead. I hope this video inspires folks to work on their projects and gets them to re-think dead.
After all your hard work it must be a great feeling going for your first drive. Another great video. Please keep there coming. Enjoy sitting back in Brisbane Australia watching them.
I put a 231 v6 in a 76 Pontiac Astra cut the drive shaft 2 in and it never vibrated I used a big pipe cutter to cut it and a oxy acetylene torch to weld it
You've got some awesome ankle vents! Love the car, I can't wait to get mine back on the road and I'm excited I won't need a different transmission crossmember as I'm going from a power glide to a TH350 as well. I have really enjoyed all these El Camino videos! Keep it up! The first time I saw my grandpa's 1960 El Camino was in the alley behind his house on Cooper street in Tucson when I was five years old! I asked him if I could have it someday and sure enough he gave it to me when I was 14. We drove it a while but then the power glide kept popping out of drive into reverse so we started taking it all apart to restore the whole car but life go in the way and I was a stupid teenager! Now 20+ years later we have concrete plans to get it back on the road. Thanks for the inspiration!
I love this. Your dad keeps it old school and simple. Too many people make this stuff too complicated on themselves in this day and age and ridicule those that use the older techniques.
love the way you and your dad work together. i noticed is the grill bowtie emblem insert upside down, only reason is it looks like the V in the emblem is upside down
HI TRAVIS AND RICK WOW!!! YOU LEARN SOME THING EVERY DAY!!!! I AGREE DAD IS GREAT,,, HE KNOWS HIS GREATNESS AND TRAVIS MY SON MAX AND I LEARNED ALOT ON THIS EL CAMINO,, WITH YOU,,.. WE ARE SO GLAD TO BE PART OF YOUR BUILD ,, MAX SAYS HI BOO BOO,,..WE WANT TO HEAR IT RUN AND DRIVE.. YA!!! IT LOOKS GREAT ,,ROLLING ON DOWN THAT ROAD!!!>>>>>> GLAD TO SEE DAD TAKEN THE FIRST DRIVE TO REMEMBER ... BRING US THE REST OF THE BUILD,,.. MAX WANTS TO SEE THE OTHER CAR'S AND TRUCK'S FOR A SHORT,,,UNDER YOUR NEW ROOF BUILD ,,HE LIKES THE NEWPORT.. THANK''S PEACE...
Yeah dads got alot of experience under his belt thank you and your son max for watching I will talk more about the cats under my car port in the future
that was fun...and an accomplishment. you prob already know...brake lights are often wired through the turn signal so might kill 2 birds with some switch wiring. kinda digging the look as it sits, although a fume-free cab would be nice with new floors
Hi, with most of the 60's car i buy that have full metal bumpers and or blinkers / indicators in the bumper, i tend to make up a small ground wire to each light housing , the number plate light and then run the wire into the boot and terminate the ground on either the wheel well panel or the rear parcel shelf Regards George
Omg!! So bad ass!!! Can you make a video during night fall? I’d love to to see it cruise at night with lights on ✨ so cool to see the process. Thank you 🙏🏽
It runs and drives, very cool! The problem with the HEI distributor isn't the backside to firewall clearance it's that there's not enough room to remove it with how it sits under the firewall overhang. Put one in my 57 Chevy when the engine went in no problem but didn't have enough room to pull it up and out and that can be a big deal if you're on the road.
Love the videos on the ElCamino! What a save! What I like is you are doing it the way we did back in the old days keeping the cost down best we could! Was that a Cushman Eagle I saw???
Under her own steam ... wonderful and congrats ! Also saw you finally installed the tail light lens ... very cool. Just a heads up on your hood hinges. Just like on GM square body PU's, you need to push "back" and then "down" to close them ... otherwise, you'll end up with a crease in the middle of your hood; also lube the hinges well. Can't wait for the next installment guys.
_"...we ran the VIN number and everything said that it was a V-8."_ Simple. Someone swapped a six banger into your dad's El Camino at one point. One more thing: keep up the great content! 👍
Could do the hot rod trick of lifting the rear of the hood where it is at the window up so that the hot air can escape out the rear of the engine compartment and it can run alittle cooler.
C’mon fellas, throw these guys a like and subscribe. Doesn’t cost you a cent!
You guys deserve many more subscribers! Always look forward to your next video!
💪🏼 thanks for the support
And a comment! helps their algorithm on RUclips!
THANK'S NOAH!!! VERY TRUE THERE DOING THIS BUILD FOR THEM SELF AND TO SHARE WITH US !!! IT TAKES TIME TO MOVE THAT CAMERA AROUND AND TALK TO US.....
@@theetravisb you got it!
I love this story.
A person can learn a lot from your dad, he just does what he does and don't say a lot. Very confident in what he does. Love your videos.
Yeah he’s a pro. !
Agreed, If RUclips were as big 10 years ago as it is now. My dad and I could have make videos on computer repair.
@@theetravisb Us old guys have an edge, we worked on these when they were new, or nearly new, and for years following,
Yeah, I'm THAT old, I'll turn 70 this summer, God willing.😁👍🇺🇸😎
These cars must be easier to work on than today's cluttered engine bays
Awesome Job! All it needs now is a good exhaust and some body work with some of the electrical gremlins sorted and she'll be back on the road. Don't stop this format, its very good.
those caps really set the wheels & tires off! so good to see the old El Camino drive around. i would pop out a few of the bigger dents and patch up the floors. fantastic project. this one is worthy of getting built up to a road ready, reliable shop truck/parts chaser.
My friend, count it a Blessing you have your Dad around to help you work on these projects. it warms my heart to see this. i come from a broken home, and i miss not being able to do what you and your Dad are doing. keep on keeping on. God Bless you Both
What an incredible first drive! Congratulations on a complete success!🎉
Your Dad knows his stuff 👍👍👍👍
Such a great voice too.
That is a cool old ride! Your dad looks like he is a very skilled mechanic. Follow his lead.
Very exciting To put a junkyard vehicle back on the road El Camino is looking great I'm excited to see more videos working on the body a little And interior
Yes that is to come.
Mr. B. Here ! Am a Olds guy but I will give credit to the Chevy guys who for the most part know there Chevy’s ! Also am GM train in Oldsmobile not Chevy, but with that said there are something’s that are different. Good job on what you done to date !
Thanks 👍🏻🙏
Man your dad has got some serious old school talents, absorb as much of it that you can, especially his patience.
Again, really enjoying the work being done. Love the wheels and tires too. Inspiring to watch. Thanks guys!
Awesome ! Those dented doors look like they will pop out pretty easy ! Cant wait to hear it with some good exhaust on it !
Hay I’m 70 learn new stuff every day. But good looking up from the subscribers. It’s a cool old truck my brother had a 60 lots of memories. Thanks again from. Sc.
I could set for hours watching you two work on that old car. Really enjoyed the video.
Thanks for the compliment! And for watching
How could you not like seeing that ol girl back on the road? Thanks for sharing, and for all the folks that watch this and don't understand, you never will.
And this is the reason why i love these old cars they didn't just make em simple to work on but they are gorgeous. no matter how much rust is on it or what is missing off of it. they will just find why to bring it back to life
My dream classic is a 48 buick roadmaster
Definitely appreciate your honesty, yet, the years dad has makes working together a blast to watch. Thanks for picking this beauty out of the scrap department. Definitely a great project vehicle that is a blast to drive as well as fun to work on as you get to enjoy what these old classics were for many of us who grew up in the sixties and early seventies.
Love the El Camino. I had a 60 Biscayne as my first car 48 years ago. Keep up the good work!
This build has been terrific. Now on to tackling the "Flintstones floor delete option" and other interior issues. That motor mount issue is puzzling. Perhaps some owner only had a six after the original engine blew and put it in and then removed it before dumping it. Hope all your viewers, including me, get the word out on the need for the 1946 IHC drivers' side door. It's out there-------someplace.
Exactly it is out there. Once you find it there it’ll be
You and your dad are doing a fine job on this Elcamino. Good to see it driving on it's own. Get it road worthy,and it will be fine.
Congratulations on the first drive. Glad you got the motor mount straightened out. Enjoyed you men working on this car. 💯
Real enjoyable video. I like the fact that you have an open attitude towards the technical comments and suggestions made by your viewers. You take the time to explain the whys and why nots of what you are doing. When I look forward to the next video, I know that I have subscribed to a good channel, and yours is good!
That’s a big compliment to me. Thank you!
In your part of the world, you may have a problem with the flex fan and cooling. I live in Wisconsin, had the same fan on my chevy, it would over heat on a hot summer day. A ole stock car driver told me the 4 blade fan was the best. I had to change the water pump because of the same issues you are having, but in the end, it fixed the problem. Just saying.
Thanks for the heads up.
I was working on a ‘61 Belair with the 235 six banger. The car had been in the desert for forty years. Somebody had put in 8 cylinder motor mounts, so the motor oil pan sat flat on the frame and steering linkage. Don’t lose those 6 banger motor mounts. I payed a pretty penny for a set. Thanks for the vids. I always look forward to them.
She's coming along nicely 👌
I love how it looks with the roof painted and i think it would look better with the original patina on the hood but its something we just have to live with i guess, awesome build good job, now its time for the interior!
My old man was an El Camino lifer. He had one of these, same color, 283 two barrel, three on the tree. Made Saginaw street in Holly to Independence Square apartments in 11 minutes consistently, bending Andersonville road like it was Nürburgring. I thought I was Stirling Moss. Ah, 1966, eh? Thanks guys!
Dads are the best enjoy all the videos from the antiques to the cars 🚗
Congratulations, the mechanical is done, now the body work!!!!!. Will be a very nice vehicle for the shop!!!! Very cool!!!! Good job gentlemen.
That's great !!! You guys are a good team!
Looking good! Love those hubcaps!! 👍
Hopefully you'll push the door dents back out. It'll look much better. Beautiful
The Camino 😁
Been really enjoying this project. I'm restoring a '58 Ranchero.. Love both makes. Nice job on this one!
Those old Chevys never die!!
Just found your channel this weekend. Enjoy content. You are fortunate to be able to work with your dad, who has so much knowledge. Don't change a thing.
This is what I call a "Masterpiece" !
My new favorite channel. I look forward to seeing more on this build.
Amazing resurrection guys, really outstanding job! When I found that car.. I thought for sure it was left for dead. I hope this video inspires folks to work on their projects and gets them to re-think dead.
Great vid, very cool!!!!!!! 👍👍
Listen to ya dad he knows his stuff
Oh yes I always do.
Gotta love 60 Chevy El Camino , nicely done.👍
I like seeing you guys working together.
Enjoyed the picture show. Sweet ride.
That be a cool car to take further into restoration
Your El Camino series has earned you another subscriber.
Thank you 💪🏼
awesome work!
Good thing Boo Boo is Supervising. Otherwise, Dad may have painted the whole car.
😂 true
Great work. Really wonderful car.
After all your hard work it must be a great feeling going for your first drive. Another great video. Please keep there coming. Enjoy sitting back in Brisbane Australia watching them.
I put a 231 v6 in a 76 Pontiac Astra cut the drive shaft 2 in and it never vibrated I used a big pipe cutter to cut it and a oxy acetylene torch to weld it
You've got some awesome ankle vents! Love the car, I can't wait to get mine back on the road and I'm excited I won't need a different transmission crossmember as I'm going from a power glide to a TH350 as well. I have really enjoyed all these El Camino videos! Keep it up! The first time I saw my grandpa's 1960 El Camino was in the alley behind his house on Cooper street in Tucson when I was five years old! I asked him if I could have it someday and sure enough he gave it to me when I was 14. We drove it a while but then the power glide kept popping out of drive into reverse so we started taking it all apart to restore the whole car but life go in the way and I was a stupid teenager! Now 20+ years later we have concrete plans to get it back on the road. Thanks for the inspiration!
I love this. Your dad keeps it old school and simple. Too many people make this stuff too complicated on themselves in this day and age and ridicule those that use the older techniques.
Liking that windscreen, space age camino!
I can't wait to see the next step! I'm hoping to get my olds to run smoothly some day. Maybe I can get some pointers! 😀
Can't wait to see what comes next, really enjoy watching guys who can take the pieces and make it work
good video, I'm enjoying this series. Favorite moment was when you found the second can of spray paint for the headlights. 😝
Ah, didn’t need the special trans crossmember after all. Good deal. This was a sweet build I’m glad I’m catching up on it.
"Factree" Love the wheels and tires.
Hi guys great to see it back on the road an check out nobodys show on yt for the missing door . Cheers mate🇦🇺
love the way you and your dad work together. i noticed is the grill bowtie emblem insert upside down, only reason is it looks like the V in the emblem is upside down
A rodar otros 30 años muy buen carro
Very nice work. The truck looks and run great
HI TRAVIS AND RICK WOW!!! YOU LEARN SOME THING EVERY DAY!!!! I AGREE DAD IS GREAT,,, HE KNOWS HIS GREATNESS AND TRAVIS MY SON MAX AND I LEARNED ALOT ON THIS EL CAMINO,, WITH YOU,,.. WE ARE SO GLAD TO BE PART OF YOUR BUILD ,, MAX SAYS HI BOO BOO,,..WE WANT TO HEAR IT RUN AND DRIVE.. YA!!! IT LOOKS GREAT ,,ROLLING ON DOWN THAT ROAD!!!>>>>>> GLAD TO SEE DAD TAKEN THE FIRST DRIVE TO REMEMBER ... BRING US THE REST OF THE BUILD,,.. MAX WANTS TO SEE THE OTHER CAR'S AND TRUCK'S FOR A SHORT,,,UNDER YOUR NEW ROOF BUILD ,,HE LIKES THE NEWPORT.. THANK''S PEACE...
Yeah dads got alot of experience under his belt thank you and your son max for watching I will talk more about the cats under my car port in the future
@@theetravisb TRAVIS ,, I HOPE YOUR TALKING ABOUT YOUR CARS AND TRUCKS ,,..>NOT CATS ,,.. HA!!! THANK''S ..
Great going to town car Came Mint Thanks for sharing 💯👀👀
you and your dad are artists, when you get these on the road you should link to first video or show us the condition you found these cars in.
Lookin good lad
Absolutely fantastic u guys are really doing well
Thank you 💪🏼
that was fun...and an accomplishment. you prob already know...brake lights are often wired through the turn signal so might kill 2 birds with some switch wiring. kinda digging the look as it sits, although a fume-free cab would be nice with new floors
Very nice Father and Son collaboration,keep up the good work.
so absolutely cool great job I so enjoyed the videos everyone was very well put together and educational. God bless
Hi, with most of the 60's car i buy that have full metal bumpers and or blinkers / indicators in the bumper, i tend to make up a small ground wire to each light housing , the number plate light and then run the wire into the boot and terminate the ground on either the wheel well panel or the rear parcel shelf
Regards
George
That is a sweet restro must desirable Impala one of my dreams
New to channel but already enjoy the father son combo.
Thanks for being here !
Looks great , put some floor pans in it
Keep up the good work
Thanks for the video
Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers Travis!
Thank you. It’s because of you guys watching we can do more of this
@@theetravisb ya it goes a long way
Omg!! So bad ass!!! Can you make a video during night fall? I’d love to to see it cruise at night with lights on ✨ so cool to see the process. Thank you 🙏🏽
Definitely satisfying to see it all come together. Looking forward to the next project!
Better Late than never love this CHANNEL everything you and your Dad Build is off the Cool Chart 💟👍👍👍👍
Thank you for being here!
Travis, You're a very good looking guy.
It runs and drives, very cool! The problem with the HEI distributor isn't the backside to firewall clearance it's that there's not enough room to remove it with how it sits under the firewall overhang. Put one in my 57 Chevy when the engine went in no problem but didn't have enough room to pull it up and out and that can be a big deal if you're on the road.
Oh I see. Yeah you are right
That’s one nice el Camino I think it would look nice fully painted but that’s just my opinion nice nun the less
Nice work!
This is a Kool Build! thanks for all the vids! can you do a walk around your 59 wagon? Thanks Brendog
Sweet ride.
That was really cool guys
Very cool 😎
Looks great guys sounds good too good work
Absolutely awesome watching this coming together! Thanks for sharing the experience.
Thanks for watching
Gosh!! Such a great video! Love this car! Great job guys!!
Need to watch puddin fab last episode and re-patina that hood and roof. 👍💯
Love the videos on the ElCamino! What a save!
What I like is you are doing it the way we did back in the old days keeping the cost down best we could!
Was that a Cushman Eagle I saw???
Under her own steam ... wonderful and congrats ! Also saw you finally installed the tail light lens ... very cool. Just a heads up on your hood hinges. Just like on GM square body PU's, you need to push "back" and then "down" to close them ... otherwise, you'll end up with a crease in the middle of your hood; also lube the hinges well. Can't wait for the next installment guys.
Hahaha my dad used to make exhaust out of old driveline's and would weld them together with coat hangers.
How fun!!
_"...we ran the VIN number and everything said that it was a V-8."_
Simple. Someone swapped a six banger into your dad's El Camino at one point. One more thing: keep up the great content! 👍
Looking beautiful. Great work!
Could do the hot rod trick of lifting the rear of the hood where it is at the window up so that the hot air can escape out the rear of the engine compartment and it can run alittle cooler.
now the motor fit better
It is ALIVE!😁
👍🇺🇸😎