That look on your face when she kept running was priceless. I was cheering for you all the way through this video. Great job and a good lesson on never giving up!
My first time watching. I had to see it run. My parents wanted to move from Philadelphia to the newly built suburban community of Levittown Pennsylvania in 1952...but there was no train service for Dad to get to his job at a bank. So his boss lent him $50 to buy a car... and it was a 50 Chevy. Sure looked like one. I only saw a picture because I wasn't born until 1954. I know it was green and white top, that body style, and Mom was preggers with me when she learned how to drive in it and took her driver's test.
Just totally amazing how you bring things back to life that thing was dead Gone locked up, ready for the junkyard but you pursued and you didn't quit and you got it going running and saved another fine classic I applaud you and Christina you're such a good team keep up the good work 👍
They don't build stuff like that anymore I'll guarantee you that any of the cars that are made today couldn't set that long and be brought back to life
Randy Green is correct. The quote is from “ Sunset Blvd.”. Happy to see you kids back at it. It’s a pleasure to see how well you guys work together. This old gal deserves to be given another shot at delivering dreams. Thanks for giving us such entertainment.👍👍🇨🇦
My goodness this brings back memories from the 50’s when I was a kid. Grandpa Musick was a Chevy guy and I remember riding with him in these early Chevys. He had a 51, a53 & a 56. Worked on his cars. Old school shade tree mechanic. Man I wish I was able to restore one. Thank y’all so much for your determination.
*England calling*……Theoretically, no one should have attempted that engine, logically, nope, nope, nopitty nope it should not have run. I am amazed that you got it loose, let alone fire it up with no adjustment on anything, not even new gaskets!! Are you ‘The engine whisperer’?, fair shout fella & lady you blew me away on that one, love to get you over here in a scrap yard & see what you could get running!! 😮
Thanks Steve. We have never been to a UK junkyard. It would be quite an experience I am sure. I agree it was ridiculous how soon it fired after the work was done. That carb was full of water, yet a quick no parts rebuild fixed it! Crazy.
WOW wo i started driving a 51 ford v8 standard at 15 years old and to see u n her strat dat CAR wow IT incredilble ya'll make a heck of a good team..great job keep on doing wat ur doing lord blees n keep u safe amen
Well done again Richard and Christina! I love the tenacity, there was a lot of work there, which is difficult to convey in a video but it paid off in the end.. You got it running 🎉
Mr. B. Here ! The all mighty knows what live inside ( power wash ) big time !🚿🧼🪣 ! Your a better man than I ! I would pull engine & transmission if the engine is ⚰️⚰️⚰️ ! Drop small V8 and save the car ! 🍺🍺🍺
Richard you amaze me. I enjoy your videos so much. You and Christina both do your part and the success you have must be sweet. Thanks for showing this journey.
I bought for my wife a brand new Chevrolet Cobalt Z22 in the show room of the dealership back in 2010 but she dont drive it often, the millage is now close to 600 miles... yep
Good job in getting it running, now all you have to do is the brakes and cleaning the interior out, so you can drive it around alittle, Looking forward to these video's.
Richard your just amazing. A whole lot of work getting this car running. Like I have said in previous videos. Your the best I have seen on RUclips starting these old cars. And you have your biggest fan and Cheerleader Christina 💯👊👍❤️
This car looks exactly alike of a 1950 chevrolet Styleline Deluxe my great great grandfather had and parked it in the woods at my family's campsite. Its looking decent like this but windows have bullet holes and shattered glass. The back window was shattered. My grandfather told me he first learned how to drive in that car. And now the rear driver side door is stuck open
I've always dreamt of having an old car from that era, even up to early 60s, just to have a patina style budget rat rod to build with my 15yo son & cruise around! Maybe some day? That 50 Chevy in my eyes would be a great candidate.. Kinda sad to see it get parted out! I watch all yalls videos & man what a cool gig! Thankyou guys! ✌️
good to see you give this another shot. well done! like another commenter said i bet after a cpl of heat cycles those other cylinders will come around. great content, keep em comin!
Unbeleivable the gems you find richard wish I lived in another state besides ny where cars just rot away put Christina to work in your videos more great job richard she fired up what a feeling
@@christinarust6957 ... so... are you gonna do a fab budget interior and rattle can exterior on it or is it destined for down the road?? How about the Nova??(I have a 73 Nova SS Hatch)... I love your channel , sans expletives❤️😍
That was a friggin awesome video on this locked up motor. In the end, I'm glad you couldn't get the trans to work with the rear tires up against the wheel chocks, looked like something bad was about to happen. Don't part this poor car out, I actually would love to see a part 3 of more on this car. You know the deal, pressure wash and clean up the interior and get it driving down the road. Keep up the good work...
What a truly incredible victory, brother. You both did a lot to push through the grief this engine gave ya. It's great to see a video of you both again. We have been missing you both.
@whattherust the car is awesome 👌. We are tickled pink about it. For the year the car is in great shape. How is everything going with your awesome project? We very much like your car. Loved the interior for just over 400.
This was so cool 😎 it was so much life left ❤ good body this was the one of the best ever done very good job congratulations 👏 maybe a detail drive video 📷📸 exciting 🎉
I am amazed with your patience and steadfastness. I'm learning a lot from you and your diligence even though this is a challenging project. I think you will find a way to fire up that engine.
Awesome video again im so proud of u both for giving thos ago again stay safe and see you in your next video from sean in farnworth bolton in the uk england
wow. Incredible how you managed to bring that motor back to life :-). As for the Champagne :-). We had a vintage bottle bought for us several years ago. Filmed my partner opening it as we thought the cork would flu out of sight. It just fell on the floor with a pathetic plop lol.
When I was a kid, my Dad had a '50 Chevy. It had the 3-speed manual transmission and was medium green with dark green rear fenders, and a lighter green door on it (he called it "3-tone"). This "will it run" is a blast from the past for me! You got a new subscriber!
Amazing. Goes to show there's no limit to determination. You have to be the most determined and patient man on the internet Richard. And it paid off. Well done!
Oh my goodness you must be a mind reader! Last night he was researching how difficult it was to remove parts to get to the area to do that 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching, much appreciated 🙏
This is your best video yet. I am so glad you got back to this car. As a viewer I hate to see when you give up.. I know it happens but sometimes taking time and coming back is what the situation needs. Your perseverance is why I enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
What a wonderfull couple you are, celebrating all your acomplishements ❤ .Love to see you all the time!😊 Keep doing what you love and show to the world . Thanks from Canada😊
Good old 216 stovebolt 6! Sounds like it still has a stuck valve or 3, but it may seal up after you run it for a while.. they've been known to do that.🤣 With the old splash lube bottom end, you definitely want to keep plenty of oil in it (straight 30w. or straight 40w. on a high mileage engine). That 7 or 8 lbs. of oil pressure is for the top end only. They generally have cast iron pistons, unless they were changed out for weighted aluminum slugs, which usually last a lot longer. If it continues to run, you'll probably want to change the oil a few times in the next 50 miles or so to get all the crud out of the bottom end.😉
@@whattherust Heh heh, cool! I had a 47 Chevy 1 ton that originally had a 216 in it, but eventually changed it out for a '79 250 - 6 out of a Camaro, mainly for better reliability, and a little more top end.😉👍
it looked so hopeless at the beginning of the video. and how quickly the engine started after your work on it! this is amazing! thank you for the video!
Wow I was so excited for the both of you! I love watching your videos and learning what to look for when wanting to fix an old car!! My dad was a mechanic and taught me a lot about cars. We had a few old cars one being a 1969 Chevelle and he traded it for a 1947 Ford street rod. Sadly he recently passed away. I hope one day I get the opportunity to fix up an old car to remember him by. Until then I will keep watching your videos and learn as much as I can from the both of you. Thanks so much and god bless you both.
I've often said that working on a car is a contest to see who is gonna give up first, you or the car. I'm just as excited for you as you are excited. Congrats!
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Sunset Blvd …great classic !
Just a fantastic job you two! I just had to watch the whole video in one sitting. 🙂
Glad you liked it! We have a 49 Chevy video coming soon.
That look on your face when she kept running was priceless. I was cheering for you all the way through this video. Great job and a good lesson on never giving up!
Spoiler alert...
Thank you! Love hearing you were cheering with us! That means a lot to us. Much appreciated.
He looked like a teenager after his first kiss.
My first time watching. I had to see it run. My parents wanted to move from Philadelphia to the newly built suburban community of Levittown Pennsylvania in 1952...but there was no train service for Dad to get to his job at a bank. So his boss lent him $50 to buy a car... and it was a 50 Chevy. Sure looked like one. I only saw a picture because I wasn't born until 1954. I know it was green and white top, that body style, and Mom was preggers with me when she learned how to drive in it and took her driver's test.
Thanks for sharing Richard, great story! We appreciate you watching:-)
Just totally amazing how you bring things back to life that thing was dead Gone locked up, ready for the junkyard but you pursued and you didn't quit and you got it going running and saved another fine classic I applaud you and Christina you're such a good team keep up the good work 👍
Fix it for the road don’t tear it up
You guys never fail to surprise me. Well done. I thought the engine was toast.
There were times we did as well! As always, thank you for your support 🙏
They don't build stuff like that anymore I'll guarantee you that any of the cars that are made today couldn't set that long and be brought back to life
I'm really glad u got that old Chevy goin the 50 Chevy that was a lot of work on that one
OLD IN LINE6 CYLINDERS NEVER DIE!!
THEY GET REBUILT AND LIVE FOREVER.
Randy Green is correct. The quote is from “ Sunset Blvd.”. Happy to see you kids back at it. It’s a pleasure to see how well you guys work together. This old gal deserves to be given another shot at delivering dreams. Thanks for giving us such entertainment.👍👍🇨🇦
Correct Dan! I'm definitely the old movie buff in the house. Appreciate you supporting the channel 🙏
I sure wouldn’t mind having it in my garage
I mean... the line is "All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up." sooo.....
My goodness this brings back memories from the 50’s when I was a kid. Grandpa Musick was a Chevy guy and I remember riding with him in these early Chevys. He had a 51, a53 & a 56. Worked on his cars. Old school shade tree mechanic. Man I wish I was able to restore one. Thank y’all so much for your determination.
That is a nice story David. Glad this video brought back some good memories.
MAN ! That's a whole bunch of work. I'm glad you stuck with it and did what you set out to do. Congratulations 🎊 😊😅👍👍
Thanks John!
@@whattherust you're welcome 😊
@@johnjwedrall4290 guys do you still have this light blue chevy with the black top? want to ship it to japan
Man! This has been one of THE best journeys! Thank you for your tenacity and perseverance!! My whole family was cheering when it started! ♥️
Gloria Swanson, Sunset Boulevard (1950)?
When it started running that was like a miracle.
Thanks Richard and Christina.
Thank you!
A guy that loves to work on cars and has a very gorgeous lady, lucky man….
*England calling*……Theoretically, no one should have attempted that engine, logically, nope, nope, nopitty nope it should not have run. I am amazed that you got it loose, let alone fire it up with no adjustment on anything, not even new gaskets!! Are you ‘The engine whisperer’?, fair shout fella & lady you blew me away on that one, love to get you over here in a scrap yard & see what you could get running!! 😮
Thanks Steve. We have never been to a UK junkyard. It would be quite an experience I am sure. I agree it was ridiculous how soon it fired after the work was done. That carb was full of water, yet a quick no parts rebuild fixed it! Crazy.
WOW wo i started driving a 51 ford v8 standard at 15 years old and to see u n her strat dat CAR wow IT incredilble ya'll make a heck of a good team..great job keep on doing wat ur doing lord blees n keep u safe amen
Thanks Gilbert! We appreciate you watching:-)
Wonderful! So glad you saw this thru! Now we need to take it further and get it back on the road. How cool.! Nice job guys!
Thank you! We enjoyed the challenge!
Looks like a 51 chev to me !!
Thats awesome that you both got it running and it wasn't stuck to where you couldn't get it running
I learn a lot during my failure 😂😂😂keep it coming I know u will figure it all out keep it coming motivation nice
I am glad you are not giving up
That's incredible. Shows how tough these old engines are and how stubborn you can be! I mean that in a good way! 😁 Thank you for the entertainment
Right! Thanks for watching and commenting! We appreciate you 🙏
i am very happy that the engine started! congratulations and greetings from romania!
Thank you for watching! Much appreciated 🙏
This one was worth the wait. Great job guys.
Thanks David! Glad you enjoyed it! We really appreciate your comment and channel support!
Awesome job on freeing that engine up guys !!! And it's such a pleasure to hear the excitement in your voices lol !!!
Thanks, Douglas. This one was very satisfying. We have a 49 coming up soon with a similar set of problems.
Well done again Richard and Christina! I love the tenacity, there was a lot of work there, which is difficult to convey in a video but it paid off in the end.. You got it running 🎉
Mr. B. Here ! The all mighty knows what live inside ( power wash ) big time !🚿🧼🪣 ! Your a better man than I ! I would pull engine & transmission if the engine is ⚰️⚰️⚰️ ! Drop small V8 and save the car ! 🍺🍺🍺
Richard you amaze me. I enjoy your videos so much. You and Christina both do your part and the success you have must be sweet. Thanks for showing this journey.
Happy to share our journey with you! We truly appreciate you supporting our channel!
It's nice to see how greT you both work together I enjoy your videos please keep them coming
Thank you. More on the way.
I have not watched your videos in a while now. This one was probably the best you've done. Very well done, this has made me a fan once again.
I agree, it was VERY well done!!!!!
You got to do what you got to do ,love those old chevys
Right on John.
I bought for my wife a brand new Chevrolet Cobalt Z22 in the show room of the dealership back in 2010 but she dont drive it often, the millage is now close to 600 miles... yep
I was so happy to hear the ol girl run again!! I hope you restore this beautiful old classic.
Thanks for watching Eagle1! We appreciate you 🙏
You two are so precious you deserve each other. Great video ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Harley 😊
I truly enjoyed watching this !!!
We truly enjoyed it ourselves! We sincerely appreciate you watching. Take care.
Good job in getting it running, now all you have to do is the brakes and cleaning the interior out, so you can drive it around alittle, Looking forward to these video's.
congrats on getting the old froze up chevy running, what great determination
Thanks for watching Gary!
Great vid, love the '50 👍👍
Thank you!
@@christinarust6957 👍👍
I am glad you went back to it that waa awesome.
Thanks Terrence. We are glad too!
Richard your just amazing. A whole lot of work getting this car running. Like I have said in previous videos. Your the best I have seen on RUclips starting these old cars. And you have your biggest fan and Cheerleader Christina 💯👊👍❤️
Thanks Terry! He cheers me on as well. He's a great guy. We appreciate your support 🙏
This car looks exactly alike of a 1950 chevrolet Styleline Deluxe my great great grandfather had and parked it in the woods at my family's campsite. Its looking decent like this but windows have bullet holes and shattered glass. The back window was shattered. My grandfather told me he first learned how to drive in that car.
And now the rear driver side door is stuck open
I've always dreamt of having an old car from that era, even up to early 60s, just to have a patina style budget rat rod to build with my 15yo son & cruise around! Maybe some day? That 50 Chevy in my eyes would be a great candidate.. Kinda sad to see it get parted out! I watch all yalls videos & man what a cool gig! Thankyou guys! ✌️
That was fun ! Great to see you guys work as a couple.
Thank you William. Much appreciated 🙏
"IT'S ALIVE!!!" That our girl wasn't ready to give up the ghost & she showed her gratitude in the end. Great job Richard! Truly epic episode.
Glad you liked it! Thank you!
You forgot Igor in the declaration...
Great job, You did it . I knew you were going to have it riding🎉🎉😮😊
Thanks very much. I was going to try absolutely everything.
Thanks for watching! Much appreciated 🙏
good to see you give this another shot. well done! like another commenter said i bet after a cpl of heat cycles those other cylinders will come around. great content, keep em comin!
Thanks Michael!
Unbeleivable the gems you find richard wish I lived in another state besides ny where cars just rot away put Christina to work in your videos more great job richard she fired up what a feeling
Thanks Robert! Living in Tennessee is great for finding old iron!
Why don't you use white vinegar for the rusty bits? I would have just thrown the whole head and white vinegar overnight.
You did it!!! I knew you could.....awesome!!!!!!
Thanks!
Loved this one! Good job to the both of you.
Thanks Mark. More to come!
Did you hear me cheering when it barked?? Congrats❤
Thank you for cheering with us! It was definitely exciting! Appreciate you supporting our channel 🙏
@@christinarust6957 ... so... are you gonna do a fab budget interior and rattle can exterior on it or is it destined for down the road?? How about the Nova??(I have a 73 Nova SS Hatch)... I love your channel , sans expletives❤️😍
We are not sure what the future holds for this one!
That was a friggin awesome video on this locked up motor. In the end, I'm glad you couldn't get the trans to work with the rear tires up against the wheel chocks, looked like something bad was about to happen. Don't part this poor car out, I actually would love to see a part 3 of more on this car. You know the deal, pressure wash and clean up the interior and get it driving down the road. Keep up the good work...
Thanks MPDano! I'll be honest. He cut the part were I said please don't crash my car! Appreciate your support 🙏
Another great video. I was cheering with you both when it fired up.
Thanks Chris!
What a truly incredible victory, brother. You both did a lot to push through the grief this engine gave ya. It's great to see a video of you both again. We have been missing you both.
Thank you! Appreciate your support 🙏 Getting ready to start sanding on Lula. I'm weeks behind you!
@christinarust6957 we are getting a lot of things done and selling one project to possibly get another, lol. But dang, what a project this could be.
@@rescuedandrestoredgarage We saw the Mustang. Wow!
@whattherust the car is awesome 👌. We are tickled pink about it. For the year the car is in great shape. How is everything going with your awesome project? We very much like your car. Loved the interior for just over 400.
Unbelievable! I would have walked away. Your positive attitude is amazing. Great job!!!
Thank you Frank! Very much appreciated!
@@christinarust6957 love your positivity as well, additionally your great video work 👍🏻😊
This was a great video, like always ! I watch all your videos, from Norway. :) You guys ROCK !!
Hello Norway! It always amazes me how many people we touch across the globe. Thanks Poolman we appreciate you supporting our channel!
Tip of the day Use a cheap leaf blower to clear the engine bay of all the accumulated crap. Also remove the hood and lay it upside down on the roof
😮that was something to 👀 your 🐱 giving your 🚗 a cat scan. You guys are fun to ⌚.
Gotta love those purr babies!
Out cat has a groovy kind of love with the Chevy. Appreciate your support of the channel 🙏
This was so cool 😎 it was so much life left ❤ good body this was the one of the best ever done very good job congratulations 👏 maybe a detail drive video 📷📸 exciting 🎉
Thanks Timothy! We appreciate your support 🙏
He should have worn a white Tee that day.
Love the perseverance on this one. Well done on getting the old girl running again!
Thanks Peter! We appreciate you watching and commenting.
I take my hat off to you sir well done to you both
Thanks very much.
I am amazed with your patience and steadfastness. I'm learning a lot from you and your diligence even though this is a challenging project. I think you will find a way to fire up that engine.
Hi guys I have not commented in a while I have not been feeling well but I do remember that video I knew you would get it going 😂keep it up okay
Feel better soon Joseph! Appreciate you watching!
Sunset Blvd!! You guys are awesome for getting the ‘50 Chevy running. I was bummed when you couldn’t get it running last time. Way to go. Cheers!! 🍷
Thanks Donald, and spot on with the movie!
Great content 👍 guys. Being a older man an loving my Chevys I truly enjoyed this. I also subscribed. Thanks for sharing 😊. See you next time 😉.
Thanks Bob! Appreciate you watching and subscribing!
U guys are bad ass with that Chevy I would slam a LS in it and just drive it if the car was in good shape body wise luv ur work guys !!!!!!!
Thanks Mark! The body is good, but the front floors are bad.
2 😊😊’s 4 u GRRREAT VIDEO! Enjoyed your will it run.Take Care, Your Oregon Friend ☮️
Thanks you Charles!
@@whattherust You Are Welcome 😊😊.
@@whattherust You Are Welcome 😊😊!
Amazing. Absolutely amazing that we got to hear that engine run. Great job you guys!
Thank you Glen!
@@whattherust You’re welcome. Keep up the great work!
Awesome video again im so proud of u both for giving thos ago again stay safe and see you in your next video from sean in farnworth bolton in the uk england
Thanks very much!
WOW! Amazing that you got that one running, Richard. Well done, my man! Cheers, brother!
Thanks very much!
Love your videos, the most nice couple in YT! Congrats for the victory! Long live the '50s Chevys!
Thanks Gian. We love these early 50s Chevy's.
wow. Incredible how you managed to bring that motor back to life :-). As for the Champagne :-). We had a vintage bottle bought for us several years ago. Filmed my partner opening it as we thought the cork would flu out of sight. It just fell on the floor with a pathetic plop lol.
Good to know it is not just us! Thanks for watching!
So very cool! I’m thinking why part it out. Little more work and sell it as a runner.
Well done on the engine start. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Thank you Robert!
When I was a kid, my Dad had a '50 Chevy. It had the 3-speed manual transmission and was medium green with dark green rear fenders, and a lighter green door on it (he called it "3-tone"). This "will it run" is a blast from the past for me! You got a new subscriber!
Welcome to the channel. Thank you for subscribing!
Amazing. Goes to show there's no limit to determination.
You have to be the most determined and patient man on the internet Richard.
And it paid off. Well done!
Thank you Gary! It took perseverance, but it was fun as well.
Good job guys almost unbelievable, thanks for sticking g with it.
Central California watching
Thanks so much! We appreciate you supporting our channel!
Sunset Boulevard. It sounded like you said Mr DeVille, but it's Mr DeMille. Liked and subscribed.
Correct! Love that movie:-) Thanks for subscribing, welcome to the channel!
Wow, now that’s a perfect lesson in perseverance! Great job guys, I figured that motor was done. Y’all proved me wrong, I’m happy to say! 😁
Thanks for the support!
PLEASE take another crack at that Nova!you were so close!I'm convinced it's the timing chain.
Oh my goodness you must be a mind reader! Last night he was researching how difficult it was to remove parts to get to the area to do that 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching, much appreciated 🙏
First time I've watched you guy's video . I have subscribed and look forward to more .
Thanks Bob! We appreciate you 🙏 Welcome to the channel!
Look what you do keep up the great videos great contact that many shows like yours
Thanks Leon! Much appreciated 🙏
Great Video! Congrats on getting her running Rich. Thanks for all the work you guys do on the cars and videos.
Thanks very much Richie!
This is your best video yet. I am so glad you got back to this car. As a viewer I hate to see when you give up.. I know it happens but sometimes taking time and coming back is what the situation needs. Your perseverance is why I enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
Thanks for the feedback. You are right about sometimes just taking a step back. That is what I did on the Ford tractor, and it worked out well.
What a wonderfull couple you are, celebrating all your acomplishements ❤ .Love to see you all the time!😊 Keep doing what you love and show to the world . Thanks from Canada😊
Thank you for the support Martin.
Richard you are so amazing at fixing these older cars and trucks. I love watching you and Christina's videos.
Thanks for the support Harry.
@@whattherust You're very welcome
Thanks Richard and Christina, another great video and awesome job on that engine
Mr. B. Here ! Congratulations !
Thank you! We appreciated you 🙏
@@christinarust6957 Mr. B.👍🍸
Hats off to both of you!!!
Congrats on the successful rebirth!!
Thanks very much!
Good old 216 stovebolt 6! Sounds like it still has a stuck valve or 3, but it may seal up after you run it for a while.. they've been known to do that.🤣 With the old splash lube bottom end, you definitely want to keep plenty of oil in it (straight 30w. or straight 40w. on a high mileage engine). That 7 or 8 lbs. of oil pressure is for the top end only. They generally have cast iron pistons, unless they were changed out for weighted aluminum slugs, which usually last a lot longer. If it continues to run, you'll probably want to change the oil a few times in the next 50 miles or so to get all the crud out of the bottom end.😉
That one had the iron pistons in it. Your're right, the valves got better and better as it ran.
@@whattherust Heh heh, cool! I had a 47 Chevy 1 ton that originally had a 216 in it, but eventually changed it out for a '79 250 - 6 out of a Camaro, mainly for better reliability, and a little more top end.😉👍
it looked so hopeless at the beginning of the video. and how quickly the engine started after your work on it! this is amazing! thank you for the video!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
I found your channel, watched it, love it, and joined jt, Keep up your good work and keep videos on your updates.
Welcome! We appreciate you 🙏
The movie quote is from “Sunset Boulevard”!
Correct! Great movie! Thanks for watching!
Best will it run video I've ever seen , Thankyou for your hard work , very enjoyable!!! 😁👍🇦🇺
Ross thank you for that amazing comment! We appreciate your support 🙏
This is easily one of your best videos, you've got yourself a stuck engine
Another great video. Good to see the old Chevy running.
Thanks very much!
Wow I was so excited for the both of you! I love watching your videos and learning what to look for when wanting to fix an old car!! My dad was a mechanic and taught me a lot about cars. We had a few old cars one being a 1969 Chevelle and he traded it for a 1947 Ford street rod. Sadly he recently passed away. I hope one day I get the opportunity to fix up an old car to remember him by. Until then I will keep watching your videos and learn as much as I can from the both of you. Thanks so much and god bless you both.
Sorry to hear about your Dad. I lost mine recently too. More videos are coming soon!
Really great save! Wasn’t expecting that!
Thanks!
props for trying to get these engines running no matter what, most people would use it as a excuse to do yet another ls swap
Thanks for watching! We appreciate you 🙏
I've often said that working on a car is a contest to see who is gonna give up first, you or the car. I'm just as excited for you as you are excited. Congrats!
You're right! Thanks for watching.