An Unpleasant Surprise 👎 1950 Chevy Truck Restoration Part 2.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Attempting to start an abandoned Chevy 216 inline 6 for our 1950 Chevy 1 ton restoration project
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The Carter Auto Motto: "To Offend and Scare Normal People." Another winner Kyle.
Whoever plugged that oil line....really nailed it.
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Haha!
I say Mortske was there!😆
True.. but obviously a 'common' fix..
Now that... that's a classic right there 😂
An absolutely Olympic gold medal waste of time... I totally approve! This show has finally sunk to my skill level. A pessimist would say it has a horrible rod knock and smokes like my mother and father on our family trip to the Grand Canyon... An optimist would say the knock has a good beat and it's easy to dance to... and the smoking is just the right amount for Canadian wilderness pest control. Cheers from a shed
Finally, someone in the comment section who understands that this video is about popular dance music and Canadian pest control!
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Don't Knock The Knock If You Can't Walk The Walk...
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I personally like the low buck approach, it's real world for most of us. Good job
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I must admit that the floor sweeping was totally unexpected.
Another fine use of time. Sitting here watching Kyle again.
I was unpleasantly surprised that I watched through to the end. But I'm retired and had nothing better to do at the time.😁
Im thinking even when you hit 500.000 subs you will still wearing that jacket , The sign of a wise man .
Haha there won't be much left of the jacket or Kyle by the time this channel hits 500k
@@CarterAutoRestyling Oh, don't be modest - we all remember how good you are at repairing and restoring burnt up clothing with tape, staples, bondo, and orange paint (and if you don't remember go back and find the video!)
Reminds me a bit if the scarecrow in the wizard of oz. I have some clothes that match.
The oil line blanking plug is a masterpiece.
That engine stand was a clever use of scrap metal.
I knew I'd find a use for the scrap metal eventually!
Nothing wrong with being resourceful and frugal. Thanks for another great video!!!
Old stove bolt chevy engines ran and knocked around on our farm for years. never tried to blow them up. Dad said take it easy on them and keep on using. And we did and were still running and usable up until we updated them. Thanks Kyle for making me have fond memories.
Thanks for watching! It's amazing how much abuse these old engines will take
For an auto body man, you do a pretty good job at mung scraping.
Sounds &runs like every old truck I remember from the 60’s. Even with no exhaust system 😂
After just coming home from major spinal surgery yesterday, watching you go about making the engine stand made me jealous.. I've got a 6 month surgical recovery ahead of me but it is only 22 steps from my computer desk to the shed where my in build race car is on the bench. You just gotta know how hard it is not taking those steps atm.. As always another great video from you, Kyle and made a great recovery medicine for me.
Hi Brian, I hope you have a speedy recovery. Thanks for watching!
@@CarterAutoRestyling Thank you Kyle; much appreciated thank you. You remind me so much of the days of my youth doing my apprenticeship in a small 300 person community beck in 1964. I worked in a small bush workshop with my Late mentor and boss Albert Edward Sherriff and we did anything there was to do, mechanically and whatever was necessary to support the ne4arbt cattle and sheep stations. Fun days and great people!
Kyle was my entertainment for a six month recovery from shoulder surgery. Hope you heal quickly and enjoy Kyle’s videos as much as I did/do
It's amazing that all this work only took 37.16 minutes.
On an old 265 gm v8 I bent a 3/8 rod, put it in the spark plug hole to hold the valves up and put some ford bonnet seals on the valve stems and luckily did not hurt the plug threads. GM oring valve seals are useless. ALso heard people snake a cotton rope into the sparkplug hole to hold valves in place to put umbrella/bonnet seals on. Takecare, good vid. Xcellent idea for that engine stand.
I’ve always thought Dakota digital gauges were tacky until today. That new setup they provided you is tasteful and first class all the way. Good stuff Kyle as always.
I agree. Their new line of gauges has a real timeless look!
You needed to strap the clutch back with genuine Saskatchewan seal skin bindings kyle.😂😂😂
Haha!
I appreciate you giving us some uploads over the summer. I wasn’t sure that you would. I live in the sunbelt where we stay in the a/c all summer and go outside after October. 50K is right around the corner for the channel.
Valve seals, it smokes on acceleration.
Half a chassis makes the best engine stand. I've used my model A roadster as an engine stand a couple of times. Good to see you posting, Kyle. All the best, Mart.
Hi Mart. I'm glad I decided not to haul the old chassis off to scrap a few months back. It has really come in handy the past couple weeks!
Excellent mung scraping. You took it to a whole new level. Carry on...
That 2nd engine looks promising. Fingers crossed.
Nothin like an old stove bolt ... good or bad they always seem to run ... the one I got had oil like that in it after sitting for 30 years ... ran used oil for the 1st cycle ... then another used oil with deisel oil in it for the second ... then new oil ... runs like a watch ... great video Kyle ...
Round 2 could be the knock out round
I see you still have that collector's jacket !
The 'ol 216 sounded petty good. Hopefully the 235 will be a good candidate for the truck.
Thanks for sharing the adventure!!
Great hillbilly music for working on the old truck. Kicking back with my Budweiser and watching the fun. Watching a guy in a short sleeve t-shirt
welding with the sparks flying!!!
Yyeeeehaaaa!!!!👍🥳🥳
You had a good start for another truck ___ thought you might throw that differential laying there under it and start driving it.
My first rebuild was a 79 jeep CJ7. The 258 was stuck and I was told it had a cracked block. Well I got it loose and running!:) The crack was a long hairline one on the distributor side. It seemed but slowly. There was so much blow by I couldn't keep the air filter element in it. There was no oil pressure at an idle and only about 20 when running hot. Drove it for ten years until I saved the money for the rebuild. I rebuilt it over the 22-23 winter and with everything it was about $2000.00 US. Machine work is not cheap here either. I watch you because I'm on a Budget as well. Keep up the great videos 😊
After scraping mung . . . . paint ! Works every time.
Great video Kyle just the kind of self effacing humour I needed this is evening. Very positive this evening , building a test bed , installing a radiator, that a private income if ever I’ve seen one
Many thanks
Nice job getting that engine running again. The smoke is useful for mosquito control in the summer month you guys have there. I think with a little tlc it will be ok. If not, you have parts for another engine. I am looking forward to seeing the 235 running.
You tell em carter, it's yer wallet! Dan S.from Michigan and Texas
Wow, Kyle!!
This is the first time that the algorithm actually suggested you unprompted!!
It even offered a “Mix”!!
So proud of how far you’ve come.
Almost 50k subs!!
Keep up the good work!!
It's nice to see you mung scraping again. Great job getting that old engine running!
Perfect timing. I was cruising RUclips for some good videos and here you are, kicking butt as usual.
i swear i watched this 2 weeks ago... must be Deja vu
Clearly the mower engine in the background was your backup option? 😂
Genius run stand Kyle, cheers Tony Brisbane 🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
Motor city here you come. Looks like fun.
I like it when fire comes out.
Thanks Kyle you never disappoint. If you ever do anything with this old engine, I'm old and I like seeing old things kept going. Please keep us in the loop on this. Thanks Rich in the USA
Thanks Rich. I'll be sure to keep everyone updated on progress
LOL yup very much familiar
“Offend & scare others “ 😂😂😂
Just a factoid about the early engines. In the 30's you could order your Chevy or GMC truck with an Oldsmobile engine which had higher compression therefore more horsepower.
it is none of my beeswax how you spend your money and time....thank you..
For some reason I love seeing junk come to life. What's wrong with me? Great show thank for that.
making junk purr like a chicken is fun too
let's hope you have something fully working by the next episode
the fun part is chicken truck saved the day as an engine stand , but it was shorter than i remember it
Special effects now! You must have given Allen extra Temptations and kitty dope (catnip).
Thank you Mr. Carter. Fun to see you get those old motors running. God bless.
I like your “engine stand.” Maybe put some castor wheels on it?
Yeah I was going to put wheels on, but then I didn't
Marvel Mystery Oil !!
I really like that ole long bed Chevy !
She is pretty
She was a little tired. I know the feeling. 😂
right on cool engine run stand Kyle that motor runs good
Good show!
Great content, as always. I love to hear those old six cylinders run. It used to be very common to hear them daily, running around town. Cars were definitely better in the past. I hate even trying to work on a modern car. Working on an older car feels rewording. Newer cars just make me mad when I work on them.
Yeah they have a very distinctive sound! New cars all sound and look the same, I'm glad I don't work on them anymore!
I've been independently poor most of my life.
AMEN friend lol
It's alive.
Nice run stand. I like it.
All this reminds me of when I was about 13-15 years old and worked in my father's rural garage in the early 60's. I was the dismantler and clean-up boy. I remember going to school the next day after such and looking at my greasy, filthy, skinned fingers. I learned a lot in those times that enabled me to do many of my own repairs over the next few decades.
I don't know why mung has such a bad reputation--it protects all the things we love! It's like a big greasy hug! 💩
Enjoyed the music.
When you are not sure which Engine to use...Let the Cats Pick a Good one! Unless they just go to Mouse droppings. Cheers!
Ahh yes MUNG DUTY....I know it well !
Straight sixes,, 💖😋💖
Thank you Kyle,, 🌟🙏🌟
Wish I lived up ur way. I would stop by just to work on stuff :-)
I thought I could hear a valve popping. Hard to tell with a sound track. The engine is worth saving. To bad you are not in Alaska, I would do that head for you.
I finally found some batteries for my keyboard. Maybe the low compression in #5 is due to the missing valve spring the cats are playing with? These old chevys run forever for better or worse. I have owned my 53 3100 for 44 years. It was my work truck and only vehicle for 9 years and was driven from LA to northern Indiana and back 5 1/2 times pulling a trailer. I just pulled out the 235 and it worked fine. It's a later 235. I enjoy getting old engines running. I'm replacing it with a 1200 HP 6-71 blown nitrous I6 292. I wanted to stay old school like you so I'm running carbs. Mary and Joseph missed Allen and Poe. Thank you for your time.
I checked with the cats and they denied having any knowledge about the valve spring that I found behind the couch.
@@CarterAutoRestyling I don't mean to stereotype but cats are sneaky.
You make a good Video that we can all understand & follow 👍
Gawds I needed this!
You go Kyle!
I love the old truck. They are fun to drive.
Great video Kyle.
I enjoy watching you bring these old vehicles back to life.
Thanks to you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keep up the good work Kyle!!!!!!
Love your show boss Kyle.
Thanks!
Hi My Dear Friend Very Very Great Job ❤❤❤❤❤
Wow, New battery, Battery Cables, new gas lines, new Fuel filter, new Boat tank for delivering gasoline. What happened did you win at Bingo. nice try Charlie Brown. Just kidding. Love the videos
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I like your thought process and logic. I enjoy your videos and I learn something every time. Please keep at it.
Getting an old almost anything back to running is fun. My latest is an ancient Onan generator set up to run on cheap and plentiful natural gas for my house.
Love. That. Shirt
Thanks Kyle.
get well soon kyle
like 250 !
Thanks for all you do !
Great stuff!
I think I saw some fumes coming from exhaust gasket area on that 216. It may cause some weird noises, even if there is no exhaust pipe.
I really like doing engines, and if You were little less than 6000km away, I could do this engine for You as support.
I love manual steering and brakes simpler the better I like Flathead 6 cylinders and 3-speed on the column
Wow Kyle is now a Master Mechanic! Never thought I’d see the day 🤔
Manitoba called, they'd like to borrow the motor for mosquito season next spring. 👍
Sorry Manitoba, we've got our own mosquito problem to deal with here in Sask.
Free stuff is great!!! Cheers
looking forward to the tesla swapped '36. seriously though i have a major fondness for any inline six and they are super cool hot rodded even if mild. and don't worry, once you get past that 50k subs i think your channel will really grow. chaa-ching!
You could make and sell your custom engine stands. People will buy if you make it. ❤️✌️👍😎 cheers Kyle.
My favorite glop clutch
Good job, Kyle
I love your run-stand! Brilliant! See you next time.
I turned five different models of Hillman into a roadgoing 59 sedan I built from a rusty but mostly complete car, the whole thing was junk parts from wrecks I found, great entertainment.
Thanks for continued fun watching!