FORGOTTEN 1963 Buick LeSabre - FIRST WASH In 23 Years and Linseed Oil (P3)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Part 3 of 5: Since a guy somehow managed to get this car home after sitting forgotten for 23 years, it's time to clean up this classic car and see what it has to offer. I'll be pressure washing this classic Buick LeSabre with my special George Olson chemical, then adding my shine Juice (linseed oil) to her, to see how the patina holds up. Ideas on what to do with this car? Put them in the comments!
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I had to like and comment first because it's the right thing to do for a guy. We girl's like to watch, I'm darn near 50 and my grandpa didn't have anyone to help him fixalate, so he taught me how because he needed help. He's been gone awhile, was in ww2 , went through the great depression, and these video's make me think of him. I love how you include the wife and kid's in the videos, just finished watching them all. God bless you and yours.
Amen
A kid can learn a lot working with their Grandpa, I did. Some of my best memories are the time spent as a child with Grandpa, Dad and Brothers.
I didn’t have a son to teach but my 6 year old grandson can’t get enough... hope his passion continues....
I’m forced to watch you while it’s on my TV as my husband thinks he’s learning from you...
Glad you’re funny 😆 😆
@@pamelaangela2393 Heee! I've caught my wife silently watching VGG with me. The silence says a lot. During fishing or golf I have to listen to how asinine it is. 😉
That was my very first car, it was my Grandfather's he passed away in 1965, and I bought it from my Grandmother in 1970 when I was 16 years old. I ran the car until 1972 and it had 325,000 miles on it. Gas was cheap, that old tank was a blast, it was especially fun drifting on gravel roads. My best friend and I jacked it up with 2x4's between the axle and frame, installed glas packs and a four barrel intake and carb off a car at our local junkyard. The car was just plain fun, and it taught me how to work on automobiles. I'm in Michigan and it was in about the same shape. Brings back a ton of memories 🤣👍💪😎😃 awesome 😍. Thanks Jim
Amazing how much the power washer gets off looks amazing that's when they built nice looking cars ..great job Derek
The Hydraulic Krud Kutter is one of my favorite tools, especially when you see those kind of results. It's downright therapeutic.
Always wanted to find an old car, get it running and fix it up.
Well, I don’t have the time or the space, so this is the next best thing.
I really enjoy watching this channel. It is very satisfying; like pressure washing the shine back into the car.
Keep on keeping on. 👍🏼
Ram
Dam Derek, completely transformed that buick!
Never thought I could get into watching someone pressure wash a car😁👍😁👍
Thanks again friend!!
I want to know what the light switch does.
I love watching this brother, such humorous guy,God bless him
Nice Torque Wrench 🔧 👌 👍 👏 for Torquen the engine last video 📹
I could watch him power wash old cars for hours so satisfying
too many people over look the classics looking for the latest and greatest's thanks for keeping the classics alive.
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@Snails40 That's why wagons are such a hot commodity anymore because most got crushed 30 years ago.
@Snails40 This would be crushed? That'd be a travesty! I'd love to import something like this here and do a resto on it.
@@zeroyon4562 well the man said she’s for sale.... so you’re literally half way there... throw a number at him and see if it sticks
@@ViceGripGarage have ya ever tried tung oil instead of linseed? It leaves a much more durable plasticy feel on your fingers, which transorlates to a better finish with more protection from the elements.... least in wood working. Careful with that linseed oil on your hands there bud, it actually has some toxic elements when its liquid. I'm sure your not drinking it, but I'm not sure how that translates to skin absorption over time. Stay safe up there!
I’m forced to watch you while it’s on my TV as my husband thinks he’s learning from you...
Glad you’re funny 😆 😆
This could be a direct quote from my wife.
I have never seen that shine juice trick in my life. Just wow.
@Fred Garvin okay, but what is it?
Watching a lathe turn down a piece of stock or a pressure washer strip dirt off one line at a time; both are oddly satisfying!
Hey Derek, Nothing more therapeutic than blasting crap off with a pressure washer!
"You need trees and about 10-9-maybe-11 years average-ish to get this effect going on. Looks like my liver basically." LOLOLOL
That one got me too.
Hey your finally using that truck looks good.
Something just so soothing about watching a feller powerwash grime from a rig.
I don't think there's anything more satisfying than watching Derek pressure wash 20+ years of crud off of a car. Lol. Love your channel, Derek. Peace...
It's like watching Einstein. You just have to recognize the genius of it all.
I like the comment. This series was great to see, but I doubt Einstein would have had the balls to drive that thing home.
I find myself saying "I wonder what Derek's doing today" alot more often now
I can't be a financing member, so I try to let the advertisments play thru!!
You're a true gem to us less fortunate!
You're expressions are truly EPIC!
I own a 63 electra sportS coupe bought about a year ago.i honestly think these Buick’s are so underrated.
This is oddly satisfying, watching a guy work.
Very cool old Buick. Thanks for sharing
You bet
I am not a fan of the intentional rusty old look. I can, however appreciate what this looks like. I bet this car would be absolutely beautiful with a nice paint job with all the metal fixed. Loving your videos Sir.
Nice car....well done..nice to see it being brought back to life again..looks very like a marble effect ! 🙂👍
I had a 62 Olds Super 88 years ago, damn sweet car. Very similar to your 63 LeSabre. Keep up the great videos!
This guy has charmed, entertained and educated me. Amazing fella!
I'm a 65 year old female and know nothing about cars. So happy to have discovered this guy. Keeps me laughing and calmed down at the same time.
Of course now I walk around my day speaking to myself much the same as he does.
Eclectic pronunciationage walks hand in hand with me throughout the day.
I'm lovin' it.
It's the new me.
That power wash is satisfying to see just how much that Buick cleans up 😎👍 AWESOME video Derek 😁✌️
Ha-your car knowledge is vast and your comedy, sublime.
A good call. Shame you don't want to restore it, but be good to see someone restore this 4 door sled.
Great content. Brings back a lot of childhood memories. My 1963 Buick LeSabre was my very first car. Bought it back in 1974 fixed it up, did the body work and painted it in my garage using rust oleum spray cans. Believe it or not the paint job came out pretty nice. I sold it to my high school Chemistry teacher. Great car!
Derek this Buick will make someone a great going to town to get some coffee car! I am looking forward to the next video!
Man I wish I video'd when I washed Marge off two years ago. Almost kinda like this. Man was it satisfying. Moss for days. I even drove around with all the moss and the black and stuff for a couple months. It was pretty cool. The kids, not so much, haha.
If a guy had the money, he'd be first in line to buy this fine automobile!!!
Damn right
Better wait to see about that rear end..... think he can fix it? I can't believe I just said that.
Absolutely. He can fix it. Some new bushing, a little duct tape and a couple wobble pops, she'll be good as new@!
Gotta love the 60's Buicks!
Wow I'm shocked she's starting to shine like a pearl
Got a 1960 Olds super 88 that as about the same "MN love" your Buick has, down to the incredibly clean bumpers. Great trick with the linseed oil, I'll be doing that next spring. I used steel wool and mothers chrome cleaner on the chrome, she popped!
Thanks for the upload and good job on the channel.
My first car! Love it.
The Buick is really coming along and I really like the blue square body Chevy
Love this series
thank you
Linseed oil is good stuff for stopping rust on my old cars, for instance underneath the car. I use to mix it with a little dash of engine oil and scoot into doors, rockers and other places.
On the bonus side: car inspectors likes the smell.. .-)
I'll rewatch the hand movements like 3 to 7 times a video. Your videos are amazing its helping thru this shit time were in more than you know I cant stop smiling. Thank u
Love the original, old patina finish look maybe with the matte. Keep up the good work fella!
Love the look of this car. The patina makes me think it should be named freckles or something like that
Love seeing you work with your boy's lots of memories with my dad working on rigs.
Just a thought here for a fella. The inflatable wedge air bags used to open lockouts by the old roadside guy, can sometimes make short work of body dents. Depends if you have any accessible interior cavities to reach it. On metal that thick mileages might vary. But those darn things are pretty strong 💪🏼🤘🏼
Also I’ve become a big fan of citruscil as a detergent primer living out here in the woods. Pine tar teaches a guy. Surely a fella knows. Fairly friendly to paint and trims.
A guy liked the video before he even watched it
Derek is one of 5 channels I automatically like when they are uploaded.
Truth
It's automatic for me too.
Why is it so satisfying watching the pressure washer eat the gunk off this old Buick? Love it. Big fan of your eork
*work
Not sure what took me so long to sub, but I've been watching this Buick saga and it's hilariously entertaining.
Even after the years it looks so beautiful.
That car is like a magnet I want one
This is such a cool ride. You do a great job getting stuff back on the road.
Thank you 🤗
You always bring joy with these videos, especially when a feller is sick with the cove. Much love.
I really love the background music on this one. 10:45. Some down home, West Virginia music.
That's going to be a very very cool car.
That Lindsey Doyle really works wonders
I really love work, I can watch it for hours and hours😎
This Buick leslaybird is looking barn ready
Always impressed 👏 👌
Damn a guy gets happy when he finds a VGG clip he didnt have seen before
I need those front fenders!
Looks great
It would brighten up your commentary to have you give information on the states as you pass through. Population of state, main industry, something about the terrain as you see it passing through.
Great video and a great music score
Be careful using purple power on aluminum parts, it will etch and stain. Simple green won't. Simple green is also great to clean cooling system, just drain antifreeze, then add plain water and 2 quarts or so to top off with the simple green, then drive around for thirty miles or so and then drain the system. It rids all that scale out of the system and it will be clean as a new whistle. Makes the car run cooler afterwards.
One of the nicesest est rigs so far .
Cant we keep her? Can we? Can we?
You are hilarious. I always enjoy watching your videos
That would be awesome car for Rocky Mountain Race Week if you willing to fixed up.
Earth Ghost juice, knew immediately what he was saying. I think I am learning to interpret Derik...........
A fella gotta put his shades on from the dazzle of the shine right there
A guy like me would like to buy one of those classic from you one day 😎🤘🏾🤘🏾
Great information.
I really enjoy watching your videos my friend your buddy ben Brown frome Cincinnati Ohio
Keep it it would be a great sleeper
Why is pressure washing so satisfying?
Great series! I like you new editing technique a lot. And the music is great! I’ll bet the Shine Juice smells good!
Keep it up pal, love your videos!
Kind of wished you'd do a full restore on this one. Don't really get the "just dragged it out of the trees a week ago" look being popular, though.
Better tell the wife....you are keepin this one..........I love this car.
🍺 Always great to see a car brought back to life. Wonder what Phoebe Cates doing today? 😉
The ole lady’s grandpa gave me his 63 Lasbre (instead of the garbage man wich he had a habit of being in Memphis and all) I used to have to keep her from dancing on the top of it , speaking of roof dents , but yes , leaves a nice patina! Gee is that a southern vehicle by any chance?
Now you need to do a Lincoln Revival.
Too bad you have to explain the obvious. But you did it in such a nice way. Kudos, Derek. You're a cool cucumber! Burn those rags, fellers.😎
Your body work estimates are actually pretty darn close, she needs serious TLC. Think it could be made nice pretty easily 🤔. Done a few like that
Now it looks great!! I think you are gonna make some profit on this girl :D
Greetings,, Kitty.
The history that I read about the Nailhead V8 made killer Horsepower
I'm amazed that I'm watching the day after posting and I'm the 155,384th viewer. Always late to the party! Maybe I'm just a purist, but I think everything should either be hot rodded or completely restored and painted really cherry. "Patina" is just rust, and rust should be eliminated.
The Canadian whisky is really the secret. 😂
Loving the fresh content , well done
So, how does a guy get the chance to buy one of these cars? I have to have one…don’t even care which one, they’re all awesome old cars!
The ol dinosaur juice storage tank on that water pressurizer must hurt a mans pocket to fill up didn’t see a guy stop not once
The next episode should be THE SWITCH
... lunch at the VFW!!!
Have you tried flood penetrol for sealing in the patina? I use it to undercoat my Jeep and really seal in the flavor
There was a fella near me painted his car black and white. Changed the words le car to le cow.
Gotta love that 157 layers of chromium on them bumpers.. great video
you need to keep it and fix her up right! I have a 1962 Buick Electra 225 with the wildcat 445 from my grandad who bought it new for $3,200 off the showroom floor. I've kept it alive and been driving it since high school 39 yrs ago. She's called "the beast" and is still a joy to drive, smooth as silk. your '63 would be a great restoration !!!
If engine crud is nature's gaskets then engine rust is nature's locktite
LMAO!!! My coffee came out of my nose when I read that!!!
Hahahahahahahahaha!..... Truth.
Right on!
You made me spill my beer. That was freaking awesome and funny. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I LOLed!
Vice Grip Garage, perfect start to a Friday night
Could not agree more. Love this channel. Feels like im watching tv.
Better than tv!
Eh men. I'm Canadian.