Lancia Fulvia Drive! Plus: Al gets out the Classic Chainsaws and I find my old Cars!
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Hey guys! Agent 9088 bought this lovely Lancia and had it shipped all the way from Italy! I couldn't wait to see it, so I asked him to send us some video so we could take a look at this fantastic and very rare machine! Then: Alex brought over some of his vintage saws and cut away a bunch of the overgrown parts-car-parking lot, so we can start moving some of the cars I parked in there a decade ago!
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253, 22169 TWP 530
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T8E 2J1
Hey guys! Agent 9088 bought this lovely Lancia and had it shipped all the way from Italy! I couldn't wait to see it, so I asked him to send us some video so we could take a look at this fantastic and very rare machine! Then: Alex brought over some of his vintage saws and cut away a bunch of the overgrown parts-car-parking lot, so we can start moving some of the cars I parked in there a decade ago!
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can also get a sticker, or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
Hey nobody intends to become "that guy" with trees growing through the cars.... it just happens lol.
An old man I knew years back kept sheep. He also bought and sold farm equipment. Everything....tillage to manure to harvest equipment. Lots of metal, sharp pokie things that don't let you mow too close. Every spring he had a bunch of lambs and they would get in all around all that stuff and it looked mowed (trimmed even) all the time. He'd call em vicious bastards and all that fun stuff, but he always said as the sheep go on their own they're a losing proposition. But as a maintenance crew they pay big dividends. He had 3-4 acres of iron that changed all the time, never mowed it, and could always walk to or retrieve anything anytime. Ankle deep grass never happened until late fall after the herd cull.
Al .....I will treat them like they were Minis.
Drags trees past the Citroen 😂😂
hey scott thanks for the vids! did i hear right some yard cleanup? dose this mean some organizing and general tidy up to go with it?? as a fellow collector of anything possibly useful in the future i understand the pain of downsizing . i would go through the inventory decide what is parts what is restorable and what is only yard art... sell the yard art minus a prime example or 2 ...pare the restorable down to 2 decades of work lol and thin the parts down to the remaining restorable... it should generate some revenue to invest in the collection . and yup the hedgerow has snuck up on ya on the bright side its firewood. bong tea and video 8D
sweet ride
thanks for the bonus video Scott .....
Alex doing the chainsaw massacre on the trees
Frankers giving the branches a chew
very cool Lancia
there was some stuff in the bush there
Keep em coming !!!!!!
Can’t believe Al even needs to stop for a smoke with the cloud that Homelite makes. You won’t have mosquitoes for weeks.
Funniest part about the whole video.
Took the words out of my mouth 👍
That's some funny sh*t. Very true
If a 2-stroke is smoking it's definitely working!
All the junkers are rustproof for winter now!
Where else do you get Lancias, chainsaws and plaid. 😁👍
Lancia V4 ltalian stallion looks great. Lumberjack AL with a vintage smoker cleared the lot of trees with Frankers help. Projects unearthed.
"I'll treat them like they are all Minis." Al's humour is infectious. This was a real bonus, Scott. Thank you to everyone who made it happen.
Everything is beautiful up there Scott!!! Wow!!
*AL!*
Not only is he funny as hell, Al is one of those guys who just turns out to be a hell of a stand up guy, too.
CWM/Scott has several such friends actually, which is a BIG reason I've enjoyed the channel for so many years now.
It's always a pleasure to "meet" good souls on this planet, if only vicariously/virtually through the internet.
Thanks and we'll see you this weekend!
- Ed on the Ridge
Al's smokebreak was absolutely hilarious! But I guess he needed to clear his lungs from the heavy two-stroke smoke 😅
And thanks agent 9088 for the footage of that beautiful Lancia, Such a cool and rare car 👍
My favorite italian car from my favorite italian auto maker. I also love that 1972 Fury! Thanks
I cannot handle how great the Lancia sounds. Combine that with Classic Cuts and a '72 Fury sighting (winter beats?) and all I need is beer and drugs to be in heaven.
After each and every episode of this show I hit the classifieds to look for old heaps inspired by that week's adventures...CWMC is the best way to ruin one's life!
That Lancia is gorgeous! Unusual colour for one of those too, makes a nice change.
'72 Fury needs to live! Awesome looking car.
The Lancia engine is really different. To be v4 with one head and laying sideways, if you didn't show it I wouldn't of thought it was real
You know I would love to see the 72 running again!
Sounds fiercesome!
I helped start the local Fiat and Lancia club here in Houston. I have only seen one Fulvia in the real world, and that was 22 years ago. Scorpions, Betas, and Beta Zagatos are all over the place. The Auto Archaeologist had a Fulvia on his channel sitting in a junk yard that looked very restorable.
I was wondering what that said on the dash.
I think Tom summed it up for most chain saws, "She smokes like a bitch." And....Al is a work machine. The yard is taking on a less wooded personality. We don't have Birch trees (or Aspin or whatever those were that Al was cutting), around here. We have scrub Oak and Hickory and chigger infested head high weeds. Along the MO River there are scrub Willow and Cotton Wood. Good stuff as always... Cheers from KCMO
When Scott keeps an old junker so long even he admits it junk.
Dan at DD Speed Shop really needed your advice. Most of which he followed. Glad to see the forest of cars without the trees. Alex is a fine fellow for bringing out the chainsaws. When you post I'm watching.
Wow that Lancia is quite an attractive car! I also appreciated the hoarder yard care tutorial.
100% on the 72 Fury. One of my favorite cars in the whole corral
Love the looks of that Lancia, buy the way all vintage Homelites run 32:1 fuel mix.
The really good Homelites were blue also!
It’s going to look amazing to have that all cleaned up and finish the building.
Look at that beautiful little car. I’m in love.
Nice to see you are making room and fixing up the front of the garage. The Lancia is a very unique machine. They looked faster than they were, but truly a driver's car.
@@rogersmith7396 Yes indeed!! I think the Italian & French cars succumbed first, immediately followed by mid 60s-up British cars.
I'm digging these Thursday videos! Can't wait to see the plans for the Forward Look cars
Man Al is quite a worker. Man what a dynamo. You gotta get Al and Justin back for another round of classic darts. And Scott you and Dean need a joint and a sit down to open some more mail. I always laugh my ass off at classic darts and mail time because you guys have so much fun. Cheers to the BEST CHANNEL on YOU TUBE !
That Lancia Fulvia sounds exactly like the Fiat 131 Mirafiori I had back in 1979.
Lancias, especially the pre-Fiat ones are pretty rare in the US. Once in a while one pops up but not often . The Betas from mid 70s are also not common because they have all return to earth.
nice to see the Fulvia. A friend of my parents had one in the late '70s and it was always one of my favorite cars. But they were real rust buckets, so nearly none survived here in the northern part of Europe. Thank you for showing us this really nice car from an era when Lancia was an independent car manufacturer with really interesting and very competitive sporty cars. Greetings from Bavaria
Pretty cool seeing the trees come down in fast motion!
I love the stop motion of Al, you cant see him much but you can see where he's up to in the brush by the column of 2 stroke smoke🤣
I was waiting for this.
I love the Thursday quickies. The "F" in Fulvia is reminiscent of the "F" in the Fury logo. It's nice to see a brown car that isn't brown because it's rusty.
Lancias are like bigfeet, all car guys know someone who says they saw one, but no one believes them.
Beautiful Lancia, great sounding engine. I love your comment... "We have to move the car...cass" 😆
A smart man asked me if I catch my own mistake, is it an error? Nope, it’s Quality checking 🤷♂️😎💪🤫😏🏴☠️🎯🇺🇸🏁👌🏻🤘🏻🙏🏻
The Lancia was a really sweet treat to consume, something nobody would see without the footage shown here. Al's 16 to 1 smoke show lumber removal was epic revealing dozens of lost treasures.
Beautiful car and sounds fantastic but I can hear it rust from Australia :))
That Lancia though! Sweet machine.
That little red funny smokey joe chain saw. Looked even funnier at high speed.
Good job, Alex. Let's have a dart.
That Lancia is absolutely gorgeous. The sound out of it is heavenly. No safety bumpers on it at all. They were only good when you had to park. When the bumpers hit , you were good. Those bumpers were also good in the winter time around town. When it snowed, all the kids used to hang out at the stop signs and hold on to the rear bumper. Then when you pulled away they would slide on the snow for a while until they let go. Fun times they were. You have to love Al. He lights up with that smoky chainsaw going. He should hire himself out for mosquito control with that thing. I love the way he cut all that timber into nice piles. In aircraft mechanic school we had an old twin Beechcraft with radial engines. They were great to start up. They would blow a gallon of oil out on cold start up. There were no mosquitoes in the whole area at all. Even more fun times. Thanks for the video, it was great to see the Lancia and Al being Al.
Wowza, what a cool little Italian car the Lancia is! That engine blows my mind. Nice to see the treasures in the trees. Those little Saab wagons are so cute! Cheers. See ya Saturday!
Scott: Your opening intro in front of the Dodge had me thinking that someone had supplied you with a new grille! You did an incredible job smoothing it out! Also a shout out to all the shout outs you get from the You Tube community and the knowledge you share! See you Saturday.
Nothing like watching Lemmy Jr mow down trees with his vintage chainsaws!!!
27 minutes, what an unexpected treat! Bruce knocked out a great field report, there's always something fun in his collection and he's great in front of a camera! Also, I think you and Alex are in a dead-heat for best pull-starts caught on film: Al with the Homelite flick and swagger, and you with the tall-T forearm reverse crank! Well done, boys!
So good to see you and Frankers looking so happy..
Made my day!
Wishing you and all the agents many more!
Thanks!!
Also Al on Tim Hortons is a force to be reconnected with!
Damn I love you guys! ❤
I always look forward to a visit with Cold War Motors. Thank you for having us over.
That Lancia is so fun! Looking forward to the shop upgrades!!!
It's always good to clean up to see old friends in the trees.
Mother Nature never rests! Always takes effort on our part to try and stay ahead of her! Good job on the light tidy of the ColdwarMotors car lot!!!!!
There goes my hero. First in last out🇨🇦🇺🇸🏴☠️😎👣🤘🏻.
What great episode.
Thoroughly enjoyed seeing tree clearing and Lancia stuff.
I feel spoilt this week.
Cheers and many thanks.
A colleague of mine had this exact model back in the 80s, and it drove beautifully. Over here in the UK, we once had quite a few Lancias on the road, but they all desolved into pools of rust and you just don't see them anymore.
More junker retrievals!!!!!!!!!! Count me in! 🤗🤗
Bless you, Francine.
I've never been much for European cars except the 60 something V12 Jag but this Lancia is one i would add to the like list. It's a good looking car and even the engine is kinda nifty. I was surprised when he said it's front wheel drive, the stance makes it look rear wheel drive. I used one of them Homelite saws that Al was using, it's a good ole saw, powerful for it's size, way more power than my late model one. The late model always starts on the first pull though so it's my go to saw for small stuff.
Back in the 1970's. I drove a Lancia Beta coupe, and I have seen a Lancia Stratos, but that's about it.
Another excellent Thursday sort out, amazing what's laying around. back in the 80s l bought 5 tons of old stock boxed car service items amongst it were about 150 sets of Lancia Fulvia brake pads, l sold them to the Fulvia consortium here in England, they were in a wooden tea chest, which was so heavy you could hardly move it 😄. Looking forward to Saturday. Thought the speeded up footage of Smokey Al was a great laugh 😂
I love the smell of two-stroke in the evenings. It smells of victory. Those Fulvia's are just one giant grin
Recall that on Italian cars of that era, the second wand for the lights controls the parking lights as well as low and high beam. Lift it up and the parking lights come on, switching off the headlights. Learned my lesson the first time I did that at night in my Fiat 131. Instant darkness!
Oh, boy, I can smell that blue cloud through the video! I love me some two-stroke mix in the morning.
Awesome Lancia vid. Would love to see more reviews from these two.
Could look at that Lancia dash for days!
The Fulvia is one of those cars I could obsess over. I love small displacement Italian cars and that narrow angle engine is like fine jewelry. Al fixed your tree problem and got rid of the Edmonton mosquito problem all in one afternoon.
Now I have a much better appreciation for when you say "I don't need anymore cars", wow. So much cool stuff, so little time to mess with it. And I thought I was getting overwhelmed with the 5 cars I've got! However, my sickness runs just as deep as yours, but in my collection of die cast cars and model kits.
That brown color really suits the Italian car. Al looks the part of a lumberjack. Great little video .
I really enjoy these Thursday previews. They hold me over until Saturday.
Nothing like unearthing forgotten treasures Scott.
Scott you're the man, half hour surprise vid. Ultra rare classic ride, which on paper looks like it would stay right with one of Al's minis on a road course. Light weight and front wheel drive. Al may have just found his Halloween Costume , 2 fisted chain saws with a smoke show and a Trudeau Mask LMAO. Thanks for the invite, see ya Saturday
When Al revd the saw it was War. Hilarious 🤣
A show so good I can hit the "Like" button before I even watch it
Al must be running 16:1 in that Homelite. Ha! I posted that before I saw the fuel can.
This is the only channel that can successfully go from showing off a beautiful Italian car to redneck chainsaws. I love it! Cheers!
Thanks Heather! We do try to keep mixing it up, haha... Next time: Abandoned Austins and Rusty Mercury Wagons, and probably something else, haha...Cheers!
Congratulations on clearing some trees (Thanks Al). You don't want to be one of "those guys" who die and have a 100 car carcasses with trees growing through them. Yes, I'm glad and proud to see you cleaning up and sorting out your salvaged parts cars. You kept them for a reason. I know money and time and people to help are in limited supply. You need a fund raiser. Maybe do another You Tube live broadcast. Last time you did that donations poured in from around the world, and it was a lot of fun. Thanks Scott from Scott a Patron.
I was thinking of doing a live show with the fellas to open the mail and get caught up? Cheers, and thanks so much as always for being one of the fine people who keep the show on the air!
Very satisfying tree cutting... Al is a master.
Al's tree cutting ability is too funny, i thought your yard was going to be renamed The Sahara with a oil slick instead of sand. This was superb thanks as always.
Thank you for zigzagging through the motorhead world like this... so fascinating going from flatheads to v4's with twin solexes to CX's
Scott, that 1972 Fury coupe is rather stylish. I recall it was one of the first, if not the very first, cars on your property. Over a decade ago, there were a couple videos featuring it. 1972 was the model year that best embodied the spirit of the fuselage styling. You might want to do something with it. If it no longer runs, all you need is a good old 318 and you'll have plenty of power. You can even install the hideaway headlight set up from the wagon on it if you like that look (though it looks quite cool with exposed headlights too). Me likes!
Frankers sneezing like our recent rescue Henry Floyd does. Nice.
That Al… what a card! Here’s an idea for the forward look Plymouths… do a full mechanical restoration with maybe a power transplant. Maybe a big old v8, like something out of an imperial, or desoto or something similar. Fix any rust through on the body, make sure the glass is good, and call it done. Just a nice old hot rod.
Hey Scott! Excellent work splicing our random terrible footage into something coherent and (hopefully) entertaining. Making us look good.
I should have put a disclaimer in that I'm no expert and no doubt got a few details wrong. So many comments about rust! Yes the Betas were infamous, but AFAIK these and other earlier Lancias were no worse than their contemporaries. Good luck finding a 1970 911 that didn't rust out if it was in a less-than-ideal environment. Luckily, the PNW is a pretty ideal environment so it should last longer than a few months here. Will be replacing past-due tires, hoses, etc. over the winter, and hopefully will get the car out your way for some first-hand experience. Cheers - 9088.
Hey 9088! Thanks again for taking the time to put that together for us! Thanks also to Milo for shooting it all; you guys are the best! Yeah, I agree that picking on Lancias for rust is kind of missing the point when almost all cars of that era, when exposed to heavy salt, turned to dust. That said, I don't think I've ever seen an original one as good as what you've found!
Please to make the trip to HQ anytime; I'd be very happy for a chance to go around the block in such a jewel of a car...Cheers guys, and thanks again!
Gotta love a guy that loves his classic minis.
Avid Coldwarmotors fan, been a massive Lancia fan as long as my time began. Really nice to see this, always had a Lancia or a few of some sort since I was 18 working or mostly not working. Thanks guys. If a Lancia is my casket when I leave the conscious world I will be happy.
I have to admire a guy that can do revivals out of his own stash. I respect the way you have set up your own little outside art gallery and cycle in the classic tires and caps. Even though they may never hit the road, they are dressed for the part, and still breathing. Cheers brother.
HAHAHA! That is the darndest looking beaver cutting and hauling those trees! HAHAHA!
Love those forward look 2 doors Scott. They are beautiful style 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful little Fiat. Loud as hell, though!! LOL
And you will NEVER lose the person running that chain saw.. Smoke signals, ALL DAY!! Great day!!
Cheers Scott and Agents!!
What a great Lancia..nice stance. Al's tree clearing service
love those late 50s early 60s cars so looking forward to seeing any of them brought back to life . cheers mate 🇦🇺
Another fantastic smoke filled tree logging episode. Always worth the wait.
The Fulvia is cool, and nobody should lose street cred if they haven’t seen one. I only saw and worked on a couple of Lancias as a mechanic at Ital Motors in Edmonton as a much younger man. It must have been extremely rare in these parts. That weird cotter pin hose clamp did travel all the way from Italy down to the Russian built Lada though. I meticulously removed, saved, and reinstalled those on my Signet when I worked on hoses just because I’m a little weird. 🙂
I never saw a Lancia till now either, that engine looks like it was dueling with Citroen. Amazing the stuff hiding in that bush, you can now pretend it's a new discovery on another yard and make a deal with yourself to buy it all.
Love seeing all the maintenance. Loads of fun stuff buried in the woods. And three cheers for Al--what a load of work!
That Lancia looks like brand new. Always good to add extra two stroke oil to ward off the black flies. Looks like there's enough firewood to keep the shop warm for your winter projects. Trees are a renewable resource but, apparently, Alex uncovered some non-renewable resources after the smoke and trees were cleared.
Love it Hi SCOTT Hi Frankers 💟
Great Lancia. What a great little project. The sound of that engine is music.
WOW 😮 Seeing old the old steel that was hidden ! Always enjoy your videos!
Al is a wildcat. I see stitches when he grabs a saw! Shops going to look good soon.
Maybe some old school used car lot "string lights" would be appropriate when done.
Cheers 🇨🇦
Tks for the ride in the Lancia. I owned a white 1.6S in Italy in the '80's and had a great time.
You certainly do like a project. Big projects!
Lovely little Lancia !!
But that chain saw, Holy smokes ! 🤣
Love these little mid week treats!