50000 Subscribers! Jim's Been Shopping, Fury Parts, and Viewer Mail with Dean!
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- Hi Everyone! This week we're back to work on the 1960 Plymouth Fury, working on the interior panels, and Jim has been shopping again! A surprise (thumbnail) too, and it's time again for Viewer Mail with Dean!
Thanks also 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 get a sticker, hat 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!
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Hi Everyone! This week we're back to work on the 1960 Plymouth Fury, working on the interior panels, and Jim has been shopping again! A surprise (thumbnail) too, and it's time again for Viewer Mail with Dean!
Thanks also 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 get a sticker, hat 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!
50,000 subs! CONGRATULATIONS! Scott, Dean, Al, Ashley, Tom, Justin, Steve, Frankers, and The Dodge Bros, Myles, and Everyone at CWMC!
Congrats on 50,000 subs. Glad to be one of them. Did you get a recent surge? Perhaps since the last "Project Binky" Bad Obsession Motorsports mini? ;)
Keep up the outstanding, mediocre, not Hollywood, The Greatest Show on the Internets. I hope the success doesn't change you.
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Keep up the great videos Scott been enjoying your Chanel for years look forward watching every Saturday
Thanks for this week's Plymouth content, I love that car............
The Z1 was the iconic bike in Mad Max.
CWM should have been at 50K years ago. This is by far my favorite RUclips channel and the fact that your videos are posted like clockwork makes it even better. That model is crazy cool. A true work of art. ☮️🤓
That model was fucking mind blowing. I'm still shaking my head.
I look forward to Friday nights because it means Cold War motors uploads a video
50,000 subscribers is criminally low for the quality of this channel! love what you do, keep it up!
Agreed, this channel should have much more.
I keep telling my buds about it.
agree, once this hits the suggested viewing status he will double his subs over night.
Well put; Could not agree more!
@@bufords I just hope he doesn't change it when the channel blows up. This is the best car show on RUclips.
The only thing that Plymouth model needs is a miniature Frankers for the back seat! Congrats on 50k subs!
That is an awesome job. He is
a real artist. 👏🏻👏🏻
I was gonna say the same thing.
Where does Jim keep finding these cars? It’s not like he has loads of time to go out and look.
Your show beats the "professional" competition hands down! Let's hope you make the magic 100K mark soon.
No doubt 100k no problem.
Oh yah no fer sure.
The reason that you would never see a show like CWM on a current cable channel is that a) there is no random, arbitrary interpersonal drama, b) there is no manufactured drama caused by the rush to meet arbitrary/unrealistic deadlines (the only deadline I can recall was the Citroen one), and c) no way to monetize the program through tie-ins and product placements. Could you imagine an alternate universe version of CWM where, say, Mr. T just happens to drop by to ask Scott to build him a Boogie Van?
Congratulations! You deserve way, way more. Keep up the great work. 🇨🇦
Hey, thanks so much you guys! I am deeply flattered that you would watch this stuff... All the best to everyone at Nick's Garage from me and Frankers and the Agents!
@@coldwarmotors Flattered that you would answer, buddy. You have been on my playlist since before I started shooting with Nick. Cheers! -G.
Agreed. CWM is as honest and gritty as it should be. TV has nothing on them.
agreed, the only vids I watch properly as opposed to have running in the background while doing other stuff here
Wow I think Jim just reclaimed the lead in this years winter beater challenge! Congratulations on reaching a long overdue 50k!
The only way I could tell it was a model at first was because of how big the grains of snow were. Not because of anything about the car.
Yes, after the third time watching i noticed the big snow grains. What a good show every week.
I first noticed the unusually dense windows
@@lolatmyage I missed that due to being unusually dense myself 😂
At first I thought it was a 'tilt-shift' camera where everything is jewel-like and hyper-real.. I said 'wow Scott! Nice camera work'..
Then 'gods hand descended' and the game was up. Still..amazing repro toy car and great camera work too..
Well, you're not looking very closely at the opening scenery, so with the background, it just seemed to be another junker. When the giant hand picked it up, you had to go back and see what you'd missed. I was thinking "Dean probably sees the world very much like this often with a snootful of Old Milwaukee--the beer for when you care to serve the very cheapest."
The detailing on Steve’s Plymouth model is incredible! Nice to see the Jeep find a good home, and for Jim to find another amazingly preserved original car. Really nice work saving that door pane, Scott. You deserve a ton more subscribers, this is the best channel by far!
WOW! What a super model car, great job!! Almost impossible to improve on that, but a teeny tiny Frankers in the backseat...maybe?
When the wife sees me in my chair with iPad and headphones laughing my ass off she says mini frankers nite?
Totally had me fooled for a few seconds - what a model!
The model is actually a real piece of art work . It's called Dynarama art. Nice job
That model Fury is astonishing!! The rotting sills, the bent and absent trim, the flathead 6 under the hood, and even the air cleaner on the front seat. Wow! Dude deserves an award!
Man I love Jim’s new “errands car” what a killer car.
Still the most enjoyable automotive channel to watch!
That model TOTALLY fooled me! Wow!
Love Jim's new car. Awesome!
I just rewatched the original Savoy videos!!!
WOW : that Fury model is unbelievable!!!!!
What a talented person. He needs to make movie props!
Cheers
Your channel is the highlight of my week! From an old oil hauler from Saskatchewan
I am just so honoured to see my name across the screen. Thank you for that, Scott!
My favorite show on You Tube.. or anywhere else. Thank YOU Scott, and the rest of the gang, for letting us follow you guys. True entertainment, makes you forget some of the all too familiar unpleasantries of life... like needing a new set of bass strings, and being so broke you have to boil the old ones! I look forward to each Saturday, and save the viewing for after dinner.. a very fun way to spend the evening.. I'm thankful to your patrons, for helping you keep up this rare and entertaining show!
Where do the weeks go? CWM keeping us sane.Oh and Tom for President! Lol.
Hello from Slovakia. I watch your show every Saturday at 10,00pm to end my week. I don't expect to see any Škodas in the mix, but thats OK. Congrates on 50K. Cheers mate.
We used to have Skodas here in Canada.
They rusted out pretty quickly though.
My high school buddy had an orange skoda, fun car!
I loved my 1985 Škoda Rapid! It was still on the road in Edmonton around 2000...
They sold Skodas in Canada for a short time in the late fifties and then again in the early 80s. They were rare when new and I haven't seen one in twenty years. A friend of mine drove an 80s model, he remembers what a pain in the neck it was to bleed the air out of the heater because the heater was in the front of the car and the engine in the back, it took a couple of hours to get all the air out but after that the heater worked fine.
When the 1960 Fury is finally complete, you guys have to throw a coming out backyard barbecue party. A serious one.
When I first started to watch this channel a couple of years ago I thought it was just a bunch of hackers playing around with rustbucket old cars , You sure have proved me wrong!!!!!! I have seen some real quality work being done, looks are can be decieving. Now I look forward every week to the next video. I have been buiding hotrods for 60 years and I know how hard to make panels and paint look great. Keep up the good work and the laughes coming. Thanks for the great channel. !!!!!
Scott, you have to fix that Jeep!!!! Hands down my favorite channel. Your craftsmanship continues to amaze me.
Congrats on the 50K! I gotta admit a bit of envy that you scored the Grand Wagoneer, the next question on it will be where it lands on the Next To Do list. Jim has quite the knack for finding really sweet vehicles. Stay safe, stay well and stay warm!
LMAO I really who else didn't think it wasn't a model car in the snow LOL
Wow Jim another super car find!
The horn ring on Jims Customline will have the 50th Anniversary hub. Oh just saw you found it. Please ask Jim to change rear differential fluid. No one ever does. Cheapest fix you can do and it never gets done
...hi Scott...thanks for making a show that you would actually sit down and watch......
I've often thought to myself that this world would be a much better place if everyone had a bit more Cold War Motors in their hearts. I now feel even stronger about that sentiment after hearing Scott's closing comments.
Additionally, Scott and the agents have caused me to rethink and gain an appreciation for the sometimes woeful designs of the late fifties and early sixties. A feat I had once considered impossible. So much so that there may be a Dublin Green 1960 Buick LeSabre coming to join the herd at my place. Fingers crossed. Keep up the great work!
Scott, It’s cool to see you hit 50k. I’ve been watching since about 2013, and you were doing this stuff way before shows like roadkill and vice grip garage got popular. Your videos are a bit more impressive though because you show even the nitty gritty details of building these cars for no budget! It’s easy to do when you have sponsors and you have people basically give you everything you need to put a car together.
Yippee-my favorite hour entertainment has arrived!
CONGRATS on the most well deserved 50k !! That model is insane. Please tell me that there's an episode where the outro is a diorama of CWM HQ and I didn't dream it in some whiskey-fueled coma. I watched a couple of dozen episodes' outro and have yet to find it. It's starting to concern me.
Tom's commentary in the door panel segment had me rolling! And it looks great!
Congrats on that Wagoneer and Jim's '53 is super cool!
Also Jim's dry wit kills!! And you're no slouch either...
Fave quote of this episode: " If the world wants to have a crazy contest with me, Let's go..."lolol
I saw it too 😁 it was within the last year, I want to say Summer or Spring 2020.
I think the episode you are looking for is called back on the fury
@@dantiel4179 that’s the one, September 12, 2020 - someone has way too much time on their hands! Epic scale modeling.!,
They still have the 58 Savoy coupe !😄 after all these years ❤ and omg it's a Diecast too ❤🇧🇷
Jim has great taste in car's.
Only 2 minutes in. That model is AWESOME! Great news on the 50k subs.
Congratulations on 50k+! ...and on the Jeep- love the roof lines. Jim has joined the elite corp of folks who drive their 50s 4 doors year round. I drive a 51 Plymouth and a 53 Hudson Super Jet. The crap I take from folks about it is terrible, but I believe cars were made to be driven and enjoyed. My response is usually " You can buy it from me and put it in your warm garage" . Anyhoo, love the show, keep it rolling and I'll keep watching.
My parents bought a 53 Hudson Jet new, dark green over light green. My mother LOVED that car. She drove it until it rusted out from underneath her in the 60s and mourned it like a family member for years. I still have the owner's manual.
I would drive my old cars in the winter if it weren't for all the salt on the roads!! Just can't bear the thought of letting them corrode on my watch. Next owner probably won't be nearly as particular!
The scale model just needs a dog setting beside it .
I'm glad you got the Grand Wagoneer, I know you really wanted it!!! Can't wait to see the 60 back on the road. you really have brought that thing back from the dead. It's going to look so cool once you get the interior finished and in it. looking forward to all of future episodes.
I really like this channel. I learn so much about old cars. Thank you.
Tom, Canadian Senior Ball Busting Champion.
Literally Laughing ..Loudly...and chuckling as I wrote this too.
@@bryduhbikeguy nothing like having the old guy around. Keeps you honest.
Scott you are a fearless artist and craftsman, the work you do is inspiring.
The model is so detailed, so much harder, than anything pristine!!!
I really enjoy all segments of the channel, classic tire, viewer mail, classic darts and all the characters that you surround yourself with are just great
Jim's living the dream!
50k? That's an injustice. This is the only car RUclips channel that makes you feel like you're chilling with the lads.
Nice seeing the Meteor. My grandparents had a '54 Monarch. They took that to Expo '67 and came back with two cars, haha. They bought a new '67 Chrysler Newport. That was one vehicle I wish I had kept but my body skills were none-existent then so I sold it off to a fella that wanted to restore it. The Monarch ended up scrapped but the engine ended up living on in a '53 F-600. The old flathead would run on anything. The only thing we ever had ongoing issues with was the water pumps. They have a left and right water pump and it always seemed like one of them was going. Suffice to say, we got new ones instead of remanufactured ones, from Ford Obsolete in California and never had issues with anymore. A great engine to start working on when I was young since it was pretty forgiving and would just work.
Saturday evenings are my favorite time of the weeks!
Oh man! That model! Kudos, Kudos, Kudos to the maker.
I saw Jim's bare hand grab that chrome door handle and I can still feel the "cold-burn" that below-zero air has on skin. So GLAD to be here in SW Ohio this winter AM
Not even an Alberta winter seems to slow down the CWM warriors. Great episode. Steve's Savoy model is a reverse art tour de force. Dean's carefree bucolic outlook is ever enjoyable. Scott's skill at making a silk purse from a sow's ear that has been dead for 30 years. Tom's Nietzscheian interjections. Franker's, "You talkin' to me" cameos. And then there's Jim. We've all known highly intelligent people. Rare is it to find it in someone who is so unimposing about it- listening to and flowing with the ideas and comments of others. What a great school teacher he would have made. Amazing group of people assembled is such a small, rural town. Look forward to every new segment.
Next year's winter beater suggestion for Scott- a MG 1100 or similar Austin/Reiley/Woolsey variant. Hydroelastic suspension designed to counter Citroen's hydraulic suspension. Thanks all.
50K, that's great. Congratulations !
Jim what a guy , love his new car what a great old tub ! Always makes me smile ! Keep warm people .
So Scott managed to talk Jim into selling him the big Jeep...
And Jim replaces it with a four-door flathead Ford V8. Nice...
Looking forward to seeing more Wagoneer content...
Congratulations on reaching the 50k subs mark, that's a great achievement...
Wow, that model is absolutely incredible! What a beautiful gift.
The 53 customize is to nice to be a beater! I have a 54 customline 4 dr.
50k, finally. Congratulations!
That 1953 Ford was my first car- mine a 2 door sedan- bought when I was 13 for $50 and rebuilt the engine- my first rebuild other than lawn mower motors- mine same color- thanks for making me have some good memories of those learning years-
I love the channel Scott, it has everything I like on it. Old cars, cute dog, some how to segments (although I don't think I could do anything as well as you do), some crazy friends. I started watching seriously when you were getting the Frazier everyday driver. Stay the course. John
I had this goofy grin on my face for the whole segment with Jim , Lindsay and Lucy. So great to see ‘50’s car being driven and appreciated. Give yourselves a pat on the back! This is why I donate every month.
Congrats on 50K! I aspire to be Jim someday hahaha, he has a lot of stuff that I enjoy
Evening guys
Sometimes when I think of all the projects I have sitting here and the lack of space ,I now realise I should have stuck to building model kits.
I too, like Randall collected kits before retirement to build at that time. I have a good 50 or 60. Some are started previously and that's where I will pick it up now that the full sized stuff is where it needs to be. Great fun!
Last time I counted my model kits I had over 1000, so I stopped counting 😄
About that ad with Dean: In a GM car you could order about any color combo you wanted into the early 70's and some of them were pretty wonky.
The opening segment had my believing there was another Batman sequel coming out co-starring the Joker(with Dean laughing in the background)! Another great episode and the reason why Saturday night is the best night of the week!
Thank you Scott and patrons! This "show" has become a highlight of an ending work week for me for over a year now. I'm very invested in watching the Fury project and appreciate the weekly content so much.
You should have him do up a model for every car you restore for a VERY accurate depiction of the original vehicle before restoration. I think that would be awesome. Congrats on 50K, should be 5Million.
The CoWaMo Show is the best Car Show on the PLANET!
I came for the cars and stayed for the awesome content. entertaining and educational.
Such a precious dog! God bless you for being a kind and caring person!
Every time i find or RUclips recommends a Plymouth video to watch , i always recommend COLDWARMOTORS in the comments. There is ALWAYS someone else doing the same !
Spreading the gospel of Plymouth’s , Plaid and Poodles !
Congrats on reaching 50K subscribers Scott !, none of your viewers would ever consider you being lazy mate, that door moulding looks great for the Fury !! We need more Tom on the show, he makes me laugh a lot, Cheers from Australia to you, Frankers, Tom and all the Agents :)
Ah man are we glad to see you guys!
Another great video, thanks. I really liked how you repaired the door panel, you are talented. Don't let anyone tell you any different. I thoroughly enjoyed the segment on Jim's 1953 Ford.
I remember an Uncle that had one, back in the mid 60's. He had rebuilt the flathead in my Grandpa's blacksmith shop. I also drove it many times. It was a real joy driving it. Quiet and powerful to a young driver as I was then,
Keep on doing what you do. Congratulations on 50,000. Be Safe.
I feel honored to be 1 of 50,000 in the coldwarmotors family.
That model is amazing.... he deserves three gold medals! Congrats on the 50,000 subs... I subscribed many years ago. Your channel is my favorite on RUclips!
Holy shit! how high were you when making that Plymouth model? amazing man! The show where signal lights are "Creature Comforts" lmao. haha
Holy mackerel fish! He deserves a platinum medal for the W.O.T. Olympics!!!! Initially I thought it was the real thing until you picked it up! Unbelievable! He is as much a master of the minutia as you are to the real cars!!! Wow! Fantastic!
What a beautiful original score Jim got! I initially thought it was a chev because of the side moldings that seems reminiscent of the side chev moldings like the 59/60 impalas have. Until Jim broke out the ferd book i didn't know it was a ferd. Regardless, it's in pristine condition! And Scott score,you got the jeep!!!
Thank you for everything you do to keep this incredibly awesome channel going! You rightfully should have 5,000,000 subscribers with the spectacular content you insanely provide, you, the agents at large, and we can't forget the 4 leggers too!!! More milk bones please!
Scott, I appreciate all you do. It was interesting to hear your mission statement there. Congrats on the 50K. People don't realise how much work it takes to put up a real good quality video every week. I do the same on a smaller, simpler scale and even that is a lot of work editing etc. You have amazing talents and we the audience are privileged to be able to see the results. Thanks for keeping us entertained for an hour every Saturday night (here in the UK). Mart.
you are to the car hobby what FM radio was to rock in the 70's don't change .
Always look forward to watching your channel every Saturday.
All the best!
A very worthy comparison!! CKGM-FM (later CHOM -Fm) with Doug Pringle et al.
Yep, that model is definitely two grams of shrooms into mind blowing.
I learned how to drive on my grandfather's 1953 meteor with the thunderbird engine, and his 1948 ford 1/2 ton. In 2012 I bought a 1952 ford Crestline victoria, it was a full restoration, it was ready to put back on the frame, and the place where it was at burnt down, there was nothing left of the car and the person did not have insurance. I was pissed. It was my dream car as I was born in 52, I was keeping it stock the roof was going to be sun gate ivory and body mellow brook green.
Being a old man, i watch a lot of RUclips....and this channel is my favorite. Good job! Congratulations on reaching 50K!
It sure is amazing to see your Fury now, seemed like just days ago you and the agents were dragging out of that muddy field. I sure have loved every video of that build along the way. Best to you and the agents Scott, absolutely my favorite car channel on youtube.
And he ends up with the Jeep anyway! That's cool....and congrats on 50K
Thanks for all you do Scott & the agents! Hands down my favorite channel on RUclips.
Scott, you have stayed true to your goal of creating a "show" ("or whatever you want to call it...") that not only you can watch, but, obviously,
50, 000 others. Thanks.
Congratulations on 50k . 👍 I look forward to watching each week.
Ok I was totally shocked when you picked that car up!!! Totally shocked
Great episode. Steve's model is truly a work of art. Sure fooled me. Thought it was a real car! Jim sure knows how to score great cars. The 53 ford is "WAY KOOL". Great car to take the kids to the drive in.
That model had me 100% fooled until the last picture, and I build models. Hat's off to Steve and his crazy weathering skills.
I remember when I found this channel it had something like 14.000 subs and even back then, I thought (and even commented I reckon) that it should have many, many more. The content is great, real, no scripted crap, so congrats on 50k subs and I'm sure there will be more to come!
Cheers from Argentina!
Francine says that Plymouth Savoy is "Ruff!"
(Insert Rim Shot) 😆
@@lbindert Francine, when asked, "What is the most difficult part of a car to paint?, said "Roof."
I refinished the door panels on my 63 Laurentian using 1/8" styrene plastic. It was an ad from the side of a bus!
That is a beautiful little '53 Ford. I am a huge fan of the old grocery getters like these sedans were. I like the glamour queens too, but everyman cars like these are always going to be my favorites.