Totally addictive! Couldn't stop watching! Can't believe this engine is still in contention. You guys just ain't got any quit in you. Can't wait to see what happens next. Bless y'all and keep 'em coming!
I will not be surprised to you guys get this motor back together and it purr like a kitten. Y’all are walk on water miracle workers when it comes to bringing these dead engines back to life! Never cease to amaze me!!
engine was, from memory, a Renault unit, which was also used by Volvo. they should be fairly easily available, although many in the USA are converting to V8 power to give them the performance they always should have had.
@@petelattimer6808 yeah, I am kind of bored with a LS-swapping everything, but I have seen these cars with an LS4 from a FWD car that brings them up over 300hp. I don't think many mods are required and the original gearbox is used (with internal component upgrades).
Engine was also used in the Peugeot 604 with 3 carbs (1 single plus 1 double) or with injection. I owned a 604 SL in Norway. Actually, these engines can be made to perform very well with some special parts. Even a turbo. They can do easily 7000 rpm without damage to valvetrain , it is originally very good balanced. As a engine unit they can be made to do about 300 HP with turbo/supercharger and it will last if done correctly. @@petelattimer6808
I like the scripture from Psalm 23. You guys are so entertaining and inspirational to watch. A Father and Son working together with the whole family. That's what's missing in this age. Love the content guys.
TR, I don't know if you fellas have a boat but I do think you now have an anchor! Your patience is admirable, but that engine has a tragic history! Great video!
I had no idea that the Delorean engine was so complicated. I was never a big fan of these cars because they were all show and no go. You guys have a huge task to try and get this motor to run again. It had to be under water to explain all the rust. Good luck and God bless!
I have a subscriber that owns a Delorean. It was a project between she and her dad. Her dad passed away, and she lost interest in it. She saw my late father's 1958 Plymouth on my channel and that gave her the desire to start working on it again. You never know who you might inspire or encourage with a video! I'm going to show her this video. Her engine still runs, or it did a couple of years ago. Hopefully she can catch things before they get as bad as this poor engine! God bless!!
Guys, my dad is a retired Italian Air Force airplane mechanic, and as a young boy I never understood how he could like very much to tear things down and make them work again. It was dirty and demanding, and I simply didn’t want to have anything to do with it. Now, while watching your videos, I can understand him much more! Thank you for that and God bless you!
I enjoyed this teardown as much as any other build or recovery ...it may have been gross and full of rust ,but I really enjoy this kind of episode. I really learn alot about a totally different kind of motor..
Wow, you guys are amazing. I would have thrown in the towel a long time ago. I am locked in and can't waiting to see the end. This has to be the most intense restoration I have ever seen! Thanks!
I think Back to the Future was one of the best movies I ever saw! The was way under powered, Johnny Carson was stuck in one on the 405 for hours!!!! I always wanted one! God bless you both for your efforts!!!😊🙏😇💪
I love the way y'all bounce ideas off of each other. This is a great father son team. I used to have a relationship with my father inlaw like this but not anymore
I watched for the carnage and was not disappointed. That was a lot of effort to pull that engine apart. Alex on Legit Street Cars did a full restoration on his DeLorean but his was only showing the first signs of the valley of death syndrome. He found a NOS parts supplier in Chicago area and was able to get parts and advice on rebuilding his car. You might consider contacting him about engine options. He is a master mechanic with over 20 years experience.
Awesome video! So much better than just swopping the engine out, there is no fun in watching that anymore. You can absolutely pull this motor through the valley of death, that block is definitely fixable by welding holes shut with gussets or drilling and tapping holes. What an epic storyline this will be with your channel’s name, the valley of death issue and second chances! Please get her running again🙏🙏
@@ingresswizard9044 100% agree with what you say, especially from reliability standpoint, but those cars properly restored and numbers matching will reach silly money in future, whereas a modern engine swop out will also cost fair bit but you will have very little value in the end. Either option will be a tonne of work, so I would choose the one that leaves me with the best investment when all is said and done. Plus I am just a sucker for trying to save any old engines, can’t stand the thought of someday soon only having electric motors to get excited about…
this is interesting as my friend ...has a dual turbo delorean factory built for the prime minster of finland ...and it would take your breath away...derek
OMG ,, YOU GUYS HAVE A LOT ON YOUR HANDS ,, VERY SAD!!! I DO BELIEVE THAT CAR WAS SITTING IN SOME WATER FOR A WHILE ...I HAVE WATCH YOUR VIDEOS FOR A LONG TIME AND THIS IS A DUUZZZZIE , DEPRESSING... ITS HARD TO FIND DONOR ENGINES FOR THIS CAR..IT GETS WORST,WE NEED A PRAYER.. YOU GUYS ARE STILL THE BEST ,, WE NEED A SOS IF ANYONE CAN HELP THAT HAS ANOTHER ENGINE .. WOW!! THANKS GUYS......
"yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me." Y'all are deep into the valley! :-) Honestly, I am rooting for this engine to live again. I cannot wait to see more. I don't recall watching you and your dad tear an engine all the way down like this, but it has been fascinating and I am certainly hoping that the outcome is good! As someone else stated, maybe you will be the first to successfully repair the 'Valley of Death" and bring this engine back to life! God bless!
Y'all went through all that pain. I wouldn't even of bothered dismantling that motor would've droppped a supercharged Series II 3.8 in it! Good job though, hard workers💪💪👍👍!
As a young man l was a mechanic at a Renault dealership, l hate the way those engines are so misunderstood and underappreciated. I used to service those engines on a regular basis and trust me, they're a good engine when used correctly in the right vehicle. The big mistake that Delorean made with that engine was using the normally aspirated version , the turbo version used in the alpine and mvs sport's cars behaved like quite a different animal. The n/a version there however still was a very good smooth engine but was much better suited to more sedate use in sedans such as the r30,r25, Volvo 264,760 and Peugeot 604 etc . Don't hate the engine, hate the jerk who put it in the wrong car. Ideally, Delorean should have gone with the aluminium rover/Buick v8 in one of its variations or turboed that v6 like alpine did.
Good luck for this restoration. Even in France the V6 PRV (Peugeot, Renault, Volvo) wasn't famous because of : low power, big fuel consumption, bad balancing (at the very start it was a V8 project). I live about 20 miles from the factory where this engine was made.
You guys really want that engine to live. I am watching till the end. Been ill the last two days and stumbled on to this channel. Watched too many episodes already. I like the fact that you appreciate the life in those old vehicles as it is. 👍🏾. Hard work you people doing.
Been watching your show for a couple weeks, started with bustin rust found you started this restored. I’m an old back yard mechanic myself. Keep up the good work.
As a 30 year Delorean owner, I’m really Enjoying watching the First ever RUclips Teardown of Delorean PRV. All I can say is, do your research. Complete Engine Rebuild information and parts are easily available from Delorean Midwest and can be found online under Delorean Workshop Manual.
It just dawned on me where all that sludge, dirt, plus sea shells came to be in the engine. Could it be that the previous owner watched the "Back to the Future" series and tried to run their DeLorean car on garbage. 🤔😀 I'm glad you spent time stripping the engine right back as it is very interesting to see why it wasn't running. Love you RUclips site and the various vids.👍
Okay - again I am hooked! I have had times when I was sure, in my own life, that there was no hope. I guess I've had my own valleys of death to deal with, just like this engine, but God has continued to work on my restoration, so if God has given me hope through your struggles, I guess there is still a chance for me! And a chance for this engine to again surge with life! Blessings for you and your ministry!
Well job done. The maintaining non-atmospheric engine is like... is like working with film for the photographer nowadays, from start to the end. Once more thank you, gentlemen.
Great video. Love watching you two guys working together. Thumbs up from England. Keep up the hard work on the Delorean. Enjoying watching the updates 👍👍👍
I went to college back in late ‘60s in Daytona Beach, Fla. at that time you could drive on the beach. Some folks would park too far out at low tide. Come back to find there car under water. That would explain the total water damage and the sea shell in the engine. You may find more salt water damage when you attack the interior. Keep up the good work.
Godspeed, boys. When uou called the guy from DeLorean usa, as soon as he saw the hole, he was like, yeah, you're done. You might want to try derrick from vice grip garage as he just pulled the engine from his delorean, he might still have it and it might be better than yours
Awesome engine tear down video folks, very interesting to see inside a Delorean engine, I hope you can get the block repaired and any other parts it may need to get it back running again, all the best and god bless 👍👍👍
Please keep it and throw in twin turbos. The factory Legend Turbos prototypes were said to have been on par with the Testarossa acceleration wise. Don't forget the Alpine A610 Turbo, also an amazing car, using the same PRV V6.
I heard of opening a can of Worms. But that was the worst rust inside an engine. Christian has to be arm weary. Filming you men. Glad Lance that you and your dad are not quitting. You and your viewers are in for some extremely interesting videos. Thanks for sharing. 💯👍👊
Thank you for showing me the time you put in taking the engine apart can't wait to see how it works out for you God bless you And All your family And friends see you on the next video 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
One of the very best fish and chips vids I have ever watched'😂😂😂😂 this is the kind of video I love to watch on RUclips,! Thx father & son. Regards from South Africa❤
Definitely got more patience then me, but atleast you know now all the extra work is going to be worth it in the long run for the rebuild ❤ All the best, love and strength ❤️ Love the bloopers too, more please! 😂
I love how you are taking the time to go through the motor🎉 I understand my last comment and the last video for this episode for this car was a little bit out of the line for my contacts have comments that I normally post but I really think there's a possibility in this car but you need to get a new motor. Completely strip that paint off estimate what body panels are good or not take the original patina stainless steel panels on the car like it originally had and get the correct tail lights for it and then fix all the tidbits that needs to get done
Cannot wait to see what the motor will look like after its Evaporust submersion! If all else fails maybe do a small block LS swap, but again hopefully a good submersion will help clean the old block up!
Wow, didn't think you guys would continue after seeing some of the insides of that engine. Must say, I'm very keen to see more of it and how it turns out for you both! 😎
Thanks for all you do love watching you and your Dad You guys are a inspiration both on reviving old cars but in life thank you. Still think a VW bug T-shirt would be awesome
You Gentlemen are REALLY going for it! That mill looks like burnt toast crushed to crumbs. That said, if we are up to episode 2, you Gear Angels are fighting to beat the evil history out of this ride. I say "GO FOR IT!" Turn that dang thing into a DeKraven and make it your own!!!
Excellent video RESTORE Crew Wyatt :) , Lance :) , Christina:) also say need good engine and bet transmission for this car to it wild what happened to it this way ! Sure shocked me to on tearing engine found big issues and wow too!
The more important question is, once the body is stripped to a shell and that paint is removed, is it in good shape? If so, then discuss how to proceed with other DeLorean youtubers and owners. You may even be able to do a collaboration with DeLorean nation and those who installed the LS6 (LS anyway) engine swap and have a car combining the best of the old, with the best of the new.
This what turnin rust is about. Could’ve easily went to short route and found a cheap motor to throw in it. Definitely invested seeing the finished product
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Totally addictive! Couldn't stop watching! Can't believe this engine is still in contention. You guys just ain't got any quit in you. Can't wait to see what happens next. Bless y'all and keep 'em coming!
I will not be surprised to you guys get this motor back together and it purr like a kitten. Y’all are walk on water miracle workers when it comes to bringing these dead engines back to life! Never cease to amaze me!!
Lol you guys got more hope than me. I would have made a boat anchor out of it a long time ago. 🤣
I’m ready for the JB Weld to get busted out…😂
I was thinking how fast I would have turned around and walked away from that engine and been all over the car!
engine was, from memory, a Renault unit, which was also used by Volvo. they should be fairly easily available, although many in the USA are converting to V8 power to give them the performance they always should have had.
@@petelattimer6808 yeah, I am kind of bored with a LS-swapping everything, but I have seen these cars with an LS4 from a FWD car that brings them up over 300hp. I don't think many mods are required and the original gearbox is used (with internal component upgrades).
Engine was also used in the Peugeot 604 with 3 carbs (1 single plus 1 double) or with injection. I owned a 604 SL in Norway. Actually, these engines can be made to perform very well with some special parts. Even a turbo. They can do easily 7000 rpm without damage to valvetrain , it is originally very good balanced. As a engine unit they can be made to do about 300 HP with turbo/supercharger and it will last if done correctly. @@petelattimer6808
I like the scripture from Psalm 23. You guys are so entertaining and inspirational to watch. A Father and Son working together with the whole family. That's what's missing in this age. Love the content guys.
TR, I don't know if you fellas have a boat but I do think you now have an anchor! Your patience is admirable, but that engine has a tragic history! Great video!
I had no idea that the Delorean engine was so complicated. I was never a big fan of these cars because they were all show and no go. You guys have a huge task to try and get this motor to run again. It had to be under water to explain all the rust. Good luck and God bless!
I have a subscriber that owns a Delorean. It was a project between she and her dad. Her dad passed away, and she lost interest in it. She saw my late father's 1958 Plymouth on my channel and that gave her the desire to start working on it again. You never know who you might inspire or encourage with a video! I'm going to show her this video. Her engine still runs, or it did a couple of years ago. Hopefully she can catch things before they get as bad as this poor engine! God bless!!
Guys, my dad is a retired Italian Air Force airplane mechanic, and as a young boy I never understood how he could like very much to tear things down and make them work again. It was dirty and demanding, and I simply didn’t want to have anything to do with it. Now, while watching your videos, I can understand him much more! Thank you for that and God bless you!
I enjoyed this teardown as much as any other build or recovery ...it may have been gross and full of rust ,but I really enjoy this kind of episode. I really learn alot about a totally different kind of motor..
Absolute perseverance again ..... quitting is no option attitude...you guys are awesome....
Wow, you guys are amazing. I would have thrown in the towel a long time ago. I am locked in and can't waiting to see the end. This has to be the most intense restoration I have ever seen! Thanks!
I think Back to the Future was one of the best movies I ever saw! The was way under powered, Johnny Carson was stuck in one on the 405 for hours!!!! I always wanted one! God bless you both for your efforts!!!😊🙏😇💪
I have faith in you guys. That Ford motor out of the truck looked way worse. Yous still managed to rebuild that. You've got this.
I love the way y'all bounce ideas off of each other.
This is a great father son team. I used to have a relationship with my father inlaw like this but not anymore
I watched for the carnage and was not disappointed. That was a lot of effort to pull that engine apart. Alex on Legit Street Cars did a full restoration on his DeLorean but his was only showing the first signs of the valley of death syndrome. He found a NOS parts supplier in Chicago area and was able to get parts and advice on rebuilding his car. You might consider contacting him about engine options. He is a master mechanic with over 20 years experience.
You guys are amazing, I’m so surprised how far you guys got with that motor well done, I wish you all the best in your future journey!
Thank you so much for your support!
Awesome video! So much better than just swopping the engine out, there is no fun in watching that anymore. You can absolutely pull this motor through the valley of death, that block is definitely fixable by welding holes shut with gussets or drilling and tapping holes. What an epic storyline this will be with your channel’s name, the valley of death issue and second chances! Please get her running again🙏🙏
But why tho? The original engine was sub par even when new and had tons of issues. Put a modern engine in it and make it at least reliable.
@@ingresswizard9044 100% agree with what you say, especially from reliability standpoint, but those cars properly restored and numbers matching will reach silly money in future, whereas a modern engine swop out will also cost fair bit but you will have very little value in the end. Either option will be a tonne of work, so I would choose the one that leaves me with the best investment when all is said and done. Plus I am just a sucker for trying to save any old engines, can’t stand the thought of someday soon only having electric motors to get excited about…
Man! Your commitment to this build is incredible, what the heck did the previous owner do that engine?! Did they use it as a fish tank?!
Salt water swamp
Someone musta put a bayou in there...gators n all. 😂
Check with Vice grip garage, he just pulled a DeLorean motor out.
this is interesting as my friend ...has a dual turbo delorean factory built for the prime minster of finland ...and it would take your breath away...derek
OMG ,, YOU GUYS HAVE A LOT ON YOUR HANDS ,, VERY SAD!!! I DO BELIEVE THAT CAR WAS SITTING IN SOME WATER FOR A WHILE ...I HAVE WATCH YOUR VIDEOS FOR A LONG TIME AND THIS IS A DUUZZZZIE , DEPRESSING... ITS HARD TO FIND DONOR ENGINES FOR THIS CAR..IT GETS WORST,WE NEED A PRAYER.. YOU GUYS ARE STILL THE BEST ,, WE NEED A SOS IF ANYONE CAN HELP THAT HAS ANOTHER ENGINE .. WOW!! THANKS GUYS......
So glad you guys aren’t giving up on the valley of death
"yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me." Y'all are deep into the valley! :-) Honestly, I am rooting for this engine to live again. I cannot wait to see more. I don't recall watching you and your dad tear an engine all the way down like this, but it has been fascinating and I am certainly hoping that the outcome is good! As someone else stated, maybe you will be the first to successfully repair the 'Valley of Death" and bring this engine back to life! God bless!
Y'all went through all that pain. I wouldn't even of bothered dismantling that motor would've droppped a supercharged Series II 3.8 in it! Good job though, hard workers💪💪👍👍!
Never saw anything like this, respect your endurance!
Thanks!
As a young man l was a mechanic at a Renault dealership, l hate the way those engines are so misunderstood and underappreciated.
I used to service those engines on a regular basis and trust me, they're a good engine when used correctly in the right vehicle.
The big mistake that Delorean made with that engine was using the normally aspirated version , the turbo version used in the alpine and mvs sport's cars behaved like quite a different animal.
The n/a version there however still was a very good smooth engine but was much better suited to more sedate use in sedans such as the r30,r25, Volvo 264,760 and Peugeot 604 etc .
Don't hate the engine, hate the jerk who put it in the wrong car.
Ideally, Delorean should have gone with the aluminium rover/Buick v8 in one of its variations or turboed that v6 like alpine did.
should have used a chevy small block
SUPERB, what a massive effort. Great work!
Good luck for this restoration.
Even in France the V6 PRV (Peugeot, Renault, Volvo) wasn't famous because of : low power, big fuel consumption, bad balancing (at the very start it was a V8 project).
I live about 20 miles from the factory where this engine was made.
You guys really want that engine to live. I am watching till the end. Been ill the last two days and stumbled on to this channel. Watched too many episodes already. I like the fact that you appreciate the life in those old vehicles as it is. 👍🏾. Hard work you people doing.
Been watching your show for a couple weeks, started with bustin rust found you started this restored. I’m an old back yard mechanic myself.
Keep up the good work.
After seeing how it look under the valve cover I would’ve just go with this engine is junk and look for another engine.
You guys are really committed!
I’ve yet to see anyone successfully repair the valley of death. Maybe y’all will be the first. More power to ya!!
As a 30 year Delorean owner, I’m really Enjoying watching the First ever RUclips Teardown of Delorean PRV. All I can say is, do your research. Complete Engine Rebuild information and parts are easily available from Delorean Midwest and can be found online under Delorean Workshop Manual.
Derek (VGG) may still have one of these engines, may be worth checking with him.
It just dawned on me where all that sludge, dirt, plus sea shells came to be in the engine. Could it be that the previous owner watched the "Back to the Future" series and tried to run their DeLorean car on garbage. 🤔😀 I'm glad you spent time stripping the engine right back as it is very interesting to see why it wasn't running. Love you RUclips site and the various vids.👍
it is a shock to see a vacuum cleaner going into the engine goop. I enjoy the extensive and real videos. tks
Your dad is the best. Man of very few words. “Yep” “that’s what I was thinkin” “Like I said” “mmmhmm” 😂😂
Best channel on youtube,...excellent video production!
Wow, thanks!
Okay - again I am hooked! I have had times when I was sure, in my own life, that there was no hope. I guess I've had my own valleys of death to deal with, just like this engine, but God has continued to work on my restoration, so if God has given me hope through your struggles, I guess there is still a chance for me! And a chance for this engine to again surge with life! Blessings for you and your ministry!
You guys just graduated to *Car Dentists!*
Congrats! You’re probably the first such dentists I’ve heard of.
Be blessed, brothers.
Well job done. The maintaining non-atmospheric engine is like... is like working with film for the photographer nowadays, from start to the end. Once more thank you, gentlemen.
Great video. Love watching you two guys working together. Thumbs up from England. Keep up the hard work on the Delorean. Enjoying watching the updates 👍👍👍
Good luck and God bless you all, great evening to you and your family. Try and enjoy your weekend.
I went to college back in late ‘60s in Daytona Beach, Fla. at that time you could drive on the beach. Some folks would park too far out at low tide. Come back to find there car under water. That would explain the total water damage and the sea shell in the engine. You may find more salt water damage when you attack the interior. Keep up the good work.
I think you should holler at Derrick at Vise Grip Garage. He did an LS engine swap on his DMC. He has the old engine he took out that might be good.
Great video! I love seeing a car like this get some restoration!!!
What a fight. But you guys persisted. Looking forward to more of this "Valley of Death, DeLorean"
Godspeed, boys. When uou called the guy from DeLorean usa, as soon as he saw the hole, he was like, yeah, you're done. You might want to try derrick from vice grip garage as he just pulled the engine from his delorean, he might still have it and it might be better than yours
Don't give up. God's with us on this. Cheers from Brazil.
So glad you guys took the challenge! Best of luck, cheers from Sri Lanka
Awesome engine tear down video folks, very interesting to see inside a Delorean engine, I hope you can get the block repaired and any other parts it may need to get it back running again, all the best and god bless 👍👍👍
OMG I was so glued to the screen waiting for what was next on the disassembly and now can’t wait for the next video. Many Blessings to you ✌🏽
Please keep it and throw in twin turbos. The factory Legend Turbos prototypes were said to have been on par with the Testarossa acceleration wise. Don't forget the Alpine A610 Turbo, also an amazing car, using the same PRV V6.
Great job guys. Love this DeLorean series. Keep ‘em coming!
I heard of opening a can of Worms. But that was the worst rust inside an engine. Christian has to be arm weary. Filming you men. Glad Lance that you and your dad are not quitting. You and your viewers are in for some extremely interesting videos. Thanks for sharing.
💯👍👊
Watch some of there other videos that 2 stroke Volvo or that truck v8 right full of rust
@@jeremyhanna3852 Have watched most of there videos. Thank you 🙏🏻
Can’t wait to see the next one
Thank you for showing me the time you put in taking the engine apart can't wait to see how it works out for you God bless you And All your family And friends see you on the next video 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
One of the very best fish and chips vids I have ever watched'😂😂😂😂 this is the kind of video I love to watch on RUclips,! Thx father & son. Regards from South Africa❤
Why not weld those holes closed???!
Definitely got more patience then me, but atleast you know now all the extra work is going to be worth it in the long run for the rebuild ❤
All the best, love and strength ❤️
Love the bloopers too, more please! 😂
Great job! Thanks for blessing us with another great video.
Stinkin' awesome!
I loved that ending. It made me shiver. Guys, you're the BEST!!!
Great video guys. Not be afraid to allow some of the humor and levity of the "end bloopers" to come out in your main videos.
I love how you are taking the time to go through the motor🎉 I understand my last comment and the last video for this episode for this car was a little bit out of the line for my contacts have comments that I normally post but I really think there's a possibility in this car but you need to get a new motor. Completely strip that paint off estimate what body panels are good or not take the original patina stainless steel panels on the car like it originally had and get the correct tail lights for it and then fix all the tidbits that needs to get done
God bless the both of you guys and your family and I hope you guys have a good 2024 and thank you for a good 20/23 and 2022
Chris Maine USA
I am very appreciated those hard workers.
Wow guys that engine is so bad. I hope you will be able to find a new block for it. Can't wait to see the episode on this thing🤠🤠🤠🙏
Cannot wait to see what the motor will look like after its Evaporust submersion! If all else fails maybe do a small block LS swap, but again hopefully a good submersion will help clean the old block up!
Wow, didn't think you guys would continue after seeing some of the insides of that engine. Must say, I'm very keen to see more of it and how it turns out for you both! 😎
Thanks for all you do love watching you and your Dad
You guys are a inspiration both on reviving old cars but in life thank you.
Still think a VW bug T-shirt would be awesome
Wow! That got intense, quickly! Ya'll are braver men than me...
Blessings to all ya'll, and may God bless this, uh... engine!
Can’t wait to see more on this! Y’all are persistent!👍🏻
You Gentlemen are REALLY going for it! That mill looks like burnt toast crushed to crumbs. That said, if we are up to episode 2, you Gear Angels are fighting to beat the evil history out of this ride. I say "GO FOR IT!" Turn that dang thing into a DeKraven and make it your own!!!
Amazing work you guys
Great one. Love the engine tear downs
Awsome guys like allways🔥😎
One off my dream cars😍
Wow!! Amazing!! Great times seeing you.
Excellent video RESTORE Crew Wyatt :) , Lance :) , Christina:) also say need good engine and bet transmission for this car to it wild what happened to it this way ! Sure shocked me to on tearing engine found big issues and wow too!
Yes big dai back to the Future
So amazing guys working hardly getting out of Rust engine finally getting done good job ready rebuild smoothly ❤
The more important question is, once the body is stripped to a shell and that paint is removed, is it in good shape? If so, then discuss how to proceed with other DeLorean youtubers and owners. You may even be able to do a collaboration with DeLorean nation and those who installed the LS6 (LS anyway) engine swap and have a car combining the best of the old, with the best of the new.
LS Everything 😂
I love all your challenging videos!!
Wow what a fight great video y’all thanks
I knew better when you first started and thought it would be easy I was laughing 😂
Great Video!!! Can't wait for round 2🙂
Enjoyed you guys not giving up and tearing that motor all of the way down.
Amazing... although I have never seen your workshop in such disarray before.... you were like a couple of kids playing in a mud bath...😊
Excellent. Amazing tenacity.
I absolutely love watching these videos
This what turnin rust is about. Could’ve easily went to short route and found a cheap motor to throw in it. Definitely invested seeing the finished product
Didn't think, in your wildest dreams, you would be in this far?! Have you actually watched the show? Great episode. Love the out-takes!
You guys r awesome. Everything is possible with prayer and dedication 🙏
59:21 shorter socket maybe, trying to help. 😊 Lots of hard work with this one. Been a good bit since the last one like this one.
Liking the bloopers at the end! And as cool as it would be for the original engine to run, I say you should put something else in there.
Halajulaa!!!!!! The crank is free!!!😂😂😂
Hey lance for you to be able to remove the timing chain you must go thru the timing cover to remove the chains lol
Love these cars, my neighbour has one in bits in garage waiting to be fixed up
That was fun, for me anyway. Great Work!
you guys got this cant wait to see it run again
This is the one I've been waiting for this is what's up
Hope you two get the motor back running again I love to hear it run again