Really depends on who you ask this is my FAVORITE something about BIG GIRLS drove really sweet and once you got them built right boy would she move too
One reason they weren't as popular was because at that point the HP ratings were so bogged down by emission controls that the allure just wasn't there anymore.
YES! Do the Challenger as soon as possible so the man can fully restore it ASAP! I'm disabled, but I love watching y'all detail these cars! It's really satisfying to see someone care enough about these old cars to try to save them... and y'all do it with loving care for both the cars and the owners.
@@WDDetailing You needed to be a bit more careful with the steering wheel, there was a stripe pattern on it that you cleaned completely off by accident. You can see it just before you start spraying it, and then the whole centre part of the wheel is a much brighter brown afterwards because the design was erased. I doubled checked other cars, and these stripes are on their steering wheels.
Really appreciate Brett's birthday message. If you're stuggling it always helps to have someone who listens to you and doesn't judge you. May everyone who needs a shoulder to lean on finds one.
I really felt my age when they asked what a Clark bar was lol. Also those clips above the door are probably for the seat belts. Older cars often had holders for them up there. Also Happy Birthday Brent, this is an amazing channel you guys started here. Im extremely happy for your success, you guys deserve it!
Happy Birthday Brent!!!!!!!! Thanks for the kind thought and wish Brent. Hope you have a great day...Make it a good one!!!!! Hope RJ and MIKE do something fun for you!!!!! Aaaaaahhhheemmmm!!!! We all need to be more kind to one another.
Happy birthday, Brent !!! Thank you for the encouragement. I also struggle with anxiety and depression and pray things get better for both of us. Good to see you on the video today.
My birthday was yesterday the 30th. I suffer from anxiety and depression also. I think it is because these guys don't research the cars they detail and ask annoying questions.
I think it would be cool for you guys to do a follow up video on some of the cars you’ve done in the past. Being able to see them running or restored would be awesome! Happy Birthday, Brent!
Considering the lazy ρos who owned these cars, and abandoned them, leaving them to decay, that's not likely to happen. If they were going to do full restorations, we would have seen follow up videos of them. When they detailed the 1970 Dodge charger before this, they said they would come back in a couple of months to see it run with an engine restoration. But they never did a follow up. Or the Ferrari 512bb, before that, for example. These owners are just vain; boasting about owning them, but never give a sht about restoring them. It's infuriating.
In the early 70's the shoulder belts were not connected to the lap belts and stored above the door windows for optional use. The 400 4 barrel is a big block engine and is no slouch. It still has enough horsepower to light the tires up. Yes, that is an original electric factory sunroof (Rare). The cassette tape player on the console (Rare) could record onto a cassette with a microphone that came with the car. You could record a conversation, notes, or a song on the radio, while driving done the road. "HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BRENT!!" and thanks for sharing your message. If anyone is feeling down, please talk to somebody. Everyone needs a helping hand 🙏at times in their lives, and always remember that if you don't weather the storm, you'll never see the 🌞shine. Keep up the excellent work guys.👍👍
Hey Brett. firstly happy birthday!! great message mate, I to have suffered with anxiety and depression for my entire life, at 51 its still a battle. I have twin daughters , one of which has the same thing. you're message was heartfelt and very important. Good man, cheers from New Zealand ❤ *Kiha kaha* this is Maori, the indigenous language of NZ it means *be strong*
Yessss please do the other Charger! From my perspective this generation of Charger is not as popular as the previous because it became more bloated, less powerful, and more on the luxe side like this model. Happy Birthday Brent! Thanks for sharing your message and for being an advocate for all of that struggle with these issues. Great job as always guys!
I’m older than you guys and really appreciate what you are doing: Whether it has an engine or not, a fresh wash never hurts, especially if it MOPAR. Robin Egg Blue and Avocado Green were popular colors in the 70s. The “Power Roof” were upgrades to that package, and it’s pronounced “Bro-m”, rhymes with chrome and the “Young and Restless (not the daytime drama) had the “B” song… “Like bars on a Cadillac Brougham.” My first car was a 1976, Oldsmobile Delta 88, 4dr Brougham (red with vinyl white roof). Notice how the engine under dash mounted tape deck reads “Monotone” and not stereo. Happy Birthday! Better Help is great with helping others with their mental health. Contact them and ask them to sponsor. Looking forward to your “WD Branded” cleaning solutions. Don’t get a shop pet. Feed the strays and keep them outside.
Love Saturday morning detailing with you fellas!!! Win win win if you do the Challenger, great content for your channel, awesome start for the owner to get it all cleaned up, and we, your viewers get to see more awesome detailing. Happy birthday Brent and thank you for speaking about mental health, appreciate the words of encouragement.Alot of people can benefit just from you shining a light on it!!!
I’m older than you guys and really appreciate what you are doing: Whether it has an engine or not, a fresh wash never hurts, especially if it MOPAR. Robin Egg Blue and Avocado Green were popular colors in the 70s. The “Power Roof” were upgrades to that package, and it’s pronounced “Bro-m”, rhymes with chrome and the “Young and Restless (not the daytime drama) had the “B” song… “Like bars on a Cadillac Brougham.” My first car was a 1976, Oldsmobile Delta 88, 4dr Brougham (red with vinyl white roof).
Great video.. I started driving in 1972 and I remember these cars. Brought back some great memories. Brent a lot of great people were born in August including myself. you are in good company Happy Birthday.
YES, do the Challenger. The tape deck mounted on the console was a cassette player (ask your grandparents) that you could also record cassettes. The 2 black clips above the door is for the shoulder belts (this was before the 3 point belts again ask your grandfather). Did you find a build sheet under the seats? That would be great if you could save it and laminate it. The sunroof was a rare super cool option. That was a rare optioned Charger in 1972 and well worth restoring. Glad to see it clean up so well. Keep up the great work.
@@outoftheashesstudiosm.a.d.h I remember when they came out and the local Dodge dealer owner ordered a new Monaco LOADED with every option and it had 2 window stickers. I wish I would have thought of having him make me a copy of the stickers I'd be happy if they found and preserved the build sheet (s).
The M-34 code power sunroof is SUPER RARE! The next rare option is the factory cassette player/recorder! And yes, power windows. This makes for a highly optioned 72! The 400 Magnum is nice and still has the Thermoquad carburater. Car in this shape could sell for $20-30k. Hidaway headlights are standard on the SE trim. WP23 vin. The rear window roof line is unique to the SE as well. I had a sherwood green with a white top 72 SE with a 400 Magnum. The rear tailights on the SE had the chrome covers as part of the package.
I love these videos! To me, this makes a lot more sense than taking them to car shows while painstakingly preserving the quarter-inch of dust and moldy interior.
Happy birthday Brett, its been great to see you grow over the time i have watched these videos, having family members that struggle with MH and its so important to raise awareness and talk about it ❤
The things above the doors held the shoulder straps for the seat belts. So if you wanted to use them, you would take it down and attach it to you lap seat belt.
I just bought another gallon of Puro. Best cleaner I have used for my vinyl pool furniture and inflatable pool toys! Of course it is magic on the car. Thank you - Mike those clips above the door opening hold the shoulder belt when not in use. this was during the introduction of shoulder belts. Happy Birthday Brent! RJ- How about a Pet Rock? no cage and goes millennia without feeding, never makes a mess in its cage
I'm 44, and growing up, our family cars were a 72' Charger and a 70' Challenger. The 72 Charger was the one that got me into cars when I was 3. This is awesome to see!
Once again, absolutely fantastic job at cleaning up this. In my humble opinion, this car needs to be kept all original. They’re only original once it’s good enough to have fun with just paint the trunk lid to match the rest of the car. And don’t touch the rest it’s not gonna be any more fun after spending countless hours and thousands of dollars making it meant. This car has all kinds of rare options, and that cassette player was meant for taking dictation as you were driving around. Like some kind of private eye or doctor. Speaking of, someone with a lot of money bought this car brand new. Thank you for sharing your journey. I’m hoping this car finds a good home and doesn’t get ruined.
I wouldn't mind seeing the Challenger. That's what we're here for, detailing. The repairs and getting them running again is just a bonus. So yes. CHAL-LEN-GER! CHAL-LEN-GER! CHAL-LEN-GER! 😆
Good video. I'm a Mopar guy, and I'm glad that you have a friend who will check out these cars for you at the end of your videos to see if it's even worth fixing up.
My mom was in her first trimester of pregnancy with me when that sticker expired. 🥰 Also, my dad is a Mopar guy; so this has me feeling some sort of warm and fuzzy nostalgia for my days as a young lad in the 1980s. ☺️ Thank you for these super-satisfying videos and the amazing personality you fine gentlemen bring to each and every video. 🙌❤️
In the late 60s and early 1970s, they didn't have 3 point harness.Belts they just had lap belts. The clips just above the door frame along the headliner are to hold the shoulder strap for the belt.They weren't mandatory as the new cars.Have them you have the option to bring those across and clip them into the lap belt. The second feature which you had pointed out was actually ACB radio and the plug in was not for a microphone. So to speak, It was considered as a voice transmitter but yes you can say a microphone. The name you showed on the door card for the SE is the name of the roof package. That is for the vinyl top that came on the car.
Love what you all are doing. Do the other Mopar for sure. You have come such a long way and do think it’s been a minute since you legitimately brought a car back to life like the Ferrari. Not an easy find but you know how to clean a barn find. I know you all can do more and with your new products to come!!!
Love it! Love those old Mapars... and most pronounce it Brome....Like Dome with a B. Brent, Happy Birthday! Thanks for keeping the topic of mental health going. Once it's brought to the surface and spoken out loud, it gets easier from that point on.
That looks & sounds great .. I had a 2002 S10 95% restored & sold it this year to pay off a credit card that my brother used & now he is not talking to me . I'm the one with wheels .🤷♂Keep up that Black Beauty & Thank you ALL for the great videos .
"while I'm young..." Ouch, that hurts! My first car was a '74 Charger, same color as this one with white vinyl top, no sunroof, though. 318-V8 and console automatic with buckets, which was cool. I love the lines on these third gen Chargers, and like the second gen ones as well. Not sure why so much difference in popularity, I do find the styling more aggressive on the second gen, and the gas filler cap is very cool. Could at least partly be because of the detuned '70s engines, at least after '71 (last year of the hemi, too). My last Charger was a '71 R/T with 440 Magnum and 4-speed, definitely got up and went. Thanks for cleaning this one up!
You definitely need to to do it. When it's cleaned up the owner would probably be more inclined to put an engine in it. You guys are awesome. It's a great service that You do bringing these vehicles back to there glory.
Guys; You get to pick the cars; we get to enjoy all of them. Take the other one too, the engine isn't gettting washed/waxed (yet) :)The baby blue is beautiful. Restore don't 'upgrade' please. I pray that olive boot lid goes aback to baby blue though. That microphone jack probably was there so you could speak to someone outside via a speaker under the hood or in the grill area. Grandpa had one; thought is was 'nifty as heck' and it played little tunes too! Brougham was a type of high end decor package item/addon. It impressed the ladies! And it cost a bunch but whoever bought that car wasn't afraid to spend tons of money was he! Happy Birthday Brent and thanks for the gift back to all of us. Have a wonderful day too. PETS: You 3 guys just take turns being the pet; feed yourself, clean up after yourself, take yourself home etc. The pet for the week should get a special favored status like not having to do the running out to get lunch irrespective of who pays. Work it out, You can pet your pet but off camera and away from open doors and windows etc. Be cool. :). saves $$ too.
Great content guys. Thank for sharing the mental health clip....know all about that world that I have wrestled with for decades, before it was cool to come out. Cheers Julian U.K
Happy (belated) Birthday, Brent, from Alex in Canada!!!! My answer is yes, do the Challenger, hopefully a collector or some who knows how to do proper resto-mods will buy it. Maybe the owner will actually fix it. I can't wait.
Yes do the challenger. And since there’s no engine you can really deep clean the engine compartment. Brougham is an interior package. Pillow top seats, power window. More luxurious interior. The microphone was probably for a cb radio. The clips above the window are for seatbelts.
My favorite style. I grew up around 68-70s as a little kid but I preferred this style with the hidden headlights. I had a 1973 SE with the baby blue and white top too. Fun fact, you can store your anti-freeze and oil in the space between the bumper and radiator.
Great video guys. Can't wait to see the Challenger video. I actually like the 71-72 Charger body style just not as much as the 68-70. I agree you can make this into a cool car since it has so many options and it's a big block!
Hey there, keep your head up! Bring all of the barn find please, I'm watching for Kuwait and loving the finds, I hope the owners bring the cars back to life instead of putting back in the caves
More cleanups. :) Dont care if it will run or not, just love watching you detail. As for the color choice. Red... It goes faster LOL Mental issues, i totally feel for you man. I suffered a nervous breakdown at the end of last year after years of extreme stress at work, my dad went for very healthy to can barely walk and doesn't communicate all within a few years and bottling up my feelings was the icing on the cake. At one point besides the suicidal thoughts and depression/anxiety i also had pre-diabetes, pre-hypertension, was getting brain-zaps every few hours, extreme fatigue all at the same time. Thankfully my now new bosses could see the writing on the wall and forced me to take a few months off of work to get my life back. I was talking to a therapist, medicated, I now don't bottle up my feelings and things turned around for the most part. Then my dad took a further downturn in health, now he has dimentia and is just a shell. All those bad thoughts and issues have come back again. I will say as you said tho, talk to anyone who will listen, people do care and know that you are important to others. My wife/family/bosses/friends are soooo supportive and depends on me as i do them, especially my wife who is my world. I have alot of people looking out for me and i now have new grandkids to love aswell.
Brougham pronounced Brōhm, is the pinnacle of interiors in many cars. The Clark Bar was my personal favorite peanut butter candy bar as a kid. I am well before your time at 64 now.
PLEASE DO THE 70 CHALLENGER!!! It is my husband's favorite, because after Vietnam, the small bonus the USN "gave him" after coming back, he bought a "Plum Crazy" 70 Dodge Challenger! He loved it!
Love the color combo on this charger! Since I graduated High School in 1973. I'm pretty familiar with this model year Dodge! The clips on the ceiling above the door openings were there to hold the shoulder belts which you folded in half and were held in place by those clips! The BROUGHAM on the door cards is pronounced B R O M E! It was a swanky edition or top of the line luxury edition of that car!!!
I had a 1971 Dodge Charger SE. I was pumpkin yellow, bench bucket seats, 318 super fast, but would absolutely lose all traction on any wet surface (no weight in the back). AC was like a meat locker. I still dream about that car. My sister got into an accident with it, and that was it.
Why is the 68-70 Charger more desirable than the 72?
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Just look at it ! Like you said its a boat with a bad body design
Do the challenger
Really depends on who you ask this is my FAVORITE something about BIG GIRLS drove really sweet and once you got them built right boy would she move too
One reason they weren't as popular was because at that point the HP ratings were so bogged down by emission controls that the allure just wasn't there anymore.
YES! Do the Challenger as soon as possible so the man can fully restore it ASAP! I'm disabled, but I love watching y'all detail these cars! It's really satisfying to see someone care enough about these old cars to try to save them... and y'all do it with loving care for both the cars and the owners.
We definitely will! Seems like a lot of people want us to
Schnouzer, I'm telling you, you won't regret it. My girl hangs out in my garage all the time.
Please do it.❤
“B” model Charger 💁♂️😎💪
@@WDDetailing You needed to be a bit more careful with the steering wheel, there was a stripe pattern on it that you cleaned completely off by accident. You can see it just before you start spraying it, and then the whole centre part of the wheel is a much brighter brown afterwards because the design was erased. I doubled checked other cars, and these stripes are on their steering wheels.
Really appreciate Brett's birthday message. If you're stuggling it always helps to have someone who listens to you and doesn't judge you. May everyone who needs a shoulder to lean on finds one.
I really felt my age when they asked what a Clark bar was lol. Also those clips above the door are probably for the seat belts. Older cars often had holders for them up there.
Also Happy Birthday Brent, this is an amazing channel you guys started here. Im extremely happy for your success, you guys deserve it!
Yes - to store the shoulder belts if you just wanted to use the lap belts.
Correct HC6864, those clips were for seat belts (actually shoulder belts that went across the body diagonally (much safer than these airbags)
Happy Birthday Brent ! 🎉
Haha don't feel old, they still sell Clark Bars where I live, so I know about them. haha
@@caleb_güero Oh really, Id love to try one again for the nostalgia. I feel like I haven't seen one since the 90s but could just be my area.
Happy Birthday Brent!!!!!!!! Thanks for the kind thought and wish Brent. Hope you have a great day...Make it a good one!!!!! Hope RJ and MIKE do something fun for you!!!!! Aaaaaahhhheemmmm!!!!
We all need to be more kind to one another.
Happy birthday, Brent !!! Thank you for the encouragement. I also struggle with anxiety and depression and pray things get better for both of us. Good to see you on the video today.
Thumbs ups for Brent’s Birthday 🎉👍🏻
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Haha thank you!
My birthday was yesterday the 30th. I suffer from anxiety and depression also. I think it is because these guys don't research the cars they detail and ask annoying questions.
H.B. Brent from Costa Rica: you will be very good; I was like you...😊
@michaelwhite2823 We all love that they ask questions that gives us commentators a chance to interact and get involved.
I think it would be cool for you guys to do a follow up video on some of the cars you’ve done in the past. Being able to see them running or restored would be awesome! Happy Birthday, Brent!
YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!
Considering the lazy ρos who owned these cars, and abandoned them, leaving them to decay, that's not likely to happen. If they were going to do full restorations, we would have seen follow up videos of them. When they detailed the 1970 Dodge charger before this, they said they would come back in a couple of months to see it run with an engine restoration. But they never did a follow up. Or the Ferrari 512bb, before that, for example. These owners are just vain; boasting about owning them, but never give a sht about restoring them. It's infuriating.
Definitely want to see the Challenger too.
1000%
In the early 70's the shoulder belts were not connected to the lap belts and stored above the door windows for optional use. The 400 4 barrel is a big block engine and is no slouch. It still has enough horsepower to light the tires up.
Yes, that is an original electric factory sunroof (Rare). The cassette tape player on the console (Rare) could record onto a cassette with a microphone that came with the car. You could record a conversation, notes, or a song on the radio, while driving done the road.
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BRENT!!" and thanks for sharing your message. If anyone is feeling down, please talk to somebody. Everyone needs a helping hand 🙏at times in their lives, and always remember that if you don't weather the storm, you'll never see the 🌞shine.
Keep up the excellent work guys.👍👍
Love the 71-72 Chargers. The Brougham is the luxury model of the Charger. This car is actually in great shape for a Charger.
Cutlass had the same thing. Brougham, Supreme and a couple different names for the package you got.
Can’t forget about Cadillac. King of brougham.
Hey Brett. firstly happy birthday!! great message mate, I to have suffered with anxiety and depression for my entire life, at 51 its still a battle. I have twin daughters , one of which has the same thing. you're message was heartfelt and very important. Good man, cheers from New Zealand ❤
*Kiha kaha* this is Maori, the indigenous language of NZ it means *be strong*
Heck yeah, do the red car too! Good job guys & Happy birthday, Brent 🎂🎉🎁🎈
Yessss please do the other Charger! From my perspective this generation of Charger is not as popular as the previous because it became more bloated, less powerful, and more on the luxe side like this model. Happy Birthday Brent! Thanks for sharing your message and for being an advocate for all of that struggle with these issues. Great job as always guys!
I’m older than you guys and really appreciate what you are doing:
Whether it has an engine or not, a fresh wash never hurts, especially if it MOPAR.
Robin Egg Blue and Avocado Green were popular colors in the 70s. The “Power Roof” were upgrades to that package, and it’s pronounced “Bro-m”, rhymes with chrome and the “Young and Restless (not the daytime drama) had the “B” song… “Like bars on a Cadillac Brougham.” My first car was a 1976, Oldsmobile Delta 88, 4dr Brougham (red with vinyl white roof).
Notice how the engine under dash mounted tape deck reads “Monotone” and not stereo.
Happy Birthday! Better Help is great with helping others with their mental health. Contact them and ask them to sponsor.
Looking forward to your “WD Branded” cleaning solutions. Don’t get a shop pet. Feed the strays and keep them outside.
Love Saturday morning detailing with you fellas!!! Win win win if you do the Challenger, great content for your channel, awesome start for the owner to get it all cleaned up, and we, your viewers get to see more awesome detailing. Happy birthday Brent and thank you for speaking about mental health, appreciate the words of encouragement.Alot of people can benefit just from you shining a light on it!!!
I’m older than you guys and really appreciate what you are doing:
Whether it has an engine or not, a fresh wash never hurts, especially if it MOPAR.
Robin Egg Blue and Avocado Green were popular colors in the 70s. The “Power Roof” were upgrades to that package, and it’s pronounced “Bro-m”, rhymes with chrome and the “Young and Restless (not the daytime drama) had the “B” song… “Like bars on a Cadillac Brougham.” My first car was a 1976, Oldsmobile Delta 88, 4dr Brougham (red with vinyl white roof).
Happ.
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Happy Birthday.
Thank you for the message. You send out to everyone that watches your channel. The struggle is real. God bless
Best transformation of the 1972 Charger Brougham ever. Best wishes to the WD Detailers on future details.
Great video.. I started driving in 1972 and I remember these cars. Brought back some great memories. Brent a lot of great people were born in August including myself. you are in good company Happy Birthday.
Brougham is a luxury trim package.
YES, do the Challenger.
The tape deck mounted on the console was a cassette player (ask your grandparents) that you could also record cassettes. The 2 black clips above the door is for the shoulder belts (this was before the 3 point belts again ask your grandfather). Did you find a build sheet under the seats? That would be great if you could save it and laminate it. The sunroof was a rare super cool option.
That was a rare optioned Charger in 1972 and well worth restoring. Glad to see it clean up so well.
Keep up the great work.
I thought it was either a cassette player or an old component for a c/b radio. 👍🏼
@@outoftheashesstudiosm.a.d.h I remember when they came out and the local Dodge dealer owner ordered a new Monaco LOADED with every option and it had 2 window stickers. I wish I would have thought of having him make me a copy of the stickers
I'd be happy if they found and preserved the build sheet (s).
and it actually has "RECORD RADIO \ MIC" scribed in the top left corner.
Mike, it’s not a “Bro-Ham”, it’s a “Brommmm”. Happy Birthday Brent! 🎂
BROO-UM
It's pronounced brome , like home .
@@sherwinhughes8030 It's pronounced brome , like home .
Brō-m, with the accent on the first syllable.
The M-34 code power sunroof is SUPER RARE! The next rare option is the factory cassette player/recorder! And yes, power windows. This makes for a highly optioned 72! The 400 Magnum is nice and still has the Thermoquad carburater. Car in this shape could sell for $20-30k. Hidaway headlights are standard on the SE trim. WP23 vin. The rear window roof line is unique to the SE as well. I had a sherwood green with a white top 72 SE with a 400 Magnum. The rear tailights on the SE had the chrome covers as part of the package.
Wish I could find one like this! Can’t ask for much more in a 72
YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES!!! Please do the Challenger!!!
I love these videos! To me, this makes a lot more sense than taking them to car shows while painstakingly preserving the quarter-inch of dust and moldy interior.
Happy birthday,well said ❤🎉
Love you Brent!!!! Happy Birthday! Love your courage and smile!
Happy birthday, Brent!!! 🎉
Happy birthday. Your videos help a lot with my Anxiety. It’s refreshing after a long work week and being overly stressed. Thank you guys again .
That makes me sooo happy :)
Yes!!!
HELP HIM!!!
Most, not all, projects never get finished!!
Happy birthday Brett, its been great to see you grow over the time i have watched these videos, having family members that struggle with MH and its so important to raise awareness and talk about it ❤
Happy birthday Brent.
Also, engine or not, DO THE CAR! DO THE CAR!
Yes to the Challenger!!! My favorite Mopar. My high school boyfriend had a 1973 Charger. 69s are my personal favorite.
The things above the doors held the shoulder straps for the seat belts. So if you wanted to use them, you would take it down and attach it to you lap seat belt.
Clark bar......yummies!! Kind of a cross between a Heath bar and a Butterfinger. So good.
I just bought another gallon of Puro. Best cleaner I have used for my vinyl pool furniture and inflatable pool toys! Of course it is magic on the car. Thank you - Mike those clips above the door opening hold the shoulder belt when not in use. this was during the introduction of shoulder belts. Happy Birthday Brent!
RJ- How about a Pet Rock? no cage and goes millennia without feeding, never makes a mess in its cage
I'm 44, and growing up, our family cars were a 72' Charger and a 70' Challenger. The 72 Charger was the one that got me into cars when I was 3. This is awesome to see!
Once again, absolutely fantastic job at cleaning up this. In my humble opinion, this car needs to be kept all original. They’re only original once it’s good enough to have fun with just paint the trunk lid to match the rest of the car. And don’t touch the rest it’s not gonna be any more fun after spending countless hours and thousands of dollars making it meant.
This car has all kinds of rare options, and that cassette player was meant for taking dictation as you were driving around. Like some kind of private eye or doctor.
Speaking of, someone with a lot of money bought this car brand new.
Thank you for sharing your journey. I’m hoping this car finds a good home and doesn’t get ruined.
I wouldn't mind seeing the Challenger. That's what we're here for, detailing. The repairs and getting them running again is just a bonus. So yes. CHAL-LEN-GER! CHAL-LEN-GER! CHAL-LEN-GER! 😆
Good video. I'm a Mopar guy, and I'm glad that you have a friend who will check out these cars for you at the end of your videos to see if it's even worth fixing up.
My mom was in her first trimester of pregnancy with me when that sticker expired. 🥰
Also, my dad is a Mopar guy; so this has me feeling some sort of warm and fuzzy nostalgia for my days as a young lad in the 1980s. ☺️
Thank you for these super-satisfying videos and the amazing personality you fine gentlemen bring to each and every video. 🙌❤️
fantastic work!!! respect
"What's a Clark bar" is definitely one of those phrases you never thought you'd hear someone say 😅
Happy birthday what an amazing wish🙏
Happy Birthday and thank you so much for sharing. And you’re 💯 right taking care of your mental health is very important. Praying for peace.
The pale blue goes well with the white top.:)
NAMI, is a great resource on mental health!
ABSOLUTELY, so want to see the Challenger cleaned as well!
Yes INDEED ABSOLUTELY 💯! My First car was a 70 Challenger I got NEW in 72! Please 🙏 DO IT!
In the late 60s and early 1970s, they didn't have 3 point harness.Belts they just had lap belts.
The clips just above the door frame along the headliner are to hold the shoulder strap for the belt.They weren't mandatory as the new cars.Have them you have the option to bring those across and clip them into the lap belt.
The second feature which you had pointed out was actually ACB radio and the plug in was not for a microphone. So to speak, It was considered as a voice transmitter but yes you can say a microphone.
The name you showed on the door card for the SE is the name of the roof package.
That is for the vinyl top that came on the car.
It was not a CB radio. It was a Dict-a-phone (dictation recorder) cassette recorder that Chrysler offered on the high-end trim levels.
The Brougham is for the interior package options and the clips on the headliner above the door are for the front seatbelts.
Love what you all are doing. Do the other Mopar for sure. You have come such a long way and do think it’s been a minute since you legitimately brought a car back to life like the Ferrari. Not an easy find but you know how to clean a barn find. I know you all can do more and with your new products to come!!!
video starts at 8:20
Thank you so much
Love it! Love those old Mapars... and most pronounce it Brome....Like Dome with a B. Brent, Happy Birthday! Thanks for keeping the topic of mental health going. Once it's brought to the surface and spoken out loud, it gets easier from that point on.
Broughm trim is a luxury package
That Challenger is so sick, plz detail it, love your Chanel and can’t wait to see yall restore this 70s gem
I believe the radio with microphone was probably a CB radio popular in the 70's
I was going to say the same thing! They were HUGE in the 70s!!
It was a cassette recorder dict-a-phone (dictation recorder) that Chrysler offered in their high-end trims such as the Brougham cars
That looks & sounds great .. I had a 2002 S10 95% restored & sold it this year to pay off a credit card that my brother used & now he is not talking to me . I'm the one with wheels .🤷♂Keep up that Black Beauty & Thank you ALL for the great videos .
"while I'm young..." Ouch, that hurts! My first car was a '74 Charger, same color as this one with white vinyl top, no sunroof, though. 318-V8 and console automatic with buckets, which was cool. I love the lines on these third gen Chargers, and like the second gen ones as well. Not sure why so much difference in popularity, I do find the styling more aggressive on the second gen, and the gas filler cap is very cool. Could at least partly be because of the detuned '70s engines, at least after '71 (last year of the hemi, too). My last Charger was a '71 R/T with 440 Magnum and 4-speed, definitely got up and went. Thanks for cleaning this one up!
You definitely need to to do it. When it's cleaned up the owner would probably be more inclined to put an engine in it. You guys are awesome. It's a great service that You do bringing these vehicles back to there glory.
Awesome! Finally a "barn find" found in a barn! Amazing!
Happy Birthday🎉✨🎁🥳
Yes!I agreed with all the others!Do the Challenger too next week!
Guys; You get to pick the cars; we get to enjoy all of them. Take the other one too, the engine isn't gettting washed/waxed (yet) :)The baby blue is beautiful. Restore don't 'upgrade' please. I pray that olive boot lid goes aback to baby blue though. That microphone jack probably was there so you could speak to someone outside via a speaker under the hood or in the grill area. Grandpa had one; thought is was 'nifty as heck' and it played little tunes too! Brougham was a type of high end decor package item/addon. It impressed the ladies! And it cost a bunch but whoever bought that car wasn't afraid to spend tons of money was he!
Happy Birthday Brent and thanks for the gift back to all of us. Have a wonderful day too. PETS: You 3 guys just take turns being the pet; feed yourself, clean up after yourself, take yourself home etc. The pet for the week should get a special favored status like not having to do the running out to get lunch irrespective of who pays. Work it out, You can pet your pet but off camera and away from open doors and windows etc. Be cool. :). saves $$ too.
YES please clean the 1970 Challenger I think it would be a great episode to see. Thank you
I'd like to see the Challenger done. Happy Birthday Brent!!!!
Someone needs to go trick or treating.
😮great job guys 👍you guys are on your game
Hi there. Yes for the challenger. Great job. Stay well. Stay safe.
Happy birthday buddy, hope you continue a peaceful path. God bless
Happy birthday to the man Brent🎉🎉🎉🎉
I had a '73 Charger SE in high school. It was dark blue with a white vinyl top. Man, I wish I still had that car!
Heart felt message by Brent ❤ Happy Birthday Brother 🎉
Great content guys. Thank for sharing the mental health clip....know all about that world that I have wrestled with for decades, before it was cool to come out. Cheers Julian U.K
Happy (belated) Birthday, Brent, from Alex in Canada!!!! My answer is yes, do the Challenger, hopefully a collector or some who knows how to do proper resto-mods will buy it. Maybe the owner will actually fix it. I can't wait.
I would like to see these cars run again, maybe a second part series where the garage does actually get the cars running again 🤷🏼♂️
❤ very glad to see that camero revived!!
Happy birthday Brent.thanks for the message
Happy birthday Brent🎉🎊🥳🎂🎂🎂
Yes do the challenger. And since there’s no engine you can really deep clean the engine compartment.
Brougham is an interior package. Pillow top seats, power window. More luxurious interior.
The microphone was probably for a cb radio.
The clips above the window are for seatbelts.
Happy birthday !
And congratulations ,to clean beatifull Charger !
I was 14 years old ,and the Charger my favorite car !
Regards from México 🇲🇽🙏👏🙏
Absolutely clean the Challenger! Nows the best time to clean the engine compartment. Those clips in the headliner are to store the shoulder belts.
Happy Birthday amigo. God bless you
My favorite style. I grew up around 68-70s as a little kid but I preferred this style with the hidden headlights. I had a 1973 SE with the baby blue and white top too. Fun fact, you can store your anti-freeze and oil in the space between the bumper and radiator.
Love the P1 Powder Blue and white top. Great combo. I would restore back to that way myself.
Do it do it do it :) 1970 in that colour can't be beat. Your cleaning is great and hopefully this car can be transformed further to working condition.
Great video guys. Can't wait to see the Challenger video. I actually like the 71-72 Charger body style just not as much as the 68-70. I agree you can make this into a cool car since it has so many options and it's a big block!
Happy Birthday, and I salute you for that incredible wish - thanks!
Nice job sir Nice Dodge Nice show sir 😃👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Hey there, keep your head up! Bring all of the barn find please, I'm watching for Kuwait and loving the finds, I hope the owners bring the cars back to life instead of putting back in the caves
Absolutely do the Challenger! Getting it clean could motivate the owner to get it going!
Yes I would love to see you detail the challenger.
More cleanups. :) Dont care if it will run or not, just love watching you detail. As for the color choice. Red... It goes faster LOL
Mental issues, i totally feel for you man. I suffered a nervous breakdown at the end of last year after years of extreme stress at work, my dad went for very healthy to can barely walk and doesn't communicate all within a few years and bottling up my feelings was the icing on the cake. At one point besides the suicidal thoughts and depression/anxiety i also had pre-diabetes, pre-hypertension, was getting brain-zaps every few hours, extreme fatigue all at the same time.
Thankfully my now new bosses could see the writing on the wall and forced me to take a few months off of work to get my life back. I was talking to a therapist, medicated, I now don't bottle up my feelings and things turned around for the most part. Then my dad took a further downturn in health, now he has dimentia and is just a shell. All those bad thoughts and issues have come back again.
I will say as you said tho, talk to anyone who will listen, people do care and know that you are important to others. My wife/family/bosses/friends are soooo supportive and depends on me as i do them, especially my wife who is my world. I have alot of people looking out for me and i now have new grandkids to love aswell.
Hope it can be started. Love the 2 tone door panels! Fix the seat and have the trunk lid resprayed and it be pretty awesome
Brougham pronounced Brōhm, is the pinnacle of interiors in many cars. The Clark Bar was my personal favorite peanut butter candy bar as a kid. I am well before your time at 64 now.
PLEASE DO THE 70 CHALLENGER!!! It is my husband's favorite, because after Vietnam, the small bonus the USN "gave him" after coming back, he bought a "Plum Crazy" 70 Dodge Challenger! He loved it!
That 72 SE looks nice. I've owned several B Body mopars and my Chargers are my favorite.
Happy birthday Brent 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁
Love the color combo on this charger! Since I graduated High School in 1973. I'm pretty familiar with this model year Dodge! The clips on the ceiling above the door openings were there to hold the shoulder belts which you folded in half and were held in place by those clips! The BROUGHAM on the door cards is pronounced B R O M E! It was a swanky edition or top of the line luxury edition of that car!!!
Absolutely do the Challenger!!!
Even though there's no engine I'd like to see you do a good cleaning on the engine bay.
Yes!!!! Do it!!! Give that Challenger maybe last chance to shine !!!!❤
I had a 1971 Dodge Charger SE. I was pumpkin yellow, bench bucket seats, 318 super fast, but would absolutely lose all traction on any wet surface (no weight in the back). AC was like a meat locker. I still dream about that car. My sister got into an accident with it, and that was it.