That sand and dirt he vacuumed out of the door is one reason vehicles rust from the inside out. I’m so glad Kiwi started his own channel. I love seeing the honest side of mechanics.
Yes sir and it really doesn't matter what part of the country you are in there is always the challenge of the elements getting into vehicles in many nooks and crannies. Just like mice. Of course there is design in the drainage of water from vehicles but as we know over time the mud and the blood and the beer causes clogs and as you mention here comes the rust. Actually in certain areas as you very well know the rust out sections although unsightly replenish the drains. It is when the structural integrity is compromised when the rust gets dangerous. A lot of people think that vehicles are falling apart when they see rusted out sections in a car body but that is not always so. 🥸👍👍👍👍
Everything I've touched comes apart easy on Marge. The guy I bought it off told me California cars are like that and I was like, yeah yeah but he was absolutely right !!
Love your style, and your honesty Kiwi "Don't magically know, and spent 10 minutes working it out". Yeah, central locking is a nicety I could live with in a classic, along with maybe electric windows (a rarity down here until the late 70s/early 80s). Thinking outside the box is your middle name I reckon 😆 Nice result.
We all love Kiwi. Your generosity in sharing knowledge and skills is inspiring to me. I’m finally at the point in my life, resource wise, to restore a classic. It will be an early 60s Impala, that has been my interest since I was 12. I’m 42 now, so in the next year or so, I’ll pick something up. Thank you.
You're a definite craftsman. Anything worth doing takes time and patience. If it doesn't work the first time, step back and breathe and go back to it. I wish I could visit you and Tony at your shop. Maryland weather kills cars,as you know. You remind me of my dad, my best friend, that tried to teach me about cars. You two are a great team. PLEASE keep it up as long as you can !!!
Back in the mid 80's I had an accident at work in Auckland. I had just turned 18 and I needed over 90 units of blood in just a few days. All blood donors are super, Kiwi. Thanks to all the donors, people like me have lived to be old dudes too.
Hi Kiwi! Fyi, although there's no inside lock button, many car doors of that era could indeed be locked and unlocked from the inside: push the inside door handle forward with the door closed, and it would lock. Pulling it back simultaneously unlocks and opens the door.
Greetings from the UK this was amazing to watch,your comment about looking at the situation reminded me of a saying my Grandfather said. When he started working on something he always said measure twice and cut once, advice that ive now passed on to my children .
Great video - that would come in handy on my 1968 F100 because you have to use the key to lock and unlock it also! Also don't you love how nice it is to work on a dry western car - my truck came from Idaho and taking things apart on it was as easy as Marge!😉
My brother had a 58 fury. I vaguely remember the doors were locked from the inside by pushing down on the door release handle, but that was a long time ago. It may have been one of many other cars of that era.
Good job, Kiwi If you’re putting electronic bits on these old cars I’ve always had a very good experience with an aftermarket electronic ignition. The one I’ve used is called fireball by crane cams I think. It uses a plastic collar with eight magnets in it. They go past a hall sensor and you don’t have to butcher the distributor It can all go back to original within about 10 minutes. …… The setup Somehow compensates for all the wobble in a worn dizzy shaft they run really well ……….!!!
It’s just interesting a car that age with electric accessories. I’ve got a 62 impala wagon with electric windows. I’m glad to see your love affair of March is going strong. He really loves that old car.
In the 90s I saw someone with retrofitted central locking on their Holden HQ ,put battery electrodes extenders just under the number plate to get into the car if the battery goes flat.
Love your chuckle at 26:08 for not using a power screwdriver 😂. My go to when working on cars is always a manual screwdriver. Old habits are hard to break! Keep up your great work and videos!
Nice work but she needs some Vintage A/C for down here in FL! I'm thinking a monster new condenser coil & rad up front with dual fans and all kinds of duct work inside. And maybe power windows too!
Bro, there's always 3 different versions of a story regardless, let alone if there's 20 witnesses to an event, every one will be different and yeah I think you both need to cut the other some slack as there was obviously a bad situation but we all know that it's easy to wait for the other to make the first step. Send him a txt, tell him you think he's a cnut, but also a good cnut and see ya next Wednesday. Just one kiwi to another. Otherwise yeah yeah nah... let's not fill the week with lives. Haha. Cheers kiwi @@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 As much as I respect your Knowledge Kiwi, my loyalty is with the Tech Crusaders; Dallas and Dr. P and John and even Andy; makes an appearance on Wednesday Nite Tech Help Which story did I miss, regarding Tony???!!! Cheers.
You locked the doors from the inside by pushing the handle forward. Power seats in the Chrysler will fit except in 59 the floor was recessed to except the motors and track. I have switched them but had to take part of floor to do it.
In order for the phone to work it needs to be in proximity of the car. Unlocking from too far a distance will not work ( LA airport example ) Really sano installation!
When you showed the problem with the rear door locks, my first thought was "maybe make a bellcrank so you an get the right angle of pull?" And then you proceed to describe just that. 👍 You know what they say - great minds think alike, but fools never differ. No idea which I am, but i know which I'd like to be. 😁
I added lots of modern sruff in my grand wagoneer.. but it already had power seats brakes..locks a.c windows. Mirrors etc.. but i added other nice things.. the big one i added was a auto dimming rear mirror... those are a god send
Kiwi, you got rid of the cactus garden out of the doors. That should help with the MPG...LOL. I am amazed the doors didn't rust out with all that sand in them. You do amazing work in your videos and are one of the few I would trust having work on a car if you lived close to where I live and if I could afford to get any work done. ( Living on SSI at under $1000 a month isn't easy)
Central locking, wow! That GPS speedometer I gave you in El Cajon was just the beginning! :) I saw that in use on some of your lives driving back to TN. Is Marge going on Power Tour? Say hi to Steve for me.
Everybody is brand loyal to a certain extent they are all built the for each period The window trim and the inside of the door look like The 54 Olds I did And they all bought their hinges from the same place. Have any car is half supply house
That was a nice little job you down. There should work all right. Make a life a lot easier once you have power door locks, they're hard to go without. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
This latest victim drama rubbed me the wrong way. I’ve been a viewer for years. Kiwi your a man of integrity and I like the normal/professional theme of your videos vs driveway drama. Keep up the good work. You won’t miss anything over there.
The main thing with all of these cars is, don't take something inherently valuable and change it beyond belief. Clones are fine in my book as long as you be honest with a potential buyer.
As if there was any doubt you'd get it working properly 😉 So after this you'll be putting in power windows, a 16-speaker sound system, and a bourbon dispenser (for passengers only of couse), right?
Great Vid Kiwi, always wondered how those damn things actually work and you make it look so simple! Being an Aussie ex Ford Falcon XE owner, I've had to fix a few broken door handles!😂
I had to Google that to figure out what ya meant😁. That's funny bud😂🤣 she's getting power windows soon and if I can pull it off it'll be all 4 doors for $120 bucks. 🤞🤞 watch this space😉
I run 3 relays. One for a primary fan the comes on at 180 with the thermostat. A second relay that controls the other fan as a secondary at 190. The third relay activates both when a/c comes on.
Those power locks, intermittent wipers and a good radio are the only modern upgrades I would make on Marge. No fuel injection or compter controls for the engine and transmission to ruin Marges perfection.
@@RYTHMICRIOT Australian made Motec injection is awesome but you're going to have to pay !!! It's true race car stuff. Over 25 years making it and more importantly 25plus years R&D.
The 4 actuators talk to each other through their wiring harness . Open either of the front doors and the other three will open when using the key. The tailgate doesn't have a locking mechanism, it has a key but that just operates the switch for the electric glass. The tailgate won't open unless the window is down
Love watching your videos.. Always find them very interesting.. Just an FYI though, your phone app connects to the brain via Bluetooth so you will only have 30 - 50ft range to use it.. I installed the same type of thing on my 68 Cougar with trunk pop as well.. App is kind of pointless
Hmm, I'm going to check that! I have a ph app for my garage door and that works from a different country even... that'll be disappointing if it is like that....
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 You probably have the MyQ app for your garage door or something similar.. That all connects via Wifi to an account setup online so all you need is a cell or wifi connection and you can trigger door open and it sends the signal to your home wifi to your garage door motor to open..
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 your garage door is connected to the internet via hardline or more likely your wifi network, marge is not. Unless the brain for your auto door locks came with a provision for a sim card Nolen_WR is correct.
That dirt in your bucket is dirt that settled just in the narrow space between window and door as Marge sat for years. My lungs are hurting realizing that,
Tennessee mopar technology act of 2024: Any 59 Plymouth wagon thats had power door locks and windows added must be refinished 2 tone green after the power tour.....state law! 😂
Some cars had vacuum door locks but they struggled to have enough grunt to operate especially if there were any even minor vacuum leaks. So they were replaced with electric. Marge is going all 21st century😁😎😬
She does have a to do list and I've knocked a number of things off it. Number one is an engine freshen up but I don't want to start on that till winter so in the mean time I'm going to do some of the more frivolous things on the list. Power windows are next then A/C
What city did Marge come out of ? Unknown to most people that have never been here , California has more climates than you can count . Our beaches will rust and rot a restored vintage car in 2 years , while our deserts will preserve them like Egyptian mummies for 500 years . Marge appears to have lived her life in the desert environs . The screws come out nicely , and without a 3 day soak in Kroil . So , if known , where is she really from ?
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This video is a bit of a Marathon for me, its quite a long one but there was a lot to cover. Let me know how you like the longer format, cheers guys!
I love the longer format especially with anything forward look. Marge is great. I’d love a wagon one day.
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
in my most humble opinion... any format is welcome kiwi
@@Chopper650 Thanks man!!
Love what you do Kiwi, longer format just shows us more of your outstanding work.
That sand and dirt he vacuumed out of the door is one reason vehicles rust from the inside out. I’m so glad Kiwi started his own channel. I love seeing the honest side of mechanics.
Thanks man!! I appreciate that 😎👍
Desert car, it gets in everything, messes with Jedi, what can you do. :)
@@OllamhDrab it sure does !!
Yes sir and it really doesn't matter what part of the country you are in there is always the challenge of the elements getting into vehicles in many nooks and crannies. Just like mice. Of course there is design in the drainage of water from vehicles but as we know over time the mud and the blood and the beer causes clogs and as you mention here comes the rust. Actually in certain areas as you very well know the rust out sections although unsightly replenish the drains. It is when the structural integrity is compromised when the rust gets dangerous. A lot of people think that vehicles are falling apart when they see rusted out sections in a car body but that is not always so. 🥸👍👍👍👍
True that, Kiwi is the real deal!
Seeing how easy those lock mechanism screws came out are a testimony of just how good of shape the ol girl is in.
Everything I've touched comes apart easy on Marge. The guy I bought it off told me California cars are like that and I was like, yeah yeah but he was absolutely right !!
Really enjoying the Marge saga. Looking forward to more Marge improvements.
Power Windows next and you won't believe the price .....
If my 67 stang ever needed help I would trust you with her.
Thanks man!!
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 I really think you are one of the most honest mechanics like myself.
Love your style, and your honesty Kiwi "Don't magically know, and spent 10 minutes working it out". Yeah, central locking is a nicety I could live with in a classic, along with maybe electric windows (a rarity down here until the late 70s/early 80s). Thinking outside the box is your middle name I reckon 😆 Nice result.
Thanks man!! Power windows are next and in true Tavo style it'll be all 4 doors for $120 bucks...... if it works😬
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 What's this "If it works" business? If you're fitting them, it'll work!
Always enjoy watching a true old car enthusiast work. There's no rush.
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Kiwi doin an awesome job my friend
Thanks man hope you enjoyed it!!
We all love Kiwi. Your generosity in sharing knowledge and skills is inspiring to me. I’m finally at the point in my life, resource wise, to restore a classic. It will be an early 60s Impala, that has been my interest since I was 12. I’m 42 now, so in the next year or so, I’ll pick something up. Thank you.
Good luck with it bud !!
Power locks, windows, brakes, cruise and AC... A layer of stick on heat shield and fresh carpet, you'll be ready for some cross county cruises.
Power windows are coming and for just $120 for all four doors with new parts!! That's going to be a good video. 😎😁
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 I have a 59 Plymouth Savoy 2dr sedan, I am planing on putting power windows in. Looking forward to seeing how you do it.
You're a definite craftsman.
Anything worth doing takes time and patience. If it doesn't work the first time, step back and breathe and go back to it. I wish I could visit you and Tony at your shop. Maryland weather kills cars,as you know. You remind me of my dad, my best friend, that tried to teach me about cars. You two are a great team. PLEASE keep it up as long as you can !!!
Thanks man that's a huge compliment!! I'm humbled that I remind you of your Dad..... I miss mine everyday
I think any video you put out whether short or long is enjoyable to watch kiwi! Just keep em coming mate!
Thanks!! Will do!
Back in the mid 80's I had an accident at work in Auckland. I had just turned 18 and I needed over 90 units of blood in just a few days. All blood donors are super, Kiwi. Thanks to all the donors, people like me have lived to be old dudes too.
Wow 90 units and you lived to tell the tale...... Glad you did man, keep on keeping on !!
Hi Kiwi! Fyi, although there's no inside lock button, many car doors of that era could indeed be locked and unlocked from the inside: push the inside door handle forward with the door closed, and it would lock. Pulling it back simultaneously unlocks and opens the door.
Great project Kiwi!!! Toocool.
Always a pleasure
Glad you enjoyed it😎👍
another kiwi quality upload... classic number 8 wire kiwi ingenuity
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
Greetings from the UK this was amazing to watch,your comment about looking at the situation reminded me of a saying my Grandfather said. When he started working on something he always said measure twice and cut once, advice that ive now passed on to my children .
It's good advice! Cool that you're watching from the UK and glad you enjoyed it !
Amazing how much time and effort goes into adding modern conveniences to old cars. Keep up the good work. Love your channel!
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Great video - that would come in handy on my 1968 F100 because you have to use the key to lock and unlock it also! Also don't you love how nice it is to work on a dry western car - my truck came from Idaho and taking things apart on it was as easy as Marge!😉
My brother had a 58 fury. I vaguely remember the doors were locked from the inside by pushing down on the door release handle, but that was a long time ago. It may have been one of many other cars of that era.
Good job, Kiwi
If you’re putting electronic bits on these old cars
I’ve always had a very good experience with an aftermarket electronic ignition. The one I’ve used is called fireball by crane cams I think.
It uses a plastic collar with eight magnets in it. They go past a hall sensor and you don’t have to butcher the distributor
It can all go back to original within about 10 minutes. ……
The setup Somehow compensates for all the wobble in a worn dizzy shaft
they run really well ……….!!!
Marge's distributor needs replacing so I'll take a look at those. Thanks man!!
Bet Marge is electrified to go modern! When is she getting a mini skirt & tube top? 😝
Nice upgrade !👍 ✌️🤙
🤣😂🤣 that's funny !! Thanks man!
Nice work as always Kiwi!
Thanks man!!
It’s just interesting a car that age with electric accessories. I’ve got a 62 impala wagon with electric windows. I’m glad to see your love affair of March is going strong. He really loves that old car.
I do !!!
In the 90s I saw someone with retrofitted central locking on their Holden HQ ,put battery electrodes extenders just under the number plate to get into the car if the battery goes flat.
With this set up you can just use the keys to open the door still. Also the hood is externally released so you can just open it and jump it off
Nice job, Kiwi!
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Making up those push rods reminded me as a kid doing the same for elevator controls through a bell crank on model airplanes. Great job as always Kiwi.
That's a good comparison. Thanks man!!
Love your chuckle at 26:08 for not using a power screwdriver 😂. My go to when working on cars is always a manual screwdriver. Old habits are hard to break! Keep up your great work and videos!
Hey I'm just happy you hung in there till the 26 minute mark😁👍😎
Nice work but she needs some Vintage A/C for down here in FL! I'm thinking a monster new condenser coil & rad up front with dual fans and all kinds of duct work inside. And maybe power windows too!
Power windows and A/C are coming!!
You knew Tony was who he is when you met him. He always tried to help you out and praised you. Cut him some so slack. More good than bad.
My door is not closed but to date there has been no contact and zero explanations or hint of regret over what went down. Life goes on
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160I'm gonna miss you badly on those lives .
@@barrycuda3769 I'm thinking of doing my own one. Just not sure if there's not already too many......?
Bro, there's always 3 different versions of a story regardless, let alone if there's 20 witnesses to an event, every one will be different and yeah I think you both need to cut the other some slack as there was obviously a bad situation but we all know that it's easy to wait for the other to make the first step. Send him a txt, tell him you think he's a cnut, but also a good cnut and see ya next Wednesday. Just one kiwi to another. Otherwise yeah yeah nah... let's not fill the week with lives. Haha. Cheers kiwi @@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 As much as I respect your Knowledge Kiwi, my loyalty is with the Tech Crusaders; Dallas and Dr. P and John and even Andy; makes an appearance on Wednesday Nite Tech Help Which story did I miss, regarding Tony???!!! Cheers.
Well done Kiwi, hey I sure miss the New Zealand lamb. And green lip muscles.dont you, from golden gate Kiwi No Ca.
The Lamb yes, not a fan of mussels but the wife is !
You locked the doors from the inside by pushing the handle forward. Power seats in the Chrysler will fit except in 59 the floor was recessed to except the motors and track. I have switched them but had to take part of floor to do it.
Good info, thanks man!!
I had too reconnect mine too
Jam and latest are similar
In order for the phone to work it needs to be in proximity of the car.
Unlocking from too far a distance will not work ( LA airport example )
Really sano installation!
When you showed the problem with the rear door locks, my first thought was "maybe make a bellcrank so you an get the right angle of pull?" And then you proceed to describe just that. 👍
You know what they say - great minds think alike, but fools never differ. No idea which I am, but i know which I'd like to be. 😁
Great minds, definitely great minds 😁😎👍
Should have got an imperial I think they had power locks and windows. :-) lol
Well yeah but a little hard to find!!
Marge is coming along nicely! Cool car!
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Large Marge the Barge is looking good Kiwi
Cheers mate!!
I added lots of modern sruff in my grand wagoneer.. but it already had power seats brakes..locks a.c windows. Mirrors etc.. but i added other nice things.. the big one i added was a auto dimming rear mirror... those are a god send
Kiwi's Big Adventure with Large Marge. Now you've spurred me on to do the same to my '62 Dodge. nz.
Cool !! I had a 63 Dodge back in my youth in NZ
Kiwi, you make these tasks, look easy. Great, upload!
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
Keep an eye on battery draw...aftermarket add ons are notorious for parasitic draws.check some of south main autos videos for those hassles..
Yes!! In theory they shouldn't but the reality is they do.....
Another great video Kiwi 😎👍
Cheers mate!!
Wow. Not one angry outburst or swear word during all that work.
Well...... there may have been one or two that were lost on the cutting room floor as they say 😉😁👍🤫
That was interesting Kiwi. Cheers 🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching?
Kiwi, you got rid of the cactus garden out of the doors. That should help with the MPG...LOL. I am amazed the doors didn't rust out with all that sand in them. You do amazing work in your videos and are one of the few I would trust having work on a car if you lived close to where I live and if I could afford to get any work done. ( Living on SSI at under $1000 a month isn't easy)
One door needs some new sheet metal but I know a guy 😁😎. Wow, that's just not enough ........😟
Great job! Marge going digital, goin' to town rig for sure! Cheers! 😎👍🚙🏁🏁
That's the plan!! Power windows next, you won't believe the price ......
Very interesting 😊.
@@Jim-ic2of glad you enjoyed it!!
Great video Kiwi!
Thanks.
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Central locking, wow! That GPS speedometer I gave you in El Cajon was just the beginning! :) I saw that in use on some of your lives driving back to TN. Is Marge going on Power Tour? Say hi to Steve for me.
I may try and catch it tomorrow time permitting. Will do buddy!
Power windows next !
Everybody is brand loyal to a certain extent they are all built the for each period
The window trim and the inside of the door look like
The 54 Olds I did
And they all bought their hinges from the same place.
Have any car is half supply house
Heh, all right. Not what I was expecting but why not. (Also as for length I think I'll have to save his vid for tomorrow. )
Power windows next my friend!!😎👍
More new tricks for Large Marge. Longer format? Prefer shorter, but that's just me. Watched segment in three sessions.
It's a balancing act that I'm still trying to figure out. 🤔
Mr. B. Here 🍩☕️👀😎👍. Morning ! Sir the word your looking for is ( Personation , make it yours ! ) 🍩☕️👀😎👍
Yes!! I'm doing that for sure !! Cheers mate!
Darn nifty Kiwi.
Thanks man, I like it!
Pretty funky option in the old girl that’s for sure😎💪
Cheers mate!!
That was a nice little job you down. There should work all right. Make a life a lot easier once you have power door locks, they're hard to go without. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Exactly! Thanks for watching bud!
Nice! I'm waiting to see the results of the stroker poly 318 to 393 whenever that happens.
That will be a great improvement !
Kiwi is a genius!
Thanks man, not sure about the genius title, just a knack for visualizing solutions 😎👍
Kiwi please squash your beef with Tony. You guys are a great duo!
I thought so but I've not heard a peep from him.
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 Life goes on. No doubt you will welcome him if he turns up. You can't do any more than that.
This latest victim drama rubbed me the wrong way. I’ve been a viewer for years.
Kiwi your a man of integrity and I like the normal/professional theme of your videos vs driveway drama.
Keep up the good work. You won’t miss anything over there.
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160it seems to be a pattern
@enricopolazzo33 yes it does !
The main thing with all of these cars is, don't take something inherently valuable and change it beyond belief. Clones are fine in my book as long as you be honest with a potential buyer.
Very true!!
As if there was any doubt you'd get it working properly 😉
So after this you'll be putting in power windows, a 16-speaker sound system, and a bourbon dispenser (for passengers only of couse), right?
Power windows, check. Stereo, check ( 4-6 speaker). Bourbon dispenser..... now there's a thought🤔😎👍
That was pretty cool!… i’ve seen those advertised but never saw one installed, thanks👍🏿😂
Good bang for your buck I think!! Thanks for watching.
Great Vid Kiwi, always wondered how those damn things actually work and you make it look so simple! Being an Aussie ex Ford Falcon XE owner, I've had to fix a few broken door handles!😂
They were bad for that but I'd still own one now if I had the chance ! Thanks for watching
Very impressive Kiwi, thanks for showing us how to put that in.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Impressive Sir😊
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
I always check for your new videos when I get on you tube. If nothing new I watch an old one. I win either way..................Jay
Well thanks man!! Glad you enjoy the vids
Kiwi, you could give Marge the Red Green power windows. 🤣🤣
I had to Google that to figure out what ya meant😁. That's funny bud😂🤣 she's getting power windows soon and if I can pull it off it'll be all 4 doors for $120 bucks. 🤞🤞 watch this space😉
Just did the cs144 alternator conversion on my 80 Chevy c30 dually. About to convert over to electric fans
How ya switching the fans on ?
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 derale 16730 or Fan Thermostat Temperature Switch
I run 3 relays. One for a primary fan the comes on at 180 with the thermostat. A second relay that controls the other fan as a secondary at 190. The third relay activates both when a/c comes on.
I would put some lights on to indicate they are operating.
@christopherc3017 Nice! Ya did it right😎👍
Those power locks, intermittent wipers and a good radio are the only modern upgrades I would make on Marge. No fuel injection or compter controls for the engine and transmission to ruin Marges perfection.
All I'd add to your list is power windows and A/C. I agree on the engine and trans !!
I've seen just about every brand of aftermarket EFI systems give the user nothing but problems. Too sensitive to EMI.
@@RYTHMICRIOT Australian made Motec injection is awesome but you're going to have to pay !!! It's true race car stuff. Over 25 years making it and more importantly 25plus years R&D.
That's real cool and not to difficult Marge is getting a make over
Yup, power windows next!!😎👍👍
It's your car, do what you want.
That's how I see it!
First time I have seen Kiwi without a black New Zealand shirt…..doesn’t look right to me😂👍🏻
It was a Saturday and I'd run out of clean shirts😬 😎😁
Hey Kiwi you should have played some Beach Boys music when snowing all that California sand 😎
😂🤣 I didn't think of that😁
Great job! Brilliant!
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
What is O E in the 1959 Newyorker pwr. Door lock assy.
Not sure, quite possibly vacuum
When you rotate the tumblers with a key without microswitches how will the other 4 actuators know unlock from lock tailgate u know and back window to?
The 4 actuators talk to each other through their wiring harness . Open either of the front doors and the other three will open when using the key. The tailgate doesn't have a locking mechanism, it has a key but that just operates the switch for the electric glass. The tailgate won't open unless the window is down
That was actually very cool, thanks.
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
That came out super slick.
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 your videos are always good
Auto start next. Nice.
Hmmm I wonder🤔
Marge has never been treated so good!!!!✊🏼⛽️
I don't think she has !!😎😁👍🥃
Smart move kiwi locks himself in the garage so nobody bothers him at work..
I get a lot more done!!!
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 definitely..
Marge the barge! 😂😂😂
😁😎👍
Love watching your videos.. Always find them very interesting.. Just an FYI though, your phone app connects to the brain via Bluetooth so you will only have 30 - 50ft range to use it.. I installed the same type of thing on my 68 Cougar with trunk pop as well.. App is kind of pointless
Hmm, I'm going to check that! I have a ph app for my garage door and that works from a different country even... that'll be disappointing if it is like that....
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 You probably have the MyQ app for your garage door or something similar.. That all connects via Wifi to an account setup online so all you need is a cell or wifi connection and you can trigger door open and it sends the signal to your home wifi to your garage door motor to open..
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 your garage door is connected to the internet via hardline or more likely your wifi network, marge is not. Unless the brain for your auto door locks came with a provision for a sim card Nolen_WR is correct.
@@defenatra yes he is !! My mistake 🤷🏼♂️
Good video
Thanks man and thanks for watching?
Kiwi video!
And Kev made an appearance too!
Talk about stylin!!!!
Cheers mate😁👍
That dirt in your bucket is dirt that settled just in the narrow space between window and door as Marge sat for years. My lungs are hurting realizing that,
Yeah it was about 3 inches deep in the bottom of the doors 😳
I didn't understand why you did the whole trip and build to bring Marge back, but I think I am beginning to understand.
She grows on you!!
Wow, you added colour to your uniform, not Kiwi shirt, must the weekend kia ora..
Exactly!! 😁😎👍
Tennessee mopar technology act of 2024: Any 59 Plymouth wagon thats had power door locks and windows added must be refinished 2 tone green after the power tour.....state law! 😂
😂🤣😂. That's funny right there !!
Kiwi I have worked on a lot of cars why aren't the door lock actuators vacuum operated c'mon maybe 1959 large marge forgot the simple life?
Some cars had vacuum door locks but they struggled to have enough grunt to operate especially if there were any even minor vacuum leaks. So they were replaced with electric. Marge is going all 21st century😁😎😬
Resto mod. Nothing wrong with that. Make it your own.
😢mine was the window tract spots broke tthat were broken
Yup the spots were broken and the bracket was buried in the sand in the bottom of the door.😬😎👍
Enjoy watching the episodes on large Marge , but have to ask with all the jobs needed , electric door locks seem like an odd starting point ?
She does have a to do list and I've knocked a number of things off it. Number one is an engine freshen up but I don't want to start on that till winter so in the mean time I'm going to do some of the more frivolous things on the list. Power windows are next then A/C
Two Kiwis I watch on YT, you putting modern stuff into old cars, and Mad Mike putting old stuff into new Mclaren.
Oh really, I'll have to take a look at that !!
He's jamming a triple rotor into Mclaren for Goodwood FOS.
@@derekhobbs1102 😳😳. Wow!!
You're a better man than me Kiwi--I'll stick with the OE stuff, it's easier!😆
Yeah I'm a bit of a masochist deep down😁😎👍
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What city did Marge come out of ? Unknown to most people that have never been here , California has more climates than you can count . Our beaches will rust and rot a restored vintage car in 2 years , while our deserts will preserve them like Egyptian mummies for 500 years . Marge appears to have lived her life in the desert environs . The screws come out nicely , and without a 3 day soak in Kroil . So , if known , where is she really from ?
I'm told she sat in the desert not too far from El Cajon in SanDiego since 1979. I've yet to find a frozen nut or bolt on Marge
The best part is that it won't disable the rest of the car if it croaks.
No! The key still works everything 😁