@@jwatkins5155 You obviously missed something: Some years ago Roadkill broadcasted on YT complete episodes (with Freiburger and Finnigan). That was a cool time... Just search for the old episodes.
Darn,i've paid for friggin' MotorTrend years,and years,had to install proxy,so i could watch it. And then - bammm,only USA,only US issued credit cards to pay!!! What the friggin' reason for it??? And the "Junkyard Gold",the cursed MT killed it!!! And now Steave seems to be unwell .
Several years ago I saw a nice old 2 door Wagoneer on Hwy 199 in California just east of Willow Creek. It had to be a ‘60’s. I was back that way last year and looked for it and it was no longer there. I’ve owned two Wagoneers, a ‘69 and a really cool ‘70. Both had the Buick 350/Turbo 400/Dana 20, but the ‘70 was a special edition with Mustang looking buckets and a space age arm rest on the console. It had pale yellow paint with the wood vinyl accent and black interior. Really great Jeeps!
My buddy had a white 78 with a 360 and "quadratrack" 4x4. With a set of aggressive tires and a super basic shackle lift, it would do incredible things off road
You guys absolutely make my day just got my 1972 Gran Torino sport fast back running after sitting for nearly 2 years watching you guys wrench absolutely motivates me
A 67 Wagoneer had a cool body style.I like a 3 speed on the column, my 62 impala had one. The gear shifter being right next to the steering wheel, makes it more desirable for me as opposed to a floor shifter.Thats just a personal preference.
It's a mistake to crank a dry engine. Pull the spark plugs and use a pump oiler to shoot oil down the bores. It also makes it easier to turn over and frees up the rings.
Hi Steve and David, Nice old Wagoneer, Similar to your previous 1968 with the 327 if memory serves. I have a 1966 Jeep J - 2000 Gladiator pickup that was my Dad's and still serves me as my plow truck. Mine has the AMC 232 straight six and started life with the three speed column shifter and now has a floor shifter conversion. Plowed thru 6 feet of snow in 2015 during our hard winter that year. I got stuck many times but eventually got the job done. Great Wagoneer find and I hope you keep it and improve it over time.
I've got a 1990 Grand Wagoneer and back when I was in my mid 20's I was working in a garage and I put a right rear speaker in a Grand Wagoneer and my boss came out and told me to do a good job because that vehicle belongs to Bob Seger. Well, my parents bought one, "that I own now", that is the exact same color combo and it's got a new right rear speaker in it, my parents even bought it from some people that lived in a house that is only about 8 miles from a house that Bob Seger owns. I guess it's time to do a background check, or a history report, or something like that.
The Tornado was the first OHC engine produced in the United States? Are you sure about that? I see. To recall the Duesenberg model J straight 8 being Dual Overhead Cam, and it was produced starting in 1921.
i DD a 76 cherokee chief s on 44's drove great down the hwy my uncle had a super wagoneer had the dauntless 350 an factory bucket seats / floor shifter
getting the "stream every episode now on motortrend" add is a slap in the face as a european. i've been watching this show since episode 1 and all of a sudden my account gets cancelled, making it impossible to watch roadkill. thanks
That sure is a Buick 350. But it seems odd to find it in a 1967 as I believe they were used beginning in 1969-1971. I have a 1968 Wagoneer and it has the 326, precursor to the 350. I bet that’s a 1969 or 1970, or the engine is a transplant.
Hey Motortrend - are you ready to pull down your paywall yet? You ruined Roadkill & Dirt Every Day, drove Finnegan & Tony Angelo away, ready to give up yet?
Didn't you guys do all this when you rescued it the first time ? do ma disc brake conversion with a power booster then sell it to me ...sounds good to me
Ok too funny I have a 72 that looks exactly the same same color same rusty spots same 3speed but mine has a amc 360 and my mirror fell off when I first got mine
First of all you are wrong! The first SUV was the International Scout! End of story! They were a 4x4 built with the family in mind = 5 seats, carpets, radio, heater, optional A/C the Wagoneer, Bronco, Blazer came later IH scout was the first!
I hope they go back to just Steve and Dave for Roadkill Garage, the newer guys just ruin it. It all feels forced and not natural with them compared to these two.
If only roadkill was still on RUclips was such a cool show
Get over it.
@@ipdjbtTell that to everyone outside USA.
Am I missing something? Is this not RUclips?
@@jwatkins5155 You obviously missed something: Some years ago Roadkill broadcasted on YT complete episodes (with Freiburger and Finnigan). That was a cool time... Just search for the old episodes.
Darn,i've paid for friggin' MotorTrend years,and years,had to install proxy,so i could watch it.
And then - bammm,only USA,only US issued credit cards to pay!!!
What the friggin' reason for it???
And the "Junkyard Gold",the cursed MT killed it!!!
And now Steave seems to be unwell .
Jeep and International were both awesome back in the old days. Easy to fix and ran great
Several years ago I saw a nice old 2 door Wagoneer on Hwy 199 in California just east of Willow Creek. It had to be a ‘60’s. I was back that way last year and looked for it and it was no longer there. I’ve owned two Wagoneers, a ‘69 and a really cool ‘70. Both had the Buick 350/Turbo 400/Dana 20, but the ‘70 was a special edition with Mustang looking buckets and a space age arm rest on the console. It had pale yellow paint with the wood vinyl accent and black interior. Really great Jeeps!
My buddy had a white 78 with a 360 and "quadratrack" 4x4. With a set of aggressive tires and a super basic shackle lift, it would do incredible things off road
Dulcich is the most real and most relatable than all the other hosts on TV... 😂 ❤
But not those teeth
@@user-cx4ev9fw1kas a much older good friend of mine likes to say..."you'll find out, just keep living"
I want so bad. Fell in love in 1993 when I saw the movie Gurmpy Old Men. I’ve wanted one ever since.
You guys absolutely make my day just got my 1972 Gran Torino sport fast back running after sitting for nearly 2 years watching you guys wrench absolutely motivates me
Don't forget to tell the kids to "get off my lawn" when they walk by.
One of the Best episodes of RKG yet! No pretense, just Automotive Goodness, total Car Guys,.
What episode? That was nothing more than a add.
Grew up with a 74 Wagoneer with a 401 and it was a straight up TANK!!
Wow that's awesome you hardly never see a 401 sounds like a beast
you know it’s gona be a good weekend when they post
I’m not much off a Jeep guy but that has so much nostalgia love the logos. Jeep Badges. Etc….👍👍👍
That 76 gas station theme is a genius way to brighten up an otherwise generic-looking steel building. Well done.
The only car I drove was a wagoneer, in the 70s! Great vehicle, dependable, will go through anything! You could not beat it for a good price !
At least Dulcich makes it worth having to deal with the commercials 😜
Premium takes care of that. Best $9.99 monthly bill ever. Pays for my premium music service also.
Lol what commercials?
Commercials?
Your supporting adtubes Leftwing censorship with that payment.
Believe grumpy old men was a international travel all
HellWagon, baby! I can smell the interior through the screen!
It’s a trip seeing my town on roadkill garage!
A 67 Wagoneer had a cool body style.I like a 3 speed on the column, my 62 impala had one. The gear shifter being right next to the steering wheel, makes it more desirable for me as opposed to a floor shifter.Thats just a personal preference.
Old Wagoneers are fantastic! There is nothing that compares, even the new ones. I hope they didn't over-lift it.
My 87 Jeep Cherokee had the double Hood latches as well
This one deserves to get fixed up fancy
It's a mistake to crank a dry engine. Pull the spark plugs and use a pump oiler to shoot oil down the bores. It also makes it easier to turn over and frees up the rings.
It had been run recently. If it had sat for a couple decades it would make sense to oil it up.
Hi Steve and David, Nice old Wagoneer, Similar to your previous 1968 with the 327 if memory serves. I have a 1966 Jeep J - 2000 Gladiator pickup that was my Dad's and still serves me as my plow truck. Mine has the AMC 232 straight six and started life with the three speed column shifter and now has a floor shifter conversion. Plowed thru 6 feet of snow in 2015 during our hard winter that year. I got stuck many times but eventually got the job done. Great Wagoneer find and I hope you keep it and improve it over time.
Love all these Pre-Chrysler Jeeps.
PLEASE tell me you're going to keep this one! Talk about a Roadkill road trip machine! This is the one boys.
I've got a 1990 Grand Wagoneer and back when I was in my mid 20's I was working in a garage and I put a right rear speaker in a Grand Wagoneer and my boss came out and told me to do a good job because that vehicle belongs to Bob Seger. Well, my parents bought one, "that I own now", that is the exact same color combo and it's got a new right rear speaker in it, my parents even bought it from some people that lived in a house that is only about 8 miles from a house that Bob Seger owns.
I guess it's time to do a background check, or a history report, or something like that.
Had a 67 with the 327, 3 on the tree! Loved it!!!
Beautiful! I love my '78, but doesn't ride quite as nice and low as this one
No way a roadkill video!!! Yes please!
thats crazy they came all the way to my hometown
motor trends:RK episode has gotta do a restomod of a 1972-1973 AMC Jeep Commando!!
Saving them them from the scrapyard,one vehicle at a time!!!
There are quite a few old Wagoneers in Mexico at affordable prices but they are all 6 cylinder models. No V8's were sold here.
That was easy 😂. Thanks 👍 for sharing guys.
I had a '69 Waggoneer with the 350 Buick. I lived in it for a while.
I was in Yakima last weekend. Much nicer in September than July.
had a 76 with an amc 360 turbo 400 trans. bullet proof. great 4wd. crawl anywhere
Love the jeep videos! J10 owner here
The Tornado was the first OHC engine produced in the United States? Are you sure about that? I see. To recall the Duesenberg model J straight 8 being Dual Overhead Cam, and it was produced starting in 1921.
Thank god the real guys are back .
Lol I remember that jeep I actually went and looked at it myself before thinking I may want it
i DD a 76 cherokee chief s on 44's drove great down the hwy my uncle had a super wagoneer had the dauntless 350 an factory bucket seats / floor shifter
I miss having road kill on RUclips, as someone in the uk there’s no official way of watching it :(
Brass Fixing Hammer
We love yall show its great seen most all of them ❤
What an epic safe myself new (today) on the channel greetings from South Africa
I freakin love Wagoneers
And I believe Freiburger about the headliners
I want to see more of this wagoneer
I have a 90 Grand Wagoneee.. and a 76 Jeep J10
I had to show my wife the Standard Motor Products voltage regulator as she has worked for them for 20 years.
Steve's teeth are now whiter than the text graphics on the screen.
I'm pretty handy with a wrench, road trip! 😮
If you you guys had any class j-20 longbed pickup with headers,intake and carb .
Couldn’t afford one of those fancy wagoneers
such a cool vehicle
Super easy to fix in those days for most people
getting the "stream every episode now on motortrend" add is a slap in the face as a european. i've been watching this show since episode 1 and all of a sudden my account gets cancelled, making it impossible to watch roadkill. thanks
ahh man, I had a '69 Wagoneer exactly like this one. same color, same engine. sold it to a guy from Iowa about a year ago. regret it.
I had a transplant Buick 350 in my 68 Commando
Dulcich has some amazing teeth. If he would only spend 1/4 the effort on the rest of him.
Lol.
The first thing I noticed.
Got me thinking of Ross in friends.
Never leave home without your number drills. The tap drill for a 1/4-20 thread is a #7. Well let it go this time.
I had a 68 with the Buick 350 and 3 on the tree
This is exactly like my very first Waggoner. Same motor same color same 3 on the.tree. only difference was mine was a 1970.
It’s probably why the hubcap was not on it
what happened to the dragoneer you and Pewee rescued in colorado?
What episode of roadkill did they first see the wagoneer
Jonathan Ward is watching this and gnashing his teeth that he didn't find this vehicle first!
Just so you know, the BFH is a factory approved hub cap installation tool.
First things first , does the heat and ac work
Does anyone have a idea what season this was I can't seem to find it on the MT app or channel?
How about the IH Scout?? It came out in '64?
How many years ago was this first aired?
That sure is a Buick 350. But it seems odd to find it in a 1967 as I believe they were used beginning in 1969-1971. I have a 1968 Wagoneer and it has the 326, precursor to the 350. I bet that’s a 1969 or 1970, or the engine is a transplant.
I had the exact same one It was a station wagon till you locked it into 4x4 Then it was all jeep Could climb anything
Weighs a ton. That would be light Steve
I want one pretty bad. Similar year maybe a 70's.
There is some incorrect information in this video. Dusenburg was making and Overhead Cam Engine (with Lycoming) in 1919.
Could see a trackhawk engine in it with a drop n altitude but leave the original wheels and hubcaps
Hey Motortrend - are you ready to pull down your paywall yet? You ruined Roadkill & Dirt Every Day, drove Finnegan & Tony Angelo away, ready to give up yet?
They ran off Tony? So sad. I hadn't watched in like 4 years after I axed my Motortrend on demand... because, too expensive.
@@jacobtracy7847 yea hes got his own channel now called stay tuned and it's great
I was jealous
Didn't you guys do all this when you rescued it the first time ? do ma disc brake conversion with a power booster then sell it to me ...sounds good to me
Yesss❤❤❤
Dauntless does sound a bit intimidating
can we watch it from outside us?
Using the wrong side of the camera... yup, he's one of us.😂
I can't stop staring at Steve's chompers
Not the first OHC IN the USA by any means……Stutz had in the 1920s.
That sounds sweet , 😂you plan that?
Chrysler bott out AMC 1980 I had 79 jeep Cherokee chief the last year of AMC badging
I had the exact same bus but it was a 70 3 speed colum shift with the Buick 350.
Lost more hubcap lol😊
They already posted this video.
I am very distracted by Steve’s veneers
This car deserves a full restoration…
I am sure that it weighs more than a 'ton'. More like two tons. lol
Ok too funny I have a 72 that looks exactly the same same color same rusty spots same 3speed but mine has a amc 360 and my mirror fell off when I first got mine
''NO hubcaps were harmed during filming''
Lol, who bleached Dolcich's teeth? They are wayyyy too white for his age.
"BOOMER!" HA! That was great.
First of all you are wrong!
The first SUV was the International Scout!
End of story!
They were a 4x4 built with the family in mind = 5 seats, carpets, radio, heater, optional A/C the Wagoneer, Bronco, Blazer came later
IH scout was the first!
Did Dulcich get a new set of teeth?!
Chicklets
I hope they go back to just Steve and Dave for Roadkill Garage, the newer guys just ruin it. It all feels forced and not natural with them compared to these two.