FORGOTTEN Ford Falcon Rescue! First Wash in 38 Years! Pt2
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2023
- Now that we've got this little Falcon running, lets give it a bath! I hope you all enjoy! Thank you as always for the Love and Support! I hope everyone is having a great week!
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What you do with these old rides is so cool, what's even cooler is you doing them with your Dad.
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You know what they say, it's only original once. Looking beautiful!
The old car looks pretty good fellas!
NOBODY is doing this "extra mile" TLC on YT. In some ways, it seems like you guys have created a new kind of restoration concept that hopefully will catch on as it encourages many of your viewers. Putting vehicles back on the road like this is American Ingenuity with a hell of a lot of elbow grease. Another Awesome Video.
These plain Jane cars need just as much love as the fancy ones as there are probably less of the base models left than the fancy ones . These were the backbone of the country and need saving. They are definitely the forgotten heros
Not to shabby??? It's freaking gorgeous. Even the thin paint on the edges, even the scratches that have been waxed, the faded bits. It's patina and appropriate for its age and history. It's got a new engine and if the interior scrubs up that Falcon will be pure joy to drive.
Love the show, you know the older you get the more you look like your DAD
My uncle bought a 64" Falcon ,brand new. Light blue, 6 cyl. 3 on the tree. Drove it the rest of his life till he died of cancer 50 years later when he left it to his daughter. It still looked brand new. Last I heard she still has it and trying to keep it as well as he did.
These little Falcons are cool; they’re the forerunner to the Mustang. The hubcaps and new tires make a lot of difference too in the appearance of the car.
Love seeing these old cars brought back to life, don’t build them like that anymore. Keep up the good work guys
My father and I used to restore Pontiac Fieros together for many years. After his passing I kinda lost my passion. Thanks to you and your father my spirit is reignited and now my daughter and I have just finished a beautiful 85 notchback. Thank you for all you do to inspire others to move forward.
Have you seen Ronald Finger's Fiero restoration?
You know. I've never even seen a Falcon that color and I was around when it was new.❤Great work⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Michael, you don't need to thank us for enabling you to create content, we watch, follow and comment because of the content you turn out, it's a great channel and looking forward to the next episode!😎
That deep leaf green is worth the effort, beautiful car, great job
I like the rescues because you detail them and make them a good driver and not just park them in the tree.
I love it when you guys take a little old forgotten car like this and bring it back to life!
anyone doing these kinds of videos keep saying they are not experts and they are not trying to build show cars, we know that is what makes it so real for so many of us. great content by the way
You guys find some great projects.
The Falcon looks like an grumpy old man going reluctantly to the Spa but acctually loving it 😂 Good job 👍
It’s unbelievable how well the car turned out. 😮
Falcons are such cool under cars, and affordable!
Great job guys, just the perfect balance. It's far more important to keep her originality rather than looking for a showroom finish at great expense. You nailed it once again, a great looking Falcon 🥰
There's something about watching 2 guys work on an old car. It's a labour of love. There's love going on.
I had a 64 falcon convertible this color with white top and interior. It was the same way on the doors. It had the 260 v-8 with a 4 speed. Lots of fun, one that should have never been let go. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.
Gotta say, the quality of your videos has come so far since I started watching years ago! Keep up the great work!
I like your detailing the cars. Many other you tubers just get them running and leave it at that. I appreciate fixing up the cars to the point where they look good.
That would be a cool little cruiser. Don't do anything weird to it. There are not many left since the "conveyor belt" salvage yards came into existence. 👍
Yea, and since Obama’s cash for clunkers program destroyed some of the better ones. People were just trying to make ends meet and crushed a lot of the classics.
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Indeed! 👍
@ 14:40 It wouldn't be possible without your love for old autos !! You and your Dad make a great team !!
Mr. B. Here ! Very nice , good job . Lacquer paint will after time thin out, just wax the hell out of it ! 👍👍🍺🍺
That cleanup on your Falcon is awesome. Great to see old Iron given a new lease on life!
I'm less than 3 minutes in, and I am LOVING this car !! What a jewel !!
That came out great! Awesome work!
Man, me and my best friend terrorized North Baton Rouge, Louisiana in a green 64 Falcon 4dr just like that!! Thanks for bringing it back to life, the memories also!!
I almost enjoy the detailing and first washes more than seeing them run again for the first time in years. Great content!
The best part about you guys is that you take something old and tired and bring out the best in it. Continuous improvement is your forte'. Thanks Brothers!
Looks so much better Michael. Your lucky to be doing all of this with your father. I have always loved the look of Falcon’s.
You must be congratulated on a stunning, dedicated renovation: a '63 Falcon Squire wagon - in the same green depicted here - was my father's first Ford. He loved it even though the suspension was upgraded for Australian road conditions a little later in the model's life. Thank you; you've brought back my 13-year-old boy once again!
That little Falcon is awesome, even as a 4 door. I once had the station wagon version. I love your videos. I too get to once in a while work on cars with my dad. He's 80 years old now and has built many classics. Keep up the good work. Greetings from CA
For the bumpers to fix the ruff spots get a 2 litter bottle of soda like pepsi and dip clean rags or paper towels so they are completely soaked and cover the bumpers completely let it sit overnight and in the morning it will look like new
Thank you for doing what you do! I'm glad I found your channel almost 3 years ago. Ive never regretted clicking on any of your videos. Amazing work you and your dad are doing! Can't wait to see the next episode :)
Big effort, great result!❤
That is such a wonderful little Falcon. She definitely cleaned up well. Watching you keeps an old veteran's dreams alive. Be well and God bless.
Wow, good job! You could see the difference in the paint at every step.
big difference of the look at the beginning and the end ,....worlds apart. great job. elbow grease shine her up good
Nice that you took the extra mile on the Falcon. It looks really nice 👌
You are my favorite channel. It all started with your Porsche and now seeing all these other cars being given, another lease of life is awesome. Keep on doing this great work on making this great content.
it's beautiful! A simple, basic car! Nothing fancy, and not all that electronic garbage!
Falcons are so cool, and this one was lucky to be rescued. Looks fantastic!
You're both great, my dad had a sky blue 1962 Falcon station wagon, it's my favorite car ever.
I can't wait for the next video!👏👍
When the suds came out i was thinking of the rv and the kids having fun helping out. Family family family. Yes i got teary eyed. 😂👍✌️
Such a practical detail that really give you the most bang for your buck. Falcon is a beauty!
That paint turned out great, love the color. It's called Holly Green, if you're interested in repainting it the original shade. Reminds me of my dad's '72 buick electra, it was a similar shade of green.
Awesome job. Can't wait for the interior clean up video
What an incredible transformation! It is absolutely amazing what you and your dad do in bringing back these old cars and the TLC that you guys spend on them! And the best part is that you both get to spend the time doing this hobby together!!! Can't wait to see the next couple of videos on the brakes and the interior!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Love that you save the “average man’s” car….leave the luxury cars to the other channels…this is great!
Nice job!! I could see spending a little time working on that grille to straighten it back out a bit.
Glad you’re saving this one!
From what it looked like, to what it is now is pretty nice. You and your Dad do great work 👍😁
I absolutly love when you wash cars and make them look fresh again!
When I saw the video where you first brought home that Porsche, I said "yeah right." Then you proceeded to impress the hell out of us with your skills. You did an amazing job on that car. I'm now hooked on your channel and get excited every time I see new content. You're the real deal. Thanks for the hard work and the content!
Thank you guys for all the content👍🇺🇸
I would be so proud to own that little Falcon.
Great to see a little base model four door get so much love. Keep up great work!
Great job y’all! That old Falcon looks great
Always a pleasure watching you Michael, and your dad breathing new life back into autos, you do it with a passion which makes it even more enjoyable 👍🙂
Its a barn find and you made it look stunning. Great job.
Great job so far!! Enjoying this one!!
Great job guys, what a difference!
Just goes to prove what dedication and a little hardwork, spit and polish can achieve. Well done guys 👍👍
I would suggest using 500/1000/1500 wet sanding steps to produce a beautiful finish and shine.
Love how you care for these old cars, great job 👏
Very impressive looking way better than I expected.👍
First time I'm watching the channel. Love the old Falcon as it reminds me of the 1965 Mercury Comet 202 my mom used to have. I would not be surprised if the doors and some other components were interchangeable among the two. I vaguely recall our Comet had a 200 something inch 6 cylinder engine with 3 on the tree.
So satisfying to watch a car being detailed like this. Carnuba wax smells great. Good job Fellas. Thank you.
I have fond memories of a White '64 Falcon Station wagon. It had the 260 V8 and at bes a 2-barrel carb but it was fun and had a bunch of room for hauling stuff. Good times.
Love how it looks after the detailing,awesome work …
That’s a beautiful car you and your dad done a great job bringing this one back. Love the video’s.
So cool you fix up these forgotten vehicles. It would be nice to have a beer with you. Rubbing compound works for getting crud off paint too
It would be interesting to see the history of this falcon as the color is the same as used by the US ARMY garrison vehicles of the day. The front door respray was how the cars went to auction. Under the top layer of paint could be the old Army decals in white lettering. I do love the level 1 restoration on this car.
Nice job ! Brings back memories of my first car, mine was light blue.
So glad I stumbled upon this channel a little while back! Y’all do such an amazing job with everything. One suggestion: when detailing, before each time I reapply more compound to the pad, I like to take the air compressor and blow out all the built up gunk that’s accumulated in the pad before I apply more compound to it. It helps cuts down on the chance of having any swirls in the finish. Keep up the good work!
Incredible job as always!
Hello from Denmark
I have seen some of your videos.
cleaning chrome bumpers can be done cheaply, I know you love this!.
Use steel wool with soap and plenty of water.
Steel wool must be as fine as possible, can be bought in almost all shops.
Regards
Michael Hansen.. Denmark
Puddin's Fab Shop would be proud--and so am I!!!
I would daily drive that beautiful Falcon!
This is a great channel I know it a lot of work but y’all got something good here thanks brother I’m 67 years old I would love to have that car
The Falcon's color reminds me of the old Pennsylvania Railroad's dark Brunswick green livery (it also is notorious for becoming a dreary flat black color as it ages). In any case, nice work on this detail job! You and your pops really brought it back to life!
appreciate the dedication you two have! looks great
Wet sanding can be risky, but you have the technique down. Amazing result.
What an amazing transformation! You guys rock!
You and your dad do some fantastic work in each of your videos thank you fir providing us with content to watch keep up the great work and restoring these old forgotten relics
Hey brother,I used to detail cars for a living. Here's an idea when u clay bar u do it right after u wash it while it's wet,u don't need spray detailer. Water does the same thing so it saves some time when detailing. Just an idea,love the show.
Thanks for the suggestion! That’s a great idea! 😃 Glad you’re enjoying! Thanks for watching and commenting 😊
What a transformation. You guys did a fantastic job 👍✌️🇺🇲
Thank you so much! 😊
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Wow she cleaned up good. Would love to use it as a daily driver!
Does definitely bring that green out nicely cause honestly...... I thought it was black all this time! 😆 I'm not generally big on the detailing vids BUT... this one was quite satisfying!💙👊🏼
Fantastic! Love watching the ressurection of these old cars. Peace out!
That wood make a great gasser.
I for one am glad you are not doing " full blown " resto's on this channel, Budget part of the channel name and all !! Love your stuff !!
Hey, great job on this detail! I didn't think you'd be able to coax that much of a shine out of it. I would suggest using 0000 steel wool to remove some of that surface rust on the chrome bumpers and rebuffing it. You might be surprised.
That is a beautiful old car. Great rival.
My first car was a 1964 Ford Falcon two door in a light blue color. That car was so easy to work on and I learned so much on how to keep it running. To think what that car was like at 64,000 miles and 16 years old when I got it compared to my 70,000 mile 2016 Hyundai Elantra is a reason why I say "thank goodness they don't build them like they used to". My Elantra is like new inside and out and looks amazing. The Falcon had rusted out floor boards on the driver's side and the engine had to be yanked and replaced with another 170 cid engine because the original was just worn out.
That went from turd to treasure with a bit of elbow grease. Nice job. Keep these iconic cars in the road.
You and your dad do a great job love your videos ❤