I paid close attention as you took me around that car showing me how wonderful and original it is. I can understand your vision and desire to chop that baby but just because you can doesn’t mean you should. When something has survived so long……. Look, it’s your car, just be sure because as you know, it can only be original once. Declan O’Dwyer, Ballymacarbry, Ireland.
What an awesome Oldsmobile, if it were me I would resist the temptation to cut & chop. The car is way to nice and very valuable as a stock car with the low mileage.
You have a beautiful Oldsmobile 1951-88 regardless they change the color the red looks fantastic. If you want to see one chopped up I'll send you pictures of my 1950 Oldsmobile two-door futuramic. Now it had to supercharged engine in it originally from what I was told it was junk. This car floated around people's garages for about 40 years. It is a tribute to Al gross. He was NASCAR before NASCAR was even NASCAR. If you like NASCAR pick the driver it should be the 13th commandment now she knows everything about Al gross if you're going to be a driver in NASCAR. Anyway Richard Petty Jr Johnson among the other contemporaries, all spoke very highly of Al gross. So the car is not just a tribute to him and his blue and white with number 88 on it also red interior. But some liberties have been taken like the modified Monte Carlo frame it sets on. Chrome reverse baby moons and so much rubber under the back there's a quarter inch Total space between the tires and inner and outer side to the fenders! It has a modified Corvette drivetrain. It has a floor shifter. Sounds cool doesn't it? But your little riddles mobile is so much cooler and nicer don't ever chop it up. There are other Oldsmobiles out there to chop up plenty of that. You know 49 through 53 look a lot alike. Mine is a example of a car chopped up and that category. Oh I know all of its shortcomings but it's a very nice of done tribute to the man. If you Google them you won't find near the information you should. This car with its factory supercharged engine was unbeatable and it was the super bird of its day! So you're 51 Olds 88 is actually in a fine brotherhood! They are the beginning of the hot rods. Overhead valves and so forth they predate the Chevy by about 5 to 7 years depending on which tripod you want to point out as performance straight off the dealership floor. We both know later in the 60s and especially today they all pale and comparison to what we can buy today if you have that much money in the bank. If I did I think I'd rather keep it there. If for some reason you think you would like mine better I talk with you but I sure like yours at 51 olds. You know they had about three different lengths for the two door and the 88 model for 1950. I need the low plastic trim around the window on the inside of the passenger door window. I thought about getting it made or trying to make it myself cutting something down because they tell me mine is the shortest. I don't know if that's all 100% correct but I've gone years without that piece of trim in my car. It's always good to have all your piece of trims in the car. Fantastic car I like what you do on your channel.
In 1964 my school Buddy, Rudy, had a 51 Olds 2 door, like yours…Super88 V8 with three two barrel carbs, progressive linkage and a Crower cam .. I had a two door 1953 Desoto sedan with beautiful gray crush velour interior and bench seats.. My dad helped me install a 331 Chrysler Firepower Hemi with a Holly 4 barrel and then adapted a 1939 Cadillac Lasalle top shifter all synchro transmission.. everyone else at Soquel high had Chevys and Fords.. Rudy and I would race and I would take him at the low end and he would pass me at the top end. I think my rear end gear ratio was too low for that engine.. that’s a beautiful car brother .. enjoy✌️
My very first car I owned and bought and paid for myself was a 1953 Oldsmobile 2 door coupe similar to this. It was 1966 as I best remember and I paid $250 for it. Ran great! No power steering and drank the gas but still a solid set of wheels. I think also 53’ was the first year Olds put hydraulic lifters in the engine. It would click, chick, click as it idled. My advice is leave your car original. It’s a beauty. Nice video Jolene. Good job.
Love the old Oldsmobiles of the 1950s. My then brother-in - law had several of them during the 1950s. Good riding reliable cars. Faster than the average car too.
Chad what a beautiful 51 Oldsmobile! It's perfect in every way, and don't you dare cut anything on that original beauty! No grinders, no torches, no any cutting tool, just leave it alone! If you need to customize a 51 Oldsmobile then go buy another one that is not as nice as this red one! Do not molest this car!
How could you even think about chopping up a beautiful 50s olds with 30000 miles on it. Even the thought of it blows my mind. DON'T DO IT!! You'll create a lot of disappointment of you if you do it.
I agree plus she's a whole lot better to look at than Chad, meaning no harm by that, I think we need more pictures of Jolene working and showing how to's and put Chad behind the camera, I swear you're subscribers would go up in numbers, something to think about y'all keep up the good work however you do it have a great day, this is Chill from Mooresville North Carolina
That car is an amazing classic in fantastic condition ! Customizing that car would be vandalism. It would certainly demolish the value. Please, fugedabodit !
Wow, that 51 seems like it runs smooooooth! Thanks for the vid. I'm still partial to the older rides (30's through 70's). Vehicles back then really had character (plus, you didn't need a degree in computer sciences to tune the darn things). Have a great day!! Blessings!!
We love Sir Chads interaction with car owners and lovers. Thank you Ms.(Queen) Jolene for video. We hope we live long enough to see your Bugatti done. Would pay $ to hear all of Sir Chads comments to people at car show. GOD BLESS.
Yes I had a 51 Oldsmobile we raced it in case stock automatic turn close to national record times do not cut that car up leave it like it is my car was gray with a black top red interior two-door hardtop the dashboard is very sweet in those cars my car belong to an old maid lady when it was new I got it used for $450 it was low mileage and I know how to make those old Oldsmobiles Hall I had a 49 stick shift you can adapt a 39 Ford transmission top and make it look like a shifter from a 39 Ford sticking way up high between the seat there's a formula to do that don't do it but it shifts like a dream with that 39 Ford top I did it because the linkage was wore out on the column
Majority of the best show-winning resto-mods start as very clean, very straight survivors before builders "make them their own". Everyone needs to chill out and remember that Chad is a car builder. It's what he does and it's his property to do with it what he pleases. May be "dumb" to some of you, but there are plenty of us that love and respect the idea of chopping her.
Definitely dumb. Ìts almost impossible to find a great 50s car in this condition. Once he starts on this one it will never see the road again. Most of his builds are never roadworthy
Dad bought a 49 fast back olds in early 50’s Had a AC in back but didn’t work. AC didn’t last long on old rough country roads. Had a big package tray behind back seat. Good place to sleep for small boy on long trips back then.
Nice drive through the Atlantic seaboard and there were a nice variety of show cars, some customized and some not. As I was watching it was interesting to see the cars Chad went towards. I was wondering what was going on in his head about how he’d customize hem. Myself, I think the yellow VW would be the car I’d take home.
What a beautiful car , Chad you shouldn't chop everything lol ! But it's yours do as you wish , I'm sure it will look ok ! Thank you for the take along , you and Jolene are very generous with your lives . Really like your videos !
Hi BadChad,what a gorgeous car, Chad my take on this beautiful old car and this one with its history of just three owners should remain original. It so beautiful Thanks for your video
I paid close attention as you took me around that car showing me how wonderful and original it is. I can understand your vision and desire to chop that baby but just because you can doesn’t mean you should. When something has survived so long……. Look, it’s your car, just be sure because as you know, it can only be original once.
Declan O’Dwyer, Ballymacarbry, Ireland.
@gringo loco vvgggg. , ccs
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As an Aussie can't afford to make him an offer he wouldn't refuse
Love the olds the way it is please dont chop it keep it as a very nice driver .
What an awesome Oldsmobile, if it were me I would resist the temptation to cut & chop. The car is way to nice and very valuable as a stock car with the low mileage.
I'll bet the first chop job ever made was because of crash damage 🔧
Thanks for walking the whole field for us and giving everybody a fair shake.
You have a beautiful Oldsmobile 1951-88 regardless they change the color the red looks fantastic. If you want to see one chopped up I'll send you pictures of my 1950 Oldsmobile two-door futuramic. Now it had to supercharged engine in it originally from what I was told it was junk. This car floated around people's garages for about 40 years. It is a tribute to Al gross. He was NASCAR before NASCAR was even NASCAR. If you like NASCAR pick the driver it should be the 13th commandment now she knows everything about Al gross if you're going to be a driver in NASCAR. Anyway Richard Petty Jr Johnson among the other contemporaries, all spoke very highly of Al gross. So the car is not just a tribute to him and his blue and white with number 88 on it also red interior. But some liberties have been taken like the modified Monte Carlo frame it sets on. Chrome reverse baby moons and so much rubber under the back there's a quarter inch Total space between the tires and inner and outer side to the fenders! It has a modified Corvette drivetrain. It has a floor shifter. Sounds cool doesn't it? But your little riddles mobile is so much cooler and nicer don't ever chop it up. There are other Oldsmobiles out there to chop up plenty of that. You know 49 through 53 look a lot alike. Mine is a example of a car chopped up and that category. Oh I know all of its shortcomings but it's a very nice of done tribute to the man. If you Google them you won't find near the information you should. This car with its factory supercharged engine was unbeatable and it was the super bird of its day! So you're 51 Olds 88 is actually in a fine brotherhood! They are the beginning of the hot rods. Overhead valves and so forth they predate the Chevy by about 5 to 7 years depending on which tripod you want to point out as performance straight off the dealership floor. We both know later in the 60s and especially today they all pale and comparison to what we can buy today if you have that much money in the bank. If I did I think I'd rather keep it there. If for some reason you think you would like mine better I talk with you but I sure like yours at 51 olds. You know they had about three different lengths for the two door and the 88 model for 1950. I need the low plastic trim around the window on the inside of the passenger door window. I thought about getting it made or trying to make it myself cutting something down because they tell me mine is the shortest. I don't know if that's all 100% correct but I've gone years without that piece of trim in my car. It's always good to have all your piece of trims in the car. Fantastic car I like what you do on your channel.
The Oldsmobiles of that era were nothing short of beautiful! I am in love!
In 1964 my school Buddy, Rudy, had a 51 Olds 2 door, like yours…Super88 V8 with three two barrel carbs, progressive linkage and a Crower cam .. I had a two door 1953 Desoto sedan with beautiful gray crush velour interior and bench seats.. My dad helped me install a 331 Chrysler Firepower Hemi with a Holly 4 barrel and then adapted a 1939 Cadillac Lasalle top shifter all synchro transmission.. everyone else at Soquel high had Chevys and Fords.. Rudy and I would race and I would take him at the low end and he would pass me at the top end. I think my rear end gear ratio was too low for that engine.. that’s a beautiful car brother .. enjoy✌️
Beautiful Oldsmobile! Thanks for sharing her with us.
My very first car I owned and bought and paid for myself was a 1953 Oldsmobile 2 door coupe similar to this. It was 1966 as I best remember and I paid $250 for it. Ran great! No power steering and drank the gas but still a solid set of wheels. I think also 53’ was the first year Olds put hydraulic lifters in the engine. It would click, chick, click as it idled. My advice is leave your car original. It’s a beauty. Nice video Jolene. Good job.
Thanks for taking us on the trip.
Proud of you Metal artistic car designer. Good 👍😊 thank you. for your lessons.
Bad Chad and Jolene, always the best show on RUclips!
Chad and Jolene are a class act, may they FOREVER stay together as partners in business and remain forever fateful to each other NO MATTER WHAT!
Love the old Oldsmobiles of the 1950s. My then brother-in - law had several of them during the 1950s. Good riding reliable cars. Faster than the average car too.
It's always nice going on a road trip in such kind of cars and also seeing other old cars,thanks for sharing
Love those beautiful old fifties cars.
Especially the very original ones.
Car people and musicians are the nicest people amongst each other.
A nice Sunday outing and a nice car meeting. 👍
Nice to see different models from all eras.
Wonderful day. 🌞
Greetings from Switzerland
Chad what a beautiful 51 Oldsmobile! It's perfect in every way, and don't you dare cut anything on that original beauty! No grinders, no torches, no any cutting tool, just leave it alone! If you need to customize a 51 Oldsmobile then go buy another one that is not as nice as this red one! Do not molest this car!
Thanks for the ride and tour of our beautiful Nova Scotia guys ....👍❤️🇨🇦
Leave the Oldsmobile STOCK. . .It looks so good, just leave it as a great representative of that era!
How could you even think about chopping up a beautiful 50s olds with 30000 miles on it. Even the thought of it blows my mind. DON'T DO IT!! You'll create a lot of disappointment of you if you do it.
Maybe he is just playing games with us.... upping the comments ?
You are SO right !
ITS HIS FREAKING CAR. WHO CARES. PISS OFF
@@daveyelmer3222 you could be right he can't be that dumb to do it but what we know of his mindset who knows.
I hope he chops it.
Go buy it then . His car to do with as he likes !!
I don't think Jolene gets enough recognition. She does an awesome job taking the pictures, editing and getting them up for us. Thank you.
I agree plus she's a whole lot better to look at than Chad, meaning no harm by that, I think we need more pictures of Jolene working and showing how to's and put Chad behind the camera, I swear you're subscribers would go up in numbers, something to think about y'all keep up the good work however you do it have a great day, this is Chill from Mooresville North Carolina
Need to show more video of Jolene. We hardly ever see her
That car is an amazing classic in fantastic condition !
Customizing that car would be vandalism.
It would certainly demolish the value.
Please, fugedabodit !
Thanks for the road trip and car show Chad and Jolene. That was cool
Chad knows how to change gear like silk protecting the car from oscilating loads - sweet!
Jolene deserves an academy award. Great job.
Wow, that 51 seems like it runs smooooooth! Thanks for the vid. I'm still partial to the older rides (30's through 70's). Vehicles back then really had character (plus, you didn't need a degree in computer sciences to tune the darn things). Have a great day!! Blessings!!
Loved seeing all the cars. The loud music was too much. The countryside was interesting too. It made my day, thank you both from Australia. 🎉
Really nice old's 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
This will be fun to see. Thanks for sharing Chad and Jolene
That is one beautiful Olds, I remember when you went to look at it and the hood wouldn’t open.
Love seeing them driven.
What a kool car thanks for the close up of it
Wow! An Olds with a stick! That is something VERY rare.
i just gave a few old cars the thumbs up today on my Harley!
We love Sir Chads interaction with car owners and lovers. Thank you Ms.(Queen) Jolene for video. We hope we live long enough to see your Bugatti done. Would pay $ to hear all of Sir Chads comments to people at car show. GOD BLESS.
Thank you for the drive, Steve from N.B.
Yes I had a 51 Oldsmobile we raced it in case stock automatic turn close to national record times do not cut that car up leave it like it is my car was gray with a black top red interior two-door hardtop the dashboard is very sweet in those cars my car belong to an old maid lady when it was new I got it used for $450 it was low mileage and I know how to make those old Oldsmobiles Hall I had a 49 stick shift you can adapt a 39 Ford transmission top and make it look like a shifter from a 39 Ford sticking way up high between the seat there's a formula to do that don't do it but it shifts like a dream with that 39 Ford top I did it because the linkage was wore out on the column
Absolutely awesome Oldsmobile Chad, thanks for sharing the car show.
I agree Donald!
Very cool, really enjoyed!!! 👍👍
Thanks for the relaxing ride and pleasant conversation, Chad... 👍✌️
Chad, leave the 51 Olds alone. You don’t have to chop everything you see.
I can’t believe how quiet that car is! Nice
The best car you have ever shown, one you haven't messed up.
Loved that two tone green 56 ford two door 😍😍
What a beauty! Thanks for sharing.
You do you! Thanks for sharing and keep up the hard work you two
Very good video and love the old music…..lot of good cars and your Oldsmobile
Thanks for tour of the car show. Felt like I was walking around there with you viewing all the great looking vehicles.
That was a great little adventure you took us on. Thanks for that.
Jolene was probably The Best of Show.
Abig thanks to all those who take such pride in restoring our history for the our future.
I'm from the United States and the accent always cracks me up .no disrespect chad and Jolene are so talented and seem wonderful people.
FUN DAY ...thanks for taking us for a drive and bringing us to the show.
Even when you're not in the shop I enjoy the videos
Good looking car chad and Jolene 👍
Chad & Jolene thanks for sharing your day at the show. Some cool cars. Love your Buick!
Man I love olds. Best cars ever made.
Majority of the best show-winning resto-mods start as very clean, very straight survivors before builders "make them their own". Everyone needs to chill out and remember that Chad is a car builder. It's what he does and it's his property to do with it what he pleases. May be "dumb" to some of you, but there are plenty of us that love and respect the idea of chopping her.
Definitely dumb. Ìts almost impossible to find a great 50s car in this condition. Once he starts on this one it will never see the road again. Most of his builds are never roadworthy
Thanks for the ride 👍🏽
Leave that one the way it is! It’s perfect just like that.
Great video and thanks for the car show. Love the Olds.
Muito bonito. Excelente trabalho!
WOW. A car that is finished and you can drive it. Enjoy the ride.
He has a whole warehouse full of his builds.
Enjoy the Show Jolene and Chad
Lovely car,you're on the button about driving an old car,nothing like it. 👍
Dad bought a 49 fast back olds in early 50’s
Had a AC in back but didn’t work.
AC didn’t last long on old rough country roads.
Had a big package tray behind back seat.
Good place to sleep for small boy on long trips back then.
hey Guys, thanks, was was fun, living in thailand, i really miss this sort of stuff!!! Cheers Cookie....
Would be nice to see Jolene behind the wheel of that car. 😁
Russell Rankin.. it would be nice to see Jolene driving anything except having to work all the time!!
This should be fun. I love that Olds It is awesome just like it is.
Nice drive through the Atlantic seaboard and there were a nice variety of show cars, some customized and some not. As I was watching it was interesting to see the cars Chad went towards. I was wondering what was going on in his head about how he’d customize hem. Myself, I think the yellow VW would be the car I’d take home.
Say what, we are going for a Ride Sounds good, Hi Guys from Central California.
love that Olds.. you got some really cool stuff
Cool RockaBilly!!👍😎👍
Sunday Funday. A car show is perfect. 👉😎👈
Thanks for bringing us along
What a beautiful car , Chad you shouldn't chop everything lol ! But it's yours do as you wish , I'm sure it will look ok ! Thank you for the take along , you and Jolene are very generous with your lives . Really like your videos !
Nice Sunday drive
Whoa ! Nice Olds...My first car was a '50 88 2-dr sedan, then I had three others through the years.
It’s a beaut. They are so much fun to drive. Great channel you two. 👍😊
..heading for the Kerr show
Wow crazy Chad awesome lov to see it when done ✔️
cars shows are alway good thanks chad and jolene
Thanks for the drive Chad.... I missed that show..... 😔
You guys are great thk you for sharing your day with us
The fact that it's a stick and a 2 door to boot!
Nice.
VERY nice.
I like!
Nice cars. Good meet.
Oh my 51 olds. Be still my heart. 👍👍
I’m thinking that needs an oil change…nice car
I love this car. I was hoping you bought it. Seeing it in the background of other videos and was hoping you would use it.
Love to have that car absolutely beautiful
Thats why they are fun, one with the road, feel it
Honestly just do the car Justice and sell it to somebody who will appreciate it exactly the way it is! That would be the smart choice!
Let's roll into this one in style.I will go but i don't want to ride the hump, i call window shotgun.
Hi BadChad,what a gorgeous car, Chad my take on this beautiful old car and this one with its history of just three owners should remain original.
It so beautiful
Thanks for your video
Good show, give that Oldsmobile a little exercise!
50’s cars are the best styling in history
Thats nice! Cant wait till my 69 super bee is finished. Cheers bro!
Love this Oldsmobile!
Awesome. I know where to come to get the oldies.