When you were showing the inside of the car while driving around, it brought back so many memories. We had the 66 Impala version of this car with a 327 in it. I had forgotten what the dash looked like, but as soon as I saw it again, it all came back. The video itself was a lot of fun to watch, but those memories of being in that car with my Dad were priceless for me.
Back in 1978 a friend and I decided to go on an adventure in his mom's 1965 Chevy ll 4 door six cylinder car. He put new tires on it the morning before we left. 258 miles into the trip his front tires were showing the cords through it. Limped to Casa DeFruita on our way back to San Jose CA. Guy at the Shell station said that the tie rods were bent. Well Phil's mom didn't have two quarters to rub together so when we went back to retrieve the car she just called the junk yard in Gilroy to come and pick it up. Between the cost of the tow to take the car and what they gave her, she ended up with $25.00 and no car. She did buy us Chinese Food once we got back to San Jose to put that disaster behind us. We still talk about that memorable trip to this day. Good times.
Perfect daily driver. It reminds me of the '67 Chevelle 300 I had. No bullshit electronics and simple to keep maintained. These were some of the best cars GM ever built.
Almost makes me homesick. Saskatchewan born, expat since 1995,in Saudi and South Korea. I always thought I would never see it again since my 2012 visit when my mom passed. Fast forward to 2021. Covid locked me out of my condo in the Philippines after my employer in Korea "retired" me. Forced to return to Saskatoon, rented a room from an old high school buddy for a year. Got a job with a Train Crew Transport outfit and plied that Regina highway many times. Can still smell that summer prairie air. Spent many a minute waiting by the train track to switch crews as far east as Melville and also lots of trips as far west as Wainwright. Got sent to BC for a month last fall, got a graveyard shift at the rail yard in Saskatoon as Yard Taxi over a REAL cold winter, then the phone finally rang. I'm now teaching again in Hungary. Yes, it's been an odyssey . Will not return to Canada as long as a certain @$$ whose initials are J.T is running things. Hence the term "almost" in front of homesick.
That brings so many memories of a young child 13 maybe 14 my grandfather would take us out myself and my 2 cousins a d turn us lose in his 49 studebaker pickup while he was plowing we would tear it up after dirt nothing to hit big field such a blast was how we learned to drive back in the early 70's we used laugh and go on just like yall were doing awesome time to be able to relive those memories thru you and him work on equipment out in a field some where either tractor or vehicle thanks for jogging my memory enjoy your videos more than you know and let's not forget murr time I spent with my dad working side by side and learning this is a priceless gift that father and son can share thanks dan !
Hey Dan, it's great to have friends with you that know what their doing. Reminds me of my younger days in the 70's when I was much like you. I would buy or get cars free and have them back running and on the road in little to no time. As your pretty much a chevy guy, I was a mopar guy. Take care and be safe.
Dan doesn't do enough revivals! This was great stuff!!! The struggle was REAL on this one! You got a great group you hang with, lots of fun and laughs!
Love these 66's. I've got a 66 2-door post manual big block here in New Zealand. It's on my channel if anyone wants to see another 66. Good video, great car.
Nice score Dan , I have had a few 66 Chevys. My dad had a 66 Biscayne. When that one rusted out I bought him a 66 Impala and swapped out his engine and put it in the Impala. We still have his car outback. I still own a 66 Caprice that I'm still trying to restore. Just love big body Chevys. Chevy 6 is a great engine, easy to fix and works hard !!
I really enjoyed this video! I didn't think I would cause I'm not a fan of 4 door Biscaynes (my mom bought a 65 new...POS), but you and your friends made it interesting. Reminded me a lot of my friends and I working on old cars in our late teens. Especially when you all piled in for the test drive and left the girls behind. Glad you made it home intact. Curious to see what you do with it. Thanks for the intertainment.
That's a cool 66 Chevy! You guys had some fun till the wheels almost fell off! Mur will love the car and really enjoy it! Glad you guys made it home safely! Catch you later 👍
Saw some really interesting stuff sitting around. Good going on getting it running! You forgot the most important part, the Berrymans Instant tune in the carb. Duct tape for the oil cap.
I recall when my parents had a blue 1966 Biscayne.. I believe I was conceived in that car. 🙄😂😂😂 Growing up I was fascinated with the metallic blue shift knob.. and always putzing with the radio! 👍
I had an Impala 4 dr years ago. You may remember it, it was white with a painted black roof and blue flames called the Millenium Falcon. The front strut rod ripped out of the frame and force it into retirement in 2001. Bought a Belair that I wanted to make one from the two but it never happened. Sold them to a guy on Inkster who had a two door sedan. He wanted me to pay him to take them away, no. Got discouraged from the car hobby after that. Have a lot of spare body parts for a four door I want to get rid of but don't want to scrap. The car in this video looks really good.
Fun video Dan. Friend of mine inherited his grandfather's 66 4dr, 6cyl impala when we were in high school. I was supposed to inherit my grandfather's 67 plum purple 327 2dr Caprice, when I was in high school as well. Unfortunately, my greedy uncle took it, and drove a mint condition, low mileage car into the ground and off to the junkyard in only 2 years. But I'm not bitter at all. Lol
Reminds me of what a friend did about 20 yrs ago. His friend's father had just freshened up a 65 Chevelle more door and was selling it. All he told his wife was that they were going on vacation and hitched a ride in a mini van. After a 16 hr road trip they arrived at their destination and he told his wife the reason for their "vacation", he made a deal, bought the Chevelle and drove it home. It was their daily driver for several yrs in the mid 2000's (they live in Upstate NY). I'm not a smart man--but I know better than to try that one! Great road trip guys! 😆
Cool beans. Not too long ago nobody wanted to touch those old Cheby mordoors. Boring old grandpa cars. How times change. And I love the scenery out there. Nice.
Great video Dan! Looks like you had a blast! Especially in the field! LOL I enjoy every one of your videos, and always look forward to the next one! Keep up the great work! Keep On Motoring Brother!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
GREAT music for the road driving. Playing a country "High lonesome sound" while driving in the open country was perfect. Keep up the steel. Shout out to Waylon Wire - ya goota love the tunes.
Oh hell yeah... That thing is cool! Murr is gunna be styling! I wish there was more of those old school grampaw type cars on the road.. At first I was like.. Why... Until I saw it. Total score!
This thing reminds me of a car that I was given when I was 19, a 1976 Buick Skylark sedan with 34,000 miles on it. It had an Olds 260 4.3L V8 (110 HP) with a TH200 in it. It was in perfect shape obviously and it was seriously slow, but that thing would start after sitting for two months with a foot of snow covering the entire car on the first crank with the Rochester 2bbl.
Great video Dan and Dani! That 66 Chev reminds me of a 4dr. 65 impala that I bought, with a blown automatic trans mission, back in the mid 70's for $75 bucks. I put a junk yard trans in it for $25, and some chrome reverse wheels and I drove it for 5 years, including 2 trips to Nova Scotia from the east coast. Those were the days! Good luck with the 66!!
A good friend of mine had a post model ‘66 Chevelle. 194 and a 3 speed manual . What a fun midsize car to drive . Glad it’s going to a good cause. Wish I could find more like that near me . Everyone here is apparently wanting to do full restorations while receiving welfare and disability, lol.
Well, that was quite the adventure! I could feel your pain, for sure! I was impressed by the amount of parts you took with you to complete the rescue. Too bad the old girl didn't cooperate fully with your plan! It happens! (smile) Enjoy! Be safe! Bro Harry
Few thoughts. I never thought your breathing was heavy on camera. I tried to shoot vids 5 years ago and it sounded like I had TB. I’m excited about the ‘67 Camaro build. But like a guy told me when I bought a Camaro, “The best way to know you don’t want a Camaro is to get one.” Good luck Dan and Dani.
Nice 4 door! I drive 69 Chevelle 4 door. This other YT guy Isaac also built a rad Biscayne with inline 6, but he tuned it decently with new rockers and Offenhauser intake. He took it to HotRod Power tour as well like you did with the LS 57 Chevy. Regards from germany, you guys rock ✌🏼
Looks like a fun one! Only in Canda can you buy a car for cheap and then the seller spends however many hours helping you get it running and blast it around his field. Awesome!!
I enjoyed your video. Seriously consider getting a wireless microphone. You can put the transmiter by your pocket and clip the mic to your shirt. Of course, if you are in a particular place for a long time, you can stick it on the car or a stand.
Great episode guys. Was nice to see you hanging out with those guys, looks like you all had a blast. Love the old Chevy. Reminds me so much of one we had as a kid, think it was a 67. White with the same dent in the driver's fender. To young then to know what engine was in it. Lol
I think white-walls look good on it. Fix all the mechanicals, and just drive it as it is. Like the two tone. You did a great job on it. Don't give up on it. I've always liked cars that need love.
Watching your Biscayne revival... Awesome!!!! Lovebto see it as a big block ...!! Be a nice Sleeper.. Kinda partial.......to those 65 and 66 Impalas , Belairs, and Biscaynes!!
Lot of work and a lot of miles! I know how you feel! I have dealt with that kind of car myself ! Drove part of the way ….pulled it the rest of the way and I wish at times I never would have found that vehicle M Great video as always! At least you and your buddies had a fun time in the field ride!
In 1977, my senior year of high school, I was driving a 68 Impala ragtop with a 283 in it Loved the car. It was only 11 years old and was already a rusted out POS, but it was a great car. My grandmother had a 67 with a 6 cylinder with a 3 on the tree. Other than tradition, I do not know why people bought 6 cyl cars at that point. They were absolutely gutless! Nice find, but for me, that 6 would be headed for recycling.
Absolutely brilliant I was amazed how well it went ….but l was thinking the Beverly hillbillies for second there 🤣🤣 man what a lot of fun with your buds …makes a great weed whacked to 👌👍
That was awesome, especially doing the paddock racing 😀👍🏽 but you got it to go for as long as you could, I would put a V8 into it or rebuild the 6 with a bigger carburetor and extractor's , a lumpy cam , and some mag wheels, well be great to see what you do with it 😀👍🏻
I have my grandmother's 66 Chevelle 2 Dr sedan. Was a 194 straight 6 with Powerglide. Now has a .040" over 427 and M-20 Muncie. It needs front suspension rebuilt and I do have all new parts including tubular A-arms and disc brakes n spindles. New power break master cylinder. I also bought a 9 inch rear housing set up for the Chevelle. New axles and posi carrier for the pumpkin I'm using from a pickup. 3:91 gears. New mags with new T/A Radials. I always teased my grandmother I would stuff a Rat Motor 🐀 into her car. Promise kept.
I’m excited for Murr I hope he loves this! Is he opposed to fixing his little red car? I wonder if that’s like his project that he wants to build so you haven’t touched it oooor something to that affect but this for Murr seems super cool! I love the biscaynes a 62 is one of my faves
I think he'd enjoy tinkering with the 155 horsepower, 250 CID straight six and the rest of it. The 66 yrs are good lookin' cars and 61-62 make cool V8 sleeperz too!
liking the change of pace doin a field revial even tho you had an army helping but thats the way she goes up in canadastan ppl just help a feller out wether its genuine interest in seeing the car go to a new home or just get this junk off my property lol.
Been there done that. But 500 miles? Nah! All the power to ya! Nothing like a good running crew cab! Dads was a 66 laurentian, i had a parisienne and buddy had a strato chief. Couldnt have done it in a day without help from Josh and the mullet bros…👍 A set of 5.38 gears and it will be a serious red light blaster! I have to add, the variety in the content is refreshing, but i do miss watching the nomad progress.. Fyi, the 2 speed slushbox has a pump on the output side,can push start,and can leave driveshaft on to tow.. Well, at least you still have your sense of humor. Wonder if wheel was straighter before you “fuxed”the bent tie rod? Fis the 6, 4bbl and split headers. They sound wicked. Ask jeff whitby, just did the chief.
When you were showing the inside of the car while driving around, it brought back so many memories. We had the 66 Impala version of this car with a 327 in it. I had forgotten what the dash looked like, but as soon as I saw it again, it all came back. The video itself was a lot of fun to watch, but those memories of being in that car with my Dad were priceless for me.
Quote of the day by Josh, " I hit a bunch of stuff with a hammer ", Gold, great video guys, very entertaining.
Back in 1978 a friend and I decided to go on an adventure in his mom's 1965 Chevy ll 4 door six cylinder car. He put new tires on it the morning before we left. 258 miles into the trip his front tires were showing the cords through it. Limped to Casa DeFruita on our way back to San Jose CA. Guy at the Shell station said that the tie rods were bent. Well Phil's mom didn't have two quarters to rub together so when we went back to retrieve the car she just called the junk yard in Gilroy to come and pick it up. Between the cost of the tow to take the car and what they gave her, she ended up with $25.00 and no car. She did buy us Chinese Food once we got back to San Jose to put that disaster behind us. We still talk about that memorable trip to this day. Good times.
It's nice to see DD speed shop employing the homeless caddy from happy Gilmore! Just a saint! #handtattoo
He told me I’m an intern
DD speed shop DD speed shop
As soon as I saw Josh’s hand tattoo I knew I could sucker him into buying the caddy.
@@jaystreisel2299 hahaha
@@shadetreemechanical5219 I think interns are supposed to get paid.
Perfect daily driver. It reminds me of the '67 Chevelle 300 I had. No bullshit electronics and simple to keep maintained. These were some of the best cars GM ever built.
Almost makes me homesick. Saskatchewan born, expat since 1995,in Saudi and South Korea. I always thought I would never see it again since my 2012 visit when my mom passed. Fast forward to 2021. Covid locked me out of my condo in the Philippines after my employer in Korea "retired" me. Forced to return to Saskatoon, rented a room from an old high school buddy for a year. Got a job with a Train Crew Transport outfit and plied that Regina highway many times. Can still smell that summer prairie air. Spent many a minute waiting by the train track to switch crews as far east as Melville and also lots of trips as far west as Wainwright. Got sent to BC for a month last fall, got a graveyard shift at the rail yard in Saskatoon as Yard Taxi over a REAL cold winter, then the phone finally rang. I'm now teaching again in Hungary. Yes, it's been an odyssey . Will not return to Canada as long as a certain @$$ whose initials are J.T is running things. Hence the term "almost" in front of homesick.
Quite the runner there Guys! Nice!
That shot of a '66 driving through the field, pushed my nostalgia buttons. I *felt* 1975.
That was a really fun episode, your friends are characters. Lots of laughs
Thanks buddy! It was a good time!
C'mon Dan @1:02..."Thanks" She is a Gem for calmly finding your part and NOT freaking out. it deserves at least a "Thanks Babe!"
My first high school car was a 62 Belair with the 235 - survived those years and carried me to college. Great car.
That brings so many memories of a young child 13 maybe 14 my grandfather would take us out myself and my 2 cousins a d turn us lose in his 49 studebaker pickup while he was plowing we would tear it up after dirt nothing to hit big field such a blast was how we learned to drive back in the early 70's we used laugh and go on just like yall were doing awesome time to be able to relive those memories thru you and him work on equipment out in a field some where either tractor or vehicle thanks for jogging my memory enjoy your videos more than you know and let's not forget murr time I spent with my dad working side by side and learning this is a priceless gift that father and son can share thanks dan !
Best vid yet,thanks DD.looking forward to seeing what plans you have for this car.keep up the good work.
Hey Dan, it's great to have friends with you that know what their doing. Reminds me of my younger days in the 70's when I was much like you. I would buy or get cars free and have them back running and on the road in little to no time. As your pretty much a chevy guy, I was a mopar guy. Take care and be safe.
Yeah it was a blast!
Dan doesn't do enough revivals! This was great stuff!!! The struggle was REAL on this one! You got a great group you hang with, lots of fun and laughs!
The broad stays home from now on
Shut up
That was pretty Epic - Thanks for the Vid. Appreciate all your time, efforts and monies involved.
Great viewing, Mike from Aus.
When you guys were driving thru the field laughing like teenagers it took me back to my younger years, great video as always!
Always enjoyable and never, I mean never a dull moment. Thanks again. Will keep watching and see if your Dad gets a reliable present 🙄.
Love these 66's. I've got a 66 2-door post manual big block here in New Zealand. It's on my channel if anyone wants to see another 66. Good video, great car.
That's a sweet machine'
Nice score Dan , I have had a few 66 Chevys. My dad had a 66 Biscayne. When that one rusted out I bought him a 66 Impala and swapped out his engine and put it in the Impala. We still have his car outback. I still own a 66 Caprice that I'm still trying to restore. Just love big body Chevys. Chevy 6 is a great engine, easy to fix and works hard !!
Sweet old 'Scayne buddy! Looking forward to seeing it come together... Cheers from Alberta...
Great video. Great to see a group of car nuts getting together to tackle a project. Thanks for sharing guys.
Wow, beautiful day in Saskatchewan, sun with minimal wind, productivity at it’s finest.
Nice car Can't wait to see what else you do with it
Always a fun time in the ol dd speed shop! Looks like a solid ol chevy, nice of you to get it running for your buddy!!!
The footage of you guys coming off the dirt road into the field and Nailing that thistle at speed was great.Didnt to the front end any good,LOL
I'd take that car in a heartbeat. My dad bought a '66 2dr Caprice brand new when I was very young and I have good memories of riding in it.
What a great find. Solid car going to make a great driver. Good score 👍👍👍😎✌️
My first car was a 66 Bel Air 4 door 283 2 bbl PG. Lot’s of memories watching this video.
I really enjoyed this video! I didn't think I would cause I'm not a fan of 4 door Biscaynes (my mom bought a 65 new...POS), but you and your friends made it interesting. Reminded me a lot of my friends and I working on old cars in our late teens. Especially when you all piled in for the test drive and left the girls behind. Glad you made it home intact. Curious to see what you do with it. Thanks for the intertainment.
That's a cool 66 Chevy! You guys had some fun till the wheels almost fell off! Mur will love the car and really enjoy it! Glad you guys made it home safely! Catch you later 👍
Saw some really interesting stuff sitting around. Good going on getting it running! You forgot the most important part, the Berrymans Instant tune in the carb. Duct tape for the oil cap.
You both are great, getting the car home. Can't wait to see what was making it run so bad.
I recall when my parents had a blue 1966 Biscayne.. I believe I was conceived in that car. 🙄😂😂😂 Growing up I was fascinated with the metallic blue shift knob.. and always putzing with the radio! 👍
I could not help but think of you guys as the classic hosers
Great change up, love to see the will she run’s? Can’t wait to see what’s next for her.
Very KOOL Video Dan Looked like everyone was having a great time Should be a great Build
I had an Impala 4 dr years ago. You may remember it, it was white with a painted black roof and blue flames called the Millenium Falcon. The front strut rod ripped out of the frame and force it into retirement in 2001. Bought a Belair that I wanted to make one from the two but it never happened. Sold them to a guy on Inkster who had a two door sedan. He wanted me to pay him to take them away, no. Got discouraged from the car hobby after that. Have a lot of spare body parts for a four door I want to get rid of but don't want to scrap. The car in this video looks really good.
There are a lot of videos of cars found in barns. Your video is the only one I believe. Great video Dano.
Fun video Dan. Friend of mine inherited his grandfather's 66 4dr, 6cyl impala when we were in high school. I was supposed to inherit my grandfather's 67 plum purple 327 2dr Caprice, when I was in high school as well. Unfortunately, my greedy uncle took it, and drove a mint condition, low mileage car into the ground and off to the junkyard in only 2 years. But I'm not bitter at all. Lol
Reminds me of what a friend did about 20 yrs ago. His friend's father had just freshened up a 65 Chevelle more door and was selling it. All he told his wife was that they were going on vacation and hitched a ride in a mini van. After a 16 hr road trip they arrived at their destination and he told his wife the reason for their "vacation", he made a deal, bought the Chevelle and drove it home. It was their daily driver for several yrs in the mid 2000's (they live in Upstate NY). I'm not a smart man--but I know better than to try that one! Great road trip guys! 😆
Enjoy your videos Dan! Looks like you had a great time with your buds!
That was a long day. Ur the man got it home 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 will be watching the next exciting adventure on the DD speed shop channel 👍🏻😎
I bought a 59 Fargo short box out of that yard a few years ago and am finally starting to build it up - you did good.
Cool beans. Not too long ago nobody wanted to touch those old Cheby mordoors. Boring old grandpa cars. How times change. And I love the scenery out there. Nice.
Great video Dan! Looks like you had a blast! Especially in the field! LOL I enjoy every one of your videos, and always look forward to the next one! Keep up the great work! Keep On Motoring Brother!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
GREAT music for the road driving. Playing a country "High lonesome sound" while driving in the open country was perfect. Keep up the steel. Shout out to Waylon Wire - ya goota love the tunes.
Certainly a "Romp" in Manitoba, for sure!! Looks like you had a blast!! Cars, repairs, a drive through a field and more!! Lots of fun!! Cheers!!
Oh hell yeah... That thing is cool!
Murr is gunna be styling! I wish there was more of those old school grampaw type cars on the road.. At first I was like.. Why... Until I saw it.
Total score!
Me: Watching the video and enjoying it. Also me: What's the story with the 68 C20 tow truck in the back? I could make a drive to Saskatchewan...🤔
Great video you two did thanks for sharing
Great shows keep up the good work love y'all shows
This thing reminds me of a car that I was given when I was 19, a 1976 Buick Skylark sedan with 34,000 miles on it. It had an Olds 260 4.3L V8 (110 HP) with a TH200 in it. It was in perfect shape obviously and it was seriously slow, but that thing would start after sitting for two months with a foot of snow covering the entire car on the first crank with the Rochester 2bbl.
Field run...look like 4 kids on a joy ride. Rebuild and daily driver it. Cool find!
Great video Dan and Dani! That 66 Chev reminds me of a 4dr. 65 impala that I bought, with a blown automatic trans mission, back in the mid 70's for $75 bucks. I put a junk yard trans in it for $25, and some chrome reverse wheels and I drove it for 5 years, including 2 trips to Nova Scotia from the east coast. Those were the days! Good luck with the 66!!
Hello . That was a nice Episode. Long way home. Iwisch you good luck to fix this car Danny. Greetings from Germany.👋
Wow in enjoyed that Adventure all Your help were cool it was a good episode
A good friend of mine had a post model ‘66 Chevelle. 194 and a 3 speed manual . What a fun midsize car to drive . Glad it’s going to a good cause. Wish I could find more like that near me . Everyone here is apparently wanting to do full restorations while receiving welfare and disability, lol.
That looked like a few fun days. Just buy some junk, get your buddies together, and throw parts at it ! Love the '66, my birth year !
Had a 67 Biscayne 2 door. Loved that old boat.
I wish I was young enough to do this stuff again. Have fun Y’all
I love the body style, maybe a 2 door conversion?
Well, that was quite the adventure! I could feel your pain, for sure! I was impressed by the amount of parts you took with you to complete the rescue. Too bad the old girl didn't cooperate fully with your plan! It happens! (smile) Enjoy! Be safe! Bro Harry
Haha I brought a few parts that's for sure
So very cool...
Really enjoyed watching...
Few thoughts. I never thought your breathing was heavy on camera. I tried to shoot vids 5 years ago and it sounded like I had TB. I’m excited about the ‘67 Camaro build. But like a guy told me when I bought a Camaro, “The best way to know you don’t want a Camaro is to get one.” Good luck Dan and Dani.
Nice 4 door! I drive 69 Chevelle 4 door. This other YT guy Isaac also built a rad Biscayne with inline 6, but he tuned it decently with new rockers and Offenhauser intake. He took it to HotRod Power tour as well like you did with the LS 57 Chevy. Regards from germany, you guys rock ✌🏼
This is my favourite video of all your videos
Looks like a fun one!
Only in Canda can you buy a car for cheap and then the seller spends however many hours helping you get it running and blast it around his field. Awesome!!
Love the video DD Speed Shop!!!.. can't wait for more content!..😆👍
I enjoyed your video. Seriously consider getting a wireless microphone. You can put the transmiter by your pocket and clip the mic to your shirt. Of course, if you are in a particular place for a long time, you can stick it on the car or a stand.
More of this content. This is what we like!
Working on it!
So glad you got it running. It was a shame it was sitting there for so long.
Dad had a 60 Biscayne , by 1965 used a 2x4 to hold front seat up yours is in good condition considering😊
Great episode guys. Was nice to see you hanging out with those guys, looks like you all had a blast. Love the old Chevy. Reminds me so much of one we had as a kid, think it was a 67. White with the same dent in the driver's fender. To young then to know what engine was in it. Lol
These are part of my favorite meal I love biscayne's and gravy 😉
I would have bought that in a heartbeat and restored it and drove it to car shows nice find you don't see too many biscayne's anymore
Good Morning DD SPEED SHOP
I think white-walls look good on it. Fix all the mechanicals, and just drive it as it is. Like the two tone. You did a great job on it. Don't give up on it. I've always liked cars that need love.
very nice old survivor, get it reliable and comfortable ( fix front seat) and safe of corse. make a great daily driver. you find the some awesome cars
Watching your Biscayne revival...
Awesome!!!!
Lovebto see it as a big block ...!!
Be a nice Sleeper..
Kinda partial.......to those 65 and 66 Impalas , Belairs, and Biscaynes!!
Trials, travails and triumph. Musta felt great to get home!
man i was hopin ya was gonna 2 door swap it dang it. Enjoy your chev mur you got a good kid there
Lot of work and a lot of miles! I know how you feel! I have dealt with that kind of car myself ! Drove part of the way ….pulled it the rest of the way and I wish at times I never would have found that vehicle M
Great video as always! At least you and your buddies had a fun time in the field ride!
In 1977, my senior year of high school, I was driving a 68 Impala ragtop with a 283 in it Loved the car. It was only 11 years old and was already a rusted out POS, but it was a great car. My grandmother had a 67 with a 6 cylinder with a 3 on the tree. Other than tradition, I do not know why people bought 6 cyl cars at that point. They were absolutely gutless! Nice find, but for me, that 6 would be headed for recycling.
Absolutely brilliant I was amazed how well it went ….but l was thinking the Beverly hillbillies for second there 🤣🤣 man what a lot of fun with your buds …makes a great weed whacked to 👌👍
Hey Dan&Dannie
You two have a great relationship.
Nascar pit crew🙂
Take care of Yourselves
Sweet crew cab... and what a crew in it , i was laughing my ass off .Great vid thanks
That was awesome, especially doing the paddock racing 😀👍🏽 but you got it to go for as long as you could, I would put a V8 into it or rebuild the 6 with a bigger carburetor and extractor's , a lumpy cam , and some mag wheels, well be great to see what you do with it 😀👍🏻
I have my grandmother's 66 Chevelle 2 Dr sedan. Was a 194 straight 6 with Powerglide. Now has a .040" over 427 and M-20 Muncie. It needs front suspension rebuilt and I do have all new parts including tubular A-arms and disc brakes n spindles. New power break master cylinder. I also bought a 9 inch rear housing set up for the Chevelle. New axles and posi carrier for the pumpkin I'm using from a pickup. 3:91 gears. New mags with new T/A Radials. I always teased my grandmother I would stuff a Rat Motor 🐀 into her car. Promise kept.
I’m excited for Murr I hope he loves this! Is he opposed to fixing his little red car? I wonder if that’s like his project that he wants to build so you haven’t touched it oooor something to that affect but this for Murr seems super cool! I love the biscaynes a 62 is one of my faves
I think he'd enjoy tinkering with the 155 horsepower, 250 CID straight six and the rest of it. The 66 yrs are good lookin' cars and 61-62 make cool V8 sleeperz too!
Too many doors, too few cylinders. oooo, I like that caddy though. That's cool.
I’d add a couple cylinders but keep the doors. Put a nice tight suspension in it and have a blast.
I dig it my dad had a 65 Biscayne just like that but it was a 3 on the tree! He drove it to work daily! Fix er up to road worthyness! 😊✌🏼🇺🇸🇨🇦
That car is sharp!!! Its a keeper for sure.
Awesome! Keep the straight six!
I hope you do that car some justice ! Keep the inline in it and fix it up for Murr !! I would love too watch that on the channel !
Okay, had to go buy a shirt to help the cause. I went for the roadster shirt, man the paint looks great on the shirt.
liking the change of pace doin a field revial even tho you had an army helping but thats the way she goes up in canadastan ppl just help a feller out wether its genuine interest in seeing the car go to a new home or just get this junk off my property lol.
Been there done that. But 500 miles? Nah! All the power to ya!
Nothing like a good running crew cab!
Dads was a 66 laurentian, i had a parisienne and buddy had a strato chief. Couldnt have done it in a day without help from Josh and the mullet bros…👍
A set of 5.38 gears and it will be a serious red light blaster!
I have to add, the variety in the content is refreshing, but i do miss watching the nomad progress..
Fyi, the 2 speed slushbox has a pump on the output side,can push start,and can leave driveshaft on to tow..
Well, at least you still have your sense of humor. Wonder if wheel was straighter before you “fuxed”the bent tie rod?
Fis the 6, 4bbl and split headers. They sound wicked. Ask jeff whitby, just did the chief.
Go on vacation and hang out with VGG and now a revival trip, nice.
Lol I was thinking the same thing. Was waiting for the "I'll be dipped"
Uncle Tony was the real treat. Could do without the others.
What a beautiful example of an average yet beautiful car