This is EXACTLY what you think you’re going to do, when you find that old car in the woods, when you’re like, 10. Really enjoyed this, and the Cragars and side pipes are perfect.
This series was my first glimpse into your channel. I’d be a shit faced liar if I said I didn’t enjoy every bit of it. Well done I hope to be able to do something like this with my son one day. You’ve certainly inspired me to that’s for sure.
This is awesome. I'm a Pontiac guy. I have owned 5 GTO's and one Firebird. This is my favorite project I have ever seen and you are a riot. Thanks for making my 68 yr old Butt laugh and have fun for a little while
I saw this in my feed, and had to click on it. I saw that is was nearly an hour long, and thought "ah, I'll skip the boring stuff, and see what happens at the end." I started the video, and have been GLUED to the screen for the whole thing. Didn't skip a second, and subscribed immediately. And before it was over, I paused it so I could share it with all my friends. This is absolute gold tier entertainment! Very well done, sir! I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I am insanely jealous of that car! I want one too!!!
@Mike it's true! He's a great personality. I see this channel going far! I would LOVE to see this guy get hired by Motortrend... I feel like he'd fit in perfectly with the Roadkill guys!
I love that you saved the original cactus in the car and took it to the car show. Im restoring an ol 85 300zx myself rn but this is a whole other level of cool
I was just introduced to this channel by Kevin from Junkyard Digs. So glad he made that pit stop by your place! I really enjoyed watching this truncated build! I can't wait to watch the full episodes! Holey GOAT! Perfection!
UK here. My evenings have been stolen by your videos. Agree with all comments. The video work is also remarkable and clearly a massive part of your time. The dry humour and ‘unintentional’ sharp scene edits and timing, particularly when talking is nothing short of magic, almost a new genre.
Nothing but props to you man. The fact that you got that thing running and back on the road at all is a small miracle. It still baffles me how a 1970 GTO could end up like that in the first place but I suppose it's easy to say that now we're not in 1974 when they were on every street corner. Lol. BTW, you're commentary is just utterly hilarious!! I laughed out loud so many times, spat my coffee all over my new pressure washer once or twice too. Brilliant my friend, just brilliant! 👌
Loved this series. Watched the whole series and definitely well worth the watch. Especially if anyone is curious how certain things came together more in depth.
I knew in the first 5 minutes that this is the automotive perfection I've been looking for all my life. The way you're passing on such skills to your son will make him a car person genius. I would have loved to have seen him drive that masterpiece too. I've subscribed now so thanks for your time mate, I'll be spending some time looking over the rest of your shows. I got put on to you by the no nonsense bloke. Learning about stuff is important, I'll be watching more.
@15:35 🤣 ...rerunning this compilation this evening and the traffic cone-head bit, broke me up. Because I've seen the Holey Goat now on the road in your videos, looking back at where it all started from, it's hard to imagine this mangled, bullet riddled Pontiac could ever be road worthy-esque. But as you said, '...I will get this done...' and by gum, you did!
It was amazing watching the vision, fabrication, and everything come together. I’ve watched a lot of other channels like this and yours was the best by far. Excellent commentary too..thanks! Btw..I have a ‘77 T/A..watching you do your thing is motivating.
This is outstanding! This guy is funny and has set the bar high. He’s like forget the barn finds, give me a car that’s bin to every war ever fought and used for target practice and I’ll make hot again, and he did. Awesome job sir 👍🏼
The elevated roadway chase section at the end was perfection... Though I will admit I was looking close to see if there was a tow strap behind that Honda Pilot 😆
Holy Goat …old Poncho’s never die they go out in a Blaze of Glory… I brought a 69 4 speed convert GTO back from the dead 💀 back in 75 she was evil ahhh the memories Great Fun 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This has to be one of the most awesome builds ive ever seen. Your sarcastic dry humor would fit righ in with me and my car buddies here in MD. I like the fact that you gave life to a car that most would stick their nose up in the air at a project like this. Love it. P.s. im a 70 gto owner myself.
Absolutely brilliant, at first I thought you were completely insane and about halfway through I was rooting for you. You have to follow this up with a body work series. Maybe get one of those cool wraps done, only with duct tape.
This is the first time I’ve seen your content and this idea and build is amazing! This has to be one of the most brilliant projects I’ve ever seen on the road!
SIR , THAT IS THE MOST ENTERTAINING CAR FIX-UP VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN . I AM 70 , SO I HAVE SEEN A LOT . BLESS YOU FOR WORKIN` WITH YOUR SON . I HAVE THREE SONS MYSELF . WHEN YOU DRIVE YOUR HOLY ROLLER TO CAR SHOWS , PEOPLE WILL FLOCK TO IT ! BET MONEY ON IT . GOOD JOB !!!!!!
I watched every episode and loved it🤘🏽.It was so cool to see you put that thing back on the road.Can't wait to see what you do next with the Holey Goat.
If only they had youtube when I was 17. (now 57) You remind me of me back then. Totaled Monza spider, only about 2 feet tall because a lifted F150 landed on it in a wreck in the snow. With a 262 cu, in, 8500 rpm v8. Buddy said you can have it if you pay the impound fees. $327.00. 72 Vega, left side caved in 2 inches and blown aluminum 4 banger, $50. End result, side caved in V8 Vega with 12.7 eta, 147 mph top end. For $800. Traded straight across for 76' HO Trans Am with blown engine, 243 rear end gears and caved in passenger door. A few parts off another totaled 76 Trans Am and a few engine parts, 167 mph top end Trans am for only $1000 more. I never got around to fixing the bodywork on either one. Those where the days. Love your video!
@@PoleBarnGarage car is awesome you are awesome the channel is awesome everything's awesome.. this channel puts a smile on my face every time I watch it.. I look forward to the notifications from this channel
You are a man of your word . I've enjoyed watching you take a bit of let's not say junk maybe we'll say a challenge and bring it back from the dead and put it back on life support. Stay safe .
Just want to say that after my beautiful reliable 2003 buick lesabre was totalled taking my kids to school, my wife and I looked for a replacement for 2 months. The very last day before I had to turn the buick over to the insurance (it was still being driven) we found a very cute 2010 ford focus in that cool looking Ford Blue color. The front seats had a lo of ass time in them and were stained but comfortable so the previous owner threw some seat covers on that did not match the car at all. We've grown to like them though. Imagine my surprise to see you've chosen the same covers!! Just thought that needed to be shared! Awesome build, and im thankful to have stumbled across your channel!
To quote Dio; "Holey Goat You´ve been down too long in a pile of dirt That´s what´s becoming of you Numbers matching You can see vee eight but you know it isn´t clean Just wait you´ll see what I mean Gotta GTO away Holey Goat Shiny bearings Like the eyes of a cat in the black and blue Some oil is coming out of you Look out Race for the morning You can hide in garage ´till you see the light Oh we pray it´s all right"
What a fun build and great story! I’m sad didn’t know about this channel in time to have gone to Autorama in 2022. Great work! A trophy needs to be awarded to the Holey Goat for this revival!!
I smile while I watching you saving garbage cars. Not alot of people see these cars as dream cars but I'm now dedicated to find a "similar" unit, obviously not in that condition xD. Your a legend!! Im stoked to se more content like this 🤠
Thank you for making this. My dad loves car stuff but never has time to enjoy it. He loved the video and even my mom enjoyed it and she's gonna tell her friends that love this stuff to.
Dude I loved this build so much. Are you planning to road trip it to the yard where you bought it from once you get tags and the original engine back in it?
I had zero expectations walking into this video and I can say they were all completely met and then some. I also enjoy using Accel SuperStock wires and I just had to like and subscribe after that.
This reminds me of my high school days when I bought my 1st 66 Mustang as my one and only daily driver. I learned how to weld on it and so much more. I eventually sold it and got a better one. I love it and had to sub.
This is EXACTLY what you think you’re going to do, when you find that old car in the woods, when you’re like, 10. Really enjoyed this, and the Cragars and side pipes are perfect.
I'm 40 and I still think I wanna do this to every abandoned, bullet riddled heap I see in a paddock 😅
I’m 47 and I feel the same way but luckily I date girls who aren’t into cars so it tempers my need to do it.
26 and want to do this this spring
@@iancryar6431 nice
So true! You nailed it Josh, for Every boy whose been in the woods. Like me. 😎👍
“Makes it a lot harder for the next guy, but that’s me and I hate the guy” me every time I work on my own vehicles 😂😂
I love this series. I laughed out loud when you “aged” the trunklid.
I laughed hysterically, and uncontrollably, for a good 2 minutes! That was gold.
I did too. 😂😂😂😂
This series was my first glimpse into your channel. I’d be a shit faced liar if I said I didn’t enjoy every bit of it. Well done I hope to be able to do something like this with my son one day. You’ve certainly inspired me to that’s for sure.
Awesome!
This is awesome. I'm a Pontiac guy. I have owned 5 GTO's and one Firebird. This is my favorite project I have ever seen and you are a riot. Thanks for making my 68 yr old Butt laugh and have fun for a little while
Glad you found some value here!
I saw this in my feed, and had to click on it. I saw that is was nearly an hour long, and thought "ah, I'll skip the boring stuff, and see what happens at the end." I started the video, and have been GLUED to the screen for the whole thing. Didn't skip a second, and subscribed immediately. And before it was over, I paused it so I could share it with all my friends. This is absolute gold tier entertainment! Very well done, sir! I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I am insanely jealous of that car! I want one too!!!
That's awesome, glad you dig it
@Mike it's true! He's a great personality. I see this channel going far! I would LOVE to see this guy get hired by Motortrend... I feel like he'd fit in perfectly with the Roadkill guys!
I love that you saved the original cactus in the car and took it to the car show. Im restoring an ol 85 300zx myself rn but this is a whole other level of cool
Never in a million years did this car ever think it would have new paint on it again,it won the lottery among the other cars in that yard for sure.
I was just introduced to this channel by Kevin from Junkyard Digs. So glad he made that pit stop by your place! I really enjoyed watching this truncated build! I can't wait to watch the full episodes! Holey GOAT! Perfection!
Thanks for checking it out!
Also from jyd but I've found my new favorite, pbg
This is seriously what everyone claims they’re gonna do, but actually never winds up doing 😂 I really enjoyed actually seeing it happen
As an old shadetree mechanic, I loved every minute and laughed out loud so many times. Nice work. Oh....the cactus was just the best.
I love that everything shakes just enough to warrant your attention but not enough to be fully convinced it's a problem
Cragars, side pipes, AND mirror aviator sunglasses. You have it all, my man!
Thanks for watching!
"Back in the old days before everything sucked...". Brother, you nailed it.
UK here. My evenings have been stolen by your videos. Agree with all comments. The video work is also remarkable and clearly a massive part of your time. The dry humour and ‘unintentional’ sharp scene edits and timing, particularly when talking is nothing short of magic, almost a new genre.
Thank you!
Nothing but props to you man. The fact that you got that thing running and back on the road at all is a small miracle.
It still baffles me how a 1970 GTO could end up like that in the first place but I suppose it's easy to say that now we're not in 1974 when they were on every street corner. Lol.
BTW, you're commentary is just utterly hilarious!! I laughed out loud so many times, spat my coffee all over my new pressure washer once or twice too. Brilliant my friend, just brilliant! 👌
Thank you!
Judging by the bent roof pillars, It was likely rolled, and got parked because of that.
Loved this series. Watched the whole series and definitely well worth the watch. Especially if anyone is curious how certain things came together more in depth.
Missed opportunity for "hole" series 😄
Wish I had your patient way of working all I do is cuss the whole time I am working great job getting that running that good
I knew in the first 5 minutes that this is the automotive perfection I've been looking for all my life. The way you're passing on such skills to your son will make him a car person genius. I would have loved to have seen him drive that masterpiece too. I've subscribed now so thanks for your time mate, I'll be spending some time looking over the rest of your shows. I got put on to you by the no nonsense bloke. Learning about stuff is important, I'll be watching more.
Thanks man! Chris is great
@15:35
🤣 ...rerunning this compilation this evening and the traffic cone-head bit, broke me up.
Because I've seen the Holey Goat now on the road in your videos, looking back at where it all started from, it's hard to imagine this mangled, bullet riddled Pontiac could ever be road worthy-esque.
But as you said, '...I will get this done...' and by gum, you did!
I had forgotten how it all started! Truly love this!
this absolutely cracked me up 😂 you're probably the most funniest and most enjoyable car builder ive seen on here yet!
31:33 That right there is putting the stamp off ‘MERICA On That Thang! Love It..
This is exactly the kind of thing that makes RUclips creators better than any Motor Trend fake rubbish they throw at us know. Splendiferous work.
Awesome build! A perfect way to save this car. Love it!
Thanks!
Really enjoyed this series. What makes it so great is your goofie sense of humor. Keeps me glued to it! Good to see the GTO going once again!
Good! There's gonna be even more to come!
Well done good sir! You'll go far with content like this!
Thanks man! Appreciate the encouragement. Congrats on 100k!
@@PoleBarnGarage Much appreciated!
My dad was absolutely mortified I watched you put this car back together, if you have to ask you wouldn't understand! Love it GTO lives on!
Now there's a fine line between Genius and Lunatic, and you sir have nailed it!!. Hi,larious. Congratulations. She's a keeper ❤
Thanks!
It was amazing watching the vision, fabrication, and everything come together. I’ve watched a lot of other channels like this and yours was the best by far. Excellent commentary too..thanks! Btw..I have a ‘77 T/A..watching you do your thing is motivating.
just subbed, this channel is a combo of VGG, Puddin's fab shop, Junkyard Digs....great vid.
This is like junkyard dig's fire 🔥 car
The carpenter quote spot on been hiding mistake’s entire life, actually gotten so good at it that screwups look to be done on purpose 😂
Exactly!
Dude...... I thought mustie was a rough ass. Brilliant... keep it up.
Thankyou junkyard digs for sending me here!!!
Thanks for coming by!
This is outstanding! This guy is funny and has set the bar high. He’s like forget the barn finds, give me a car that’s bin to every war ever fought and used for target practice and I’ll make hot again, and he did. Awesome job sir 👍🏼
Thanks man!
The detail and effort in keeping it 100% authentic with the trunk lid is unparalleled: concourse
Best series I've seen on you tube . Gonna be hard to top . Another good title is 'How bad do you want a classic GTO '....
The elevated roadway chase section at the end was perfection... Though I will admit I was looking close to see if there was a tow strap behind that Honda Pilot 😆
I figure they were wondering what the hell I was doing back there lol
Man love to see you involving your son in this build. Passing on the knowledge will insure his independence.
Holy Goat …old Poncho’s never die they go out in a Blaze of Glory… I brought a 69 4 speed convert GTO back from the dead 💀 back in 75 she was evil ahhh the memories Great Fun 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I still think my favorite part is the hood for the trunk pan.
You have made the best dead to driving car. It is amazing how you brought it to life and I'm definitely subscribed from here in. Long live the goat!
Thanks!
This has to be one of the most awesome builds ive ever seen. Your sarcastic dry humor would fit righ in with me and my car buddies here in MD. I like the fact that you gave life to a car that most would stick their nose up in the air at a project like this. Love it. P.s. im a 70 gto owner myself.
This is one of the best and funniest videos I've watched in months. I love the way you appear not to have swept the floor for the entire series.
Thanks! And no, I didn't
@@PoleBarnGarage I thought not
Dude this was so awesome. Thanks for putting this complication together!!
Thanks for watching it!
I just saw your channel on Junkyard Digs. This is the best channel on RUclips 👍👍
Thanks for checking it out!
Here from Junkyard Digs, I absolutely loved this
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely brilliant, at first I thought you were completely insane and about halfway through I was rooting for you.
You have to follow this up with a body work series. Maybe get one of those cool wraps done, only with duct tape.
Best example of doing the best you can with what you've got I've ever seen. In an abstract way, she's beautiful!!
This is the first time I’ve seen your content and this idea and build is amazing! This has to be one of the most brilliant projects I’ve ever seen on the road!
Thanks man!
This car has serious mad max vibes . Well done! I love it !
55 min of pure comedy, politics and physics...i love this dude 😂
This video was essentially all the car guys from the 1970s raceing and tuning whatever they got love it.
Exactly.
Gotta say this is the best series I've ever watched!! Can't wait to see what's next.
SIR , THAT IS THE MOST ENTERTAINING CAR FIX-UP VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN . I AM 70 , SO I HAVE SEEN A LOT . BLESS YOU FOR WORKIN` WITH YOUR SON . I HAVE THREE SONS MYSELF . WHEN YOU DRIVE YOUR HOLY ROLLER TO CAR SHOWS , PEOPLE WILL FLOCK TO IT ! BET MONEY ON IT . GOOD JOB !!!!!!
Thanks!
I hope it never goes back to original, that is beauty of this build, and why it is getting so much attention, 10k subscribers on route!
Thankfully it would be financially devastating to attempt that, so it'll stay in this style for a good long time
This was absolutely fantastic what a masterpiece this turned out to be!! Thank you for letting us in on this cool venture!!
This made my day! Saw the car at auction and figured it was soup cans by now. Everyone deserves a second chance!!
Never knew about your channel. Enjoyed the home grown how too's and the humor. Also like that your son was helping. Became a subscriber. Thank you!
I watched every episode and loved it🤘🏽.It was so cool to see you put that thing back on the road.Can't wait to see what you do next with the Holey Goat.
If only they had youtube when I was 17. (now 57) You remind me of me back then. Totaled Monza spider, only about 2 feet tall because a lifted F150 landed on it in a wreck in the snow. With a 262 cu, in, 8500 rpm v8. Buddy said you can have it if you pay the impound fees. $327.00. 72 Vega, left side caved in 2 inches and blown aluminum 4 banger, $50. End result, side caved in V8 Vega with 12.7 eta, 147 mph top end. For $800. Traded straight across for 76' HO Trans Am with blown engine, 243 rear end gears and caved in passenger door. A few parts off another totaled 76 Trans Am and a few engine parts, 167 mph top end Trans am for only $1000 more. I never got around to fixing the bodywork on either one. Those where the days. Love your video!
What a trip down memory lane.. this is very well put together..
I will save this one and share it with my son. And a few people in Australia
Awesome!
@@PoleBarnGarage car is awesome you are awesome the channel is awesome everything's awesome.. this channel puts a smile on my face every time I watch it.. I look forward to the notifications from this channel
I'm glad you kept a pontiac engine in it. I love them engines and oldsmobile engines. Hard to kill them.
Wouldn't have it any other way
Dude! You put a TON of work into this rig! How cool to see! Thanks for sharing! Definitely subscribed after seein ya on junk yard digs! 🤘
Thanks!
Laughed my butt off when he threw the trunk lid into the pond and it stuck straight up in the mud. 🤣
Yeah, that was a definite LOL moment. Then after inserting it in the trunk with its camo finish which was '...hard to see' another, LOL subtle quip.🤣
You are a man of your word . I've enjoyed watching you take a bit of let's not say junk maybe we'll say a challenge and bring it back from the dead and put it back on life support. Stay safe .
From shit to spit challenge
Just want to say that after my beautiful reliable 2003 buick lesabre was totalled taking my kids to school, my wife and I looked for a replacement for 2 months. The very last day before I had to turn the buick over to the insurance (it was still being driven) we found a very cute 2010 ford focus in that cool looking Ford Blue color. The front seats had a lo of ass time in them and were stained but comfortable so the previous owner threw some seat covers on that did not match the car at all. We've grown to like them though. Imagine my surprise to see you've chosen the same covers!! Just thought that needed to be shared! Awesome build, and im thankful to have stumbled across your channel!
To quote Dio;
"Holey Goat
You´ve been down too long in a pile of dirt
That´s what´s becoming of you
Numbers matching
You can see vee eight but you know it isn´t clean
Just wait you´ll see what I mean
Gotta GTO away
Holey Goat
Shiny bearings
Like the eyes of a cat in the black and blue
Some oil is coming out of you
Look out
Race for the morning
You can hide in garage ´till you see the light
Oh we pray it´s all right"
10/10
What a fun build and great story! I’m sad didn’t know about this channel in time to have gone to Autorama in 2022.
Great work! A trophy needs to be awarded to the Holey Goat for this revival!!
Just AWESOME. If ‘Animal’ the crazy muppets drummer owned a car..this would be it. Don’t ask where that even came from..it just happened
Approved
That's a great name for the car
🤣🤣🤣🤣😁
I’ve NEVER watched a video on RUclips from beginning to end until I watch this one! Absolutely amazing watch…. A+
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
There is not many folks who have the privilege of a fine deck over a mud hole 33:19
I smile while I watching you saving garbage cars. Not alot of people see these cars as dream cars but I'm now dedicated to find a "similar" unit, obviously not in that condition xD. Your a legend!! Im stoked to se more content like this 🤠
Dalton, Great editing. Great showmanship !
Thanks!
Thank you for making this. My dad loves car stuff but never has time to enjoy it. He loved the video and even my mom enjoyed it and she's gonna tell her friends that love this stuff to.
Glad you all enjoyed it!
I loved this. I’ve wandered wreck yards and seen cars like this and wondered the exact thing…… could that car be brought back.
Holy Goat Pole Barnman! Enjoyed the compilation video, kind of brought the hole thing together. The making of the deck lid was hilarious, it’s mint!
Congratulations on being named "worst in show." It was quite the achievement, lots of work.
You are a visionary, you didn't give up,alot of hard work,and who knows you could be in the next road warriors!!!!
Lol 😂 that car stole the show everyone walked right past all the nice stuff.
One of the best videos I've seen in years, bud. The dry humor makes it so much better as well. Great job on that gto. Damn, this was phenomenal
Dude I loved this build so much. Are you planning to road trip it to the yard where you bought it from once you get tags and the original engine back in it?
Yes!
I had zero expectations walking into this video and I can say they were all completely met and then some. I also enjoy using Accel SuperStock wires and I just had to like and subscribe after that.
There's something about them
This "resurrection" was a task in futility, turned success. Well done.
And the provenance might payoff in the long run.
1:39 into this and I had all the fixing motivation I needed to go jack up the car and change the o2 sensor. Now to watch the video. Great start!
great video!
Looks like something out of the movie MAD MAX and the thunder dome
This is the finest automobile restoration ever documented!!!!!!
Freaking awesome! Great build, fun car! Congrats!
Keeps me motivated to do rust repair on the GT-37! Thanks
But today was a a near rust free shell purchase,to do the swap on the rusted GT-37 body
You're a riot man, 15 minutes into this video, i like your style and personality commentary sooooo i SUBSCRIBED!!!
wow man that thing really looks!
It do look
"Back in the old days, before everything sucked....." YOU SIR HAVE EARNED MY SUBSCRIPTION! THIS IS GOLD!
All history books should include that line
Just think 3 more payments and it’s all yours! I’ve had cars that looked pretty close to that when it was finally payed off
Not only is it dimpled for speed, it adds character!!! One of a kind
Will be interesting to see her on the strip with her rebuild 400 reinstalled.
I agree Jonathon!
This is By Far the Greatest restoration I've ever watched....
Mega thumbs up!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mega thanks!
Man I really love how you go about things when you do a full “rebuild” on a part. First timer here like everyone else it seems, will be subscribing!
Thanks for watching and the sub!
"This is gonna make it real hard for the next guy... well that next guy is me, and i hate that guy" 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
This reminds me of my high school days when I bought my 1st 66 Mustang as my one and only daily driver. I learned how to weld on it and so much more. I eventually sold it and got a better one. I love it and had to sub.
Right on
its gotta burn when ya park beside a 70 or 80 thousand dollar car at a show and you get more atension..... awsome
15:35 Professional Coneman is the true star of this project
Do the bullet holes aid aerodynamics by letting air through or do they just create turbulence?