I Found a FILTHY Dodge Sitting in a Barn for 45 YEARS & Detailed
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This week, I traveled 2 and a half hours south to Brant Michigan and picked up a 1963 Dodge 440 for a customer. we detailed the car and then presented it to him at the end of the video! I hope you enjoy it, and I'll see you on the next detail!
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Whose excited to see the International next week? 👀
I am! what a beast that is. Can't wait.....
I'd take the International as it sits right now. How much ya' want for it?............ just sayin'.............
Definitely want to see how the International comes out!
Yes
Nice transformation but I bet the interior smelled pretty bad after 45 yrs. 🧐
I want to believe those two fellows will work on the fine car, but they let it rot for decades and I have my doubts
if it was outside in a junkyard, that would be letting it rot, but this was stored in a barn, so it was protected from the elements, however too bad about the mice....
Sometimes all it takes is getting the car out of the barn, shined up for the owners to have the spark to get it running again ❤ As it was, I am sure they felt overwhelmed and didn't think they could get it cleaned.
Sadly 🫤
N @@grantkoeller8911
I have this cars twin. 63 Dodge 440 4 door sedan, 318 Poly, Push button automatic. Mine is even the same color. My front fenders have more rust but the rest of the body on mine is solid, but my paint is worse. 70K miles on the clock.
That one happy pup! (End of vid)
Even in this state - this car is at least 10 times more beautiful than today's soulless crap. God, did they know how to design cars back in the days...
I agree
Marks nephew here, nice to see more of his cars get cleaned up and on the road, he gave me a 1984 daytona turbo that i fixed up myself i definitely couldnt get it that clean maybe i ought to take a few notes
Steering wheel is off of a late 60s or early 70s Chrysler
Man , for just sheer determination this should get 1,000,000 views.
I was in this line of work way back when we did the it HARD WAY, simply using the best products available in the 70s. Our bodies KNEW we had done the best we could!! We did produce some incredible results, and customers loved it!! This old Plymouth reminds me of those days!! THANKS for doing this detail job, well done!!
I don't understand why you did not remove the hubcap before you painted the wheel. I assume it is faster popped off than masking it. Or is there an invisible line where detailing ends and restoration begins?
He is not a mechanic, he is a detailer. the hub caps are disposable and will be replaced.
Because the point is only a temporary cosmetic thing. You can't paint over rust either, if properly restored you have to sand/sandblast that rim and repaint/powdercoat, preferably with the tire removed.
He just sprayed some paint on for the looks, so the owner (and us) can get a better idea of what the car looks like if he puts some work in it and makes it nice again.
That's a CORN FED boy right there, any farmer or cowboy will tell you THAT ! Yes sir.
Yeah, you can hear him huffing and puffing, just from standing there. He's so outta shape, any hard work might kill him. He needs to lose 100lbs. That extra 100lbs is killing his joints, back, and heart.
@@davidkeeton6716 For sure!
@@davidkeeton6716200 pounds
Thanks for the advice it’s something I’m working on. Since you care I was also in icu with Covid where I was ventilated and trachea also why I was huffing and puffing. Hard work doesn’t kill me been doing it all my life
Your videos just keep getting better and better but WHY do i see a very specific Audi R8 in the background still 😅🤨
I appreciate it man! 🙏 and listen.. I don't wanna talk about it 🙃
@@DetailDane i love you friend
Darnell was wrong, you cant polish a turd! Well done buddy.
LOL
You are one brave detailer- personally I would have tried to knock off alot of that funk BEFORE ever pulling it into the shop- maybe some or all of the mice would have relocated in the process too! Glad you wore mask and gloves on the interior! A disposable Haz Mat suit might have been in order too! LOL! Seriously though, why on gods green earth if a body had ANY inkling about doing something with the car in the future-WHY in the world wouldn't you try to mitigate some of the inevitable mouse damage you know would occur in such a storage condition. Here son- I give to you one of the ugliest POS's full of mice droppings and urine! Enjoy! Gee! Thanks dad!
Great job on the car it's beautiful! I like how the music in the video really matched the vibe of the car
It will go back into the garage for another 40 plus years. The owner and his son do not seem to be too ambitious.
This is the color my 1963 Mexican Spec Plymouth Savoy was originally, he is white now.
Great job ! 👍
The mouse now jumps in that silver Camaro and lives on there 😂
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Lol that dude hated his sister.
Great work you are a very hard worker!!! Much admiration from northern Michigan
I love this video
Love this comment 🙌
Beautiful rusty, old, beat up, cleaned and polished car.
Use a Mr clean scrubbies. And bon ami to shine up then polish up 😊
I have a 64 440 2 door hardtop and they’re really cool old cars for sure. Mine is a 383 automatic with power disk brakes and power steering and air conditioner that works great.
I had a 64 Plymouth I paid $125 It ran great, and always started even 10 below zero. Even the same color. LOL
Happy birthday great transformation😊
Shame they left it so long looks like a 318 poly such a great motor with the T/ Flight . She will need many things brake lines full tune all oil changed . New interior but it’s worth it . Not sure about rust underneath 🤔. She be nice with old school mags and white letter tyres and twin pipes . 👍🏻🇦🇺.
That mice did a number on the vehicle, you can believe that. Good transformation, Dane. Call pest control for your shop for mice.
Nah - just get a cat.
@@wagonmaster1974 Nah, sticky pad & a hammer!
Prepare for a long comment. First of all, great video! From '62 through '64 the Dodge 330 was their entry level B-body car. The 440 - like you did - was their mid grade entry. The Polara and Polara 500 [2 door hardtop & convertible only] were the top of the line trims. In 1978, I bought a 1964 Polara 500 hardtop from its original owner. It had a 383 engine, bucket seats and a full length console. A/C, power steering and brakes. It had 67K miles. All original. I owned that car for 16 years. When I sold it, it had 233K miles. I also bought a Dodge 440 sedan in 1984. It was a retired undercover police car [think Blues Brothers]. Had heavy duty EVERYTHING! Still had the rubber floor covering and the loops in the back to secure leg irons with. Also, had a 1964 Dodge 440 station wagon, equipped like the Polara 500. Really enjoyed those cars. Glad to see you start the rescue of one.
Neat car indeed. The 440 was the middle trim level, between the base 330 and Polara. Polara 500 was limited to 2 door hardtop and convertible. I always loved both the 63 and 64 Dodges and Plymouths. Very sharp designs.
Friend of mine in the 70' and 80's was a Chrysler fanatic. Had several products that he worked and drove . He sold me a 63 Plymouth. Ugliest car I ever owned. I loved it. And it steered very well.
Even if a car is ugly, you'd cherish the memory
With really wide tires up front, and manual steering, they steer HARD, especially in parking lots. On the open road, they're nice.
Very satisfying to see the transformation! Amazing! But like to wish you a very Happy Birthday! Hope you had time to celebrate!
Happy Birthday! You really brought back the shine… and that little dog at the end seemed really excited about it, the International looks rad -can’t wait to see it cleaned up!
Love quality of the video and work you've done! The B-rolls, the sound, editing in general. Great job. Subscribed!
Thank you so much for making this video. Watching you do your magic is so satisfying, a real joy.
Seeing the car return to its original glory makes me feel like I'm witnessing a piece of history being revived!
Yessir, it feels great!
Good job 👍 very nice 👍 🙏🙏❤️👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Found your channel today, 7/9/24. I love old vehicles and seeing them brought back out from under all the dust.....
The engine is a 318 poly ,the body style is a coronet, this one has 156000 miles, the car earned it's rust before it was parked. Liked to hear about it's twin.
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I appreciate it! 🙏
Great job! You do excellent work! And Happy Birthday!
I love how you speed through this
What about the rust ?
🐁i m not gonna hurt you❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🐾
Your vids are pretty sweet Love this old Dodge
Love that model I’m surprised it got rust as it was not on the road long 👍🏻🇦🇺.
Michigan.....That should tell you all you need to know. Salty roads, and no one had the sense to wash them thoroughly everytime it got above freezing. Really have to concentrate the hose nozzle along all the trim and the wheelwells. I preserved my mother's 64 Barracuda by doing that. It lived in salty road Maryland from April 64 to April 78. It has lived in Alabama since then, we still have it.
Good work Danester
Happy birthday 🎂🎈🎈🎈🎈 have a great day 🎊🎉🎊 you need some sos soap pads to clean the bumps and hubcaps
man where do you find all of these cars? love the transition, happy birthday as well
Now just get it running, should be worth a lot more money on Facebook. Happy Birthday.
Nice , bro !! 🎉❤😊 I really love you videos !!
Thank you I appreciate it 🙏
@@DetailDane Thank's !!
That steering wheel is out of a early 70's Chrysler. Neat old Dodge though.
Even has the 1979 Michigan tags. You might want to think about wearing mask protection when working around that interior mold.
he did
You did a great job cleaning it up but it's still a '63 Dodge and that design hasn't gotten any prettier in 61 years. Took Chrysler a couple years after Exner left to get their act together.
Agreed. Even though my dad had one it's probably the ugliest design they ever produced.
The 1964 dodge's are beautiful
It didn't need to get any prettier, it was pretty enough.
7@@michaelcagle5938 I was born in 1967, and even as a kid, I thought that these were ugly lol
Hope you wore a mask for that interior work?!
Me gusta mucho ese auto,conviene comprar una alfombra nueva que limpiarla.
That is one sweet ride!!! It could be one hell of a sleeper, nobody would suspect it having a BIG block 440 under that hood. Hopefully his son respects and appreciates the gift he got. It's probably all original everything. I wonder how many miles and how it was driven. Awesome
It is just a rusty four door sedan that had a hard life in the rust belt. It isn't really spectacular. The '440' emblems denotes the mid-range trim level on this Dodge, not the engine. It has a 318 poly, which won't make anybody tingle with excitement. Beater driver (if not rusted to oblivion underneath) or parts car - definitely not worth the expense of restoration, even with family ties.
I had a feeling taking the dirt off wasn't really going to improve the looks much
@@arise2945yep. Send that old junk to the crusher.
Why wouldn't they think it had a 440? You mistook the model name for the engine call out. So did Autoevelution.
@@JamesKnoll what’s so special about a 440 big block? Just a rusty relic from a bygone era. It’s 2024 folks.
Well done buddy. Beautiful old us car. Greetings from Germany and happy birthday.👍
The 440 appears to have had mud and debris purposefully dumped on it to make a better video.
Awesome!
First thing I would lo 16:05 ok at is unibody damage
But after seeing this car I believe they knew it did not have any damage very nice examples
Old mate breathing heavy, I think he really loves it
Get that car, drop a nice name for the nice new frame on their l. A d's, please drop off. Wake me up on 9 o'clock and off in 2 months much. What nice of the tire can you paint new seats a little system
Happy Birthday 🎉
Thank you for giving this car attention! It's looking much better 😊
Elle a la classe cette Dodge...😎
Nice job! You have to remember the back of the rear view mirror. Thanks for the transformation.
You did an amazing job.. it must feel very rewarding.
Looks like it has the 318, Poly Head engine. A good dependable engine.
great job my friend keep the classics back on the road
REALLY COOL WHAT YOU DO THATS ALOT OF WHAT I DID IN MY YOUNGER DAYS AND CAN STILL DO IT GODBLESS
Great video. Enjoyable to watch.😊
Interior certainly looks better!
you always start from the roof and you always go in circular motion with wash and polish ! = not very GOOD !
These detailing channels do it this way to show the viewers the dirt coming off. Of course if the camera wasn't on he would do it differently, or at least I hope he would.
Why not keep the mice and the car wash outside?
Great video! New subscriber due to it!
ONE of my favourite cars....
Something odd about that steering wheel. I once owned a 1969 Dodge Polar with almost the same steering wheel. The steering wheel should be the interior green color. On that soda cans if you still have them. Check for copyright dates and bar code if any.
It's been Replaced with a 69 Chrysler one!, Looks out of place need to find an original to put back on it!
Bar code on a 1979 Coke can. That is funny right there.
@@jdpinbaytown I don't get why people take off the original oval wheels. They go perfectly with the car and make it much easier to drive with no power steering.
@@mexicanspec The 1963 Dodge 440 didn't have the oval steering wheel
Looks like a cop car, police cruiser.
I think I saw the short for this, so I had to find the full video, I love these, thank you for sharing! Happy Birthday and have a good week !
New subscriber here, great work man! Love that color…and Happy Birthday 🎂
Steering wheel isn't original, lots of rust for being inside for almost 50 years.
Michigan, as is all of the midwest, is in the rust belt, and Chryslers of the 60s and 70s were bad for rust, so it was probably like this when it was parked in 1979
Chrysler New Yorker steering wheel.
Awesome job! Reminds of the one from Disney's Cars. Except he was a two-door and I think he was Dart but very close to the Polara.
Happy BIrthday. Please wear please wear a mask cleaning cars like that rat pee is toxic.
Driven until 1979. Michigan road salt in winter is tough on sheet metal.
He did
Steam cleans best. I use a steamer with collagen based cleaners for leather,. The steam heat breaks down the collagen to produce a capillary effect by floating out the dirt from the pores in the leather skin. Works great. I thought this Dodge would never get clean until I saw the steam flowing, and it came out almost showroom fresh.
NOOooo... Don't clean it up INSIDE the building ! They shouldn't have brought it INSIDE in the first place. You clean it out and clean it up outside the building FIRST. All those mice & rats have new places to nest in now.
Hmmm. Methinks I see
a 318 power spare V-8
under the hood. While most of these cars ran a slant 6, you could get
a V-8 raging from a 318
to a 426 street wedge.
My neighbor had a 330
sedan that was a very
nice car even though it
was basic. He bought it
in '78 ad kept it and drove it til he passed away in 2005. Wanted to buy it from him but didn't have enough coins to do it.
I found this video from an article an autoevolution which identifies the car as a Dodge Dart 440 (3rd generation) I assume you had nothing to do with that but please contact them and tell them they are morons, and probably shouldn't be writing about any cars built before they were 12 years old..
Autoevolution also claims the car as a big block, apparently mistaking the 440 in the name for an engine call out. This reveals their stupidity in two ways. Not knowing its part of the car name not the engine call out, and not knowing there were no 440 engines in 1963
Awesome job man
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I'm from Ohio...saw the collaboration you did with WD
Do you have a product and tools list anywhere?
What spray did you use on the metal trim?
What is that spray foam cleaner you used all over the interior?
45 years of Dust and Dirt removed in one day. Wonderful job done. Enjoyed watching the video. My Grandfather had a 1956 Dodge Kingsway in India.
Do you have the original steering wheel?
Good job washing away all that dirt. In a way it protected much of the finish.
Not a fan of the front styling Dodge was using then. I preferred Plymouths! I would definitely rather have the IH! Cool video! Hope you are able to evict the Dodge mice from your shop!
Do they get it running?
Just my opinion, but those early 1960's Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouths were ugly designs.
Happy birthday 🎉 Since you bring in cars with rodents, do you have rodent control or a cat to help keep them from getting into your cars? I have to say, that carpet was in very gòod shape after 61 years, and 45 years of rats and mice
I can't believe you masked off the hubcap. Its not stock anyway, just remove it and paint the whole wheel. It would look better without the hubcap anyway.
Really well done video. Good job. Do you know the name of the guitar music piece thats playing at the 6 minute mark ?
Mot trying yo br an "" just wonder why yall didn't start cleaning it up outside to keep all thst flying mudd off your other super clean cars ?
Just wondering