Hey as an FYI with the valve cover, they literally just coppied that piece over to the other side with the same firing order, so if you have running issues after taking it apart, look there, and look in the book what the actual firing order is, for either that or if you cant get it, the 328, as it should be the same given the 328's just an upgraded form of it that's probably using the same firing order
Nice videos & great production values! I think maybe the gain is set too high on your wireless microphones or something, as the voice audio seems a little distorted? Cheers!
Dave this is amazing more please. I'm cerious do you charge whatever your door rate times how many guys working on it? As a mechanic myself it's probably one guy doing the job but had a couple guys helping just during the engine coming out and back in of course. The new shop is definitely coming along. I'd love to work in a bright clean shop. I'm a 30 plus years as a heavy truck mechanic and most of those years spent in the dealerships and sure I have worked in some nice shops but nothing like that. Finally ( I'm sure that you are thinking is this guy going to shut up) do you ever do meat and greet things I'd be honered to shake your hand it really would. Sorry one more finally I didn't catch and not sure if you mentioned it but how many k on the car?. Looking forward to following along with this. Whoevers idea to do this buy that man a beer and or a coffee if he doesn't drink because they are pretty close to the same price nowadays 😜. Please don't keep us hanging to long in between episodes. 👍🇨🇦🔧
When I lived in Calgary I met a very wealthy fellow, a specialist doctor in fact who had inherited a large family fortune, who had half a dozen Ferrari's that he kept in a warehouse. We got fairly drunk one night and he told me that they were only good for two things. Picking up women and running up big bills....... He only bought them as investment cars along with a couple of Maserati's and Lambo's which he seldom, if ever, drove. His personal car was a corvette that he replaced every year. He still had every corvette he ever owned and there were about 40 of them surrounding the Italian stallions. He had a full time mechanic just keeping his collection serviced and running.
I remember you guys from cable TV. Y.T just served it up & of course I subscribed. Gosh I've missed ya ! Car content without fake drama and pro wrestling outtakes. /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\
I really enjoyed the TV show but this new format is in dire need of help. The Muzak, the odd camera angles of the work, the bad lighting, all of it makes think that you guys need a professional producer to format things better. Probably make the channel much more successful.
Comes in for servicing. The wheels are exact reproductions of the originals which were made from aluminum and steel in pieces and are almost impossible to separate for servicing. The owner wanted the look but not the hassle so we made these. You have to remember that the original Brougham was a concept car that was so admired that it was put into very limited production. An interesting side bar. The front and rear bumpers are made from aluminum that is chromed. That is a challenge in itself.
Hey as an FYI with the valve cover, they literally just coppied that piece over to the other side with the same firing order, so if you have running issues after taking it apart, look there, and look in the book what the actual firing order is, for either that or if you cant get it, the 328, as it should be the same given the 328's just an upgraded form of it that's probably using the same firing order
I always loved the show! Glad I found you on RUclips!!!
Me too. Why didn't YT give any recommendations to them sooner. Now I look for everyone that was on I likedl
Nice videos & great production values! I think maybe the gain is set too high on your wireless microphones or something, as the voice audio seems a little distorted? Cheers!
Also the volume is way too low
What a beauty!! Love that car!
Love to see your old shop supervisor following around. I miss my Great Danes. Oh and the car is pretty also.
Her name was Briar, gentlest soul I have ever met. We lost her last week to bone cancer. She was nine and a half.
Dave this is amazing more please. I'm cerious do you charge whatever your door rate times how many guys working on it? As a mechanic myself it's probably one guy doing the job but had a couple guys helping just during the engine coming out and back in of course. The new shop is definitely coming along. I'd love to work in a bright clean shop. I'm a 30 plus years as a heavy truck mechanic and most of those years spent in the dealerships and sure I have worked in some nice shops but nothing like that. Finally ( I'm sure that you are thinking is this guy going to shut up) do you ever do meat and greet things I'd be honered to shake your hand it really would. Sorry one more finally I didn't catch and not sure if you mentioned it but how many k on the car?. Looking forward to following along with this. Whoevers idea to do this buy that man a beer and or a coffee if he doesn't drink because they are pretty close to the same price nowadays 😜. Please don't keep us hanging to long in between episodes. 👍🇨🇦🔧
When I lived in Calgary I met a very wealthy fellow, a specialist doctor in fact who had inherited a large family fortune, who had half a dozen Ferrari's that he kept in a warehouse. We got fairly drunk one night and he told me that they were only good for two things. Picking up women and running up big bills....... He only bought them as investment cars along with a couple of Maserati's and Lambo's which he seldom, if ever, drove. His personal car was a corvette that he replaced every year. He still had every corvette he ever owned and there were about 40 of them surrounding the Italian stallions. He had a full time mechanic just keeping his collection serviced and running.
I remember you guys from cable TV. Y.T just served it up & of course I subscribed. Gosh I've missed ya !
Car content without fake drama and pro wrestling outtakes. /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\
I really enjoyed the TV show but this new format is in dire need of help. The Muzak, the odd camera angles of the work, the bad lighting, all of it makes think that you guys need a professional producer to format things better. Probably make the channel much more successful.
That Cadillac with the UGLY wheels is still hanging around. Is it afraid to go home?
Comes in for servicing. The wheels are exact reproductions of the originals which were made from aluminum and steel in pieces and are almost impossible to separate for servicing. The owner wanted the look but not the hassle so we made these.
You have to remember that the original Brougham was a concept car that was so admired that it was put into very limited production. An interesting side bar. The front and rear bumpers are made from aluminum that is chromed. That is a challenge in itself.
These type of cars seem like scams to gouge rich people of their money.
Esses parachoques adaptados para os EUA são horrorosos, estragam o carro.