@@ConeyFUKINC omg bro im 16 i saved for my first car a few months back i got a 2006 nissan altima SER i loved it the engine when u step on it was amazing with the red and black interior heated seats moonroof had everything. one day i let my brother borrow it and he totaled it wasn't his fault tho :( i was super sad i loved that car. but few weeks later got a 2010 g37 love it also
I don't think that was milkshake. It looks like clean water coming out of the pipe. It looks like that milkshake was just dirt and grime that is in that little drainage gutter.
Yes sir thats what i seen too because right behind it towards the truck its cleaner. So i think it was dirt. But defiantly water or fluid is coming out.
Exactly what I thought as well. Could someone have sabotaged the car? Doesn't seem like too many are interested so why would they? lol Looks like pure water spitting out of the tailpipe as if water found it's way into the exhaust system somehow?
I agree; That was no head gasket failure. The water was clean, maybe from the melting snow stuffed inside the exhaust? And as DJ-H said, it would chooch like a steam engine. Just remember the Cougar.
Randy thanks for another great walk around Years ago my friend put a 327 in a 78 El Camino I saw a guy in a Ford Escort Gt cutting of firebirds & camaros Came up to me in the 327 got up to my door I waved Bye Bye I was on a nice Straight away road I knew the road like the back of my hand
I am a Infiniti M37S owner..I had many infinities they are good cars and when you start them up cold they do sound like they have a exhaust link but as they get warm it's like a valve closes and you don't hear that noise no more that car will sell good..$7,000..👌awesome choice
What's interesting about the 66 , right at 9:27 GM had a safety issue with the motor mounts breaking & they installed them cables. Most people never put them cables back after they pull the motors & replace the motor mounts, GOOD VIDEO! Plus it has a POWERGLIDE !!
Hey Randythanks for another great walkaround. No real good flip cars in this one.(although the VDub with the Pat-Riots and only 89K on the Odo-meter would be nice at the right price - yeah, right) The old Chevy, unfortunately, is probably gonna take quite a few 💲💲💲to do it up right. Stay safe, my man.
Yah know what could have happened to that Impala? Froze up and busted the block, ik it's been cold out there lately, and like you said, that was Water and oil, no antifreeze. So it could have frozen up and busted the engine block.
I’m not sure why No one hits the like button. I do it before, just because you went through the trouble of making content. It’s the least I can do. Thanks Randy!
Cylinders have a water jacket, keeps water separated from one side oil & exhaust side. May not be head gasket. If oil isn't mud/ milky. That means water getting in exhaust side, comes out tail pipe. Put coolant/water in radiator and check oil & exhaust again. Head gasket it would over heat fairly quickly.
We had a Galloper Santamo that in winter after sitting for a while (only getting started and not driven and low revs) it would spray water lile that or even more, it was crazy. But that was how it was, never had a problem with the engine. Not saying that's the case with the Impala, but I'm sure it has been started more than a few times lately and you also had low temperatures.
I would get that Jetta. After 2012 they fixed the probs with the timing chaing guides. You wouldn't have to do much other than replace back window. Looks like trees fell on it during the big ice storm.
that era of 327's were notorious for cracked heads. I was building engines in the early 80's for race cars that had to use factory heads. I would go through heads and about one out of six didn't have cracks. sure was glad when they started letting us use Brodex aluminum heads and they (track officials) did because of the lack of good Chevy factory heads.
That’s funny, I had an older silver Jetta that had a ton of scrapes all over it, like someone had taken an ice scraper to the whole car to remove snow. It actually didn’t end up polishing up too bad 😅
I hate BMWs but the old round headlight ones were the best. Anything after that is pretty much crap. Those actually are pretty reliable I've seen a few of those with almost 300k and the owners said they didn't need anything big. Just maintenance and a clutch. No horrific failures. Very simple old sohc engines and 3-4 speed autos and 3-5 speed manuals. It's a shame it's so trashed, those convertibles and higher end 325 models are very sought after. Not a 316 or 318. Don't think it'll be worth to rebuild unless it's dirt cheap.
My son and daughter in law had a G37. Nice car, it was trouble free for them. If the price is good, hope you get a shot at it. Jessica might grab the keys and say "uh uh. Mine."
@@thatguyty89 Nope, did not look at it. Clues, radiator is empty, engine is not missing or erratic idle. Small block chevy's of this age have head cracking issues around the exhaust seat pockets, causes water to get into the exhaust system. Thanks Tyrone.
Great video as usual. I was wondering about the Impala and I know you would do a great job with it. However, I do understand the economics of taking a pass. Good luck if you get it.
Loved that Infinity G37 man that's a beast especially to highlight it's an ALL WHEEL DRIVE that's a beast like no joke whooo that should be fast for as it is or with few mods man I'd love it . Hope you get the 66' Chevy Impala Randy , I don't get it there is no reason for it to be less considered than a 2 door , its all the same guys Randy just forget people like that to me its a impala and with a beast of an Engine man love the stance and style of that Engine Randy , really hope to see this great rebuild / project on the channel( I WOULD ALSO PAY 2500 - 3000K $ FOR THE IMPALA , that's a steal of a deal Randy it really is ) and Love that Jetta , yep your right a smart looking car it is that Jetta I also have loved this particular body style , that's a good one. Excellent content again Randy , keep it up.( DON'T FORGET WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE G37 AND THE IMPALA ON THE CHANNEL)
Heh, 'Patriot' tires on an import. That figures... That said, the Infiniti and the Jetta both look to be easy fixes. I'd have checked the tailgate on the Toyota too, to see if the floor got mangled. If not, throwing a tailgate on that wouldn't be difficult. And I'm with you on classic four-door full-size sedans. Never understood the lack of interest compared with the two-door versions. On the upside, it's more car for the money, but a pity that so many dont consider it with investing even a relatively small sum into saving these beasts. On which note, I'd definitely say 'save the Chevy'!
The VW looks like a quick flip, if the price is right. The 66 Chevy worries me. If it only had water in the cooling system, and it's been below freezing there, may have cracked the head, or block. Be interesting to see if the freeze plugs are pushed out.
The Impala may have had weak coolant and froze up. That was a lot of water. It'd never have rolled over if that was in a piston, but it came from somewhere. Possibly an intake manifold leak.
The Ford or Chevy what happened is the radiator in block were full of water you had freezing temperatures hopefully then crack the block it could have just pushed up as the seals what it froze mixed with the oil and it was a vapor locked.
I would not offer them a lot. Not worth over 2,500 if you have to do a head gasket. I already sub to your channel cause you at least tried. And you are doing most of the work on the cars you are buying and are not going over board with the trouble some cars. I know you need content for you channel but buying yourself new cars is not the way. What you are doing now is the way. Randy I'm so proud of you now. Thumb up...
as cold as its been and snowing the past few weeks thats prob got ice down in the exhaust. it could have been back up under it. pretty common. if its leaking water its very slight. another thing it could have got water in the carb. if the hood was left up or something.
I've had so many of those engines and seldom see a blown head gasket. Even if there was one blown they're so easy to change. I wish I could find one like that I would snap it up in a hurry.
looks like clean water but yeah somethings up with that bank...might wanna run from it considering you have that 5.0 to teardown. runs so well though, damn. sad that nobody wants her.
Hey, Randy, some of those early BMW hood/bonnets opened forward slide back from the windscreen and lift.
i was just gonna write that good thing I looked to make sure someone else hadn't written it already
@@dylanbobek3158 i was too 😉👍
bmw e30 hood opens forward ...
Randy your never get that bmw hood open like that 😂
The E30 is heartbreaking! What an awesome car.
At least it shows the airbag still works. A lot of E30 forums recommend removing them due to old age - I think not.
Swipe the seats, You can fit those into E28's too. It is a shame.
Love the content Randy, that G37 looks mint, the VQ engine is an absolute peach. You should get one for the channel
I AGREE ! i have one myself
Definitely think this is the car to buy
Agreed, engine is bullet proof, looks in excellent shape, mileage is reasonable.
I have owned 3 Altima SeR’s, owning a VQ is a really a satisfying experience lol.
@@ConeyFUKINC omg bro im 16 i saved for my first car a few months back i got a 2006 nissan altima SER i loved it the engine when u step on it was amazing with the red and black interior heated seats moonroof had everything. one day i let my brother borrow it and he totaled it wasn't his fault tho :( i was super sad i loved that car. but few weeks later got a 2010 g37 love it also
I don't think that was milkshake. It looks like clean water coming out of the pipe. It looks like that milkshake was just dirt and grime that is in that little drainage gutter.
Yes sir thats what i seen too because right behind it towards the truck its cleaner. So i think it was dirt. But defiantly water or fluid is coming out.
Exactly what I thought as well. Could someone have sabotaged the car? Doesn't seem like too many are interested so why would they? lol Looks like pure water spitting out of the tailpipe as if water found it's way into the exhaust system somehow?
As tom c said sabotage special if that was a head gasket it would be smoking like a forest fire
I agree; That was no head gasket failure. The water was clean, maybe from the melting snow stuffed inside the exhaust? And as DJ-H said, it would chooch like a steam engine. Just remember the Cougar.
If you add water to it and it seems that's one thing but the other day it didn't steam out the exhaust
Anybody noticed on the VW the clock said 420 party time
325i are great cars I had one had 350000 miles on it and it started every day and drove great
Randy thanks for another great walk around Years ago my friend put a 327 in a 78 El Camino I saw a guy in a Ford Escort Gt cutting of firebirds & camaros Came up to me in the 327 got up to my door I waved Bye Bye I was on a nice Straight away road I knew the road like the back of my hand
Lovely and honest vid, love the way you leave any issues in the vid. Very genuine guy, that's why I love your vids
The impala has a cracked head at an exhaust port. That’s why there’s water in the exhaust and the engine is not misfiring.
I like your commentary on the cars and how nice it was for the families at one point
Randy I've been watching your videos since last year your doing a great job i always watch your you tube channel
that BMW is a dream, you can save it, would surely bring more new subscribers -great content, (hood opens forward)
Smart
That Infinity looks like a diamond in the rough. That and the Jetta are ones that I think would be good ones to flip.
Jetta just need a nice set of oem wheels and a polish up 🤔
The Infiniti is mint
That G37 would be a sick rebuild
Pat riot killed me lol. I was laughing because it caught me off guard.
I am a Infiniti M37S owner..I had many infinities they are good cars and when you start them up cold they do sound like they have a exhaust link but as they get warm it's like a valve closes and you don't hear that noise no more that car will sell good..$7,000..👌awesome choice
What's interesting about the 66 , right at 9:27 GM had a safety issue with the motor mounts breaking & they installed them cables. Most people never put them cables back after they pull the motors & replace the motor mounts, GOOD VIDEO! Plus it has a POWERGLIDE !!
the e30 hood opens the other way lol you lift from the wind shields side
Was about to comment the same.
I don’t know about the Chevy no more after what happened
That car sold to somebody in Texas last year for almost $4000. This walkaround has some old cars in it that have been sold for a while.
Buy It Man, Get Derick, With ViceGrip Garage, To Help You With That Engine, Or Sell It To Him..
Hey Randythanks for another great walkaround. No real good flip cars in this one.(although the VDub with the Pat-Riots and only 89K on the Odo-meter would be nice at the right price - yeah, right) The old Chevy, unfortunately, is probably gonna take quite a few 💲💲💲to do it up right. Stay safe, my man.
lmao....patr eye ought that was an awesome reading by randy!
Thanks for the 40th birthday gift of a copart walk around randy! You actually made my day today!
The roof dents on the Jetta look like storm damage, likely during the same event as the hail.
I need to get me some of them Pat-Ri-Ot tires! LOL Glad you left that in, that alone made it worthwhile! Still like the Impala.
Damn I love these old BMWs. Especially the e30s.
When faced with broken plastics, look up plastic welding and/or repair. I've had good results using these techniques in the past .
Yah know what could have happened to that Impala? Froze up and busted the block, ik it's been cold out there lately, and like you said, that was Water and oil, no antifreeze. So it could have frozen up and busted the engine block.
A freeze plug might have popped?
I’m not sure why No one hits the like button. I do it before, just because you went through the trouble of making content. It’s the least I can do. Thanks Randy!
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Cylinders have a water jacket, keeps water separated from one side oil & exhaust side.
May not be head gasket.
If oil isn't mud/ milky. That means water getting in exhaust side, comes out tail pipe.
Put coolant/water in radiator and check oil & exhaust again.
Head gasket it would over heat fairly quickly.
Enjoy the videos. Thanks for your efforts.
lmao randy, the E30 hood opens from the windshield vs the font fascia area
We had a Galloper Santamo that in winter after sitting for a while (only getting started and not driven and low revs) it would spray water lile that or even more, it was crazy.
But that was how it was, never had a problem with the engine.
Not saying that's the case with the Impala, but I'm sure it has been started more than a few times lately and you also had low temperatures.
That impala engine looked so good, it ashamed its in that condition
Hey Randy, really like the silver VW Jetta, it does need a bit of work but not too bad.
I would get that Jetta. After 2012 they fixed the probs with the timing chaing guides. You wouldn't have to do much other than replace back window. Looks like trees fell on it during the big ice storm.
Love the content keep up the great work👍🏻
Great car you make look easy
Haven’t seen the video yet but from that thumbnail I hope it’s gonna be good. Hopefully that e30 isn’t destroyed
that era of 327's were notorious for cracked heads. I was building engines in the early 80's for race cars that had to use factory heads. I would go through heads and about one out of six didn't have cracks. sure was glad when they started letting us use Brodex aluminum heads and they (track officials) did because of the lack of good Chevy factory heads.
That’s funny, I had an older silver Jetta that had a ton of scrapes all over it, like someone had taken an ice scraper to the whole car to remove snow. It actually didn’t end up polishing up too bad 😅
Thats impala is nice😀😀
Love mine 4 doors, Chevrolet Caprice Classic 1976 with 400 motor and Edelbrock 600😎😎
The ole 327 sure does sound good tho. Glad you started it again.
"I ain't fallin' for no water balloon full of milkshake in my tailpipe!!!"
The young bucks are lost on this one.
I hate BMWs but the old round headlight ones were the best. Anything after that is pretty much crap. Those actually are pretty reliable I've seen a few of those with almost 300k and the owners said they didn't need anything big. Just maintenance and a clutch. No horrific failures. Very simple old sohc engines and 3-4 speed autos and 3-5 speed manuals. It's a shame it's so trashed, those convertibles and higher end 325 models are very sought after. Not a 316 or 318. Don't think it'll be worth to rebuild unless it's dirt cheap.
That Jetta though, I'd drive it in a heartbeat.
Thanks for the video, Randy.
I agree, but after throwing away those hubacaps. I would prefer to driving without any than with those. 😅
The only issue is that odd noise coming from the engine.
@@danielhartin7680 gdi tsi..normal
Its a PatRiot at Copart!
Randy: Impala. Looks like a lot of condensation build up in the exhaust.
As you know, short stops and starts will do that.
Cheers
I just commented this (with more words 😅). And it tends to be worse on older cars like this without cats and fuel injection.
Looks like that BMW hit a telephone box at a pretty high speed, hence why all those wires are stuck to the fender peices....
Try and score a 2002-2010 Ford Explorer with a v8, preferably a high-trim one. They can tow 7,500 lbs and are pretty fun to drive!
You should definitely consider the G37 if the price is right! I’ve had my 2013 G37 X sedan for almost 4 years. Great reliable ride.
Thank you randy I watch these videos everyday 🤩🤩
Air conditioned ,tinted glass, power brakes and steering, what a fun classic.
That VW would be perfect for Vincent Adultman and his trips to the business factory
My son and daughter in law had a G37. Nice car, it was trouble free for them. If the price is good, hope you get a shot at it. Jessica might grab the keys and say "uh uh. Mine."
Randy, the Chevy had a head crack repair or false exhaust seat replacement. Engine may need a new head. I would pass on this one!
Did you look at this in person? I think someone sabotaged it
@@thatguyty89 Nope, did not look at it. Clues, radiator is empty, engine is not missing or erratic idle. Small block chevy's of this age have head cracking issues around the exhaust seat pockets, causes water to get into the exhaust system. Thanks Tyrone.
Great video as usual. I was wondering about the Impala and I know you would do a great job with it. However, I do understand the economics of taking a pass. Good luck if you get it.
Like how this guy doesn’t know how to open an e30 hood but uses it as his thumbnail.
Man this made me laugh too, i have an 87 is in rough shape that i could take like half those parts off of
Yeh,the pop at the front and open at the back if I remember correctly 😊
yeah I wish I was there to show him how to open it
@@pier11francesco yeah ,I sometimes feel like that !👍
Had an L7, nice sedan. Ultimately, doesn't matter...he won't buy it and can't blame him. No real money or content beyond this peek
The BMW hood open from the back section
With the NEW equipment, start out with a FRESH NEW LOOK with a yard clean-up and an ALL NEW LOOK for AARv.2.0???
Randy, the BMWs hood opens forward. lol
That Jetta is the car they started producing in the factory in Puebla after the last of the old style bugs were made. I am not sure it was a step up.
That 66 Chevy is one that could be a real money pit!! Go for the Infinity
Cool walk around keep up with the good work.
Good luck randy keep warm an safe buddy
Loved that Infinity G37 man that's a beast especially to highlight it's an ALL WHEEL DRIVE that's a beast like no joke whooo that should be fast for as it is or with few mods man I'd love it . Hope you get the 66' Chevy Impala Randy , I don't get it there is no reason for it to be less considered than a 2 door , its all the same guys Randy just forget people like that to me its a impala and with a beast of an Engine man love the stance and style of that Engine Randy , really hope to see this great rebuild / project on the channel( I WOULD ALSO PAY 2500 - 3000K $ FOR THE IMPALA , that's a steal of a deal Randy it really is ) and Love that Jetta , yep your right a smart looking car it is that Jetta I also have loved this particular body style , that's a good one. Excellent content again Randy , keep it up.( DON'T FORGET WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE G37 AND THE IMPALA ON THE CHANNEL)
WHEN U PUT UR FOOT DOWN LOOKS YUGE IN INTRO..
I'M GUESSING BIG BLOCK HEMIKAT
The 4 door white impala was in a flood!!!!
Heh, 'Patriot' tires on an import. That figures...
That said, the Infiniti and the Jetta both look to be easy fixes. I'd have checked the tailgate on the Toyota too, to see if the floor got mangled. If not, throwing a tailgate on that wouldn't be difficult.
And I'm with you on classic four-door full-size sedans. Never understood the lack of interest compared with the two-door versions. On the upside, it's more car for the money, but a pity that so many dont consider it with investing even a relatively small sum into saving these beasts.
On which note, I'd definitely say 'save the Chevy'!
I feel bad for the E30 bmw , the Volkswagen looks nice too
The VW looks like a quick flip, if the price is right. The 66 Chevy worries me. If it only had water in the cooling system, and it's been below freezing there, may have cracked the head, or block. Be interesting to see if the freeze plugs are pushed out.
The Impala may have had weak coolant and froze up. That was a lot of water. It'd never have rolled over if that was in a piston, but it came from somewhere. Possibly an intake manifold leak.
The Ford or Chevy what happened is the radiator in block were full of water you had freezing temperatures hopefully then crack the block it could have just pushed up as the seals what it froze mixed with the oil and it was a vapor locked.
I would not offer them a lot. Not worth over 2,500 if you have to do a head gasket. I already sub to your channel cause you at least tried. And you are doing most of the work on the cars you are buying and are not going over board with the trouble some cars. I know you need content for you channel but buying yourself new cars is not the way. What you are doing now is the way. Randy I'm so proud of you now. Thumb up...
I'd say the Impala should be ok, condensation most likely built up in the exhaust along with dirt fr being out in that yard haha. Beautiful car.
That's a helluva lot of condensation. I live in Canada, I've never seen anything like that.
would seem like that '66's 327 has a head gasket that's in serious denial. Rav 4 - yep, hail. BIG freakin' hail, direct hit on the hatch.
Would be cool if you could do some more Mitus 👐🏼 loved that Galant a few years ago
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@@KingKohlrabi Kohlrüben sind immer willkommen!
That BMW e 30 is awesome car
The hood on the e30 opens from the other side😕
Nice Tuesday walk around time🤘 looking forward to seeing what you find
i have no seen a jetta from factory that has no alloy wheels, pretty sure there shoud be a set on that from new, shame about the e30 cab as well
that G37x is a gem!!!
Hi Randy started watching you with swampvette first day off the truck cool stuff
as cold as its been and snowing the past few weeks thats prob got ice down in the exhaust. it could have been back up under it. pretty common. if its leaking water its very slight. another thing it could have got water in the carb. if the hood was left up or something.
GOOD JOB RANDY
1966 Chevy Impala with Factory A/C rare option
You are correct Randy. I was eyeballing that old Chevy.
That impala needs some love Randy and she has your name on it!
Thw impala is really nice! Engine rebuild or new engine and its a perfect car.
You have to pump the hell out of that gas pedal on that Chevrolet
I've had so many of those engines and seldom see a blown head gasket. Even if there was one blown they're so easy to change. I wish I could find one like that I would snap it up in a hurry.
Thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care
We don't get the hail damage cars where I live , I would drive one with those little dings all day long.
That e30 will be on the road again.
The rav4 looks cute. Would be nice if it was in perfect condition.
Go for that chevy Randy
looks like clean water but yeah somethings up with that bank...might wanna run from it considering you have that 5.0 to teardown. runs so well though, damn. sad that nobody wants her.