Painting, Patching, Sewing, and Sledding! Plus: "Light Buzz" 1953 Oldsmobile, 1959 Buick, and More!
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Hi guys! Another busy week! I painted the last big panels for the Rover 3--Litre, more progress on our Buick 364 with Ash, and the Dean Machine joins us for another "Light Buzz" installment! I also managed to put together a new roof for the Renault 5... "Snowmobile day" finally went down, and then we're off to the GCFCE to get more work done on the 1953 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Hardtop! Also: At the CWMC store this week: Free "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozies with every "Same Old Shit" coffee mug!
Our 8mm film is back from the developer; I'll be including bits of it in the next several weeks' videos... Hope you enjoy these clips; I cropped them to fit this time. Special thanks to Steve Dean and Niagra Film Labs in Toronto.
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Hi guys! Another busy week! I painted the last big panels for the Rover 3--Litre, more progress on our Buick 364 with Ash, and the Dean Machine joins us for another "Light Buzz" installment! I also managed to put together a new roof for the Renault 5... "Snowmobile day" finally went down, and then we're off to the GCFCE to get more work done on the 1953 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Hardtop! Also: At the CWMC store this week: Free "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozies with every "Same Old Shit" coffee mug!
Our 8mm film is back from the developer; I'll be including bits of it in the next several weeks' videos... Hope you enjoy these clips; I cropped them to fit this time. Special thanks to Steve Dean and Niagra Film Labs in Toronto.
Thanks everyone who signed Laura's petition last week!
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
Please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link:
www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
#buick #engine #rust #vintagecars #redneck #renault #bodyshop #generalmotors #rover #oldsmobile #junkyardfinds #mopar
The miniature car intros are THE BEST!!!
Move Over Rover And Let Scott Take Over...
Thumbs up for the one who donated the parts cleaner!
Yeah! What a handy device!
@@coldwarmotorsfyi: i heard of a test of what to use in the cleaner, simple dish washer tabs did the best job
I use dishwasher powder sometime, especially on cast aluminium. Scrub with hot water and any nail brush or similar.
Yeah, that was super nice!!! ☺️
The parts cleaner could be a segment of the show called "Heavy Buzz" or "Drunken Buzz" as it sound loud. Regardless what a great tool.
Offered to fix a barn door for a friend who is elderly. Inside, an honest-to-God 1960 Lincoln Premier Barn Find. What a monster!
Laura's Rover is going to be fantatstic when it's finished. She's a lucky lady to have such a talented brother.
As a former ‘53 98 owner, I will tell you once Dan has that thing done, it might just become his favorite car to drive. A lot of car, but more nimble than you would expect. They have such a great feel on the road.
It will be a magnificent car... It even has sway bars and probably handles unexpectedly well... Can't wait to see it on the road...Cheers!
I’ve got one. Four door 98 sedan. It’s as original as you will find and it runs and drives. It was my grandparents and they bought it new in Saskatchewan. I have it in Medicine Hat now.
@@coldwarmotors yep! Replace as many bushings as possible
@@deweygill1973 And the dampers
19:04 ”Two degrees and something’s on fire … Sure looks awesome.” 😆
The distributor welding was SO Star Trek. That machine is so cool.
It is! What a cool donation from my friend Richard the Citroen mechanic...
It’s such a beautiful precision, mechanical tool with dials and nicely designed faces and lighting.
The Dean-Machine is the perfect co presenter of Light-Buzz. He does, after all, usually have a light to moderate Buzz on the go at any given moment 🤣
You Tube should pay Dean royalties as the most entertaining person on their App!😆
The man's living legend! Any time he's featured he always cracks me up!
Ideally, Dean should be sponsored by a brand of beer or other craft ale....
A new unltrasonic cleaner AND a vintage distributor machine. That's gracious livin' right there
Scott, your sewing brought back memories of my late older brother...one of his 'favorites' when sudden darkness overtook was to say in his radio DJ voice: "It was a dark and stormy night...when suddenly...(he would then give something nearby 3 'knocks' while continuing) there was a narc at the door!"
I hope it gives you guys the laugh it he used to give us.👍🇵🇪🇺🇸😎
I heard once you shouldn't run a points system without a capacitor because it will cook the points. At 19:00: A star is born!
The capacitor keeps the points from pitting from the arc when they break by being connected across the points in the circuit, when the points open, the current flows through the capacitor reducing the arc flare on the points themselves. without it leaving the key on without engine running they can actually weld together and when you try to start it it usually rips one contact out then it hits the mounting to make contact until it carbons and burns that up to no longer have contact.
Most think it is only to keep ignition noise out of the radio, which it did as a by-product until higher coil secondary voltages came out with HEI and such which also need resistive plug leads to kill noise completely for radios.😎
@@johndenton5555 Nice explanation. That section of video was amazing to watch.
Great stuff! Dan’s Olds adventure with the hydraulic power window setup 😂. I just love how you guys are devoted to using old technology and tools to fix most everything.
You are right that 98 Oldsmobile is beautiful it will be nice to see it done
Excellent cinematography. I can only begin to imagine the amount of work and time that goes into putting an episode together.
Twice the buzz for one low,low price. I’m in!
Thumbs up for converting an old distributor into an arc reactor.
A plasma generator!!
Distributor welding seems to be a bit of a lost trade, happy to see you guys revive it. Also looking forward to the fork lift collab with Kyle, gonna be epic! Cheers! 😎👍⚡🏁🏁
Everyone should be as happy as Frankers is with a new bone.
ANOTHER great opening!!
Hey thanks! Glad you liked it... Cheers!
Watching Scott paint is mesmerizing. In my mind I hear the "Emperor's Waltz" as he moves so crefully and efficiently around the part he paints. Amazing skill!
My dad, grandfather and great-grandfather all worked as engineers for the Turnstedt division of General Motors in the 40's through when Turnstedt was merged into Fisher Body in 1968. I addition to clocks and instruments, Turnstedt made the door locks and....window regulators. It is a distinct possibility that my relatives had hand in the engineering of those '53 Olds window "elevators". My dad did the drawings for the '55 Chevy hardtop rear window regulators, the ones that had to move backwards a little, then swing down at the back and then level out to go straight down. Dad was with Fisher Body until it (and he) were absorbed into GM proper in the 80's.
If you use an oscilloscope, you can see what the condenser does. When the points open, the magnetic field collapses in the coil. When this happens, the magnetic field passes back through the primary windings. This is when the condenser absorbs this energy. Now that the condenser is charged, it reenergizes the coil but not as strong as the first time. But it creates another magnetic field which collapses again, causing another but weaker pulse. This happens 4 or 5 times, each time the points open. This process absorbs the initial power surge to prevent arc from jumping across the points(like what was happening in your video) and extends the duration of the spark at the plug. It you watch on a scope, you can see the initial spark jump to around 18k volts, then you can see a squiggle afterwards. This is the condenser absorbing and reenergizing the coil.
Very cool! Perhaps we will get a scope one day and try it out!
Now that's some cool/useful info!!! 🫡
Greek to me but glad some people still know about these things.
For a regular bench oscilloscope be sure you use a voltage divider probe to avoid frying the oscilloscope. loaned a buddy a Tektronix dual trace storage scope, said he knew how to use it, it had 3 types of probes, he used the regular 1:1 probes.
Got my scope back from Tektronix 3 months and $2200 later. He never asked to borrow one again.
After the initial break the coil 'ringing down' between point closures has very little current, it's the initial break current that fries the points. it's called 'ringing down' because the graphs starts wide and taper off to zero, like a bell sound graph diminishes after being struck.
We had the same lamp as you have in "Light Buzz" back in the 60s.
The graph segment was a film masterpiece. Bravo. I’ve never heard that beer was a needed item for a carb rebuild. I’ve been doing it wrong all these years!
Cheers John! Glad you got a laugh like we did..
I always look forward to spending some time with you and the agents. It doesn't matter what you're up to, I enjoy it all. Keep up the good work and keeping coming up with new, creative ideas for me to steal. Cheers from the Shed
Watching CWM from The Shed, sounds like the perfect Saturday night to me!
@@glennnickerson8438 Very relaxing..
I look forward to CWM too but now I look forward to your installments also ! All the best to you & Earl ! 👊😎👍
That Oldsmobile is built like a battleship! Great show!
The engine for the Buick is going to be a sweet running motor when it’s done. It’s really incredible that one man can have so many great friends and family. Always great seeing buddies pitching in together, and loving what they do. Thanks for another great Saturday. Cheers from Connecticut!
The color on the Olds was sooo beautiful! You've got to reproduce it and spray the thing.
Or just the necessary areas….
One of your best intro's, and the point to point distributor welding was something completely different. Glad to hear from Kyle @Carter Auto Restyling about the forklift restoration project. Not sure why he thinks you'll drive it 500km to Saskatchewan, but you know Kyle, he has an incredibly active imagination.
I think the oldsmobible deserves to be taken to the finish line. That olds is flagship of oldsmobible. Beautiful automobile 🚘
Fun opening segment!
I thought I was the only one that had models that had gotten into accidents. In my model building days(1960’s), I’d heat the plastic panels and push on them in the appropriate places to create dents. Other kids I knew aimed at perfection and entered contests. I was more into realism. A red hot scribe tip into rocker panels topped with orange brown paint created rusty rocker panels
71 years old and never imagined an electric gear shift indicator in a car as old as me.
What a cool feature... Totally got us by surprise...
It should be save old stiff (s***)! GRAT!
See Franker's? See Franker's run!
Run Franker's run!
Excellent opening shot!
Have a fantastic weekend everyone!
Thank you Scott, Franker's, agents, patreons and fans!
Cheers Robert! All the best from here...
Hats off for the GREAT film work of the cars for the opening scene!!
Opening scene is EPIC . THANKS FOR ALL THE HARD WORK IT TAKES TO ENTERTAIN US! 🌹
The rear-ender reminded me of the "Forward Look" taxi chase scene from It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.
@@AcmeRacing I thought of Duke's of Hazzard 😁 Cheers 😁
All it need was a miniature Nick Nolte & Eddie Murphy in the Caddy for a "48 Hrs" reenactment ! 🤭👍
@@Awsom47Merc hahaha 😂
Great collection of content this week nice sewing job on the Renault roof and The 53 Olds always surprises with it’s amazing features like that electric shift indicator 👍😃
Thanks as always for having us over. See you next time.
You are so lucky to have all that old school test and repair equipment at your disposal Scott. Sad to see all the old school stuff become obsolete and got destroyed over the years.
I still have my old test equipment and it still works. The problem is that I'm getting old and there aren't any young guys that want to learn much less work.
More treasures for the CWM archives! The detail work on the Renault’s sunroof recalls the sewing work on the Fury’s interior along with mention of the disappearing footprints in ‘The Shining’ there. The snowmobile interlude @ GCFCE was a splendid refresher in ‘Canadian culture’ akin to the MacKenzie Brothers ‘Candandian Corner’ SCTV episodes. Dan’s continued efforts on the Olds 98 are a unfolding tale of discovery and joy.
thanks so much.. the closest i've been to a snowmobile ride in 50 years.
Hey thanks! Glad you liked it... Cheers from me and Frankers...
Thanks for the video Guys and Frankers. Love that 53 Olds.
That dwell adjustment is so cool. I have never seen that on Euro cars.
And yes, if there is excessive sparking on the points then the condensor is fubar.
On the points you'll see a 'mountain' on 1 side and a 'crater' on the other.
As for the centrigugal advance i would pesonally lubricate the pivot points of those weights
That Olds is such an amazing car!!
It would be so awesome (but unrealistic, I get it) to see it fully restored but even just being back on the road is going to be incredible. You blokes do some of the coolest stuff! 🍻🍻
Dan's Olds gives off an almost Autorama feeling to it, it is telling us it is special with all of it's options, or some dealer ordered it as a floor model at one time. It is so loaded with options and has such beautiful inside and outside colours . It must be a unique car with a special purpose to lure perspective buyers. I don't think it would have been respected enough to be around today otherwise. It really deserves to have the finest body /paint dude to return it to it's original brilliance, and not simply have it's "patina" clear coated. Your work comes out like glass, you have perfected the art of painting automobiles.
Great show! I don't know of any other RUclips channels that show progress on this many projects each week. Great content and cast.
Fantastic opening sequence. Love that frolicking Poodle 🐩! Laura's Rover is going to be so much better than when it left the factory.
Now, on with the show!
Scottie: Captain the epicyclic overdrive has gone outta phase. Dean : What?
The Oldsmobile is such a gorgeous car, it's awesome watching it come back to life 😊.
I liked the BluePoint distributor points that have the condenser built right on it>>no condenser wires to come loose or go bad.
Real nice Intro... Thanks ! Rust Never Sleeps, right Neil? Cheers Guys!
Good to see all the different projects coming along. Looking forward to Laura's Rover going back together, one of the best looking Rover ever made. Thanks to you and the agents for taking us along for the ride! Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
Fun filled episode. The Rover is about to be assembled and will be on the road by Christmas? That light show from the points was something everyone should hope to not see again.Could almost smell the mouse pee and septic quality hydraulic fluid from here when you 2 flushed the Olds' lines.1 final dash through the woods was kewl,and cool. Cheers to All the agents and fans worldwide !
Hydraulic window control for the win. Oldsmobiles finest hour.
Thanks for another evening of great content Franker's to Oldsmobile.
The carburetor and the distributor on Buick was a hoot. Especially when you realized it had no Condenser. The snowmobile ride looked like fun. Sewing in the dark was cool. Like you I like the 1953 Oldsmobile looking forward to the windows going. Then on to the bodywork. Thank you Scott for sharing!
Great video. 💯👊👍
An artist at work.
Scott....
That car will be so elegant....
Dan that's one car that will be a true gem on its completion.
Dean..
What a guy....😂😂
One helluva side kick damn straight.
Great video....
Cheers!
I'll argue with anyone who doesn't think this is the best car channel on RUclips, great cars, great people!
I just bought a 4 door 1973 Mercury Comet, still rocking the 4 wheel manual drum brakes all the way around, points and the dog dish hubcaps and very little rust, the interior is great except the headliner, the new headliner arrived yesterday. Cheers!
Nice job with the green screen opener. The sound effects are great. That Oldsmobile is just mind blowing. The features that still work after all these years is a testament to quality. I still can't believe what they did to get power windows. Thanks for the project updates and a few laughs. Cheers!
Gosh, that Arden green looks fabulous!
I've been trying to sum up my life, but Scott, you did it for me - "traveling freak show." Thanks man. I almost fell out of my chair with the outtake on Light Buzz at the very end. 🤣😂
I think you created a plasma fusion reactor with that antique analog dwell machine...well done Mr. Tesla😂
Can't wait to see Dan remove that continental tire off the rear of the Olds. I really love that car an I'm hoping it eventually get painted.
I love that Oldsmobile. I wish you were local so I could help work on it. I love this kind of restoration and detective work. And I'm an Olds guy through and through. Cheers!
Another great video Scott i am 61 years old i never new about the shift indicator on 1953 OLDS so cool that car is amazing more on the rover panels was great to see sled riding was a lot of fun and the progress on the BUICK and always love seeing FRANKERS thank you Scott and everyone there have a great weekend cheers.😊👍👍✌❤
After seeing the Rover in such rough shape for so long, I had lamost lost hope. Now, seeing you Scott put those coats of paint on, I see the world in a different light.It reminded me of when I used to watch Captain Kangaroo and he pushing back the veils of darkness. What a wonderful feeling!
Dan's 53 Olds looks spectacular but it did from the very beginning. With the 53 Olds, I can see her now looking like she did when she came off the lot in the fall of ' 52. I really look forward to seeing all the different steps she still has to go through. I relish each episode bringing the girl back to showroom state. Thanks gents! Until next week! Cheers!
It might not be “that kind of car” as Scott famously says!!!!!
Scott look under the rotor for a blue spot usually near the rivet, if you see no burn save that rotor that is the old GM delco, in later years those caps were replaced with cheap white thin plastic that were not worth shit.
I would bet the old rotors like that are hard to get use it for best results, if it says blue streak on the points deposit them in the nearest shithole
All GM V8s had the same condenser there will be 2 dowels with a screw hole in the middle where the condenser mounts
The ROVER PAINTED PARTS!!!!!!!! WOW Scott! WOW! Cheers, Rich
That Olds 98 is a treat!
The light buzz commentary is great as usual [lol]. "hey, am I driving ok "? ...hilarious. The "buzz kettle" , great name for the parts cleaner. All this reminds me of back in the 70's working in my buddies garage throwing in junkyard motors and trying to get them to run right .
nice that you refer to the Rover bonnet. Not a hood. Awesome job on those panels!
Looking forward to seeing the Rover come together.
Excellent show all. 2024 is going to be an epic year for CWM. So many interesting projects on the go.
I like em all, but Myles Fury III is one that I look forward to a lot. Its hard to pick one over another, but yeah, no the Fury. Yes. Cheers 🇨🇦
Sport Fury.
The rover is coming together nicely, great Lightshow! that new top is spiffy as heck. Olds for the win! Great show Thank you!
The shot after the spaying on the hood was the money shot. The reflection off the hood looks like you're walking by a mirror. As usual, excellent job.
I was going to send you an ultrasonic cleaner in my next load. Kudos to the guy who beat me to it. I have used mine with some mild rust remover (although not recommended). I've been saving hardware for about 40 years and it has done amazingly well cleaning everything. Rust accumulated from sitting so long. I've got everything back to as-new condition. I went to the dollar store and found some smaller baskets in the cooking utensil section with finer screen mesh. It works great. The sound of the thing is something to avoid with a hangover - that's for sure. Glad you are already putting the parts I sent to good use. The early 4 barrel carbs (like my 283 4-Jet) have the exhaust gas heater that goes to the base of the carb. Most people will block that off at the manifold or at the carb to avoid the risk of fire.
CWM video= instant like!
The Renault's sun roof came out very well. Great show Scott.
Already loving the wisky dent intro!
That 364 and the 98 --- fit for Buddy Wade and Buck Rodgers.
This is why Saturday is the best day of the week.
I believe you've got a winner in the Holiday Oldsmobile.
Glad you all got to have some sledding fun. Looking forward to seeing the Rover assembled. Ultrasonic cleaners really are unique value in the shop.
Great open. Great work on all of it!
those Peugoets are so beautiful.
The opening vignettes are absolutely awesome ‼️
Love the , black and white
Movie reels too 🙏
Ultrasonic room freshener.... LMAO 🤣 🤣
Love watching you , dial in ,
Distributors on the bench
Always appreciate
Vintage Snowmobile
moments ❤
Glad you saved that , Old sled
What kind/type of thread
Are you utilizing
Repairing that R5 canvas top ??
That Hydraulic power window system , on Dan's 53 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday hardtop , is a tremendous undertaking .
What a mechanical/archeological diagnostic !!
I give Dan , genuine cudos ,
For diving into it
That PRNDL indicator ,
still operates !! How Cool !!
So that Oldsmobile is , like some Chryslers , neutral , set the parking brake . Hope the parking brake works 🤞
Look at that , window regulator !!
Looks like a mid evil device 😳
Btw ,
I hope Laura is
winning her her fight 🤞
Lots of good progress in this week's instalment. Even an arc welder distributor! The highlight for me tonight was definitely the shift indicator on the Oldsmobile though. Cheers again Scott.
Going through some stuff and found I got my drivers license in November of 1968 at 68 1/2 in Massachusetts the earliest you could get it with Drivers education. My father assigned me the 68 Lincoln 4 door convertible. Too big and powerful for a first car. Enough historical rambling. Best to all the agents, and Ms. Frankers.
Same year that I got mine in Portland, Maine. 1961 Ford Fairlaine, an old Air Force decommissioned Ford in blueish gray color, three on the tree. Blew my first parallel park (too far from curb by two inches), but I nailed it the second time. Thanks for the memories.
Make that the 62 convertible
I love this car!
Lovin that resting distributor face.
HaHaHa!!!!..😂.. I luv those intros!!!… got the mug,cozy an sticker Thursday..👍🤘😜… whoever is packaging your stuff should be commended!!!..👍… great job!!… keep rock in the great white north!!!…🤘👍
Right on. Another busy week is an understatement. There's just too much to like. The Annual CWM Snowmobile Day looked like a lot of fun.
It does look like a garage door spring, that Olds is a Tank. Love it.
A fantastic episode. Looking forward to seeing more. 😎✌️👍❤️ cheers everyone.
Another great intro! Kudos to that effort always!
Patiently waiting for the Rover.
So is Laura, haha! Cheers Dan!
The condenser help quench the oscillating pulse that occurs on point opening, getting things ready for next charge cycle. Q=CVIT, sort of like Ohms Law.
The best part of the intro is you give the correct sound effect to each car unlike every Hollywood movie I have ever seen.
Great week! 😁 Fastest hour on RUclips. I watched the opening six times, it was so good. Watching those windows go up and down for the first time will be quite the milestone. Watching the Rover go back together will be another. Kyle let it “slip” about a road trip this summer? 🤣👍
Allway the best old car show on utube..thank u scot..
The reflection in that hood was mirror like! Good job!