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Love the 65 Ford Galaxie!

You can't frown and drive a classic car at the same time

that smile is pure gold

I just got me a 02 s10 off my boss it has 390k and she’s still running

I'm spiffing up an '84 convertible and man it's getting harder and harder to find parts for these 1st gen cavaliers Glad to see someone else keeping one alive. Also check on that pulsair system every once in a while, the check valve, canister and tube can get clogged with who knows what over time based on my experience

I had a 71 Buick Skylark GS 455 with a quadrajet and i used to flip the lid over and it would sound like the world was ending when those secondaries opened up and it would light the tires up easily

Hey love your content just bought a clean 1985 chevy wagon do you believe they will be collectible or we have a rare unique car and should I keep it and it's nothing also mechanic told me I need distributor because when it get hot it cut stalls car is it true thanks for listening

If there is a 4 barrel on top of that 352 or whatever it is , I do not think the secondaries are opening all the way, are you sure about getting full throttle ? a Rochester 2 barrel makes more carb noise than this thing , regardless of yoour lid flipping , get your exhaust leaks sorted out and check for full throttle , make sure everything like linkage travel etc is right before you waste gas and time with the lid flip , I did not hear those secondaries , also , check distributor / vacum advance etc , put the right curve in that thing and get full throttle / 4 Barrels working and you will have a different experience than now

You're very lucky to get a car like that in this day of age... Everybody loves the stacked headlights

I have one, great car!! Suspension is NASCAR used for years from the factory, rear end indestructible, engines great.......trans good too. Drive 80 mph all day long...

We did it as kids just to make the "whooo whoooooo" of the 4bbl kickdown cooler sounding.

This is so freaking funny.... Yep I was one of the first ones to do it saying it made my car faster.... And sure enough you look under my hood and all the fiberglass I should have been protecting my hood from the heat was gone yep sucked down the carburetor.... Only to find out many many years later I was only sucking in hotter air and was doing no good at all.... A boy did it sound good. 😁😁😁

Well. You earned my sub

I bought the same one today.

this is my favorite car. I used to have a red one.

Granny is back, haven't seen you in a while. You are looking good, marriage doing you well.

Geez, I wanted a Honda Shadow as my 3rd Honda, now I want to buy a BMW instead. I don't know how you'd ever do a top end job on that. There's no way to get the cylinder heads out without disassembling the whole friggin bike. Sounds rough. That's why you don't stick a broom handle up the muffler to destroy it and make it louder :-)

oh you are selling this thing... what state are you in ?

Nice. Yes i would like to know how you stabilize the guitar

explain the turning mechanism.

Hi, how are you? Bobby from NJ. Great videos, especially the Ford Galaxie. I just sold last year a 1985 Chevy van. It had a 305 Ci V-8 with a 3-speed manual transmission on the floor

Moooo gas❤

Did ya torque the bolts son!!! Dammit😁. That engine is a marvel of engineering…

That would make a nice bobber style bike.

I have the 65 base model with the original 289. It’s a hardtop 4 door. Always been a Chevy girl but man I’m really starting to appreciate this car.

great outlook

Well dang I was not expecting to see it on my TH-cam feed today. I strongly considered buying that car and hauling it up here to Wisconsin but I already have a wagon so I passed so someone else could get a wagon

What transmisión fluid?

Granny is back...........good looking van. You remind me so much of my brother who loved to work on any old cars, truck and vans. He has passed away now, but watching you is like seeing him. Nice to see you wearing a wedding band. Hope you are enjoying being a married man. 42 years married here and its been awesome.

Maybe one of the previous owners got a MAACO paint job. Edit: Oh! They did!

Change the points and condensor

Congrats on your marriage...........from Granny

I know a good mechanic down in Falmouth

how many liters of oil did you put in the gearbox

Be nice to see a photo of you all cleaned up and getting married...........looking all handsome.

Granny here: Congrats on going to get married. HOpe all is what you expect.

Don’t adjust that “idle speed” screw, you are essentially bypassing the idle circuit those butterflies on the bottom of the carb should be square with the idle circuit if adjusted properly. Your idle circuit isn’t getting enough fuel. Hence the dying when the carb was adjusted to where it was running just off of the idle circuit. With that screw turned in, it does up the idle speed but that’s because you are literally dumping fuel into the intake like your foot is pressing on the gas lightly. If you get the engine hot with it adjusted like that, the likelihood of the engine dieseling is much greater. The carb, if the fuel pump is delivering enough fuel pressure, needs a good cleaning/rebuild…..it’s tiny passages are likely gummed up and partially blocked. (This is coming from our drummer)

yea I would hate it too but you need a new car but please don't give your new one a reason for you to hate it, take care of it by maintenancing it.

Yeah but how do You feel about the car?

Not sure where you are, but there's a mostly complete '66 Galaxy in the LKQ in Clayton, NC

Congrats on your upcoming wedding!! 🍾🥂🥳

About to get a 63 500 xl (4 door like yours) will be my project for the next year or so. Mine also has the 352... but all original sadly, so am going to have a lot of work to do there. Anyway best of luck on yours. About black, have you considered satin black? Looks bad ass with a red interior.

Granny is back to watch your video..........good job young man.

My first car was a 65 Galaxie 500 with the LTD option. 390, auto, p/s, p/b, air, vinyl roof, and AM/FM stereo! Dark green, white vinyl. I got it in 1968 to go back and forth to a close college. When it ran right, it was a great car, but it had some strange occurrences. It would play dead sometimes only to come to life 10 minutes later, the gas pedal broke in half, and the linkage would stick sometimes. It was very powerful and luxurious. My dad traded it in in 1970. It was starting to get a little too unreliable.

It’s got a vacuum leak

My Dad had one of these when I was growing up but his was the cheap ol Custom version with the 240 six and three on the tree and overdrive. Never saw a car that new with overdrive.It was a tough ol ride,he must have had it for 15 years at least. And then I got a hold of it. I beat it to death but it still ran when it retired to the junk yard. Another one of the stupid things I did to cars in my youth.

Could you use steam to take the wrinkles out?

We had one growing up and I loved it...even though the rear bumper rotted off, the hood latch let go at 65 mph and it had a tendency to jump out of gear....still have fond memories.

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That came out nice. Good job.