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OMG, dude, I bet you keep a steady supply of bandaids laying around 😂

How much does it cost

Is that the southern part

Sweet ride! Glad you liked it! -Joe

I am new to the channel, why didnt you guys start removing the rust, paint the floor under the gas tank, the backing plates and engine compartment... that's a pretty solid car. Thanks for the content!

Thanks for this video. I'm considering a Carb Cheater for my Studebaker. Got a question though.......at the end of the video, exactly what were you adjusting on the Carb Cheater, the air/fuel ratio?

Like your video- constructive criticism is that the first half is not needed or have for a separate video when you title it as an install of this kit.

Now I've gotta find a set of side mirrors that can do this as a single unit

ive had this issue and didnt touch the crank or have it fixed , the factory runs v series bearings v is for vanderveldt they used to be industry standard and are pretty hard but not the hardest . id have run H series H is for hard bearings and got them .010 under the H series are run in nascar the harder bearings that ate into the crank probably turned the crank down. that motor ran great for about 3 years in a jeep running hi rpm won a lot of mud races floated across the mud i could literally turn that motor over with 1 finger it was that loose had zero static resistance.

That will definitely give you that shimmy. Keybis you made it home. Wad great to hang with ya buddy. Hope the hood is a good one

Respect. That's a lot of work you're doing on that Nova.

Wonderful old car! I love those Studebaker Larks. Well worth all the effort to get it back into shape.

Now if I could only do something about my fuel guage. Have to use a dipstick.

I had that going on with my '69 Chevy. Unplugged the cable from behind the dash, sprayed some WD-40 down the line and it took care of it. 😎

Car is coming along quite nicely. keep up the good work

Hey, I have the Mountain Dew bottle that came out of that car

What model DC to DC charger did you use?

Those green buick apollo bench seat covers are now on sale at half price on e t s y. They would fit in this car I'm sure. The sale will last for a couple of weeks. The tan version is also on sale, but at a slightly lower price. Apparently, someone already bought a green one. If you are interested, I'm just letting you know. It could have been someone else, or maybe you got one after I told you. I've written on several different youtube videos, so I don't remember if I told you about it. there are just a few of them remaining.

You can’t forget to pick up a Mountain Dew for her maiden voyage…lol

A set of ratcheting boxed end wrenches would come in handy there.

I'm a big nova fan have one myself thanks for saving this one I'll keep watching

I just put floor pans in my 73. It's not fun, but it's easy.. it's just time consuming.

Ahhh my second car back in high school in 1982

About halfway through this video my mind started playing "The Impossible Dream". This car has turned you into an automotive Don Quixote. Don't give up. You're well on your way to turning this dream into a reality.

The Green Disease has rust in curious places. Just think that was the "good hood" we found 😅

Day 2 intro was amazing…

Well done! Darned sure it ran. The Stude V8s are virtually impossible to blow up. As much iron as a Cadillac and only 259 cubes. And no timing chain to worry about - they are all gear drive cams. You can get OD in first gear if you rev the heck out of the engine, and 2nd and 3rd of course. So, 6 possible gears. Impress your friends! Will need a valve adjustment sooner or later.

Just found your channel and subscribed. Very nice work. I understand working through problems. Bill from Flat broke garage mentioned you.

What is the model of that charger? (Amps)

The giveaway has been claimed. For those that never stick around until the end, I usually drop a little crumb somewhere late. Thanks for watching!

Hey I love old cars and old cans. I’d like to have that if you’re giving it away. Can I get your email address? I’ve been watching you all through the green disease deal. Great videos. Thanks and best of luck.

That's one of my dream cars. I fell in love with them when they first came out. Unfortunately that 60+ year old dream has never come true. I guess I'll just have to enjoy yours from a distance.

I had a nova when I was younger loved it would like to find another one to fix up someday

your distributor is turned way too far

Wouldn’t getting rid of the breakaway battery and using the trailer battery simplify things and clean up the tongue? Unless your trailer is new those breakaway batteries typically only last a few years anyway so it might have been bad at the time of this video. Just throwing and idea out there. Thanks for the video brother!

How's the Studebaker Lark ? I learned to drive in a Lark ! Will this one be for sale upon completion ? Having one for the time I have left, would be a great tribute to my dad..a die hard Studebaker buyer ! I'm a old duffer, 73 , chasing childhood memories..😅 Thanks for your courage, patience and sheer determination, SIR !!

Great job ! Love your "no give up" attitude !!

I just found your videos ! Really enjoyed your getting it started ! May I ask what finally happened to that Lark ?

Why are you using a dc to dc charger? Surely a split charge relay on the vehicle side should be enough?

Im greening

Keep swinging buddy

Yes do the van sometime. I also like to suggest, don't begin a project until all parts are on hand or are ordered. That way viewers have a uninterrupted project to follow.

New subscriber here over from Flat broke. Glad to see the Nova getting another chance! Being the youngest in my family. I grew up in the 80s and 90s with both of my older brothers having 73 Novas. Every day they were adding more performance parts and changing things out. Ironically enough picking up a lot of parts in my dad's 66 econoline. But i always said one day I'll have my own Nova. As it's my dream car. But at 42 i still don't have one. I'm hoping some day to get one to work on with my son. Anyway can't wait to see what you do with it! Also, How cool would it be to drive it back it where you saved it from for some pictures lol.

Congratulations on keeping it worthy of putting it back in the junkyard

Awesome 1973 Nova at least its going to a great home where it will get T L C ❤

I owned a customised '70 Nova around 50 years ago which had a stock 307 motor that would fail to start every time that it rained because of condensation occurring inside the distributor cap. So,each time it rained,I had to remove the distributir cap, wioe it dry, replace it then only being able to start the car,but for the look of the new paint job, the raised white letter tires, tte wide Mickey Thompson tires n the back, the Cragar mags on the front, the deep dish reverse chrome wheels with baby moon hubcaps on the back, the Hi Jacker air shocks and the Laker sidepipes then I just couldnt bear to give up the car 😂 At the same time, I was still too mechanically nieve to work out the issue with the distributor cap condensation problem because the cap was always sealed properly and i could never see a xpcrack in it.

Nova but leave 305 ,Just find a 700r4 for Cruising, ls swap are so over done , being Ford guy love the the econoline van and f150

I love that F150! Cant wait to see the nova back on the road. Great video buddy

High energy ignition, also known as H.E.I., is an electronic ignition system designed by the Delco-Remy Division of General Motors. It was used on all GM vehicles, at least in the North American market, from 1975 through the mid-1980s.