INSTALLING the 1973 Z28 Camaro ENGINE and MAGNAFLOW EXHAUST..AND 383 Stroker FIRST START In The Car!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- INSTALLING the 1973 Z28 Camaro ENGINE and MAGNAFLOW EXHAUST..AND 383 Stroker FIRST START In The Car!
Hope everyone had a great Halloween! A ton of work to went in to this video to get the Camaro back together, including installing the 2.5" Magnaflow exhaust system for F-body Camaro's. I also ceramic coat my subframe and engine bay prior to installing the engine (Armor Shield IX) for easy cleanup in the future.
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I admire your patience and how carefully you do everything, from the beginning, to this final stretch. I could not have done it. Well done.
Wow finally !! You should be very proud 👏 😊...your patience and determination/ knowledge at such a young age got u through it .. Love your car ! Beautiful 👍🙏
what i think you will appreciate as years go by, are the memories forged of this build with your Dad..and dig the Halloween scene..epic...
Great work. So satisfying building your own car.
I've started following you when you got this car 🚗 I love how nice it coming along.... fantastic job
Priceless moment Ryan!! When your dad shook his head saying " not bad". You've came a long way bro, anticipation is high. Not far now, congratulations brother.
Ryan, it sounds great for what I could hear. You’re probably driving it by now and I’m anxious to see it moving with all 4 wheels on the ground! lol Another words “no wheelies” but maybe the rear wheels smoking a little. lol I’m sure that you are going to take great care of it after all the hard meticulous work that you’ve put into it over the last year. Thanks for sharing this build with us. If you decide you want to sell it, please get in touch with me and I’m serious.
Thanks Don, I will keep you in mind for sure if I ever have to sell it! 🙂👍
A job well done. The car sounds awesome. Next video will be you driving it I guess. Thanks for taking us on the journey with you restoring it. I really enjoyed every clip you posted. No to get that RS Camaro to go with this one. Hopefully we will soon be setting off on a new car adventure with you.
The halloween decoration was off the hook
Sounds good. I have that same exhaust on my 79 Z/28. Love that sound
Congrats on the 1st start !! And the Halloween display... TOP NOTCH !! 👻👻
Thank you Bob 😁!
Sounds fantastic, almost there.
Perseverancia es la clave !!!
Doing the same thing on my 70 rs. Great video!...
Wow, Great job Ryan. The Parents Halloween graveyard is absolutely amazing! Can wait to see it drive.
Hey Ryan, all of your hard work and attention to detail paid off. Just fantastic, sounds great, congratulations! Dad says it's loud, lol. Cheers.
Congrats Ryan! It always seems like the first startup happens on a late night thrash. It's always the excitement of hearing it breathe life that makes us push into the wee hours to hear it run.
Nicely done Ryan. I always wonder who writes up installation instructions. I’m convinced the instructions would be different if the people who write them up tried to follow them themselves. As always, your attention to detail is remarkable. Nothing like the first start!! 👍👍
Well Ryan you have done an immaculate job on this car and ive watched from the start as you know. cant wait to see this car rolling!! great job1
Thanks for the Halloween gift as usual great job looking forward to hearing her pur 🎃💯👍
Heck yeah, next video will finally be the first drive!
Sounds wonderful. Great Job 💪
What alternator did you go with? Love the videos btw. Can't wait for the next driving video. I am restoring one of my own. I use your video as a huge reference for many things I do.
I think the kids doing a great job nice looking 73 Z 28 that’s for sure kids doing a real good job
I can’t wait to see this beautiful Camaro go down the road! I love this year!
Thanks Sherry! Next episode will be the one 🙂
CERAMIC COATING AN ENGINE BAY.....WHO DOES THAT!!!! I love that YOU love your car and being so neurotic.....just like me! Lol. Excellent job so far...Keep it comin slick. Personally, I would've used a panel prep like gyeon or iso alcohol but that's me but I FRICKIN love that you're doing this! 👍 turned out great! Beautiful drivetrain too. Idk if you ever mentioned what ur going to do with the body, color wise, and some other things... also, an easy way to get a seal out is screw, a screw in the face of it and use the claw of a hammer to pull it out. Personally, I would've left the radiator unpainted..but again, that's me... You're also lucky you have a wife that's cool with letting you do all of this...lol
I can still remember from my younger days my dad yelling "don't hammer on a screwdriver"
Great progress Ryan! Nice to finally hear it run. Gettin' closer!
Thanks Terry!
Beautiful work. I have the same car! Same color but my stripes are white. I’ve had it 35 years. Put a TKX 5 speed in this year. Please let me know where you found seatbelt rebuild kit!
Sounds awesome Ryan, Congratulations. Won't be long now, before you are enjoying the thrill of driving it. Also I really liked the Halloween decorations. I used to decorate my house every year too.
Thanks for watching David! Decorating can get addicting as well, a lot of work though as you know
Love the idle sound - the exhaust compliments that lumpy cam. If I didn't live in Canada, I would have helped you put that gas tank in (that was quite the acrobatics - LOL). Can't wait for the next video.
Haha! I muted the sound on that part on purpose, it was a struggle by myself to say the least 😂
So excited for the first drive! The Halloween set up was amazing btw!
Thanks Alex, next video will be the one for sure!
Keep putting out great content. I’m getting tired of other you tubers detailing the nastiest and dirtiest cars ever or showing off their super expensive houses, cars and garages.
That car is so beautiful, you have done an amazing job man!
Thanks dude!
Looks awesome! What clutch and flywheel did you use?
That Sounds Nice and MEAN!
Love the yard, and the build is coming along great! Sounds real nice 👍
Thanks!
Sounds sweet. Nice work.
Thanks Edward!
Excellent job sounds great .
Thanks Lonnie!
Sounds good! Can't wait for the first drive.
Thanks Matt, next video!
Great to see the car fire up. Hopefully by now you’ve had a few rides in it before you garage her for the winter.
I took er out a few times, even went to a car show! Weather stinks now but it was fun for the handful of times I was able to drive it 👍
Ryan... You are meticulous to a fault Sir! (Much like myself) WELL DONE ';-)
This has been an awesome series!
Thank you Robert!
Sounds awesome
It sounds awesome
Great job!
Sounds great Ryan
Thank you sir!
Your Halloweens are way better than ours
We get a lot of kids for trick or treat!
@@RyanSampsonRPh we used to but not as many these days .I still do the sweets and treats , but since the Coof people don't seem to be as neighbourly
@@ragnarironspear1791 I agree, it’s not the same as it once was
Is the color of your car Golden Brown, tag code 57?
We need another episode Ryan!!!
I’m working on it 😬👍
Ryan, Did you make the pads you put on top of the gas tank?
It’s been a while since I ordered the pad kit and I can’t find my emailed receipt where I got it but I think I just typed in “gas tank pad” into ebay and found some rubber roll meant for a fuel tank, then cut it to length. Then just found a random foam block to glue onto the center section of the tank👍
It's Alive !!!!
Heck yeah!
roller cam ?
Those exhaust kits should have been for designated yrs, 1967-68, then 69 then 70-81. You have 1968 tailpipes. Something that I would fix if it was my car.
Agh I see. It ended up turning out nice but I knew something was wrong. Are the normal tailpipes supposed to just exit straight out the back rather than dump to the ground for 70-81?
Can't remember if the 1973 cars' undercarriage was painted flat black or chassis black.
Just red primer
nice
Know Wonder you had a hard time with exhaust. That's not for that car, at least not stock, tail pipes don't exit there but look fine 👌
How do u afford to do this kinda work? If u dont feel like saying thats fine I guess. I have been asking everyone I watch on youtube this question. I just need to know if I need to work overtime or get a loan or what smart choices u did to make this happen. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated
Done in time to put it away for winter bummer.
First!
Heck yeah!
@@RyanSampsonRPh you have done this project so perfectly and well thought out.
@@5thgenZLE Thanks Eric!
My neighbor just sold his 😥