Awesome video, Dylan! As a Mopar guy myself, it was awesome to see you restore this car for that family. It really is another member of the family. Happy Easter!
I cannot tell you how much this meant to uncle Larry. Even tonight while we were watching the videos he was laughing and getting emotional. The love he has for Joyce, and the gratitude he has for Dylan and Jacob was so very visible.
I love the fact. That your showing her some hands on experience. So she will know how to work on her on the car . So When ever she might need to in the future. .
Dylan, your servanthood and all that helped has truly shown God's love and grace. When the Dad cried I lost it. TY for the smiles, laughter, and warmth to the heart. Dylan when you were face down in the "crime scene" position I was laughing so hard! God bless you my fellow brother in Christ!
Love it that you took the time to explain what you were doing to the young lady. Good practice for when you are outside wrenching with your daughter someday!
Dylan man, you really out did yourself on this amazing revival story. You and Jacob have given to this family such a wonder gift, and given us an opportunity to see what real automotive spirit looks like. Folks helping each other and smiling over the love for a car is what the car community is all about. God bless you and your family!
This has got to be the best revival yet. A 68 Charger, which I once owned one myself. A history of one owner family keeping it in the family, is over the top.
I love how that lady talks! She sounds like she IS a teenager sometimes! When she took it for a drive I had a huge smile on my face. So American. I love it. Goosebumps.
Such a amazing car and a beautiful video. Dylan and Jacob are truly caring and respectful people with a love of classic cars and aren't afraid to put in the hard yards to get the Charger back on the road again.
Yoga underneath the dash, man I felt that. 60's vintage mechanicing is the story of my youth. You kids have it so easy with all those electric tools, I love it. This is one of the kindest things I have ever seen on You Tube. You always restore my faith in the future Dylan. Carry on!
This is a beautiful video, Dylan. I've been following Jacob's channel for a while and he has always seemed like a good guy. This just proves it. You both are a blessing to that family and your videos are also a blessing to us. Thank you. Also thanks to Macy for wanting to share the project with us. She seems like an amazing girl.
Love this. Melted my heart when I seen the old man tear up from the joy of seeing a car he loves, start up, and drive again. Dylan, the good Lord has blessed you with a heart of generosity. Keep up the awesome job!
I love that Mopar. The fact that it's running again. Looks awesome!!!!!! And how southern charmed they are and just how humbling country folk is like us north Alabama folk just humbles my heart. Dylan your a great soul sir. Keep up what u do. And I look forward to you and sleeperdude collaboration soon 😂❤❤
The history and the stories and memories are what make hot rodding so special. Thanks for sharing this story with the world Dylan! Another great video!!
this has been my favorite rescue vehicle video ever, you had the owners family involved , which made it very special. please keep up the great work Dylan
Did not know how you could top your last revival, but you hit it outta the park with this one! Absolutely love the family backstory include with this revival. In this crazy world of today, a story like this is just what we need. Thank you again. off to watch Part 2...
These cars are just like family members to a lot of people and you guys brought their family member back to life. Its an amazing thing to see. Keep up the great work!
It's nice to see someone who loves a car enough to keep it, but store it properly so it doesn't rot to pieces. Too many folks hold onto things but don't have the ability to store or care for them and so they rot outside until they're worthless. If you want it, keep it well, but if you can't then move it along to someone who can!
So cool to see you again Dylan McCool im glad your chasing those dreams it really cool of you helping other people Dylan keep making the world a better place
dylan i've been following your channel for well over a year. i've seen most of your videos and sir i have to say this is the best one you have produced. just absolutely excellent. what this meant to the family is so heart warming.
This is so freakin awesome Dylan, luv it when u guys team up. Luv me a 68 charger 💯!!! Surprised at how solid it is and how it fired right up! My best friend who sadly passed in 2015 in his early 50's had a 68 charger. His dad's friend bought it new then they bought it in like 70 or 71. They used it as a family car until it was parked. My friend restored it with his dad and his dad gave it to him. It was spanish gold with white interior, a 383 and a 727 trans. Right b4 he passed it was put into a storage unit. It was moved back 2 his dads house and put in the garage. As far as I know it's still there. I loved that car and wish there was some way I could get it!!! A very heartwarming story Dylan, awesome of you guys to help the family out! Awesome that the young gal wants to learn about the classics!!!
Awesome what you all did to help get this back on the road! I got to see it today at the Music City Mopar Club show in Lebanon, TN Hoping to get my 69 Charger back on the road in a couple of years as well
It is hard for me to say this I do it with a tear in my eye but you've done such a great thing for the whole family and everybody involved I'm smiling that help good people honestly I appreciate the fact that you would help anybody whether it's getting a lawn mower running or something that significant to a family you and everybody involved I will say I would love to know each and everyone of you be proud hold your head up high a great person you all are 🙏☺️🤯
Hey, what a pleasure to see that '68 Charger getting some TLC to bring it back. Those people are going to be delighted. Thank you for videoing the initial work. They have a gem....I have an old "B" body too. It's a 1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite,(2-door) Sunfire Yellow w/ Black vinyl top, 318cid 2bbl, A-904, 8 1/4" open 2.76 axle, w/ pwr st, pwr brks, pwr win and AC. All factory. Now 54yrs old at 79,000 miles it's not rusty but it's not perfect either. I've had it for 34yrs and I drove it about 3,000 miles every summer except the last 2 Covid Summers. Now I am old, so I drive it all the time. I had to clean my little 2bbl carb after it sat those 2yrs during Covid, cuz some rust from the "shitty gas" (10% alcohol) I'd say must've rusted the tank or fuel lines. Anyway rusty water got in the carb & made it have an off idle stumble, but Gumout spray carb & choke cleaner got it back to perfect. The car turns heads everywhere I go, but it's not a show car, it's a driver. And it drives so well for 54yrs old it's hard to believe. Only bad thing is 10" drum brakes. I had to settle for metallic brake shoes and they need a couple seconds to heat up befor they get around to stopping very hard. Other than that it's such a pleasure to drive. Oh, and I almost plum forgot, it gets 19.7 mpg on the expressway at 70mph running between gas stations. No Lie. ben/ michigan
That body style is definitely one of my favorites. 68/69/70... John Schneider has the goat. Lucky man. I would keep that thing well reserved and actually run it from time to time. Pampered it would be, the General Lee.
God bless you boy's for doing this for that wonderful family. Watching Larry walk around the car gave me goosebumps and truly made my heart happy. You guys make a great team and look forward to more videos. Thank you boy's for making this old wrench 🔧 cranker happy this morning. Going to be a good day!
Dylan, this is exactly why I enjoy your videos. Youve shown great patience and the ideals of what a mechanic should be. To see someone actually taking the time to explain the basics to a young person, in a very concise way, so even the most jaded of us can remember what it is we're supposed to do. Too many times we get caught up in the hour rates and the overall work, we forget what we should strive for. Thank you for being a good example of a Christian.
You hit that right on the head. Worked at a place that didn't do that and was a real mess. This gives me hope even though I am totally burned out on the world of work in this nation.
Wonderful video. Can’t put a price on what this meant to that family for sure, and you and your friends should be proud of yourselves for doing this. Watching this was a feel good experience, and God knows we need a lot of them these days.
I was happy to find out recently, though rare as it is, my Dad's favorite model car he ever owned and the one I remember fondly the most enjoying with him as I was a kid, although it was exclusively Australian built in the 70s, was shipped in small numbers here in the UK where I now live and if I am ever lucky enough to own a home of my own, I will make it my mission to track one down to restore for myself in honor of him.
This gentleman bought the Charger when he was 25. I know the 55 intervening years seems to have sped by faster than that 318 could push this beast. But, in another sense literally a lifetime.
@@MaySeizeGarage now she has a goal to motivate her. A wise man once said…” anything worth having is worth working for”. I hope she pulls it off. I’ll be watching. Peace.
6:38 haha my dad did something similar after my first high school party! He is a plumber and the next morning, he woke me up nice and early to go snake some drains. Good times 😂 😂
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Love it Dylan Thank you for helping them so Awesome
meanwhile I can't get my car that was running and driving when I bought it to run and drive lmao
You guys should feel so proud of yourself because I am very proud of you God bless you
your partner talks too much 🤔 and really annoying he thinks he's smarter than others
Awesome video, Dylan! As a Mopar guy myself, it was awesome to see you restore this car for that family. It really is another member of the family. Happy Easter!
Sir to see the tears in this old gentleman's eyes was heart warming! Yall made these people's day!
I cannot tell you how much this meant to uncle Larry. Even tonight while we were watching the videos he was laughing and getting emotional. The love he has for Joyce, and the gratitude he has for Dylan and Jacob was so very visible.
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Best video ever. God bless that man, his family, and that Charger.
How lazy you have to be to let a car get to that stage. His not disabled physically or mentally, no excuse. I guess I just hate lazy careless people
@@migueltello4874 Need to listen better guy had a stroke in 95
I love the fact. That your showing her some hands on experience. So she will know how to work on her on the car . So When ever she might need to in the future. .
Not only another roadstoration, but the happiness brought to that family is priceless!
The smile on that old man’s face while you were teaching that young girl how points work hit me I the heart! Love this video ❤
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I love the way you are involving all these people. Stories can be powerful.
That young lady showing such an interest is so good to see. I bet one day she is going to be the authority of knowledge to go to.
Dylan, your servanthood and all that helped has truly shown God's love and grace. When the Dad cried I lost it. TY for the smiles, laughter, and warmth to the heart. Dylan when you were face down in the "crime scene" position I was laughing so hard! God bless you my fellow brother in Christ!
Love it that you took the time to explain what you were doing to the young lady. Good practice for when you are outside wrenching with your daughter someday!
Dylan man, you really out did yourself on this amazing revival story. You and Jacob have given to this family such a wonder gift, and given us an opportunity to see what real automotive spirit looks like. Folks helping each other and smiling over the love for a car is what the car community is all about. God bless you and your family!
This is probably one of the lessons that Macy learned most that weekend. She for sure has a love of this community now.
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This has got to be the best revival yet. A 68 Charger, which I once owned one myself. A history of one owner family keeping it in the family, is over the top.
Its amazing to see people that have owned a car that long and hear the stories and memories that come with it.
😢 You can really see and feel how much this mattered to the elderly gentleman. Such a kind gesture of love Dylan! ❤❤❤
I love how that lady talks! She sounds like she IS a teenager sometimes! When she took it for a drive I had a huge smile on my face. So American. I love it. Goosebumps.
I hope that young lady becomes an expert on that car.
Cool! When he took the top off the carburetor! Got to see the floats rise.
Such a amazing car and a beautiful video. Dylan and Jacob are truly caring and respectful people with a love of classic cars and aren't afraid to put in the hard yards to get the Charger back on the road again.
So beautiful. Your videos are about cars and yet they touch souls. Good for you kid.
Yoga underneath the dash, man I felt that. 60's vintage mechanicing is the story of my youth. You kids have it so easy with all those electric tools, I love it. This is one of the kindest things I have ever seen on You Tube. You always restore my faith in the future Dylan. Carry on!
You can see the emotion in dads face. Congratulations to your family. Enjoy the memories it brings back, and the new ones it makes. Great video.
Dylan videos like this is why I love being part of this TH-cam community family. This is what people helping people is all about. God bless you
This is a beautiful video, Dylan. I've been following Jacob's channel for a while and he has always seemed like a good guy. This just proves it. You both are a blessing to that family and your videos are also a blessing to us.
Thank you.
Also thanks to Macy for wanting to share the project with us. She seems like an amazing girl.
Thank you for the kind words Phil! This was such a great project to be a part of!
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Respect the rust
We'll turn him into a Mopar guy in no time!!!! LOL
man it sure is nice to see kids get involved or to have a soft spot for old classics.......especially in this day and age
Eyes are all watered up... Beautiful thing you did these folks a solid
Keep up the great work. Nice job on getting the 68 Charger running again. Sweet.
Love this. Melted my heart when I seen the old man tear up from the joy of seeing a car he loves, start up, and drive again. Dylan, the good Lord has blessed you with a heart of generosity.
Keep up the awesome job!
I love that Mopar. The fact that it's running again. Looks awesome!!!!!! And how southern charmed they are and just how humbling country folk is like us north Alabama folk just humbles my heart. Dylan your a great soul sir. Keep up what u do. And I look forward to you and sleeperdude collaboration soon 😂❤❤
The history and the stories and memories are what make hot rodding so special. Thanks for sharing this story with the world Dylan! Another great video!!
Que lindo auto
What a gem, not only the car but the full family history with it giving by the family. Now that's rare!
Old Mopars is one of the few things my father and I bonded over. This video warms my heart. Good work, sir.
Why i LOVE old cars. Takes me back to my youth days from the 70s.
I love that the young lady is so into it and wants to learn, and freely admits that she doesn’t know anything! Great job young lady!😀👍
What a wonderful episode filled with wonderful people. Look forward to part 2.
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this has been my favorite rescue vehicle video ever, you had the owners family involved , which made it very special. please keep up the great work Dylan
Very rare find to find a one owner 68 charger and the original owner still owns it. Great video. Keep up the great work.
Bless you two for helping keep cars and memories alive much love.
Man those body lines are beautiful! So sad that they don't make stuff like this anymore. Great job yall on helping them!
Did not know how you could top your last revival, but you hit it outta the park with this one! Absolutely love the family backstory include with this revival. In this crazy world of today, a story like this is just what we need. Thank you again. off to watch Part 2...
It's great seeing these old vehicles come back to life. 👍
Great story. Excited to see her running again and a continuing family project.
What an amazing Episode @Dylan McCool @Sally's Speed Shop
These cars are just like family members to a lot of people and you guys brought their family member back to life. Its an amazing thing to see. Keep up the great work!
So awesome to see Jacob from Sally's speed shop And a 1 owner 68 charger what a awesome calibration
Always doing cool stuff Dylan and helping the old gentleman and bringing tears of joy to his face. God bless you Dylan.
Dylan you made this couple and especially the gentleman so inspired and it is appreciated by the people who watched this video ,thanks.😊
It's nice to see someone who loves a car enough to keep it, but store it properly so it doesn't rot to pieces. Too many folks hold onto things but don't have the ability to store or care for them and so they rot outside until they're worthless. If you want it, keep it well, but if you can't then move it along to someone who can!
Its so nice seeing these cars repaired and back on the road
What an incredible story! This is one of the most wholesome vids I've seen in a while! Great job everyone involved!!!!
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I really like how you and Jacob got the family involved and your teaching that young Lady with absolute patience! Great video.
So cool to see you again Dylan McCool im glad your chasing those dreams it really cool of you helping other people Dylan keep making the world a better place
Such amazing stories with this beautiful 68 Charger
This video just has a different vibe. Had a smile on my face the entire time seeing the owners family participating in the revival
Probably the meanest coolest looking car ever made. I don’t even know how you find these.
So cool, so sweet! I love the story, the family, and the car. You ALL did great work!
Such a great video all around it is so nice to see the younger generation take an interest in the classic's.
dylan i've been following your channel for well over a year. i've seen most of your videos and sir i have to say this is the best one you have produced. just absolutely excellent. what this meant to the family is so heart warming.
You and Jacob are blessed to share with a family that appreciate your love for old cars .👍🏻👍🏻
And a 68 charger . Sweet..
You’re a natural teacher, kudos for that!
REALLY LIKE THESE HELPING PEOPLE GET THEIR CARS BACK ON THE ROAD. PLUS THE STORIES ARE AWESOME.
Love what you do brother keep up the good work
So Awsome to see the smiles on their faces and to see another awesome machine back into action!!!!
This is so freakin awesome Dylan, luv it when u guys team up. Luv me a 68 charger 💯!!! Surprised at how solid it is and how it fired right up! My best friend who sadly passed in 2015 in his early 50's had a 68 charger. His dad's friend bought it new then they bought it in like 70 or 71. They used it as a family car until it was parked. My friend restored it with his dad and his dad gave it to him. It was spanish gold with white interior, a 383 and a 727 trans. Right b4 he passed it was put into a storage unit. It was moved back 2 his dads house and put in the garage. As far as I know it's still there. I loved that car and wish there was some way I could get it!!! A very heartwarming story Dylan, awesome of you guys to help the family out! Awesome that the young gal wants to learn about the classics!!!
Awesome what you all did to help get this back on the road!
I got to see it today at the Music City Mopar Club show in Lebanon, TN
Hoping to get my 69 Charger back on the road in a couple of years as well
This is my absolute dream car….Fast and Furious has made this dream almost impossible. Can’t believe these are still found like this
That's really awesome to see there old charger run again and to be able to drive it like they once did back in the day. 👍👍
Awesome scene looks like it spent a few decades outside good thing it got to the garage in time.
What a nice story and now it lives again😊
You did a solid for this family. And you did it right in there yard. A great video! ❤️💯
32:13 Feels and seems like the Charger tries to come out on it's own with that truck sound ❤🔥
Y'all revived a family member.
Such a good car, and staying with the original family. That's very special. Happy Easter 🐣 everyone. ✝️
It is hard for me to say this I do it with a tear in my eye but you've done such a great thing for the whole family and everybody involved I'm smiling that help good people honestly I appreciate the fact that you would help anybody whether it's getting a lawn mower running or something that significant to a family you and everybody involved I will say I would love to know each and everyone of you be proud hold your head up high a great person you all are 🙏☺️🤯
Hey, what a pleasure to see that '68 Charger getting some TLC to bring it back. Those people are going to be delighted. Thank you for videoing the initial work. They have a gem....I have an old "B" body too. It's a 1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite,(2-door) Sunfire Yellow w/ Black vinyl top, 318cid 2bbl, A-904, 8 1/4" open 2.76 axle, w/ pwr st, pwr brks, pwr win and AC. All factory. Now 54yrs old at 79,000 miles it's not rusty but it's not perfect either. I've had it for 34yrs and I drove it about 3,000 miles every summer except the last 2 Covid Summers. Now I am old, so I drive it all the time. I had to clean my little 2bbl carb after it sat those 2yrs during Covid, cuz some rust from the "shitty gas" (10% alcohol) I'd say must've rusted the tank or fuel lines. Anyway rusty water got in the carb & made it have an off idle stumble, but Gumout spray carb & choke cleaner got it back to perfect. The car turns heads everywhere I go, but it's not a show car, it's a driver. And it drives so well for 54yrs old it's hard to believe. Only bad thing is 10" drum brakes. I had to settle for metallic brake shoes and they need a couple seconds to heat up befor they get around to stopping very hard. Other than that it's such a pleasure to drive. Oh, and I almost plum forgot, it gets 19.7 mpg on the expressway at 70mph running between gas stations. No Lie. ben/ michigan
Absolutely fantastic production, you made Tennessee look good
That body style is definitely one of my favorites. 68/69/70... John Schneider has the goat. Lucky man. I would keep that thing well reserved and actually run it from time to time. Pampered it would be, the General Lee.
Heck yeah man that is an epic find!!
Good Afternoon Gentlemen it is great to see you again today and I hope you are doing well and having a fantastic day today 😊 !
God bless you boy's for doing this for that wonderful family. Watching Larry walk around the car gave me goosebumps and truly made my heart happy. You guys make a great team and look forward to more videos. Thank you boy's for making this old wrench 🔧 cranker happy this morning. Going to be a good day!
Gr8 story. Seeing the 68 come to live was awesome. I sure wish the best for Macy. I hope she stays on with her own channel. You go girl
Dylan, this is exactly why I enjoy your videos. Youve shown great patience and the ideals of what a mechanic should be. To see someone actually taking the time to explain the basics to a young person, in a very concise way, so even the most jaded of us can remember what it is we're supposed to do. Too many times we get caught up in the hour rates and the overall work, we forget what we should strive for. Thank you for being a good example of a Christian.
You hit that right on the head. Worked at a place that didn't do that and was a real mess. This gives me hope even though I am totally burned out on the world of work in this nation.
It’s great to see the family so involved and the granddaughters enthusiasm for this classic car. Thank you
You guys rock, thank you for the great video and thank you for helping out that family.
Cheers from Tokyo!
Seeing this brings back memories of me and my late brother bringing back a 68 RT to life.. Thank you for this
Wonderful video. Can’t put a price on what this meant to that family for sure, and you and your friends should be proud of yourselves for doing this. Watching this was a feel good experience, and God knows we need a lot of them these days.
Great video. Family stories and a great car. Thank you guys for helping them to get the car back on the road.
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that was a lovely video with the family history awesome guys
I was happy to find out recently, though rare as it is, my Dad's favorite model car he ever owned and the one I remember fondly the most enjoying with him as I was a kid, although it was exclusively Australian built in the 70s, was shipped in small numbers here in the UK where I now live and if I am ever lucky enough to own a home of my own, I will make it my mission to track one down to restore for myself in honor of him.
You have outdone yourself Dylan. Perfect balance between wrenching and story telling.
This gentleman bought the Charger when he was 25. I know the 55 intervening years seems to have sped by faster than that 318 could push this beast. But, in another sense literally a lifetime.
Awesome job to get it goin’ again guys! Well done! 🚙💨
1968 1 owner true survivor charger is not heard of anymore.
Glad u could help get the ol girl running...that 3 tag on the front..priceless..
It would be a great ending if the young lady were to take her drivers test in the charger.
Thanks for putting that idea in her head! Now I have a deadline. Guess she better get to work.
@@MaySeizeGarage now she has a goal to motivate her. A wise man once said…” anything worth having is worth working for”. I hope she pulls it off. I’ll be watching. Peace.
I've been watching you for years but this has to be one of my most favorite videos ever
im not into this pertina thing just restore the car to its full glory
So just spend a 100k, right.
Sorry, we only had two days to work. Now it’s just a usable car.
6:38 haha my dad did something similar after my first high school party! He is a plumber and the next morning, he woke me up nice and early to go snake some drains. Good times 😂 😂
99% of the clip is talking and laughing. We are watching the video to see how the car is being repaired
Wow all the hardware still looks brand new on the drums impressive how well this car was taken care of
Awesome job guys and what a lucky young lady!!