Tom Scores a 60! (but Will it Run?) Also: Free Chrysler and Super Bee Drive!
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- Hi everyone! Sorry I'm late; just a slight emergency on the Citroen project put me behind last night... Who needs sleep anyway? This week I got to catch up with Tom! He scored a sweet 60 Chevy Impala restoration project, and I thought it would be cool to get it running after he tidied it up so nice!
Also: A very kind gentleman donated a decent old 1966 Chrysler 2 door to the pile here, so I figured we should have a quick look and put it away with the fun forklift we bought earlier this spring!
Finally, the long-awaited 1970 Dodge Super Bee drive with Agent 7678! Yes, tires were harmed, but no too badly, haha...
Then, a bit of "Light Buzz" to finish off the day!
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Hi everyone! Sorry I'm late; just a slight emergency on the Citroen project put me behind last night... Who needs sleep anyway? This week I got to catch up with Tom! He scored a sweet 60 Chevy Impala restoration project, and I thought it would be cool to get it running after he tidied it up so nice!
Also: A very kind gentleman donated a decent old 1966 Chrysler 2 door to the pile here, so I figured we should have a quick look and put it away with the fun forklift we bought earlier this spring!
Finally, the long-awaited 1970 Dodge Super Bee drive with Agent 7678! Yes, tires were harmed, but no too badly, haha...
Then, a bit of "Light Buzz" to finish off the day!
Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, hat or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, 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!
_Not_ same old shit?
Never late but just in time 😎
Fantastic video! Every episode better than the last! The DS AC looks to be working too good. You'll have to add some type of compressor cycling setup to keep the evap core from freezing up. Low pressure switch on the low side or capillary tube switch in the evap core. Loved the "Light Buzz" segment. I've always OCD'ed on interior lights and fittings. Looks great! Thanks for making my Saturday night great!
Since I'm just a bit in my cups I didn't notice the difference. I saw a new CWM upload and thought "Cool!" Greetings from east of Atlanta, Ga., US.
I absolutely love your true appreciation for the styling and craftsmanship that went into these old car. Thanks for rebuilding and salvaging components rather buying new junk. You also do a great job showcasing the talent and knowledge of car guys. The fabrication, mechanical and particularly your body and finish work skills are to be admired. Very humble and real about having fun with cars and I thank you for sharing.
Congrats, Tom! That's a beauty.
Yeah! Tom definitely scooped us all with this fantastic find! Cheers from all of the Agents here!
$35 was a lot of money in the 50s. That was an ounce of gold! 35 oz of silver!
Am I foolish in saying that the Windsor deserves to be saved? I really dig that car! Congrats for getting it!
I'm thinking the same thing, Zach. Should at least have a rear axle, wheels and correct wheel covers so she at least sits properly. And an engine to put weight on the torsion bars, bolt and adjust the hood. She'll at least look loved!
I’v always liked the ‘65 & ‘66 C bodies!
@@Gerk8 The '65 Newport was the car I drove when i got married in '
'72. I had the 6-window "executive" 4 door sedan 361 -2bbl--Torqueflite. Loved the 2 doors too. Worlds biggest ashtray in '65 -'66
@@Gerk8 My grandparents had a '66 300 when I was born. I kept track of for about 30 years after they sold it, but it since got away.
No sir you are not foolish for saying that.
Not gonna lie: I want the Windsor. It's big, beautiful, and with a 383 in the nose, and a Sure-Grip pushing her, I'd be the happiest dude on my block. And I could pile the little ones in the back(plenty of room for car safety seats) & take them to a drive thru. It'd be a mess afterwards, but they'll never forget what a real car feels like. Thanks for the best part of my Saturday, Scott!
Great to see Tom again.
Yeah! The foreman is back! Cheers...
You guys should make a calendar of all your cars from all the agents and everything. We could vote on what cars go in!!
Would not be the same old shit without Tom good too see him back and a sweet find of a car as well.
Look forward to next week's CWM video.
I love Tom’s new car! Please save the 66 Chrysler. I know it’s not worth anything right now, but someday it will be!!! Trust me.
The '66 Windsor has a rear end under it again, and has a new home. Scott doesn't have unlimited space and I happened to have the ideal parts donor to put the Windsor back on the road. Currently on my trailer in my driveway. It is in pretty good shape. It will be getting a 383/727. the 8 3/4 has 3.23's. Should make a great cruiser! -Agent 5759
The sheer amount of content is impressive by itself never mind the quality lol, should have at least 300k subs
If he would shorten the video's into several episode's he would have 300k subs. But, he is doing hit his way. I've been watching him for years.
Quite agree. It seems unfair that a quality channel like CWM is sitting *under* 50k subs, when fake rubbish can pull in 3M+. 🤔
I do my best to mention CWM on other car channels but I think we, the subscribers, should try a wee bit harder to spread the word.😁 Something I've wondered about; would a collab with another "good taste" car channel maybe help? I suppose it would need to be a Canadian channel, purely due to the distances involved. Just a thought.😁
@Leonard Carr I would *guess* that the channel appeals to the more mature car guys. I don't think too many of the younger guys are into carburretors and chrome.
While CWM is crammed with high quality content, it's not the fastest-moving of styles. For me, that's part of the attraction but many of today's viewers want twenty minutes of speeded-up footage, loud music and aftermarket bolt-ons, rather than the chilled-out, laid-back style we're treated to here.
I really hope the channel continues to thrive and grow, without being forced to change the style of program. I love the longer episodes and the in-depth features, like trim repairs and fabrication of unique parts.
If you see this comment Scott, please don't change things; CWM is great just the way it is.
I never saw Tom that enthused about a car before . Nice score .
That Chrysler could be a Green Hornet .
@@deweydodo6691 Also had a '65 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Door Towne Sedan. It was metallic green. That is a very nice body style if you ever see one. Extra window between the C and D pillars.
One of the best episodes yet. Tom is pretty stoked about the Impala, and who wouldn't be? Too bad the body is not as nice shape as that Chrysler. Great to see guys working away in anticipation of a neglected old engine coming to life. I've been there too. I didn't think I'd be so impressed by the Super Bee drive but man, the sound just gets your heart racing when he stomps that gas pedal.
This channel just gets better and better! The weekend isn't complete without it.
Wait just a minute- an amazing 60 Impala bubble-top 50-year field car, and a 70 Six-Pack Super-Bee survivor...what the hell happened to "It's rare but nobody cares"??? LOL. I LOVED this episode.
Scott, Thanks for putting out a video this Saturday. We all understand you are really working hard getting the Citroen project finished up.
Cheers!
At 28:18, when I saw the hairy legs in the frame, I thought "Wow, I've never seen Dean in shorts before!" Then I realized is was Frankers standing there......
Good to see Tom again and what a great looking Impalla.
Love to see you guys help Tom out in getting that running and cleaned up with body repairs
I am so so glad to hear Tom; and that he vacuumed the shit out of his new find! So great to see, thanks.
That look on Tom's face when he was sitting in that lmpala & the engine was running - best part of the whole video...& this was a good video
like a sad junkie I was constantly clicking refresh waiting for my fix, and bang! now i feel better :)
Same here. Looked for contact info. I didn't want to have to come up there, it is a drive from North Carolina.
Ikr as soon ass I get the notification can't focus on much else
@@n1r0l We could have split the tab
Congrats to Tom! Always a pleasure to view what's going on @ CWM garage.
I am sure glad the Chrysler was rescued. And with that 727 Torqueflite to boot. Sourcing an engine shouldn't be too hard.
There's a chrysler 300 in grande prairie on facebook marketplace for 850 bucks. Sadly I don't have the funds right now but it's got a 440 in it.
Those luxury yachts have mostly sacrificed their engines to people needing them for their muscle car projects, which is too bad.
Holy smokes,287th !!! Just when I was gonna call the cops,I finally got a notification that CWM uploaded! What a great episode,definitely worth the wait. But boy will I ever be happy to see the Citroen done. That SuperBee was a real treat,too!!
Ok, time to relax, I can stop breathing into the paper bag! See the power you wield Scott and the control you have on your viewers!
Tom's big smile when the Impala started up just made my day!
I have to say I never thought much about the big Mopars until I started watching your show. The ‘66 you just added to the lot is gorgeous, love the body lines, grille work, color- everything! Would enjoy seeing that live again! Great show!
Awesome. Tom's Chevrolet is gold. That old Mopar needs to be saved, it's so nice. Well worth waiting a little while for. You need a break.
The old Chrysler seems to have a few of us stoked to see her get some TLC...😉👍
Man the level of detail you put into these projects is awsome
Nice to see Tom on the channel again. That Impala was a great find and I'm looking forward to seeing what he does with it.
Only 15 minutes in and I love it. Details Dave effortlessly points out Tom's aftermarket Dominion mirror, Jim's quick-witted humour gets us again, that '66 Windsor would be a perfect project for Dean, and Tom's going to be so glad he got that car. We can see it on his face already. Always good to see Frankers, I had to put our dog down Friday morning. Thanks for cheering me up.
I am so sorry about your dog. Losing a beloved family member is tragic. Grieve a bit, and when you can, adopt a shelter dog if you want to feel like a hero. Five years ago I lost both my great Danes while out of state caring for my failing parents and it nearly killed me. Found a 40 pound firecracker on death row at the SPCA a month later and she has been a terrific friend and companion from the start. A real blessing. Best of luck to you David.
@@DavidHall-ge6nn Thank you very much; that is very kind.
I feel your pain David I have an old girl on her way out and it's damn terrible thing too deal with.David hall had some
good advice and that's probably what i will do when the time comes so i am terribly sorry for your loss and glad these
guys made you feel better.
@@gertfroebe3175 So kind of you to say Gert, thank you very much.
Hey Scott, I just got off quarantine after landing back in the US 2 weeks ago. I can now catch up on your episodes as my internet has once again been turned on (and paid for) again. What did I miss? The reason the 60 Impala car plunged knee deep in peat moss survived, was because there was no or very little oxygenation going on. It's the same reason Mammoths were so well preserved in the Siberian permafrost laden peat bogs.
I waited all day for this - & it was MORE than worth it. So many beautiful blue machines: whether they're in peat moss upto their fenderwells, facing the crusher, in the middle of reassembly, ripping up pavement, or having to wait until another is finished - this is what I'm here for. Really awesome content - & beautiful, if not a little reckless dogs to boot. Great job as usual, Scott! P.S. : Thanks for showing the diecast Citroen - it's pretty decent.
The amount of room in those trunks of those era cars (60 Impala) amazes me! They hold more than some SUV's of today!
'60 Impala? Worth the wait!
thanks Scott the agents and all the patrons that make this channel happen
Best wishes from Columbus Ohio USA
I thought Tom was more of a '60 dodge dart kind of guy haha. It's great seeing him back on the show and his new Impala is fantastic!
That Chrysler would make a sweet winter beater! Work your magic, Scott!
Great episode. That 60 Chevy is amazing, the look on Toms face when it became a runner. Priceless.
When most of the bits and pieces are still there...what a blessing!
Great 60 -! You have again made my Saturday.
Saturday is complete now. I’ve been waiting all day for this my friend. 👍🍺👊☮️
Tom's new ride has my all-time favorite steering wheel.
impala bob's, classic industries and year one will be tom's go to places.. cant wait to see this one take shape
WOW, I knew you were late and I hoped that no one was hurt or sick. Amen that was not the case and all are well! Very jealous of what Tom just obtained. I drove one when it was new and I felt it all over again. Good job Tom! All the buds helping-that is a treat!
Thanks for sharing Scott! All stay safe! Rich
So thrilled Tom is back in the Life!!
To Great adventures! 🍻
That '60 is a prize! Congrats, Tom.
That Chrysler is in nice shape especially for a freebie . And thumbs up to Tom getting his impala .
Loved that Windsor, lack of wheel openings, gotta love it.
I love that 1960 Chevy. What a great find. So intact, so complete, so unmolested.
Love the videos, you guys do great work with these old timers...I'm a believer
Tom is the man!
Absolutely love Tom’s Impala. What a gem! I hope to see it on the road soon.
So glad to see Tom! I was starting to worry about him. Love the 60, I had one when I was a youngster, bought it in 1967.
Thanks for another fun episode! Now that Tom has that Impala I'm looking forward to when you get a shot of it and the Fury side by side. The DS is looking great, I'm sure you'll get it done & delivered on schedule.
Thanks for the update on the Fury, that's what brought me to your channel in the first place place but your talent as a body and paint man is what has kept me watching.
thanks from a fellow PROUD CANADIAN
Don't thank us Scott, your channel is worth all and every penny from the patreon gang ! Cheers from Quebec !
Literally my favorite channel I can't wait every week. Great work. Can't wait for Toms Impala first drive and your 60. 👍
Love Tom's 60 Chevy 👍. 70 Super Bee love the color, wheels 👍👍. If they still made them like that I would buy one today.. Can't wait to see the Plymouth finished.
Nice Impala , nice chrysler , really nice Super B and you're doing an amazing job on the Fury.
It's ok..I was late too....my emergency was called the "Iowa hurricane of 2020" This year just gets better and better.....
RandahlR-Shedbythetracks Yeah, let’s take a Mulligan on 2020!
IT'S Going be great Night it's Cold War Motors BABY LOVE YA GUYS LOVE YOU FRANKERS take care
You need to throw a drivetrain in that Chrysler! It's way to nice to just let sit.
I agree it needs attention sooner than later
Seems more than a few of us are of the same mindset!
WHAT AN AMAZING FIND TOM! AWESOME!
Brilliant as always,it feels like i'm part of a greater family, love those old cars
Hell yeah man this channel is still going strong and will continue to do so no doubt! You guys are great!
Marvelous to see Tom. He has been absent so long I was becoming concerned for his health. Good to see him so chipper and enthused about his latest find. It does seem to be nearly complete including the cracked windshield and usual "floor delete" package. Thank goodness the air cleaner was intact and installed. I am sure that is why the engine was free to turn. It runs a bit rough but Johnathan W. has proven that running an engine through 3 or 4 "heat cycles" will very often re-seat the valves and rings. The Citroen project seems endless. Just when I think it's approaching completion another rusted and bent part is brought to light. Please say the headliner valence is the last one! It almost seems a shame that the '66 Windsor was parted out. Unless there is hidden damage it looked like it just needed the rear quarters repaired and the drive train restored. Slip an axle under the back, bolt the trans up to a "poly" and drop them in and you would be well on your way to a winter beater entry for 20-21. The Super Bee was nice but I like the older cars better! Cheers!
Nice to know I'm not the only one that wants to see the Chrysler at least semi operational, at least so she sits properly in the line!
Hi. I thought the same. 360 magnum, overdrive trans, rearend. Be a sweet old ride. Just need a donor car or pickup.
OH MAN...Tom scores BIG TIME. Holy Cow, amazing find.
Cruising around in old iron is so awesome. Put a rearend and a 440 in that Chrysler and cruise it too.
I’ve been watching you guys for years and, you never cease to amaze. I never realized a citron is probably the Most over engineered car ever ! Oh man tom’s impala is beautiful. I hope it gets the whole treatment.
I nearly spit my coffee when Tom said he got his $22 bucks back for the set of keys BAHAHAHAHA! Awesome, Thank you.
Scott, everyone on the interweb that watches old car “will it run” channels knows that you are the original will it run guy. They truly are my favorites. Even in the old days of your channel i learned that “yes” maybe it could run... but maybe its better to know when to stop, Love Tom and his new baby. Please keep making “will it run” episodes. They are sooo good.
Hi Scott and Agents. Nice old Chevy for Tom. The 66 Chrysler looked pretty clean. Really sweet Super Bee. The Fury is patiently waiting. The air was super cold on the DS. Good job fitting it all together. Tom's happy. That's awesome. I can't wait to go for a ride.
Just wanted to say thank you for putting these out there Scott, I always enjoy my Saturdays a little more knowing Cold war motors is on the way.
Great save Tom glad to see it running again this was a great episode
My favourite year of the Super Bee....love that front end
01:45 - "Isn't that amazing."
I had a '59 Impala Sport Coupe with 348. When I bought it, I started to drive away and turned on the radio - nothing.
As I drove down the road, however, the tubes warmed up and 1950s music was softly emanating from the back seat.
Looked in rear view mirror (half expecting to see a ghost) and saw that speaker as the music gradually became louder.
That rear window was oft referred to as a 'moon window' since back seat passengers could look straight up and see the moon.
I've always loved the 'jet pilot' look of the dashboard on the '58 / '59 Chevys. I'd joke that one could serve dinner for six on it with room to spare.
When the 348 gave out, I swapped in a 409 425HP.
I had two '60 Impala coupes back in the mid-'70s - mid-'80s and loved them. One had the 348 engine with the infamous Turboglide transmission. Mine actually worked and was quite fun to drive. Congrats to Tom for finding one so complete. Look forward to seeing it take shape.
Nice score with the chrysler! Always think the rear end is an elegant design too. 👍👍
Would it have been built in Ontario?🇨🇦😏
".... there's no dipstick either"
"There's dipsticks around....."
"There's two right there!"
(Cut to shot of Frankers and friend wrestling in the grass)
1970 Dodge Superbee 440 6 pack has been one of my dream cars since I was a kid I just love the front end on them and taillights you just don't see that kind of style in other cars I think that's why I'm such a Mopar nut lol!!
What a great 60 Impala! Put it next to the Fury and go back for the 1960 Ford Starliner. Then you'll have the big three for the space age. Oh and run the wheel covers through the dishwasher a cycle or two and theyll shine like new
Hi Scott I am happy to hear that you are going to continue showing the progress on the 1960 Fury. I do enjoy all of your weekly videos
but I do miss the1960 Fury as I have followed this project from the start. thanks again I look forward to Sunday morning watching
your weekly video postings
Another great production ,so good to see Tom about again.
Splendid car. In France we cannot see this kind of beautiful boat. Bravo.
Great video, nice to see Tom and what a fab car he's found I could just look at it all day.
Another excellent video, Scott. The Plymouth, Impala, Chrysler, DS and Super Bee - all great cars, all worth saving. Thanks for sharing them.
So glad you got the correct tires for the Fury, it’s going to look amazing.
Love the 60, I can hardly believe how you have fabricated such a beautiful car out of what it was!
Thanks for sharing I love that all of you keep working and having a little fun along the way
Wow! another small block resurrection. Long live Ed Cole's legacy . Thanks to Tom for saving another "Late Great" Super Bee, over the top, super rare, and he drives it like he stole it. Great content, loved every minute. Thank you.
I'm looking forward to more Fury but seeing the DS come to life is also super interesting. French cars of this era as just so cool and nothing has been like them since. Putting a/c in a DS is pure genius. Thanks for the excellent episode, Scott.
SIX PAC DODGE for the win That 60 Chevy is a real find
I am a light bulb and lighting kind of guy, them textured lamps are not to be found , so cool to see one
In the states 1967 VW had backup lamps mounted on the rear bumper, Hella brand, glass and heavy chrome, they were s nice , the first and only year
Citroen is got all that busy work, but what a sweetheart she will be when done
That was another fun video, so thanks
Had a bit of anxiety last night, kept checking for notification. Not disappointed. The 440 six pack! What a treat
Impala, 3 taillights, Bellaire and Biscayne only 2. What’s even funnier is the Fury I, II, and III with the 1, 2, and 3 taillight caste system.
Biscayne had 1 tail light and 1 reverse light.
I love those details. With certain Buicks you could glean the stature by the number of portholes too
FANTASTIC episode!!! Loved seeing that 283 fire up asserted 50years in a field.. Just amazing.. And the Super Bee.. Holy shit do I love that car!!!
More progress on the Citron. Looking great!!..
Peace And Love my friends!!
Great show tonight. Really stoked to hear about the return of the Fury project. Thanks.
I have watched CWM for years and this channel gets better and better every week. Always look forward to seeing a new episode every week. Thank you for all your hard work and effort you put into each episode for us every week.
Thanks for this! I look forward to it every Sat!
As the current owner of a '65 C body, I must say that Windsor is super sweet!
Beautiful ‘60 Plymouth. Gotta keep those old cars rolling.👍✌️