This is the future of car shows.. No hype. No rock stars. No idiots.. 2 people showing respect and manners. Extremely well put together videos. A great variety of vehicles. Fantastic to see this type of video becoming so popular.. keep it up guys... much respect from Australia
Would like to see a show like this on Netflix, cable or something. Much better than the "lets get all hyped to build a $100,000 car." These guys are doing something you can do in your garage. So respectful too.
That chick needs a medal!!!!! Soooo many people have honey holes like this and will just let them rott away and she refused to do that.... Keep that American steel on the streets of America!!! I just love her for that!
This lady's loud voice would drive me up the wall! People born in 1980 are young to me! I was born in 57! That is why I watch these vids cause when I was a kid I loved these cars...all the chrome and the lights. They were beautiful to me!
My little 54 chev 3100 was in that trailer when we first saw it. Now its in Puerto Rico living a new live! Thants for saving that belair, he'll get a forever new home thants to Turnin Rust team!
You guys are great. Thank you for the nostalgic tour on this quiet Saturday afternoon. I love your impeccable manners. Skelly became Getty oil and then became Texaco oil in 1984. I am a woman Navy veteran and I still find myself saying yes ma’am, yes sir, no ma’am, no sir. I was also raised to be very respectful.
Skelly Oil Company. 1919 to 1977. I remember the stations well. You need to get those signs. I have alot of Skelly stuff, even a pump and sign that lights up when I turn on the garage lights. Great CLEAN videos. I really enjoy them.
I have 3 30 gallon drums of Skelly 10w-30 and 3 55 gallon drums of Getty 10w-30. I use the getty in my survivor 1960 pontiac. It has 30K actual miles and getty was used in the car since it was brand new. I have a neon skelly oil sign that still works.
@@tomkurtzhals7369 My Dad was a Skelly wholesale dealer in Southern OK. We had cases of globe inserts, state maps, and much more stored in a barn, after he sold the dealership. Wish I still had them.
I grew up in Hamilton, New Zealand and our neighbours across the road purchased a brand new 1957 Chevrolet Belair; same Yellow as this but Black Roof where this one is White, right hand drive for New Zealand roads !!! I always remember that car and have always loved the 1957 Chevrolet Belair, he kept it for around 10 or so years and then purchased a new big beautiful Chevrolet Station Wagon which might have been a 1967 or 1968 model, it was a Teal Blue colour with alot of shiny Chrome on it, one of the most beautiful looking cars I had ever seen as a young boy growing up. I love the International Harvester Scout that you are looking at ~ I'm a Diesel Mechanic by trade and served my Apprenticeship at International Harvester Company of New Zealand Ltd at their Hamilton branch from 1974 until 1977 and remember the Scout although not many were imported into New Zealand. Thankyou and much Respect for the great video guys really enjoyed watching this. All the very best with the restoration of the 1957 Chevrolet 👍😎👍 Belair. PS : Hope you get the Scout !!!
Love the old Packard. My Dad had his own garage and 2 mechanics, so I saw all of these cars on the road when I was a little girl (born in 1943). Love the old Ford coupe and Buick. My favorite car was our 1953 Buick, Daddy bought from an Insurance agent when it was 6 mos. old, and fixed body from an accident. It became our family car for 11 years.
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Good show enjoyed, from an old car lover. My 1st car i bought while in junior high, was a 1936 ford cabriolet that a farmer had taken the trunk lid off and installed a wooden home made truck bed. Very ruff but i had a teenagers' 1st car love for it. The most solid old car I ever had, was a 1937 ford business coupe. Would love to have both of them back.
We're in Alberta Canada, and I've always loved dealing with Texans, very polite and down to earth people. Great video, keep doing what you're doing! You're inspiring us to start doing videos with our 2 young boys finding rusty projects to save!
Well you hear it all the time ,as far as I'm concerned you both make it fun to relive days gone by I'm sixty years of loving them then , and got to drive many different models and couldn't get enough of it I used to detail them for free ! So I could get behind the drivers seat ,and when there done ,arm out the window for a proud job well done ,so keep the memories rolling $ tell me anyone who would not want hang out with guys ,just give me a broom and I would sweep the floor for free and chance to enjoy it hands on! I might sound goofy but they bring rust to a new cool , so keep rolling !
Good on ya, Lance. Always pleased to see classics that haven't been crushed and your Bel Air find, looks like a solid project car. Hopefully, you and your Dad will have the satisfaction of having this unit building its own heat, once more. My first car in 1970 was a '57 210 sedan that I spent a lot of time with. Good memories, while watching yours. I'll be checkin' in from time to time, to watch the progress y'all make. Thanks for posting this up!
On the slim chance that you guys read your posted comments, I would like to plead with you that if you do end up just flipping it, that you will sell it to someone who will restore it to stock showroom condition. This is a rather rare example having factory power windows. This car really deserves to be restored to stock and not turned into a modified or customized piece of crap. Factory original restoration all the way. Thank you for having saved this gem!!
I appreciate the work that you do. I grew up in East Texas and your show makes me proud. Sometimes I see areas that are near my home town. Thank you for sharing your faith as well.
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I worked with a guy who had a scout like that one. He said the motor is a V8 with 1/2 of it blocked of to run as a 4 cylinder.Great channel you guys ! Appreciate your Christian testimony !
stashwax roller - I’ve got a scout, with the original motor, you basically call it half a V8, they were a cool little car and they were very reliable. Mines a Scout 80.
this is fun, miss doing this... classic car hunting... Lots of forgotten memories.. My dear Pop had that car, for awhile, baby blue, In the late fifties. After he crashed his old Oldsmobile 88 up at Donner Pass one snowy night on the top of the Mountain, seven thousand feet up... Thanksgiving trip to Reno past Truckee/Donner Lake... what a trip...
Boy, those Packards are real American iron! All the cars on the lot deserve to be restored. Hope they will be by somebody. That's American rolling-iron history, and the real thing for sure. Thanks for showing us this video.
This is my dream to do one day fix old vehicles up and just bring something from the past into the future for every one to enjoy one day I’ll own my own garage and get do do this to love the vids and keep up the good work
I used to work in a Skelly station when I was in high school in about 1968. That sounded Like a really good price for the signs. I had 57 Bel A ir 4 door hard top that I sold body off of. The drive line was completely rebuild and I am going install a 2door post body on it. Have enjoy.
Man you are blessed you can hang out with your dad en do cool stuff like working on cars.My dad was a mechanic and i wish i could hang out with him like you folkes do.Bless you man and thanks for sharing man!!
Way cooler ! ... No post, no boxy sedan look, smoother, sleeker belt line, one sweet ride ! Two-eighty-three, GM ran that block 20 years, 10 as a 283, then bored it out to a 327 for another 10 years, great engine, great car ! Nicest car I ever owned. ... Great vid ! Thanks
Thank you my friend, 57s are everywhere, the Riv and the the the other metal is money. Thank you for respecting What you didn’t want. What some of us don’t want the next guy has a hard offer waiting. 👍🍻😎
That Buick at 4:55 is beautiful! Oh how I would love to have the rusty Buick sitting in the yard! I feel like it's the most beautiful car I have ever seen! The Body lines are so georgous! The Packard too!
My dad bought me a Scout when I got my learner's permit. It was yellow and white. Funny, I was thinking about that car today. Wish you guys would buy that one!! A fan from California with Texas roots!!
I bough my 57 210 sports coupe 2 door in 1981. She was on the edge of a cornfield with a tree growing thru the rear floorboards. I still have her today.
You guys in the US are so fortunate that so many of these places exist. I have been on farms in the uk and literally in a pile of trash in the side of a barn missing the majority of its roof i found a vintage shell oil pourer in great condition. Guess it got knocked over when it was full of oil so it protected it. Thing is worth like 600. These old places are a gold mine if you appreciate old stuff
As an Aussie i just love the way/accent y'all talk. What an awesome person she is. Way more than just a Daughter, would love to sit and talk and have a beer with her.
At first I thought the scout was a 800A then you showed the inside and BAM! It’s actually a HALF CAB with a 800A top!!! The motor is literally the left side of a Chevy 350. It’s called a slant 4 if it fits a 350 it fits the slant 4. I’ve had 2 of them and they are awesome little trucks. The front axle is literally a rockwell axle in front of a Dana 20 Tcase. Great find guys
So excited to see the international Scout❣️. My son had one right out of high school and somebody came in from Colorado and offered him a “Great” deal he couldn’t refuse and I want him not to take it… He’s always regretted it. 😂 Looking forward to seeing the rebuild.… Assuming they’re able to make a deal with this lady. It was so sweet just even out on the farm. Sending this to my son if he gets a deal....(as this has been he hat he’s done for his Profession for over 20 years)
Good finds! 22:30-I remember being toted around SW colo in one of them scouts.....my grandpa had a teal/turquoise colored scout same yearish ....with a massive plow....NO HEAT no matter how much a person turned it up!
Mt grandmother on my dads side lived in Tucson, Az and back in 1990 I went to see her after she had a stroke. She had one like the one in this video and it was orange with a white top. It was her baby. They lived west of town in the desert and my uncle let me drive it to the store. Man was it a blast. There was 1 problem tho. EVERYONE knew her scout and a shit load of people at the store thought I had stolen it. lol. Great memories.
Cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I bought mine back in 63 still have it, I drove it for years then I park it for 25 years and then started to fix it back in 2009. Took 9 years to do, but looks good and the best part is, I put it together myself, that took 6 months, six days a week and 10 hour days, but I can say...I put every not and bolt myself....Ohhh, the guy that did the body work, used Lead !!! and the color is Black...that is unforgiving to body work. Hope to see this one in the future, I know that lance and Wyatt will have fun.
I bought my husband a 1973 Triumph GT6MK3. There were only 500 sent over from England, and it has a plaque on the dash proving it's authenticity. It needs breaks and a lot of work like a new firewall, flooring, and the seats track straightened, but the paint is good. When I drove it over to storage about 10 years ago the engine purred. He wanted it so bad because he had one years back but he's never even drove it or been behind the wheel.
Love your videos! Old cars are disappearing fast hope y’all can get the scout I always wanted one can’t wait to see y’all get the 57 going have a good one guys
@@garymeador6750 Would have been a Rochester 4 Jet carb. Don't forget the power windows and it is a sports sedan, which means no pillar when the windows are down. More scarce than a 2 door hardtop.
@@wagonmaster1974 I do see it is the rochester 4gc 4bbl carb. The power windows were quite the option back then. Even more scarce was one with factory air. I always called those cars 4 dr. hardtops, but you are correct saying a 4 dr. sports sedan.
@@BuzzLOLOL Sorry, dude, it indeed had/has power windows.. That cutout - passenger door - is for a power window switch, not a manual window regulator. Check out the driver's side door. All the wiring for the master switch is still hanging through the cutout for the switch panel: 7:14 What intrigues me is, with all those options, no reverse lights or knuckle guards. This car is short lots of the add-on options that are normal for well equipped '57s.. Still, VERY cool find!
On the international scout . The 8 pin distributor goes to the scout it has an exuast plug for every cylcnder . That is how it came factory back in the day . 2 plug per cylcnder . Real engine 😎
Nice video.it proves one thing though; a man's dream of owning a fine 57 chevy will out live him.... sorry for the loss of the 85 yr old gentleman who saved that car and who no doubt had dreams of one day fixing it up to enjoy. Now he is in Heaven driving a New one.
I was born in 1961. And my parents drove me home from the hospital in the family car. A 1957 Chevy Belair. Ours was black with red interior. So technically, the 57 Chevy Belair is the first car I ever rode in. Definitely evokes some nostalgia. Would love to see what your find looks like after you guys rehab it. Great video!
152 Cubic inch slant four. Half of a 304 international stationary engine. Gear driven cam absolutely bomb proof. Of course my briggs on my riding mower has more horsepower. I have owned a few whoever put vacuum wipers in a 4,000 4 wheel drive needs dragged out of their house and beat.
The Packard looks like a 55 or 56. It was a high end brand priced about $4500 to 5000 fully loaded. That was twice the price of a average Chevy or Ford in the fifties.
I really enjoy your program. I watched the episode on the white 4 door 1957 Chevy and I just about drilled all the way through it, only because I own a 1957 Chevy that my grandmother bought brand new. I've been keeping it going since I got it in 1977.
I used to run around witha kid who had a nice packard in the sixties. His dad was a dentist, they lived in a very nice home in the woods. His dad bought it to make it look like someone was always home when they were gone to keep the burglers away. When my friend, his son, became driving age he would take it out all the time and we'd go on double dates in it. It was a very roomy and comfortable car. It was huge compared to today's cars.
That is in some peoples opinion the first factory made hot rod it was a one horse-power per cubic inch motor with dual exhaust, 283cu Power Pack, those value covers were original too. It will have a forged crank most likely. My father bought this same car as I heard many stories about it and his gas station, this was the first car he bought brand new at 21 yrs old. Cool share, really enjoy this channel.
This is the future of car shows..
No hype. No rock stars. No idiots..
2 people showing respect and manners. Extremely well put together videos. A great variety of vehicles. Fantastic to see this type of video becoming so popular.. keep it up guys... much respect from Australia
Absolutely agree sir, great comment 👍👍🤠
The only “celebrity” car show that’s any good is jay Leno’s garage, he just such a passion for cars and doesn’t put too much flashiness into them
Would like to see a show like this on Netflix, cable or something. Much better than the "lets get all hyped to build a $100,000 car." These guys are doing something you can do in your garage. So respectful too.
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@@Bola-pg5zw I agree 👍 real working and decent people
That chick needs a medal!!!!! Soooo many people have honey holes like this and will just let them rott away and she refused to do that.... Keep that American steel on the streets of America!!! I just love her for that!
Finally!...A channel my grandson can watch, no cussin, no f words, respect.......thank-you
For more good wholesome car stuff, have him watch Sleeperdude, Vice Grip Garage, Dennis Collins Coffeewalk, Rainman Rays Repairs, Ambition Strikes. 😎
This lady's loud voice would drive me up the wall! People born in 1980 are young to me! I was born in 57! That is why I watch these vids cause when I was a kid I loved these cars...all the chrome and the lights. They were beautiful to me!
Wyatt you did a great job bringing your son up very respectful & very well mannered
A son a man can be proud of.
I Agree. I'm from London England trying to work out the location from the accent. Alabama ??
@@basilbrush2209 Eastern Texas.
My little 54 chev 3100 was in that trailer when we first saw it. Now its in Puerto Rico living a new live! Thants for saving that belair, he'll get a forever new home thants to Turnin Rust team!
I've always had a soft spot for 57's, maybe because it's the year I was born! Thank you for saving her, she will rule the road once again!
You are very polite and respectful to that nice old lady. Very educated of you 👍
I love to see a father and son working together as a team. I sure do miss my late dad. 😔
I feel that buddy. I lost my father last year. I just stumbled on this video and was thinking this was the kinda thing we would have watched together.
I do to my dad been home 1985 but still miss hem
You guys are great. Thank you for the nostalgic tour on this quiet Saturday afternoon. I love your impeccable manners. Skelly became Getty oil and then became Texaco oil in 1984. I am a woman Navy veteran and I still find myself saying yes ma’am, yes sir, no ma’am, no sir. I was also raised to be very respectful.
Great stuff.
Skelly Oil Company. 1919 to 1977. I remember the stations well. You need to get those signs. I have alot of Skelly stuff, even a pump and sign that lights up when I turn on the garage lights. Great CLEAN videos. I really enjoy them.
I have 3 30 gallon drums of Skelly 10w-30 and 3 55 gallon drums of Getty 10w-30. I use the getty in my survivor 1960 pontiac. It has 30K actual miles and getty was used in the car since it was brand new. I have a neon skelly oil sign that still works.
@@tomkurtzhals7369 My Dad was a Skelly wholesale dealer in Southern OK. We had cases of globe inserts, state maps, and much more stored in a barn, after he sold the dealership. Wish I still had them.
$500 for the pair, thats a very good price & look @ the size of them.
I grew up in Hamilton, New Zealand and our neighbours across the road purchased a brand new 1957 Chevrolet Belair; same Yellow as this but Black Roof where this one is White, right hand drive for New Zealand roads !!!
I always remember that car and have always loved the 1957 Chevrolet Belair, he kept it for around 10 or so years and then purchased a new big beautiful Chevrolet Station Wagon which might have been a 1967 or 1968 model, it was a Teal Blue colour with alot of shiny Chrome on it, one of the most beautiful looking cars I had ever seen as a young boy growing up.
I love the International Harvester Scout that you are looking at ~ I'm a Diesel Mechanic by trade and served my Apprenticeship at International Harvester Company of New Zealand Ltd at their Hamilton branch from 1974 until 1977 and remember the Scout although not many were imported into New Zealand.
Thankyou and much Respect for the great video guys really enjoyed watching this.
All the very best with the restoration of the 1957 Chevrolet 👍😎👍 Belair.
PS : Hope you get the Scout !!!
Love the old Packard. My Dad had his own garage and 2 mechanics, so I saw all of these cars on the road when I was a little girl (born in 1943). Love the old Ford coupe and Buick. My favorite car was our 1953 Buick, Daddy bought from an Insurance agent when it was 6 mos. old, and fixed body from an accident. It became our family car for 11 years.
Good show enjoyed, from an old car lover. My 1st car i bought while in junior high, was a 1936 ford cabriolet that a farmer had taken the trunk lid off and installed a wooden home made truck bed. Very ruff but i had a teenagers' 1st car love for it. The most solid old car I ever had, was a 1937 ford business coupe. Would love to have both of them back.
We're in Alberta Canada, and I've always loved dealing with Texans, very polite and down to earth people. Great video, keep doing what you're doing! You're inspiring us to start doing videos with our 2 young boys finding rusty projects to save!
Well you hear it all the time ,as far as I'm concerned you both make it fun to relive days gone by I'm sixty years of loving them then , and got to drive many different models and couldn't get enough of it I used to detail them for free ! So I could get behind the drivers seat ,and when there done ,arm out the window for a proud job well done ,so keep the memories rolling $ tell me anyone who would not want hang out with guys ,just give me a broom and I would sweep the floor for free and chance to enjoy it hands on! I might sound goofy but they bring rust to a new cool , so keep rolling !
Good on ya, Lance. Always pleased to see classics that haven't been crushed and your Bel Air find, looks like a solid project car. Hopefully, you and your Dad will have the satisfaction of having this unit building its own heat, once more. My first car in 1970 was a '57 210 sedan that I spent a lot of time with. Good memories, while watching yours.
I'll be checkin' in from time to time, to watch the progress y'all make. Thanks for posting this up!
On the slim chance that you guys read your posted comments, I would like to plead with you that if you do end up just flipping it, that you will sell it to someone who will restore it to stock showroom condition. This is a rather rare example having factory power windows. This car really deserves to be restored to stock and not turned into a modified or customized piece of crap. Factory original restoration all the way. Thank you for having saved this gem!!
Netflix needs to give this channel some cash and do a solid 10 episodes.great stuff
Them boys are doin just fine without all that corporate bs....
Old school manners and respect go a long way in my book. Class act right here and it's welcome to see. Thanks guys
The Scout would he amazing to see back on the road!
yes and that Rivi all restored to its original glory would look sweet too !
I saw an early scout like that in a yard in 'Ewa Beach in the 2000s.
I love revisiting these older episodes!
I appreciate the work that you do.
I grew up in East Texas and your show makes me proud. Sometimes I see areas that are near my home town.
Thank you for sharing your faith as well.
I love when he begins and end he includes Jesus in his commentary
Great video…. You and your dad are so chill. Southern charm and polite. Could watch you guys for hours. Love the pastel yellow 57 !
I love that your accents are still intact.
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I worked with a guy who had a scout like that one. He said the motor is a V8 with 1/2 of it blocked of to run as a 4 cylinder.Great channel you guys ! Appreciate your Christian testimony !
stashwax roller - I’ve got a scout, with the original motor, you basically call it half a V8, they were a cool little car and they were very reliable. Mines a Scout 80.
Daver G - that’s the one I have, it doesn’t have the canopy, just the cab, they are a great little car and I love driving it.
Yes, 1/2 V8! I had a half cab one 35 years ago. A 62. A pain in the ass P.O.S! I went back to Jeeps!
Anyone watching this video, you see how polite that guy is? That's called manners !!
Good seeing a real transaction instead of a manufactered one you see on most shows. Good find guys.
I've always wanted a 57 Chevrolet. Can't understand why I never bought one.. you guys never stop! amazing me 👍
OMG, those accents, they're awesome to these non-American ears!
Don't ever change southern bros.
Yep
this is fun, miss doing this... classic car hunting... Lots of forgotten memories.. My dear Pop had that car, for awhile, baby blue, In the late fifties. After he crashed his old Oldsmobile 88 up at Donner Pass one snowy night on the top of the Mountain, seven thousand feet up... Thanksgiving trip to Reno past Truckee/Donner Lake... what a trip...
Looking forward to seeing the Scout again!! Also, I've been hoping to see the Trans Am cycle back around. Love the videos guys!!
You can definitely tell when pops is liking a vehicle! And he liked the Scout
Love thé Respect to thé lady showed....
Boy, those Packards are real American iron! All the cars on the lot deserve to be restored. Hope they will be by somebody. That's American rolling-iron history, and the real thing for sure. Thanks for showing us this video.
It’s refreshing to see a couple of fine East Texas “boys” working to restore old treasures.
This is my dream to do one day fix old vehicles up and just bring something from the past into the future for every one to enjoy one day I’ll own my own garage and get do do this to love the vids and keep up the good work
That Scout is great. The early style is my favorite.
My kid brother had that Riviera, black and chrome with white leather interior. A really beautiful car. He drives my dad's caddy right now.
I used to work in a Skelly station when I was in high school in about 1968. That sounded Like a really good price for the signs. I had 57 Bel A
ir 4 door hard top that I sold body off of. The drive line was completely rebuild and I am going install a 2door post body on it. Have enjoy.
Man you are blessed you can hang out with your dad en do cool stuff like working on cars.My dad was a mechanic and i wish i could hang out with him like you folkes do.Bless you man and thanks for sharing man!!
A '57 Bel Air Hard top, with Power everything! thats a sweet find!! I think 4 door hard tops are cooler than the 2 doors!
Way cooler ! ... No post, no boxy sedan look, smoother, sleeker belt line, one sweet ride ! Two-eighty-three, GM ran that block 20 years, 10 as a 283, then bored it out to a 327 for another 10 years, great engine, great car ! Nicest car I ever owned. ... Great vid ! Thanks
Check out DDSpeedShop, he’s giving one away!
This channel has the best videos on restoring cars won the 1st place reword
1957 Chevy Bel air instantly clicked this was one I remember requesting if can find one thank you!!!
Thank you my friend, 57s are everywhere, the Riv and the the the other metal is money. Thank you for respecting What you didn’t want. What some of us don’t want the next guy has a hard offer waiting. 👍🍻😎
Hablan demasiado ponen el vídeo fastiduoso eso es todo
That Buick at 4:55 is beautiful! Oh how I would love to have the rusty Buick sitting in the yard! I feel like it's the most beautiful car I have ever seen! The Body lines are so georgous! The Packard too!
That Ford pickup is worth money, with the original paint. Scout is a keeper too
My dad bought me a Scout when I got my learner's permit. It was yellow and white. Funny, I was thinking about that car today. Wish you guys would buy that one!! A fan from California with Texas roots!!
"Yes ma'am... yes ma'am... yes ma'am...". I love hearing that, proper raised young man there.
bullshit!
KennyG Hansen someone wasn’t raised right
KennyG Hansen that’s not nice
Great cars. Even better people. Much respect for an 80’s child who was raised with manners, honesty, and integrity.
wow, she has so many amazing future show cars sitting in a field.
I bough my 57 210 sports coupe 2 door in 1981. She was on the edge of a cornfield with a tree growing thru the rear floorboards. I still have her today.
Thanks for another great show and appreciate you guys takin us out with you. 👊
You guys in the US are so fortunate that so many of these places exist. I have been on farms in the uk and literally in a pile of trash in the side of a barn missing the majority of its roof i found a vintage shell oil pourer in great condition. Guess it got knocked over when it was full of oil so it protected it. Thing is worth like 600. These old places are a gold mine if you appreciate old stuff
" Yes mam'. " so polite lol
Yep
This is a video that every parent should have there kids watch...that guy knows how to give respect...yes mam...
Excellent camera work ! Even and good detail !
As an Aussie i just love the way/accent y'all talk. What an awesome person she is. Way more than just a Daughter, would love to sit and talk and have a beer with her.
Just think that ole beauty rolled off the assembly line brand new. Someone did up paperwork and drove it home proud.
Bet you felt like it was Christmas!! Keep up the good work, stay healthy too and God bless you both!!
What a beautiful machine! Big wheel keep on turnin' Proud Mary keep on burnin'
The 57 chevy to me anyways is the coolest car ever made!!! That's why its my favorite all original of course!😎👍🇺🇸
At first I thought the scout was a 800A then you showed the inside and BAM! It’s actually a HALF CAB with a 800A top!!! The motor is literally the left side of a Chevy 350. It’s called a slant 4 if it fits a 350 it fits the slant 4. I’ve had 2 of them and they are awesome little trucks. The front axle is literally a rockwell axle in front of a Dana 20 Tcase. Great find guys
Great video guys! Makes me miss Texas even more! Keep the videos coming.
So excited to see the international Scout❣️. My son had one right out of high school and somebody came in from Colorado and offered him a “Great” deal he couldn’t refuse and I want him not to take it… He’s always regretted it. 😂
Looking forward to seeing the rebuild.… Assuming they’re able to make a deal with this lady. It was so sweet just even out on the farm. Sending this to my son if he gets a deal....(as this has been he hat he’s done for his Profession for over 20 years)
Good finds! 22:30-I remember being toted around SW colo in one of them scouts.....my grandpa had a teal/turquoise colored scout same yearish ....with a massive plow....NO HEAT no matter how much a person turned it up!
Mt grandmother on my dads side lived in Tucson, Az and back in 1990 I went to see her after she had a stroke. She had one like the one in this video and it was orange with a white top. It was her baby. They lived west of town in the desert and my uncle let me drive it to the store. Man was it a blast. There was 1 problem tho. EVERYONE knew her scout and a shit load of people at the store thought I had stolen it. lol. Great memories.
Cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I bought mine back in 63 still have it, I drove it for years then I park it for 25 years and then started to fix it back in 2009. Took 9 years to do, but looks good and the best part is, I put it together myself, that took 6 months, six days a week and 10 hour days, but I can say...I put every not and bolt myself....Ohhh, the guy that did the body work, used Lead !!! and the color is Black...that is unforgiving to body work.
Hope to see this one in the future, I know that lance and Wyatt will have fun.
Love the channel thanks for bringing us along as always
I bought my husband a 1973 Triumph GT6MK3. There were only 500 sent over from England, and it has a plaque on the dash proving it's authenticity. It needs breaks and a lot of work like a new firewall, flooring, and the seats track straightened, but the paint is good. When I drove it over to storage about 10 years ago the engine purred. He wanted it so bad because he had one years back but he's never even drove it or been behind the wheel.
Love your videos!
Old cars are disappearing fast hope y’all can get the scout I always wanted one can’t wait to see y’all get the 57 going have a good one guys
Riveara has a cast iron transmission, they were a very nice car and had good power and ride , I hope to see more on that Bel-air ! Just lovely
Four door power pack. Good snag!
With factory power steering , power brakes, looked like a carter 4 bbl carb.
@@garymeador6750 Would have been a Rochester 4 Jet carb. Don't forget the power windows and it is a sports sedan, which means no pillar when the windows are down. More scarce than a 2 door hardtop.
@@wagonmaster1974 I do see it is the rochester 4gc 4bbl carb. The power windows were quite the option back then. Even more scarce was one with factory air. I always called those cars 4 dr. hardtops, but you are correct saying a 4 dr. sports sedan.
@@wagonmaster1974 - No power windows: 6:46
@@BuzzLOLOL Sorry, dude, it indeed had/has power windows.. That cutout - passenger door - is for a power window switch, not a manual window regulator. Check out the driver's side door. All the wiring for the master switch is still hanging through the cutout for the switch panel: 7:14 What intrigues me is, with all those options, no reverse lights or knuckle guards. This car is short lots of the add-on options that are normal for well equipped '57s.. Still, VERY cool find!
Beautiful car and and 1957 Chevy Bellaire. Very nice. Sincerely Richard Dodds .
Love those old trifive Chevrolet
You guys are awesome...you guys keep doing what you guys do ...I like watching your channel...you guys are respectful ...
On the international scout . The 8 pin distributor goes to the scout it has an exuast plug for every cylcnder . That is how it came factory back in the day . 2 plug per cylcnder . Real engine 😎
Such a respectful young man, boy that show of respect disappeared.
“Some people think it’s just a pile of rust”. Thats exactly what they are until someone decides to restore them. London, uk
Great video and yes ,very respectful young man. Gotta love those 63 Riviera's.
Yep, dang.....
Man I'm really looking forward to this one!
very calming zen like, father and son.... love these gentlemen
Love your pick!! Can’t wait to see what you do with it.👍
I hope they show the finished product on Y/T.
Nice video.it proves one thing though; a man's dream of owning a fine 57 chevy will out live him.... sorry for the loss of the 85 yr old gentleman who saved that car and who no doubt had dreams of one day fixing it up to enjoy. Now he is in Heaven driving a New one.
I am shocked that you didnt reconize the Riviera from quite a distance, since no other GM had any connection to those. 63/64 were amazing
He is not very bright. Ain't nothing in Texas but steers and que,,s. Facts
I was born in 1961. And my parents drove me home from the hospital in the family car. A 1957 Chevy Belair. Ours was black with red interior. So technically, the 57 Chevy Belair is the first car I ever rode in. Definitely evokes some nostalgia. Would love to see what your find looks like after you guys rehab it. Great video!
Scouts are going up in price. Correct dist cap. You just use every other hole.
Chuck Stith yep, international half a V8 4 banger
Saw that scout.I would rather have that than a Bronco.
Very heavy duty engine, sodium filled exhaust valves, etc..
152 Cubic inch slant four. Half of a 304 international stationary engine. Gear driven cam absolutely bomb proof. Of course my briggs on my riding mower has more horsepower. I have owned a few whoever put vacuum wipers in a 4,000 4 wheel drive needs dragged out of their house and beat.
Wow!! I love that old Packard...you need to go back and get that!! Do a show on that !
Wanna see more of the cars and trucks in this boneyard
God bless America! Father and Son. Fantastic Show. 👍
This is actually a ten minute video made into an all day process.
The South moves slowly
I'm sure you got some looks and a couple thumbs up on the ride home👍🏻
For sure since they were driving Texas roads! The locals wave at EVERYONE they pass on the back roads, friends or strangers!
Broke my heart to see that Packard in such bad shape. That was a quality vehicle in its day.
The packard plant is almost all the way demolished to the ground. It was an enormous plant here in Detroit. It's nothing but bones right now.
The Packard looks like a 55 or 56. It was a high end brand priced about $4500 to 5000 fully loaded.
That was twice the price of a average Chevy or Ford in the fifties.
I really enjoy your program. I watched the episode on the white 4 door 1957 Chevy and I just about drilled all the way through it, only because I own a 1957 Chevy that my grandmother bought brand new. I've been keeping it going since I got it in 1977.
Awsome car, sound, american style😁😁
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Love too see all the cars get homes and get back on the road again, lot of patina😁😁
I used to run around witha kid who had a nice packard in the sixties. His dad was a dentist, they lived in a very nice home in the woods. His dad bought it to make it look like someone was always home when they were gone to keep the burglers away. When my friend, his son, became driving age he would take it out all the time and we'd go on double dates in it. It was a very roomy and comfortable car. It was huge compared to today's cars.
You could hear it in her voice. She was getting sentimental and emotional
Maybe Tysy Tube restoration could get those ol’ radios working!
The respect they show... It's something.
That scout, though! ♥️
That is in some peoples opinion the first factory made hot rod it was a one horse-power per cubic inch motor with dual exhaust, 283cu Power Pack, those value covers were original too. It will have a forged crank most likely. My father bought this same car as I heard many stories about it and his gas station, this was the first car he bought brand new at 21 yrs old. Cool share, really enjoy this channel.