Let's Take the 1960 Plymouth Fury for a Drive!
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- Hi guys! Another short one this Thursday... This time I think we'll pull the 1960 Plymouth Fury out of the barn and go for a drive!
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Hi guys! Another short one this Thursday... This time I think we'll pull the 1960 Plymouth Fury out of the barn and go for a drive!
We are very happy to announce our new "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozies! Get yours today, as they are a limited edition! Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get them while they last, haha!
Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam.
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
The new "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozy is 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!
We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link:
www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
#plymouth #Fury
It's hard to believe such a calamity
It's ticking away at my sanity.
Immaculate !!!!!!!!!!
Double Whips are a must !!!!
First - MY GOD THAT'S A BEAUTIFUL CAR!!!
2ND - Scott, we all watched as you forced your way thru that splicey splice splicestress... YOU EARNED the right to drive the HELL out of that car!! ENJOY IT! Your way beyond the "Day 712, drilling 2 million spotwelds, where's the fair-weather, taking off the trim friends now??!".
Cheers all
Pink Floyd wish you were here 🙏🏻😎
Hi Scott. It’s a beaut how you filmed it as you drove it out. Just a testament of your quality of skill and passion. Enjoy all of your cars you keep alive. Especially the 60. Just an awesome save👍🏻. Thanks for sharing.
To me, the 60 Fury will always be considered one of the greatest accomplishments I've ever seen. As a builder myself, I know how much work you put into that car, and regular people have no idea the amount of physical labor, time, and sheer mental determination it takes to bring a car like that back from the brink. Every time I see you driving it now it brings a smile to my face just knowing the satisfaction you have to feel knowing you truly saved it.
Hi Classic Restoration. Thank You, for saying what we all feel.
Well said!!!!!
I agree, since the vast majority of people simply write a check and never get to appreciate the greatest part of the hobby. When you bring a car back from the grave and go for that first ride, it's an incredible feeling that cannot be purchased.
Well said 👏
Fury forever from the finest of all tube channels.
Watching this video about the '60 Plymouth is like watching an old friend you haven't seen for ages! Can't wait to see it, never want the time together to end!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Scott, your resurrection series on the ‘60 Fury was the best thing I’ve ever watched on TH-cam - regardless of subject matter.
I do so agree with that. Scott’s stunning 1960 Frankenfury rebuild and Leo’s Tally Ho restoration (complete rebuild to the very highest standard)
That opening shot truly tells the story about how straight this car is. That reflected line across the paint (and the trim!) separates the pros from the amateurs!
I have watched that first shot several times already. Excellence in subject and composition.
That Fury looks positively fantastic! You reap what you sow.:)
You do! But, Scott, don't rip what you sewed.😁
I love the way the car just seems to keep coming and coming out of the garage. Ozzie, Harriet, David and Ricky smile from Paradise. It's a beautiful car and a real testament to your skills.
Ozzie and Harriet had another son, Willie, that they never spoke about…
Ward Cleaver would be very proud!
I love the integrity of the futuristic design of this car. There's chrome everywhere including inside. Not fake wood but real steel. Pretty and functional and durable. And sympathetic to the overall steamlined design. Wonderful.
Good to catch a glimpse of the interior of the Fury too and all the work that you put into that. Amazing that you saved and restored so much of the original door cards and did the seat stitching yourself.
She is gorgeous! So good to see the 1960 Plymouth Fury again and looking so good. Somewhere in your mail stash you’ll find the red 1960 Alberta front car plate I sent you Scott.
Thanks so much! Can't wait to see it... Cheers!
No one would ever believe how this Beautiful Fury came to be had not Scott shared his journey with us. It still amazes me to this day! There was so much effort ,talent, and patience poured into this project! She is truly a Trophy to Scott's abilities and experience. I hope he will be able to keep and cherish her for long after he has had to hang up his tools and just enjoy the fruits of his endeavors! This car is an inspiration to everyone just what one can achieve by just being patient and persistent. We all have bad periods in our lives with setbacks and bottlenecks. Just remember to keep the faith and with time we all can get back to the task at hand and achieve a result we each can be proud of. Thank You Scott for sharing! 🙂
Hey thanks for the kind words and for following along...Cheers!
I'm totally in love with this car. You guys did such a great job bringing it back to life
Hi Julian. Me too. Cheers!✌️
With the herculean effort by Scott and the help from the agents I bought a t-shirt commemorating this beautiful car's resurrection. Cheers Scott may you enjoy her for many years to come..... 👍
I never get tired seeing this piece of art in motion - what a car!
Man oh man, it’s hard to believe how the Fury evolved into this beauty. You should be so proud of your work Scott. I am and all that I did was to watch. 👍💯
I absolutely love this Plymouth. The herculean effort to get her to this point is just amazing. And the fact that it wasn't done in a pro shop with an unlimited budget makes her all the more special
That car is simply a masterpiece of both Chrysler engineering at its pinnacle, and your absolutely perfect restoration.
Acres of pristine sheet metal under perfect paint. It's not just gorgeous, it's a trophy; a testament to hard work and the skills of a master craftsman.
It's going to be a wonderful day. I wore my 60 Fury T shirt today and I am greeted by a wonderful video of you taking it out for a spin. That is a gorgeous job you did on that car. It is so nice, you could make a calendar of it by itself. The lines are like nothing on the road. Enjoy it.
Thanks for taking us for a ride in the '60 Fury!
I was born in '60, starting to feel the years now, looking at the Fury and remembering what cars used to look like.
Beautiful car. Phoenix from the ashes. Restoration work of a master. Just plain amazing.
Scott, the Fury is OUTSTANDING! What a beautiful car. It must give you chills every time you take her out for a stroll. I love it and have one of your shirts with it in the front.
Thanks for the ride along! My daughter picked my wife and I up with her new Kia to go to my granddaughter's graduation and prom! Nothing but cookie cutter crap on the road today, this new crap has no personality, I'm really feeling a touch with my past, I was born in 1959 to remember how great the cars and trucks way back then, I absolutely love that Fury who makes me very nostalgic for the old days! Thanks for posting and I'm looking forward to Saturday LOL, you guys do live the life!!
This Plymouth was 85% gone, but you saved it. What a challenge! Der bärtige Mann mit dem Riesentalent hat der Welt gezeigt, wie das geht.
It's good that Connecticut is so far from Alberta that you couldn't hear me yelling "I LOVE THAT CAR! I LOVE THAT CAR!" Just looking at those fantastic inside door panels, and thinking back to what they originally looked like, just gives me shivers!
If i hadn't seen all the episodes of the whole process of this car there is no way I'd ever believe this is the same car. It's truly remarkable how far this car came from sitting sunk in the mud rotting away.
It's great to see you out and about in "Christine's" Canadian cousin. What a super job you have done with that car! I know Christine was a "58, and yours is a "60. Still very similar vehicles! Cheers to you, Scott, and all of the agents!
The 60 got my attention and sub way back and many likes since. With your “sad bastard sickness” content will keep me watching. Love the wheeled mid century yachts thoroughly, thank you Scott.
Nothing like cruisin in your time machine on a nice summer day. Hope the fires are far away. :)
All that hard work has paid off!!
Hi Scott and Frankers.
I just fnished morning coffee watching this.
It brought back a nice memory of piling into the car with the folks and going for a cruise.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Now I have to finish the head gasket job on a double overhead cam, variable valve timing, timing chain driven modern thing. Ugh.
Talk about a reality slap.
Cheers.
Never get tired of seeing the '60 Fury! Or Frankers...
Just beautiful Scott. I know you had a lot of help but you did most of the work and so glad to see you be able to just back out and enjoy a leisurely drive in the Fury! It’s truly a amazing car!
Given the condition this car arrived in, even the unassuming video title "daily driver project" seamed pretty ambitious but it's transformation into what it is today has been incredible.
You should be proud of that car Scott! It's so space-age and unique. Just jaw-dropping. I applaud you for keeping the car quiet. In my opinion, there's nothing worse than an elegant '50's-early '60's car with the 2 chrome pipes out the back and sounding like a boats outboard motor. Save that for the sports cars.
I'm unreasonably excited for the F100 footage. I'm also just so happy to see the 60 Fury just motoring along. That car hit the owner lottery.
I live in Charlotte, NC. I get compliments about my Fury t-shirt and I tell about your show. You should make the shirt a permanent item in your merchandise store.
Gosh that slpiced up mess is BEAUTIFUL
A magnificent thing. Enough headroom for a top hat, and enough trunk lid for a heliport.
Remember the day you went to view the car for first time, half sunk into the ground , you said "I"ll take it" before you even stopped your car. Turned out to be a awesome car, well done
If you told someone how that car came together, they'd never believe you. Wonderful accomplishment. Beautiful car. Watched it from the beginning, fun watching it.
Glad you liked it!
Seeing the Fury out and about as much of a pleasure for us CWM fans as it is for you as its saviour. As you commented previously so many cars that were commonplace, held no particular cache, or value just faded away, it's good that you and the team relish them, rescue them and share them with us
I’m so happy every time I see you drive the ‘60. I remember when you drug it home - it was in such sad shape I was sure that it was destined to be just another car in the collection. It’s a stunning car, and even more so knowing the effort behind it. Thanks for what you do.
Pardon my French, but that cars the nuts. Determined and passionate is what we see.
Scott, you pilot the "60 Fury extremely well; with elegance and finesse
Beautiful ride! The Exner styled cars have always been a favorite and still make me smile. Great job on saving the Plymouth! Cheers! 😎👍🚙
Best damn build on TH-cam! I would wait impatiently every Sunday to watch this build.
Ever since I've jokingly called this show church because it comes out on a Sunday here in Australia
Damn that's a gorgeous car. I'll bet every time you open that garage door you smile like a crazy person, who wouldn't....
I remember the first time I saw a 1960 Fury in a movie and I said: WOW those fins!
Actually the rest of the design is a bit confusing, but still very cool. I love all the Furies from 57 to 61. The 61 is now well known but has a very fascinating and unique design. I really hope you will have a running and driving 61 soon.
Do not make the mistake I did. Kind out of necessity I used my 63 Belair, (actually my very favourite car our family owned since 1966) as a kind of daily beater. I do not even have a car port in front of my house and months of daily rain took their toll and now the car starts rusting in places that I could keep rustfree for fourty years. And it breaks my heart. I painted it snow white in 83 and the tiniest rusty spot is jumping into the eyes.
That car is simply exquisite. Looking forward to the next projects. Cheers!
Thanks Heather! we are definitely not going to run out of projects anytime soon! All the very best from me and Frankers...
One of the coolest cars ever made. I know it was a ton of work but look at this payoff, you did a fantastic job on the restoration
Scott. Just a great car. Long live the Fury.
Cheers from Wisconsin
Thank you! I just love to see those big girls out on the road again:)
When I see the 60 Plymouth driving, it reminds me of someone who just put their golf clubs in the trunk, and is sneaking out to play a round of golf with the boys.
Its fantastic seeing this ol gal back on the road! Remember seeing it in the garage with spliced sections still showing!
I hope you don't get tired of hearing it.....GREAT JOB on the '60 Plymouth FURY !
That was such a nice trip in the Fury you could almost feel the quality of the ride through sight and sound of your drive.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just did a sketchy dust in on the roof of my 58 Biscayne. Driving it over 2000 miles next week for the Hotrod Power tour. You and the agents are always inspiring and entertaining. Thanks
Hey Scott greetings from New Zealand. Love the 60 fury, the 59 and every car in your yard. I'm lucky enough to have a 1961 dodge dart pioneer one owner car I bought 4 years ago. Original everything and I drive it every weekend. Also have an Australian version of the 66 Plymouth valiant station wagon called a safari. Mopar forever
Been in a "Canadian Haze" here in Southwest Pennsylvania due to the wildfires. Nice to see my favorite CWM car out and about.
Such a beautiful car. A tribute to your skill and tenacity and the help from all the agents! Definitely it would look cool with the double whip antennas...
I too wear my 60 Plymouth T with pride having enjoyed the journey of it's resurrection.😊
Much appreciated!
Such a gorgeous car. Scott, you did a remarkable job restoring this fine automobile. It is a much nicer car than Chrysler built originally.
You wouldn't say that if you saw it sitting in the showroom in 60 but he did an amazing job and the only other time i saw something close to this was a car joe Machado of palm springs California did a 57 dodge convertible that was in the same shape and pretty much did the same thing
Great to see the old Fury out of the garage, Scott. The work you put into the rear quarter stainless really paid off in that shot reversing out. Looking forward to Saturday!
Beautiful Car! if you didn't know the story you wouldn't know the story, Cheers Scott
Such a beautiful car.
You guy's have done an amazing job! I think it would be great to see a "time lapse" type montage of all the effort that you've done. I'm sure that it would be a monumental task but so was the "splice" and it turned out beautifully. Very well done indeed 👍
You did an absolute fabulous job on the 60.
Bravo.
Everytime i see that steering wheel the jingle "meet george jetson" plays in my head.😊
You worked your ass off on that car, you finished your vision with stunning results. It`s awesome and fulfilling to see you enjoy the fruits of your labor. Happy motoring buddy. :)
I still can't believe it. She's such a fine car!
I came to this channel perhaps 5 years ago, and one of the first comments I remember making was that you should cast from resin a new clear steering wheel rim with colorful flecks of metal inside, to mimic the original, which we also had in our 1961 Belvedere wagon. Little did I realize that you were crazy enough to sew an interior for the Fury and that this is the same kind of insanity that would take my suggestion. I think it would be unique among TH-cam car channels to see this process done, and I know you have the kind of madness to do it well. Looking forward to it!
Damn gorgeous car. A true achievement to be proud of.
I remember driving my blue and white 1961 Dodge which is the same platform as the 1960 Plymouth. Your Plymouth is gorgeous and really enjoyed watching this driving video.
What a wonderful car.. worth all the effort Scott....
All it needs now is a road test by your sister,, and her critique-and her seal of approval.... Bravo....
That's the plan!
Beautiful machine hand crafted by the best!!
Thanks Scott n agents!
You guys work and we get to tag along n cruise.
You guys keep alot of us truckin'.
Thanks for the years of virtual friendship.😂
Will do a chips n drinks run in your honour on the other side of the planet.
Loved seeing the fury out for an airing and have a hard time not being jealous, but them I remember all the hard work you went through and I'm cool.
There was no road rage back in the 50's and 60's because everyone was driving these really cool cars and trucks.
Come pick me up on your way through lol. I’ll buy us a round. Gorgeous car Scott. Cheers 🍻
Encounters with Chaos--words to live by!
Scott,man I think the 60 Fury is a beautiful car!! Your skills are unlimited 👍
I cant believe how space age ready it is. That steering wheel is right out of a spaceship
I absolutely love that car.
Very impressed by your shiny blue spaceship…looks like the roads in your neighborhood are great for enjoying your rides
Fury is looking so nice👍such a long journey to get it in this nice shape. Cheers from Michigan
She looks GREAT- all that work paid off in spades!
*Agent 900!*
A rare in-car appearance by that agent, only to be topped by some of that patented Scott *field cinematography*
style that is quintessential CWM, at least to me (if you've watched the really early videos on this channel, you know
what I'm referring to here).
Did anyone else have little mini-flashbacks when Scott was slowly backing the car out of storage?
"There's that trim he spent so much time on." "Remember when he rebuilt that entire section out of sheet metal?"
The frame-on vs. unibody comparison is rather stark when done back-to-back. Going to be enjoyable!
- Ed on the Ridge
I love this car! I vote for one of your mid-week episodes you take Tom for a drive in the country and you can tell us about Tom and his story.
Every minute of time, every bead of sweat that went into this stunning Fury is plainly evident. I doubt she looked so good coming off the assembly line. Jaw dropping!
That car is absurd
Soo glad it exists.
All the wing without the Fuselage
Scott i just dont have the words for what you and the agents have done to that car from the start to now , timeless class my friend , enjoy and congrats .
You need to do an extended road trip in that beauty!
I lost a car buddy to covid about a year and a half ago. He was a used car guy who repaired most everything himself and would not sell a car he wasn't proud of. Problem was, he'd never spend the money on a lift. For many years I gave him hell over what he was doing to his 60 something body, but he was quite stubborn. Just about the time covid was becoming an known issue, he started having pretty bad back issues and allllways complained about his knees killing him. The 5 or more years before he died, he used a old boat cushion/life saver to kneel on. Said it helped, but he'd often forget it and say it was just gonna take a second... Please, do yourself the biggest favor of your life and buy and install a lift. Raise the roof. Put up a new building. Do whatever it takes, but do not end up like my buddy or myself. I am fused from the middle of my back to S1. I watch you and other car channels to feel alive as I cannot do any car work myself anymore and I am only 61. BUY A LIFT!!!!!
Great to see the blue Fury out and about!
WOW! What a beauty!! thanks for the ride Scott!! Glad there are no fires near your collection to concern yourself with! Hello to all-Olease say safe and well! Rich
I’m afraid that Scott has been out beating the flames out too, I believe that Laura’s Québécois log cabin project was at high risk. Thankfully they were successful this time.
@@TheTubeTube2 Thanks for info...I worry that his collection would be in jeopardy as well as families safety.
It's good to see you driving the '60 Scott. Looking forward to the F-150 feature as well.
I'll always remember Agent 900's epic performance in the "How to: easy rust repair" video.
Nary a word spoken, but his non-plussed look and casual smoking carried the scene. With able accompaniment from Justin of course.
Such a cool car. I am going to be proudly wearing my 60 Fury t-shirt on Power Tour next week😊
Like You said, it's time to enjoy the fruits of your labour. What a beautiful car! 😃