I am Mitchell cronan that is the first car that me and Gary Miller had and we grew from that car and run miller cronan hardwood floor Co in benton Tennessee for 31 years so great to see where we cam from almost unbelievable now to look back on that
The best part of these videos is not watching the cars start ,but the family time spent with your kids and wife. And teaching them something that last forever. God Bless Thank you.
exactly. next to the saving of old cars, I so much vicariously enjoy the family life around it. I think we all do. I am still so happy for Ralphie's Corvette. godbless 'em.
I look forward to your videos. It's a pleasure to watch a great family working as a team. You're both great parents and have raised really great kids. My dad is a good man but we never had the close relationship you've developed with your kids. I truly salute you.
You said it all brother. I am so happy for them!! Lovely Loving Close Family!! Hard to find that anymore. People do not want to take that time even with their family when they do work, Right???
Super Great video: Everyone fully involved and engaged, giving positive reinforcement. Also you explained exactly what the 4 different strokes are and what they mean. Also showing all the parts of the valve train and how and why they work or don't work and what that means relative to compression, the pitting at the bottom of the cylinders, where the car was parked. I could go on. It's actually investigative forensics - postulations hows and whys. Then showing the kids something almost no one would see: the pistons going up and down, even inviting Squeeze over to see the pistons moving and how fast they move. letting her engage the solenoid and the smile on her face...this is where you SHINE.
Crocks and socks? What in the world are you allowing now. Unacceptable. Love the videos. I think y’all have become my new favorite “will it run” channel here on TH-cam. Love all the family stuff and humor.
Even injured,Wah Wah to the rescue....unless Mothra attacks!! Very entertaining video!! Cheese balls and Gatorade is the breakfast of champions goat mechanics the world over .
I learned a lot about how a combustion engine worked today. I appreciate how you are teaching your kids (and everyone else) how things work in a simple, easy way to understand. You are the best "reality" show I've ever watched. Keep doing what you're doing. 🙂
The 200 I 6 had a redesign for 1980 , starter location and bell housing flange, they are known as big bell 200 . I’m just guessing here but I think it was done so they could put a v8 in the car and keep the same transmission,
You have to love Ralphie's enthusiasm towards unsticking this engine. Your TH-cam Channel watcher's are behind you getting this engine to run. Holding our breath. Waiting for the engine to unseize. As The SleeperDude family never gives up or gives in. Another Ford Challenge. A family that works together stays together. This is why this TH-cam Channel is the best right now! Shawn.
yeah if the motor is stuck that bad where a breaker bar dont free it, it dont hurt to pop the valve cover open to check. Also a good investment is to get a boroscope camera to look down the cylinders first before you lube them up etc.
The most amazing part about this one...there were no busted knuckles. With all that yankin' and pushin', how y'all didn't end up bustin' any knuckles is kinda crazy. Glad it didn't happen, but it sure was lookin' like it was goin' to. The other amazing part about this one...how all y'all got me so wrapped up into all these old junks to see what y'all make of 'em. I have to say, I think this was my favorite so far seein' all that stuff come outa one engine. Woulda never guessed that was ever possible. The best part of all these videos... seeing somebody be the dad he wants to be for his children, and his children appreciating him for being the dad they want to have. Whatever happens with any of these old junks, doesn't even matter if they ever run or not. Being able to watch y'all have fun doin' whatever y'all can do with them is all that matters here.
I’m 15 years old and I’ve wanted to be a mechanic since I was six and I got to say I really look up to you and it’s my dream to move to Tennessee when I graduate! Thank you for teaching me so much and I love your new truck!
That’s awesome Ayden! It’s great to here that you are learning something from our videos. I started doing this kind of work when I was very young as well
Love your family and videos. Rocky and the animals just add delight to them. Can't wait to see the tractor all fancied up and looking sharp. Keep up the great work!
You know i really think you could get that engine running. That back cylinder was REALLY pitted and still made like 110psi. I think there was a video a while back that Mortske did where a rocker assembly was as bad as that one. He soaked it, got it freed up and literately just bent the pushrods back straightish. Surprisingly he got that one running. No money involved and would be absolutely epic. You know you pull off epic all the time right?!?
I've seen engines with 1 inch of sludge along the rockers, but never saw one rusted like that while all sealed up, crazy. I know it goes with the territory, but I get sad when I see you guys put all that work into trying and it's still a total no-go, loss. Thanks for doing the 'hard (and demoralizing) stuff' to entertain us! 👍
I am an Aussie 61 year old.. When I was a kid playing with old hand me down outboard motors.. for my junk boat... I was taught by family friend. That was a engineer on Rolls Royce Spitfire engines in Ww2.. Don't throw out spark plugs.. stick in vice, pore some methylated spirits on them. Set them alight. And bingo, you have a clean spark plug... the metho also works if you have a engine full of water..
@@Sleeperdude if you have a engine that has had water in it.. pore metho down the carb... hand crank it.. the metho absorbs water... It's what you do if you Flip a boat.. and sink... saved many a outboard that way...
I am so moved by the kindness you all have for your animals. It speaks volumes about your character. I watched the whole video at normal speed because of that goat.
Oh my God brings me back to my childhood. Thank you. I was born in January 1977. My aunt and uncle had a 78 model black red interior in-line six. They bought a brand new and it got wrecked just a few years later hit-and-run driver. I remember riding around in that station wagon with my uncle and my cousin.
That is exactly the same Fairmont I had while stationed in Germany. Mine was originally silver but I got ahold of a gallon of black enamel paint. Later I put a 460 and transmission out of a wrecked mercury. Ignition module too. Stock wheels and tires with the turbine hubcaps. Imagine the fun of running down the autobahn in 'moms car' and passing Mercedes and BMWs
Another funny note, I worked on the other side of the post where the barracks were. Time to time troops needed a ride back to the rear and I would of course give them a ride. There was always someone in the bunch who would make fun of the car and such. Such, "Moms Car". I would tell them a passage from "the "bible"". It says "Oh yay he who picks on the driver or his vehicle shall be forever known as pedestrian."
A Family that works together … learns together and create memories that will last FOREVER … just another great video. Keep up the great entertaining and at times educational videos.
“I can’t think of a better place to live than a carburetor” 😂 I love that the kids still enjoy being kids ie. Ralphie rolling in the blue barrel. I’m convinced Wawa is tougher than most boys. She isn’t afraid to work with a broken finger. Rocky knows when the camera is running. He is a true performer and a scene stealer.
Absolutely the best mystery/detective family reality puzzle/game called "Engines"! Totally absorbing, from before school, resuming after school, from sun up 'til after dark, out in the weather, goats wandering through spanners and s0ckets, investigating engine bay and interior and a tree-top eagle watches while collective effort, improvised tools and the physics of longer and longer levers lift the entire wagon nearly off its wheels. Meanwhile the chemistry of solvents and time deal with ancient corosion. Interest never seems to flag in these books of many chapters, subjects and skills; Josh's quirky patter always leading to the next logical how and why. Physically seeing pistons moving (at 200 rpm) trumped my conceptual understanding with blinding instant insight. Pure brilliance. PS. From time to time, my mind re-visits the contrast of this family story with the deserts of so many sad metropolitan lives.
As always good fun ,and I like those Ford and Chev station wagons of the Fairmont/ Square body styling era. Great video no can say you didn't try to make the old girl dance. Till next time. Thanks !.
Those Ford engines of that era had a bad problem with sludge build up, and condensation too. Sometimes the valve cover would be heavy with all the build up, and the oil filler cap would be rusty. I think it was from the smog control system they used.
Absolutely the best family I’ve ever seen, how blessed you are to be such a close family and the love you have for one another, inspiring ♥️🙏🏼♥️🥰❣️❣️❣️❣️
Love the video. Awesome that Ralphy and Wawa stayed in the fight lol no slinking out for them. The eagle was the perfect fit for your awesome American family. Just laying here today after starting my second round of chemo, but yall brought several smiles to my face. Thank you all for sharing with us. I saw your post this morning saying there was a video coming out and I kept checking the clock. Can't wait til the next one.
The Charles Manson head and the Little Hand appeared in this episode! LOL! I've said it before and I will say it again, I am in no way a mechanic or have any real knowledge on how engines run but your videos are so educational for how you explain things as you go. It's so neat to see the entire family (pets too) participating in trying to get the vehicles running again. Keep the videos coming because I really enjoy watching them! God bless you all!
Another excellent video of you all working on your project cars. You ought to find a little 302 and drop in this wagon and make it a mild street cruiser. Since you have to change the engine, don't put a 6 cylinder back in it. Or, you could go crazy and big block it! Anyway, I always look forward to your awesome videos. Have a blessed week.
Great video, perhaps it'd be a good idea to pull the carburetor and heads before attempting to start the engine of any new vehicle, maybe 10 minutes to do so would save lots of time? Maybe a Ford V8 swap would make the Fairmont a nice cruiser? Great to see all the kids helping - Squeezy certainly looks like Tosh junior. Well done everyone.
When you're trying to break a bolt loose with a breaker bar, especially if you have a pipe on it, you have to put something that is just the right height under the head of your breaker bar to support it and keep it square to the bolt head. That way all the force you're putting on it goes into turning the bolt and not into twisting the socket off of the bolt head and rounding it off. I like to use a jack stand since they're adjustable, and sometimes a piece of wood to get just the right height.
The most important thing to your videos is family everyone is involved in your video teaching your kids things necessary for life as well as showing them your love not money to buy the🎃love. Your wife is amazing just jumping in and giving it her all
hi there guys i will say you put out some great videos content is great and the way you all dive in is team work even rocky helps you have a great family good to watch all the best paul uk
Josh, we look forward to watching you and your family through each video you make! Our love to you and wife and kid's , Larry and Allan in Orofino, Idaho
Well here I go again... Posted a comment or so I thought and it did not post. I am in Ocala,FL and I can not tell you how much we enjoy your show! We were hooked from the first video! You and your family are Awesome! You are truly blessed to be able to be hands on with your children and to teach them valuable lessons in life. I am so happy you get to live your dream with your lovely wife, children and of course animal family. Hello Rocky!! He is a trip... Love him and all the other babies. So sorry about Puddin'. Growing up my Mom had a Ford Falcon. Red Red Red. So awesome. Never forget memories in that car. Keep them coming we ALL LOVE them!!!
My dad had a wagon like that, I think it was an '80, he bought it brand new. Baby blue with a dark blue interior, 'convenience' group and nothing else. It was pleasant enough but boy was it underpowered. That was the worst of the pollution motor years.
Hands down you’ve moved to the top of my TH-cam Creator list. You have surpassed VG long ago he’s to busy trying to be a Star. not a bad thing.but loses some originality. Stay humble your family is awesome.
Those pistons are just a blur when the engine is running, it's amazing to watch. Too bad this one was so stuck, but unfortunately you can't win them all. Thanks for sharing Josh and family!! Ya'll are awesome!! WHO CUT THE CHEESE! ✂️ 🧀😂😂😂😂
Hey Josh and family. Hope the boxtop engine will be better for a swap. There's always plenty of 2.3's out there or a Ranger that you can use the drive train out of ( I'd like to see a 4 liter V6 in the wagon) and Ralphie can use the roller for a Ford V8 build. Thanks for posting.
Another great video. That is one of the rusted engines I have ever seen that actually turned over. I really look forward to seeing y'all. Your patience with the nosey goats is to be commended. I share your 💙 for station wagons so ...new engine V8 390 and redo the construction co's logo, lower it. Keep ✝️ at the center. The rest will take care of its self.
I think it's a replacement junkyard motor that was laid out on the ground. Probably never did run after it was installed. Explains the water in the top of the motor. Just saying.
I am Mitchell cronan that is the first car that me and Gary Miller had and we grew from that car and run miller cronan hardwood floor Co in benton Tennessee for 31 years so great to see where we cam from almost unbelievable now to look back on that
Hey man thanks for commenting!!!!! That’s so cool !!! We love it.
Wow that's awesome thanks for commenting on that.. that would be awesome to see Josh and family getting running again restoring history
Be even cooler to see a 7.3 Godzilla enter into its life and drag race it, hahaha
That's so cool that you are the old owner and your hear to see it get new life.
How neat is that
The best part of these videos is not watching the cars start ,but the family time spent with your kids and wife. And teaching them something that last forever. God Bless Thank you.
Thank you
And no cussing!
@@b-genspinster7895 unless you count saying tires?
Apparently the swear jar gets rich every time y'all talk about casings? Go figure lol
exactly. next to the saving of old cars, I so much vicariously enjoy the family life around it. I think we all do. I am still so happy for Ralphie's Corvette. godbless 'em.
Amen brother. Makes me want to take my family out to the farm and tear into my mother in laws first car, 1978 Buick skyhawk 2 door 4 speed
I had to watch this one in sections. Had to fix dinner, but refused to turn it off. I love seeing ya'll interact. Very heartwarming.
Wawa’s face was priceless when she got the bolt free!! You just got to love them kids!!! This was a great video and fun to 🎃
Thank you
Wawa power!
That tractor has been a legit investment of time and money. Good stuff
Yes for sure
And momma bear found that for $ (two fiddy) ta'boot!
Good job mom
Wish there were more channels like this one.
Thank you
That's what keeps this channel so very special!
Yeah. So many start cool and drift off
@@Sleeperdude the goat and animals make it rea
I look forward to your videos. It's a pleasure to watch a great family working as a team. You're both great parents and have raised really great kids. My dad is a good man but we never had the close relationship you've developed with your kids. I truly salute you.
Thank you so much I really appreciate that
Very true
Best family on TH-cam,love to see everyone participating ❤️🤞🏽. Forever memories.
you are living the dream. Not everyone can take a break from work and roll their kid around the yard in a barrel. yall are awesome.
That’s true thank you
You said it all brother. I am so happy for them!! Lovely Loving Close Family!! Hard to find that anymore. People do not want to take that time even with their family when they do work, Right???
Super Great video: Everyone fully involved and engaged, giving positive reinforcement. Also you explained exactly what the 4 different strokes are and what they mean. Also showing all the parts of the valve train and how and why they work or don't work and what that means relative to compression, the pitting at the bottom of the cylinders, where the car was parked. I could go on. It's actually investigative forensics - postulations hows and whys. Then showing the kids something almost no one would see: the pistons going up and down, even inviting Squeeze over to see the pistons moving and how fast they move. letting her engage the solenoid and the smile on her face...this is where you SHINE.
Thank you 😊
Your videos can’t come out often enough to please me…keep them coming 😊
For sure!
I agree! More videos please.
Those straight sixes are definitely great motors
Crocks and socks? What in the world are you allowing now. Unacceptable.
Love the videos. I think y’all have become my new favorite “will it run” channel here on TH-cam. Love all the family stuff and humor.
Engine gone. Great discovery. Keep doing the right thing with your kids. They will have lots of good memories to tell their kids, some day.
Even injured,Wah Wah to the rescue....unless Mothra attacks!! Very entertaining video!!
Cheese balls and Gatorade is the breakfast of champions goat mechanics the world over .
Thank you I’m glad you liked it
I learned a lot about how a combustion engine worked today. I appreciate how you are teaching your kids (and everyone else) how things work in a simple, easy way to understand.
You are the best "reality" show I've ever watched. Keep doing what you're doing. 🙂
The 200 I 6 had a redesign for 1980 , starter location and bell housing flange, they are known as big bell 200 . I’m just guessing here but I think it was done so they could put a v8 in the car and keep the same transmission,
Another fun show thanks to the junkyard guy for passing down some keepers.
I just wanted to say thank you all for the great content. It brings a smile to my face during some rough times.
“Usually they’re in the junkyard for a reason” Truer words have never been spoken…😂😂😂Cheers!
You have to love Ralphie's enthusiasm towards unsticking this engine. Your TH-cam Channel watcher's are behind you getting this engine to run. Holding our breath. Waiting for the engine to unseize. As The SleeperDude family never gives up or gives in. Another Ford Challenge. A family that works together stays together. This is why this TH-cam Channel is the best right now! Shawn.
This channels so wholesome. Just a dad and his family working on dorky old wagons
yeah if the motor is stuck that bad where a breaker bar dont free it, it dont hurt to pop the valve cover open to check. Also a good investment is to get a boroscope camera to look down the cylinders first before you lube them up etc.
Thank you
The most amazing part about this one...there were no busted knuckles. With all that yankin' and pushin', how y'all didn't end up bustin' any knuckles is kinda crazy. Glad it didn't happen, but it sure was lookin' like it was goin' to.
The other amazing part about this one...how all y'all got me so wrapped up into all these old junks to see what y'all make of 'em. I have to say, I think this was my favorite so far seein' all that stuff come outa one engine. Woulda never guessed that was ever possible.
The best part of all these videos... seeing somebody be the dad he wants to be for his children, and his children appreciating him for being the dad they want to have. Whatever happens with any of these old junks, doesn't even matter if they ever run or not. Being able to watch y'all have fun doin' whatever y'all can do with them is all that matters here.
I did get hit in the face with the pry bar handle. Thank you for watching. We are blessed
all right all right all right Thats what I like about Josh and his family They make videos and I watch!
I’m 15 years old and I’ve wanted to be a mechanic since I was six and I got to say I really look up to you and it’s my dream to move to Tennessee when I graduate! Thank you for teaching me so much and I love your new truck!
That’s awesome Ayden! It’s great to here that you are learning something from our videos. I started doing this kind of work when I was very young as well
The loveliest family on you tube
Thank you
Love your family and videos. Rocky and the animals just add delight to them.
Can't wait to see the tractor all fancied up and looking sharp. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. We hope to redo it soon
Ya rocky is so funny I think his like the kids they all wanna be a machanic lol
I absolutely loved the baby kitten meowing at the end!! 😊❤️
Love the video! Even seeing that it didn't start it's cool to see momma and the kids getting greasy working on it too👍👍
You know i really think you could get that engine running. That back cylinder was REALLY pitted and still made like 110psi. I think there was a video a while back that Mortske did where a rocker assembly was as bad as that one. He soaked it, got it freed up and literately just bent the pushrods back straightish. Surprisingly he got that one running. No money involved and would be absolutely epic. You know you pull off epic all the time right?!?
I've seen engines with 1 inch of sludge along the rockers, but never saw one rusted like that while all sealed up, crazy. I know it goes with the territory, but I get sad when I see you guys put all that work into trying and it's still a total no-go, loss. Thanks for doing the 'hard (and demoralizing) stuff' to entertain us! 👍
Ralphie better not shoot his eye out with the PB Blaster.
Hahaha your right
I am an Aussie 61 year old..
When I was a kid playing with old hand me down outboard motors.. for my junk boat... I was taught by family friend. That was a engineer on Rolls Royce Spitfire engines in Ww2..
Don't throw out spark plugs.. stick in vice, pore some methylated spirits on them. Set them alight. And bingo, you have a clean spark plug... the metho also works if you have a engine full of water..
Thank you
@@Sleeperdude if you have a engine that has had water in it.. pore metho down the carb... hand crank it.. the metho absorbs water...
It's what you do if you Flip a boat.. and sink... saved many a outboard that way...
The highlight of our day is when we get to spend some time with the Sleeperdude crew 😊😎🙏🙏🙏 ps 289 V8 for the wagon !!!
The welded bar works better because force is being applied further out from the bolt.
Ok thanks
@@Sleeperdude good tip
Oh ya, make it fast, keep it simple. That paint and body style is priceless. So much soul, can’t wait to see it rip!
I am so moved by the kindness you all have for your animals. It speaks volumes about your character. I watched the whole video at normal speed because of that goat.
Thank you
@@Sleeperdude your animals need a separate channel maybe the girls can whip one up...
I know mortske has good luck with prying on the flexplate. But also with what you just did welding something to the crank pulley. That was 👍
Awesome thanks
Oh my God brings me back to my childhood. Thank you. I was born in January 1977. My aunt and uncle had a 78 model black red interior in-line six. They bought a brand new and it got wrecked just a few years later hit-and-run driver. I remember riding around in that station wagon with my uncle and my cousin.
Thank you for sharing and the appreciation to your subscribers Josh, it means a lot.
Only channel I watch the whole video through
Best channel on TH-cam
Awesome thank you
Loved Ralphie's salute to the eagle, and the kitten is a doll.
The wagon is sweet and You got yourself a 9 and 6 tenths wrench 🔧!
😊😊😊
Hahaha good one crew!! Ya never have enough 9/6 tenths wrenches !!!
@@jerrycurtis2310 😂
Love to see the wagon back on the road! ENGINE SWAP!
That is exactly the same Fairmont I had while stationed in Germany. Mine was originally silver but I got ahold of a gallon of black enamel paint. Later I put a 460 and transmission out of a wrecked mercury. Ignition module too. Stock wheels and tires with the turbine hubcaps.
Imagine the fun of running down the autobahn in 'moms car' and passing Mercedes and BMWs
Another funny note, I worked on the other side of the post where the barracks were. Time to time troops needed a ride back to the rear and I would of course give them a ride. There was always someone in the bunch who would make fun of the car and such. Such, "Moms Car".
I would tell them a passage from "the "bible"". It says "Oh yay he who picks on the driver or his vehicle shall be forever known as pedestrian."
It's like a treasure hunt with each car that you work on!
I’m Super excited every time you guys post a new video makes my day thank you.
Thanks for watching
@@Sleeperdude Thank you for posting new videos.
Highlight of my week watching your latest video so much fun watching all the family helping out .
Just wanted to let you know I look forward too your content every time I get a notification! Keep em coming buddy! Jay from Alabama
My husband and I love watching you and how your family and the animals work together 😂 honestly you are my favorite channel then Matt’s off road
Thank you
I would love to see this one running again, with just another 200 six!
302 4 speed
You have an awesome family and the patience of a wise old man.
Thank you
@@Sleeperdude wisdom and patience of a guy twice your age.
I love it how your whole family likes to work on the cars. Excellent!!!!!!!
A Family that works together … learns together and create memories that will last FOREVER … just another great video. Keep up the great entertaining and at times educational videos.
“I can’t think of a better place to live than a carburetor” 😂 I love that the kids still enjoy being kids ie. Ralphie rolling in the blue barrel. I’m convinced Wawa is tougher than most boys. She isn’t afraid to work with a broken finger. Rocky knows when the camera is running. He is a true performer and a scene stealer.
You nailed it!!
Absolutely the best mystery/detective family reality puzzle/game called "Engines"! Totally absorbing, from before school, resuming after school, from sun up 'til after dark, out in the weather, goats wandering through spanners and s0ckets, investigating engine bay and interior and a tree-top eagle watches while collective effort, improvised tools and the physics of longer and longer levers lift the entire wagon nearly off its wheels. Meanwhile the chemistry of solvents and time deal with ancient corosion. Interest never seems to flag in these books of many chapters, subjects and skills; Josh's quirky patter always leading to the next logical how and why. Physically seeing pistons moving (at 200 rpm) trumped my conceptual understanding with blinding instant insight. Pure brilliance.
PS. From time to time, my mind re-visits the contrast of this family story with the deserts of so many sad metropolitan lives.
Thank you
As always good fun ,and I like those Ford and Chev station wagons of the Fairmont/ Square body styling era. Great video no can say you didn't try to make the old girl dance. Till next time. Thanks !.
Thank you
I remember my Dad showing me an engine spinning without its cylinder head on...brings back great memories x
Very cool!
Awesome to see everyone involved with your projects and the children are absolutely the cutest!
naw the goat is better
It is awesome that your whole family gets involved.
Those Ford engines of that era had a bad problem with sludge build up, and condensation too. Sometimes the valve cover would be heavy with all the build up, and the oil filler cap would be rusty. I think it was from the smog control system they used.
Thank you
Love this family.
Engines and vintage cars is my life..
Never a dull video with josh and the family keep up the great work.
Absolutely the best family I’ve ever seen, how blessed you are to be such a close family and the love you have for one another, inspiring ♥️🙏🏼♥️🥰❣️❣️❣️❣️
Love the video. Awesome that Ralphy and Wawa stayed in the fight lol no slinking out for them. The eagle was the perfect fit for your awesome American family. Just laying here today after starting my second round of chemo, but yall brought several smiles to my face. Thank you all for sharing with us. I saw your post this morning saying there was a video coming out and I kept checking the clock. Can't wait til the next one.
Family participation makes this channel thoroughly enjoyable. Congrats to everyone
💕
Thank you I am blessed
The Charles Manson head and the Little Hand appeared in this episode! LOL! I've said it before and I will say it again, I am in no way a mechanic or have any real knowledge on how engines run but your videos are so educational for how you explain things as you go. It's so neat to see the entire family (pets too) participating in trying to get the vehicles running again. Keep the videos coming because I really enjoy watching them! God bless you all!
Valiant try...and the way everyone is involved, even Squeezy!
You will get it goin..don't give up on it! Excellent video as usual!
Thank you for keeping your content clean and family friendly . Very educational and fun to watch. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much
The fact that you can keep your family engaged through out the video! Priceless!
That I think is the main selling part of the show!! And the animal family as well, that is constantly growing! LOL
Another excellent video of you all working on your project cars. You ought to find a little 302 and drop in this wagon and make it a mild street cruiser. Since you have to change the engine, don't put a 6 cylinder back in it. Or, you could go crazy and big block it! Anyway, I always look forward to your awesome videos. Have a blessed week.
Yeah that would work
Great video, perhaps it'd be a good idea to pull the carburetor and heads before attempting to start the engine of any new vehicle, maybe 10 minutes to do so would save lots of time?
Maybe a Ford V8 swap would make the Fairmont a nice cruiser?
Great to see all the kids helping - Squeezy certainly looks like Tosh junior.
Well done everyone.
When you're trying to break a bolt loose with a breaker bar, especially if you have a pipe on it, you have to put something that is just the right height under the head of your breaker bar to support it and keep it square to the bolt head. That way all the force you're putting on it goes into turning the bolt and not into twisting the socket off of the bolt head and rounding it off. I like to use a jack stand since they're adjustable, and sometimes a piece of wood to get just the right height.
Ok thanks
Sleeperdude and his family continue to make tedious jobs fun.👍
One of my favorite channels. May God bless you and your family , all of you reinforce my hope for humanity . He gave us everything ....
Thank you we appreciate it
Josh, you could pull the rocker shaft. The valves will be easier to get to and try to free up. Maybe a little heat will break them free?
Yeah maybe so
The most important thing to your videos is family everyone is involved in your video teaching your kids things necessary for life as well as showing them your love not money to buy the🎃love. Your wife is amazing just jumping in and giving it her all
Love these guys!!
Man, that motor is baaaad. 😱. Fingers crossed that you get the next one running 🤙🏻. Back to the galaxy please 😃
hi there guys i will say you put out some great videos content is great and the way you all dive in is team work even rocky helps you have a great family good to watch all the best paul uk
Thank you
Get the wagon on the road!
Also this is a good technical shop video for the students 👌
Josh, we look forward to watching you and your family through each video you make! Our love to you and wife and kid's , Larry and Allan in Orofino, Idaho
I bought a 78 Fairmont wagon new, 302 auto loaded. Treat her gently, I loved that car..
That’s awesome
Hellow guys an gals good to see y'all again great luck with the cars an trucks an rocky too take care buddy
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Well here I go again... Posted a comment or so I thought and it did not post. I am in Ocala,FL and I can not tell you how much we enjoy your show! We were hooked from the first video! You and your family are Awesome! You are truly blessed to be able to be hands on with your children and to teach them valuable lessons in life. I am so happy you get to live your dream with your lovely wife, children and of course animal family. Hello Rocky!! He is a trip... Love him and all the other babies. So sorry about Puddin'. Growing up my Mom had a Ford Falcon. Red Red Red. So awesome. Never forget memories in that car. Keep them coming we ALL LOVE them!!!
My dad had a wagon like that, I think it was an '80, he bought it brand new. Baby blue with a dark blue interior, 'convenience' group and nothing else. It was pleasant enough but boy was it underpowered. That was the worst of the pollution motor years.
Hands down you’ve moved to the top of my TH-cam Creator list. You have surpassed VG long ago he’s to busy trying to be a Star. not a bad thing.but loses some originality. Stay humble your family is awesome.
As always a great video even though she just can’t run, through no fault of your own.
Love it! Amazing find!
Thank you
Those pistons are just a blur when the engine is running, it's amazing to watch. Too bad this one was so stuck, but unfortunately you can't win them all. Thanks for sharing Josh and family!! Ya'll are awesome!! WHO CUT THE CHEESE! ✂️ 🧀😂😂😂😂
that's a perfect car to put a 302 ci in or 427 ci but that would be hard. keep eye on your small animals with a eagle fling around great video
Yes for sure thank you
yes! that eagle is looking for a meal.... they can fly away with a small dog!
Engine swap would be pretty cool, and that demo at the end was real nifty!
Hey Josh and family. Hope the boxtop engine will be better for a swap. There's always plenty of 2.3's out there or a Ranger that you can use the drive train out of ( I'd like to see a 4 liter V6 in the wagon) and Ralphie can use the roller for a Ford V8 build. Thanks for posting.
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Agree
Broke finger Wawa saved the day Yes she did people she's our hero.❤❤❤❤❤
5:48 Farmer Ralphie plowing up the new ground with the Ford "Farm"ont
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Good Job Trying to get her running.
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Another great video. That is one of the rusted engines I have ever seen that actually turned over. I really look forward to seeing y'all. Your patience with the nosey goats is to be commended. I share your 💙 for station wagons so ...new engine V8 390 and redo the construction co's logo, lower it. Keep ✝️ at the center. The rest will take care of its self.
your right!
It was awesome seeing all of you working together. A Family mechanic together stays together. Looking forward to seeing your next video.
I think it's a replacement junkyard motor that was laid out on the ground. Probably never did run after it was installed. Explains the water in the top of the motor. Just saying.
I had a new 1978 Fairmont 4 doors, one of the best cars in my life.
Yes!!