Weird Beard + LowLuvLife + Austin Carr Fixing the 59 Dodge Coronet + 96 Taurus Wagon
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Your putting so much into the 59 it’s got to be a keeper you enjoy it too much.
We do
And thank you randy
Hey Randy Love how all you guys work together to get things done. Not only the lift but Weird Beard also loves the spray system he uses it regularly on his flips. Thanks Austin Carr, Weird Beard, LowLuvLife and Randy Supporting each other Credit to all of you.
You have done a great deed saving this piece of history and restoring her to her original glory. This is one you can share with your family for a very long time.
Randy just letting you know I really enjoy your new format, I was a subscriber in the past and cancelled after being dissapointed in how your videos were going. Started to watch again and I subscribed. Stay with this format.
safety glasses with that grinder ..please
Read my mind. LOL
I was like... "Dude! You should think about maybe putting on some safety glasses!"
Right? Obviously, he has never had a piece of metal rusting in his eyeball yet. He'll learn quick after that! Smh
Who cares
I cringed when I saw you grinding with no eye protection, and the direction of the sparks. I do give you credit for steady hands.
Man, your editing is getting better. Thank you for all your time & videos I appreciate them
Hi Randy sir I'm so glad that you are keeping the Dodge Coronet all original, and that original 326 V8 engine because, yes it wants to live ! So Just have the 326 V8 engine rebuilt ! Because no manufacturers builds engines as strong as they use to be !
This car is a breath of fresh air. Weird Beard & Fam and Austin are great people. Randy is living his best life.
Weird Beard is a straight up guy! Very rare these days. I'm Sooooooooooo Happy to hear you're keeping the original engine in the Dodge! Best news this week! Great Vlog as usual Randy. Keep up the good work.
Weird Beards the man! he knows his stuff!
I love that taurus wagon. I'll have to see if it for sale yet..I appreciate you keeping the old girl stock! So many hot rod those things. Some days you just have to go back to basics! You don't have see an all original car at car shows anymore! Your the man!
That frame looks really solid on that Coronet. I'm glad your fixing it up and keeping the original drivetrain in it. We have It's cousin a 59 DeSoto Firesweep Sportsman 2dr with original paint.
Yes! A lot of cars, back in those days had left/ right hand thread fir the lug nuts for safety. If the lugs nuts were loose, they'd never self- spin off...
Try this: with the car, '59 Dodge driver's
side wheels off the ground, with the lug nut loose, hold the lug nut and rotate the wheel in the direction it would normally rotate while driving. It will tighten.
Hey eye glasses are a must when working 🔧🔩🔧🤕🤕🤕
Safety glasses Randy - don’t want you to lose an eye!!
Glad to see that you are keeping the 59 Dodge Coronet original. I can't wait to see it with new paint.
Love the new intro! Wow Randy the brake work on the coronet looked like a bear to do! But great job fixing it! The Taurus looks great! She stops great! New paint will look awesome! And thanks to weird beard and low love life for helping you!!
Thumbs up!👍... I really enjoy these videos on the ‘59 Dodge and it’s great that you’re restoring the old girl. And it has the rare option of factory A/C.. I don’t recall that being mentioned on the previous videos, It sure would be interesting to see the A/C restored and working ! Thanks
I like the format your doing on this video. It shows just how hard your working.
You show Weird Beard a lot of love. Nice to see people respect each other especially when it comes to business. I think it’s only right though he offers your lift back to you if he is not using it or haven’t installed it yet. I think it’s only fair. That’s what I would do if some one gave me something due to unfortunate circumstances especially if I have not been making use of it. You have a place for it now and it just seems like the right thing to do. Any how....Congrats on everything and I’m sure it will work out for you as it always has
I must say Randy I think this was one of your best videos, good job.
Originally the left handed threads on the left side, theory has it at the time, that inertia and centrifugal forces would keep the left side rotating masses fasteners tight as the car rolled fwd. That practice was finally outdated by 1971 or so on most if not all Chrysler products.. FYI
Thanks for the info!
@@AutoAuctionRebuilds 1957 model year actually had screw-in studs with opposite threads. pain in the butt, lemme tell ya x.x
Really glad you've chosen to keep it original.
Lovely motor
Thanks to weird beard for helping you get the brakes fixed in a car I enjoyed the video I hope you have good luck with the car down the road
Randy that new intro is sick🔥🔥🔥
Hi Randy, I would like you to know you have bless me with all of your videos. You have come a long way. I love the Taurus station wagon it came out looking great. Much love to you and the family, keep up the great work you're doing my friend.
I like the Vlog style. this was very good with banter, techy stuff and work getting done. Good work!
This is beautiful I am so happy that your gonna get her fixed and body work and painted love love love it can't wait to see her finished and the process leading up to it all the love and support coming from me here in Jamaica🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲keep the content coming Uncle Randy!!!!😎
Hey man ..
I love your content ... and the most important I love the way you express your self .. ... God bless you my friend ... and please always use safety equipment .... keep it up with the good work... and never change ... we all love you ...
Randy, good call on keeping the original motor and transmission. The "one year only" for that motor makes that car special. It's gonna be awesome when it's done.
Also, have you thought about some lights on the side walls to brighten those corners up some? Just a thought.
The video quality is simply awesome! Great job with it and it's noticable for sure. The new garage looks sweet too!
I learned the hard way on my 64 Belvedere about the left handed threads. Got new studs and changed them to normal. Made life easier. House and shop are looking good, love the Taurus wagon, if I could, would buy it. Also loving the rocking chairs. enjoying the videos and yes, the vlog is good but, still enjoy the walk arounds at CoPart. Keep up the good work Randy! 💯👏👏👏👏💪
You need to put a sealer on your new floor so you don't stain it all up and a floor that has sealer on it looks better longer and its easyer to clean when you are done working on what ever you may be working on
1. You must be planning a lift(s) or else you would have purchased an oil catch container that's 5+ feet tall. 2. Yes, goggles are essential. I had a metal splinter get impaled into my eye 40 years ago when I failed to understand the necessity of good goggles. Even today, there is a small rusty bump, luckily away from the lens, where the shrapnel landed. It hurt like hell for weeks before it finally encysted over. 3. Latex or non-allergenic type gloves for dirty, greasy jobs and split leather gloves, at the very least, if you are working with sharp surfaces. 4. Old brake shoes and clutches may contain asbestosis. Mesothelioma isn't the sort of breathtaking automotive repairs you want to do and you'll have better protection against COVID-19 wearing a mask. 5. Make your Coronet a memorable one of a kind -- install the tall rear spoiler from a 1969-70 era Dodge Daytona. 6. Other than using oil dry as needed, forget keeping your garage floor clean unless you want to pay really good money for a high-end sealer that will really bust your ass when you slip on it.
Randy, you need to wear goggles
And Gloves.
Def goggles...
Cry babies
@@stevenmendez7447 you're an idiot! My uncle caught grinding debris in his eye years ago and almost lost the sight in that eye. Good luck, hard man! 🙄
So happy keeping the 59 original!! Awesome to see a Mopar, never see old ones like yours!
I absolutely love how you start opening your videos now wow nice job Randy
Glad to hear you're going to keep that engine. You're right - it wants to run.
Glad to hear you're going to clean up the Coronet - and, more importantly, you're going to keep her indoors.
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Love the decision to keep yhe car as original as possible. Big thumbs up.
"We have accomplished very little today"......Randy, you're not alone. Occasionally, we all need a break.....lol. Keep rockin'.....
Keep the pad from the old garage and turn it into a patio. Throw a thin layer of stained concrete down. Throw up a pergola and get a table and chairs.
Glad to learn that you have decided to keep the Dodge as original. I knew that you would never be satisfied with it until it was shiny again. After done, it will be a solid keeper.
Sweet ending! Thought maybe you'd show scanning WB's car. Shop looks amazing and so does the 59.
Happy to hear your keeping her original
I do love that Car! And so glad to hear your keeping the OG engine and trans!
The shop has been adorned
Any tool can be a hammer.
As always, killed it with the Vlog! You're a hell of a good dude, Randy. You've got great friends too! Keep it up, and I hope I can make it to your members livestream!
I've driven many cars with all wheel drum brakes (driving since 1975), and I would say almost all of them worked very well, if not great- except if they got too wet, like after going through a big puddle. A dual reservoir M/C swap should be on your to-do list though.
Hey just thinking you might want to put some of that waterproof stuff they put in restrooms around the perimeter of your shop, so when you wash cars it doesn’t get the insulation wet and start mildew. It comes in 4x8 sheets and you could just run it 4ft high. Just a thought.
Bro the "Old Girl" looks like she's straight from out of the Twilight Zone i love her she's beautiful.
Randy....remember safety first, wear your goggles and gloves man. We need you to make more Vlogs...lol.
Excellent content!!!!!
Recommend using protective eyewear when using a metal grinder. I almost lost my eyesight to a piece of hot metal that landed next to my pupil, and I was standing two metres away from the person doing metal grinding.
Love the new into stay safe have a good day
Can't wate to. See that old car after weird beard get finished with it 👍
Very much looking forward to the progression of the Dodge!
I cant believe how good the frame looks.
That's whats up Randy! Can't wait to see weird beard set up the lift!
Vice grip Garage got a sweet WildFire 4 post lift installed by the Manufacturer! Check them out Randy!
monday is the biggest work day for ya!
Subbed to all 4 for some time. Great to see crossover too. Love all y’all AND the content. I see a bright future for everyone. Peace
Weird beard your the man well done , great content both randy and mike .always room to learn something new,👌
I was taught at the very early age of 12 about Mopar lug nuts. My brother owned a lot of Mopars.
Don't forget to pull the trailer handle this time 😂
You got it right on Tightening the Lugnuts back then dodge did that I can’t remember when they Change that
Glad your keeping it original.👍👍
The wrenches you use on the brake lines are 'flare nut' wrenches. Crows foot wrenches mount 90 degrees off the wrench handle, there are flare nut versions of those too.
Hey if been following you since you were Uberman and you sure have come along way and I've watch the the work you have put in to get to where you are my hats off to you I will always be watching and liking keep up the great work
Ive always bled the master that way...ON THE CAR for years..LOL Good job Weird Beard
Great vlog as always!
You and Weird Beard should start doing a Sunday Q&A vlog in your shop.
that’s a friend right there hooked him up with the lift! that’s nice
You should upgrade your whole brake system to modern technology. AWESOME !
Love the video and love the 59. Great to hear you are going with the factory colors on the car.
How bout that editing!! Bro you're hittin that out tha park!!
Lovin it!
Now i know how to watch you live and speak :) too old but learning
I enjoy all your vids and Weird Beard, Lowluvlife, Liked, StaySafe
Randys a true friend!!!
Yes, you definitely need to wear safety goggles when grinding.
As you started to grind on that brake hose, I thought with your luck, we were headed to the hospital.
Please Randy, wear safety glasses or a shield (or both.)
I’m so happy you got the brakes working again on that dodge cornet
Great looking car. With a pure black paint job it could be Batman’s family car. It has that Batmobile look to it.
Glad you're re-painting this car AND, re-building the engine. ( I know, parts are difficult to find for it).
It IS a survivor car afterall...
I really like the engineering on this car. A lot of automotive changes were going on then.
This looks like a very high end classic for it's day.
Definitely a classic ans possible show car. It is a keeper. And very possibly was a,smooth and fast car for a full sized car.
Oh one more thing, I saw an old Highway Patrol (Broderick Crawford) TV show with him in a 58 Coronet 2 door patrol car, it looked close to your 59............I thought of you instantly!
Midnight, all of those cars were 2 doors, but they are similar.
“Nice Gesture “ Randy. Giving Mike the car lift.
Cheers
Love the coronet! Great job Randy!!!
Great presentation! I also am learning the ways. Keep it up Randy!
Look into a low lift system like Goonzquad has. Gets most everything they have up in the air for easy working [ well, not the Army truck, but you can walk under that ].
You need to get a bench or Two tho roll around tables to keep parts and tool organized . You probably all ready got a long list of tools and items to make work go faster .
I had a shelving unit put in get metal the wood once after several years tend to fall apart and they can make your shop smaller . I got lots to due in my own Garage to make space just to work on a Vechicle .
Very nice Randy she is awesome man thanks to Mike & Son and to you Loved the vídeo
I love that 59 she is coming along great keep up the good work Randy
Only love you for the Coronet. She's the one. What a car.
Looking forward to the completed version of the Coronet
Excellent video/Blog. That shop screams man cave all day long 👍
Austin Carr "looks like it hurt" 🤣🤣🤣
Since they're relatively cheap, I say hit up Walmart or wherever and get some hanging shop lights.. bout 30 bucks for the light fixture itself and some bulbs, and you can put a few on the walls like they do in detail shops that way you have light all around.. you can also link the lights together or keep them individually controlled.. i know the Walmart ones I have in my 2.5 car garage are set up so you can hard wire them or just plug them in..
Unless there is something you aren't talking about I would get the Coronet painted and be done with it! It runs good, the transmission works good, If it ain't broke don't try to fix it! Just keep driving it! That car is what I'm here for!
I like the fancy new camera action Randy👌🏾