I didn’t know that you were from Massachusetts, you must’ve filmed this months ago as the trees are turning and it much cooler outside now. Nice build by the way. Stick a couple of two barrel carbs and a four speed in and ya might have the start of something 😊
@@wastingmymoneyonmotorcycles Awesome now you’re talking!! Best of luck, I hope you find the time🤞 Get the kids to help while they’re still willing, before you know it their all grown up and gone
Hi Car, It was for the first time WIlleke and I learned you also have a son so we’re wondering what his name is. Your 1971 Ford Mustang is in god hands with you and for sure this nice car will look brand new when you’ve finished the sort of restoration you’re doing. What we had to do with our 1969 Cadillac de Ville convertible was to take out the complete engine and gearbox because both were leaking as well. The gearbox we delivered to a specialist for a complete and professional overhaul and the engine got an overhaul with friends of ours who owns a Jaguar dealership. I did a lot myself but the final check and rebuilding the engine was done by our friend. Finally everything did look brand new and the engine did run beautifully without any leak. When the gearbox was back we mounted everything back into the car and did a couple of test drives and we were very happy all did run perfect even under tuff conditions. A month later the exhaust had to be replaced but we weren’t able to get an original exhaust out of the USA simply because such a soft sound exhausts of the type of Cadillac we had wasn’t on stock in the whole USA and these weren’t produced any longer either. So we had to buy a replacement in the USA but this exhaust made a deep sound what was less quit. We still love American cars out of these years but unfortunately due to ridiculous petrol prices with us you almost have to be a millionaire for driving such kind of cars. We look forward to your next vlog and send you love from the Netherlands
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What a pleasant surprise, I was expecting an other vid Carl. I look forward to the next one😊
Nice project and video Carl 😀👍Can't wait for the next one
Hey thanks man...!
I was watching Hoosier garage Adam do a live and saw you there. I like this car, and I really like the Z1R. Subbed😉😉
Hi, yes your username looks familiar. Thanks for watching and subscribing.!
Nice project Carl!
Thank Jasper.!
😲 oh hell yeah
I didn’t know that you were from Massachusetts, you must’ve filmed this months ago as the trees are turning and it much cooler outside now.
Nice build by the way. Stick a couple of two barrel carbs and a four speed in and ya might have the start of something 😊
Ya this was August I think. I have 450hp ATX crate motor for it. Just have to find the time ....
@@wastingmymoneyonmotorcycles Awesome now you’re talking!! Best of luck, I hope you find the time🤞
Get the kids to help while they’re still willing, before you know it their all grown up and gone
Hi Car,
It was for the first time WIlleke and I learned you also have a son so we’re wondering what his name is. Your 1971 Ford Mustang is in god hands with you and for sure this nice car will look brand new when you’ve finished the sort of restoration you’re doing. What we had to do with our 1969 Cadillac de Ville convertible was to take out the complete engine and gearbox because both were leaking as well. The gearbox we delivered to a specialist for a complete and professional overhaul and the engine got an overhaul with friends of ours who owns a Jaguar dealership. I did a lot myself but the final check and rebuilding the engine was done by our friend. Finally everything did look brand new and the engine did run beautifully without any leak. When the gearbox was back we mounted everything back into the car and did a couple of test drives and we were very happy all did run perfect even under tuff conditions. A month later the exhaust had to be replaced but we weren’t able to get an original exhaust out of the USA simply because such a soft sound exhausts of the type of Cadillac we had wasn’t on stock in the whole USA and these weren’t produced any longer either. So we had to buy a replacement in the USA but this exhaust made a deep sound what was less quit. We still love American cars out of these years but unfortunately due to ridiculous petrol prices with us you almost have to be a millionaire for driving such kind of cars.
We look forward to your next vlog and send you love from the Netherlands
Thank you Dick., Yes my son is Charles, my daughter is Clarissa, the dog is "Honey Bear". Thanks for sharing about your Cadillac.!😊
A Cadillac in the Netherlands, that I’d like to see going down the road 😎