"Will it Run?" Special: Frazer Daily Driver 1-Year Update!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Hey! I figured we should update the Frazer project after a year of driving in all types of conditions. Repairs were required, but considering she is such an old, unrestored car, I think we got away really lucky. The total cost of running the car for a year was essentially gas and oil, a bit of antifreeze, and insurance.
I used the Frazer a lot; probably more than any of my other cars. I ran errands with it, went to some events, took friends out in it, drove it in the rain, drove it to get groceries; it didn't get used any differently than a modern car.
Of course, special care is required if you are going to use a car this old in modern traffic. No seat belts means driving extra carefully, and 6-volt headlights meant keeping the night driving in the city to a minimum. Out here in the country they are fine, though.
Anyway, over the summer I filmed a couple of the repairs and as usual, we had a few laughs keeping this thing on the road. I enjoy using the car, and the appearance of it means I never worry about leaving it parked anywhere, or fretting if someone puts a drink on the fender, or whatever. The dogs like it too; lots of room and windows that go all the way down!
FAQ: Are you going to paint it? Never. I have so many cars that are better candidates for painting that this one will never get done. It would mean having to find a better grille, the missing trim, etc.
What's the gas mileage? I don't know... Probably 16- 20 mpg depending on use.
Are you going to rebuild the engine? I am going to put another engine together and have it sitting on a stand if this one fails. Right now it is going well, and a few drips of oil every couple of days is not a concern. The clutch is holding up well, and so is the overdrive. The brakes are really doing well, and the car stops straight and properly, as long as you drive within the car's modest limits. Leave lots of room, etc, but I've only ever owned old cars, so there isn't much for me to get used to.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks again to everyone who watches this stuff, and especially to everyone who subscribed and for all of your "likes" and comments.
I'll be wrapping up this year's Ambassador project here soon, and then we're on to something a little less basic than the Frazer, haha!
All the very best from us here; please subscribe if you haven't already! Shirts and stuff soon, I swear! Getting the site set up.
Cheers from me and Stella and Francine and the rest of the guys that make this little YT channel possible. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
It's a nice change to watch a video of someone who drives and appreciates old stock cars just as they are, as opposed to some over done and boring 'rat rod' videos.
Hey thanks for the note, and for saying so... I do like them just the way they were, in order to really feel what it was like to drive them when they were new (-ish!)... Cheers from all of us here...
"Use a car within it's limits." Yep. That's the key to making them go on and on.
Right? Even if the limits are alarmingly modest, haha... Cheers.
It's Always a treat to see STELLA and Francine playing. Thanks to ALL the Agents fixing a Classic 49' Frazier.Very COOL.
"Grampa repair stovebolt" Epic! I can picture the old dude in overalls and a sport jacket under the Frazier installing that bolt that he found in an old coffee can on his old workbench made out of an old door in a small outbuilding that smells like grease and cherry pipe tobacco.
I still have tobacco cans of nuts and bolts that my dad left when he died. Family heirlooms.
MYGAL67 that was my car in my college years, and i installed that stove bolt. I was in a hurry because i had a prostitute in the back seat charging my by the 1/2 hour till i get her back to her pimp. I got the bolt from an overworked sex toy i used on her.
Pretty damn cool to see an abandoned relec, be turned to a daily usable car. Really dig this car.
Hey thanks for checking it out! I really like the old thing, just for daily use, and never having to worry about door dings or scratches or dogs jumping on it, etc... All the best from me and the girls!
Old car and standard poodles reminds me of how I spent high school cruising around in my unrestored 56 Buick special 2door hard top with about 3 gallons of gas in the tank and our brown poodle “Fudge”. She used to sit on the front bench seat and lean on me- I imagine we looked like an interesting couple in silhouette from behind.
Dear CWM Scott N.
👍👌👏 Now look at this coincidence! Exactly 4 years later on a 25th of October I'm watching this great video again. Maaaan, it always gets me looking at the "mostly" green interior, especially the gorgeous dashboard with the wonderful steering wheel. Cute dogs on/in the backseats complete this beautiful picture.
Best regards luck and health to all of you.
I've watched the videos of the Frazer twice. It's a nostalgic issue. The first car I remember was my dad's blue 47 Frazer bought the same year I was born. He kept it till I was 4. But I do have some memories.
Nice to see the old car is doing well.. I believe older cars are more reliable than some of today's cars .
When I was 7 years old, my dad had a garage in Kenwood, Ca. To keep me out of mischief, he gave me a box of tools and a '48 Frazer. The engine was bad. He said 'take it apart, and put the parts under the bench. I stripped it completely, and that experience led me to a life as a mechanic and builder of hot rods and custom Harleys. I was a gearhead for life because of thet old maroon Frazer.
Hey that's a cool story; probably not too many guys' first mechanic experience was on a Frazer! All the best from me and the girls here...
Thanks! My sister still has the horn button in pristine shape. I always liked the Kaiser / Frazer vehicles.
Drive and enjoy, that's the best thing to do with an old car. Stella and Francine are so sweet together.
Thanks for the ride and the update. The old girl is doing just fine being loved and cared for. That was my favorite series to watch, and BTW every time I see that dash I do a double take. So much detail and so cool. Long live the Frazer!!
Hey Joe! Thanks for the note... Glad you liked it... Back to work on more clunkers to drive next year now that winter is back! Cheers from me and the girls!
Thank for the nostalgic video.
So good to see footage of Stella and baby Frankers.
The pup is cute and the Frazier marches on. The interior is pristine especially the dash.
I am so envious. I live in New Brunswick and you would never find anything cars from the 40s here in a filed and be able to put it back on the road with out dumping a lot of money in to it. Here you can literally watch you car rust a way. Living buy the Atlantic Ocean and all the salt they put on the roads in the winter cars don't have a chance here. Love that your saving all theses cars. Keep the videos coming love watching them.
Hey thanks for watching this stuff... I got really lucky that this Frazer was so clean underneath; not really sure why it survived so well? Maybe only driven on country roads where there was no salt?
Beer and drills, always a great combination. Even better if you can throw in a rare car. Love the jet age mirrors, very cool...
Really enjoyed this whole video series! Thanks for the update. Glad to see the old girl is still doing what she was designed and built for! The dogs look like they enjoyed the ride too! Regards
Puppety dogling!
Persuading a pal to adopt, gussy up and daily a '53 Plymouth Cranbrook so will use this as bait. Good show as always.
What a lovely old car. Just goes on and on. It was wonderful to see Stella again and how sweet she was with Frankers.❤️
I have bred and raised standard poodles since 1997. I cried when I realized Stella was gone. Having been there and done that. Thank you soooo much.
I stopped feeling affection for cars, sometime back in the early 1970's. The fact that I find myself driving around in 2 cars built in 2001 and 2005, affords me no joy and too much
concern. Computers, sensors, fuel pumps in tanks, no frames, timing belts, turbos, and the endless, dreary collection of "improvements" (which all hand you a big bill), leave me unimpressed and underwhelmed. I sorely miss the many wonderful '50's and '60's cars I used to have, back in the day. Seeing your fine collection of sturdy, honest survivors, fills me with nostalgia and longing.
Your channel is good medicine for me, and not just because of the cars. Your evident skill, your humor, your healthy contrarian nature, and the great characters who stop by to help out, are all part of the experience. Bravo!
Dear coldwarmotors: So I watched this excellent vid again and loved to see this wonderful car again. In- and outside green Kaiser/Frazer (I like to call it "Fraiser") is still my favourite. Now I got lust to watch all daily driver episodes with it again (as I did several times before already). Best regards.
Thanks for taking us along on the ride. Long may she run. But I do hear that great '60 Plymouth wanting some attention....
Poodles look like peas in as pod on the back seat! Great to see your Frazer in use, many thanks.
Hey, thanks for watching this stuff...
Good to see the old Frazer still running and treating you good. Still holding out for a Packard video!
This looks so familiar. One guy working and two or three more standing around drinking beer. Just part of the fun. The Frazier has a really pretty steering wheel and shift lever. They just don't do that kind of detail any more. Love the videos. Thanks for doing them for us.
who would have thought when you put the car together it would still be going 5 years later as your daily driver with no signs of dying
The Frazer is a awesome car! Glad you use it. That is what cars were made for! I drove my 60 Pontiac Catalina all summer as an everyday car. I put almost 4000 miles on it. It has 29,000 original miles on it now. It got regular runs on the freeway at 70 mph, going up to my dads once a week. Other than oil changes and Lube jobs, I have done ZERO to it too.... not even having to add any fluids. I am still driving it, as long as the weather holds up... and it's Nov. 21st.
Hey, right on...Love that Pontiac and all those GMs of that era. Those cars are very capable in modern traffic, and I'd be daily driving my 59 Biscayne if I could. Super reliable cars from the best era of American machinery! Cheers and all the best from me and the girls...
That steering wheel is gorgeous! What a cool old car.
I really liked this video. Some good, extended driving commentary, some intoxicated nonsensical shenanigans, Francine and Stell, better camera quality and some maintenance and installation. The only thing missing, is some 'My Classic Tire', hah. Been following the channel for years. You guys are authentic, quality youtubers and probably one of the best project oriented, old auto channels out there. Thank you for sticking around and continuing these great vids!
Hey, thanks so much for the kind words and for continuing to support this channel... All the very best from me and Stella and little Francine!
I just want to let you know how much I enjoy your videos. It was good to see the Kaiser again. Looking forward to seeing some more cold starts also! And, hello to the girls. Such good puppies!
Ok cool; I can fire off a few cold starts here if anyone wants? Cheers...
I restore old cars and motorcycles as a hobby. I consider myself a very talented dude. Until I saw this video. Sir, your skill level combined with your intellectual capacity is out of the ball park. To say I have been impressed would be like saying the Saturn 5 had some horsepower. I wish like hell I lived near you. I would gladly be one of your secret agents. You guys are my kind of people. Friends fixing stuff on old cars. I find your results to exceed that of the Palm Beach crowd. The ash tray repair, the tag light repair, and that latch repair were just out of this world. Good luck to you sir, and if you ever want to sell that Frazer, please contact me.
I'll be glad when the weather warms up so I can start working on my 1955 Chevy. I've been gathering parts all winter. Gotta love old cars!
These vids bring back many fine memories of days spent working on cars and bikes. At the end of the day, (or much earlier), sitting around a 44 gallon drum wood fire, sinking tinnies and sucking bongs.....
You get an amazing amount done 'ootside' Scott considering your short window in the warmer weather.
STEL!
I'm digging the increased video production!
Always great to see a new CWM video on the playlist. :-)
Hey thanks for checking it out...I'll try to get some more videos done now that winter is back...All the best from us here!
Congrats on a real nice survivor ride. Not hot,not rat, not restored, just an as is driver. Well done sir.
Hey thanks, and thanks for watching this stuff... all the best from me and the girls...
Things were so much better in the days before planned obsolescence. And for the record, you did up that car just the way it should've been done.... some time, good skills, some imagination and maybe a bit of love too. There's enough trailer queens and Year One catalog rebuilds at the car shows, none of which will ever have the charm and character of that Frazer. Be well guys, and thanks Scott for the update. Happy holidays & stay warm!
Hey thanks and thanks for checking out the Frazer... Glad you liked how it came out! All the best from us here...
@NorthRiverTV
You hit it right on the head with your "trailer queens" statement. Sure those cars look good, but I never understood the concept of putting all that money into a car that never sees the road...except from a trailer. I am much more impressed with the work these guys do than all the "glam work" that is put into those show cars. These guys are the REAL deal.
I remember this one well. That steering wheel still looks like it belongs there....And that shift knob is a true work of fabrihacktion.
On a side note : I have driven 1983 and older cars all thru the '90's into the 2000's. Until sadly there just was not enough left of them to drive anymore. Here on the east coast they love salt in the winter, which spells an early demise to anything driven in winter. So you pick the worst looking and best driving beater with heat and hope for the best. A few times heat has been optional. Now all i have left from the old days is my 1980 AMC concord with 42k on it, of which i am responsible for 4k. It's a time capsule...I fixed everything that needed fixing ten years ago and it all still works just fine - except the valve cover gasket since it's a 225 six it is impossible to have it leak free for very long. Have a good
John Robinson spray so e oil under the car, and drive it on a dry sandy road. Not the prettiest, but it will keep the salt and rust away.ever notice how nice the front frame is? Yes, the heat keeps it dry, but its mostly from oil seeping and dripping on it.
I watched this in the right frame of mind for the rowdy sections. Always enjoy your vids.
Haha good stuff... thanks for checking it out and for playing along... Cheers!
Dear coldwarmotors.
So I watched this again because I love your vids and, of course, the "Frayser" (except the one not green and "chromeless" door, but that's only my personal kind of taste). Great to see it again. It is a fantastic and good running reliable icon of a car with an incredibly good looking dashboard and steering wheel. I wish you always good luck with it. Wonderful dogs by the way. Also wonderful to see Stella again. Best regards.
That Frazer is such an old sweetheart..,so loyal.
Dennis
I left a comment about rebuilding the Frazer on a "Will it Start" video. In that video, "The Old Girl" really started knocking when she finally fired. The Frazer is my favorite and I would really hate to see her die and be side lined.
The idea of rebuilding another engine and having it ready to be put in when "The Old Girl" finally throws her rod is a good one.
My Grandmother was nearly 90 when she threw her rod. It was a sad day.
The Frazer reminds me of Granny, a lot of the same features. Granny was radio delete, never got re-painted, wore her tires funny or used much gas either. She made a mean goulash.
Hi Dennis! Thanks fro the note and the idea re: Frazer engine rebuild. I do have a couple of other engines lined up for the car should the original one finally kick the bucket... These are 226s pulled from Kaiser parts cars. I may pull one of those down and refresh it so it is ready to drop in to the Frazer. I am kind of curious how far she'll go though? It has been knocking like that since I got it, perhaps a collapsed piston skirt or something? I'm kind of a "run to fail" guy, so I may see how far she'll go, as I drive it gently and it hasn't gotten any worse...Cheers!
@@coldwarmotors
I appreciate your reply. I enjoy your video's and all the agents. Granny (Arley) was a base model as well.
I would definitely watch an engine rebuild on a Frazer 226.
Dennis
Seeing a running relic, it's like driving a time capsule. Great job keeping that 'ol Frazer together and I hope to see that Fury soon.
Hey thanks for the note and for checking it out...cheers.
Cheers
Excellent - many thanks for the update! The Frazer rehab is truly inspirational.
Hey, thanks for the note and for saying so; all the very best from me and the girls!
Those gulf tires in the front is soo cool. So unique too. In a earlier episode you joked about molding your own ones. You should because I want some
The little imperfections like rust and different doors is what gives these ole cars the charm/petina. nice to see the paint is "Original"
When I was a kid neighbor had a chauffeur to drive her 37lincoln Willoughby limo .he would arrive on Sunday with a brown Frazer on the door said Wiggins and Briggs landscapers .was 65yrs.ago.😎
My favorite project that you have done so far. Enjoy seeing that car.
Happy thanksgiving from New Hampshire
Gotta love Canada and Canadians! They both have a uniqueness and charachter in lifestyles and outlook......Gary in Michigan
Really love this video ! You brought a Frazer to life. I think I have seen just one in my thirty-five of going to car shows....THANKS
Hey thanks and thanks for checking it out! All the best from us here...
I have come to really like and appreciate this car.
Enjoyed the update! as always. I'm really interested in the light blue, what I think is a 59 Chevy in the background. I had my grandparents 59, but it was given to the scrap yard by a family member while I was out of town. :-(
Always look forward to each video starring the girls. The Frazer gave you less,problems than our 93 240 that just turned 121,000 original miles. Best to all from the deep south.
Hey, thanks for the note and for continuing to watch this stuff... All the best from Canada!
This is not nonsense. If I wanted nonsense, I would watch the commercial national news.
Agreed; I turned the TV off 10 years ago... Total rubbish.
Wicked to see another CWM vid. You've been an editing beast lately Scott! Love the "Cuba Cab"...glad to see it's still hanging in there. It's such a great riding car, I'm not surprised it did so well as your chip runner!
Hey Rene! Thanks for checking it out... We'll be setting up our camera in your front yard before too long, hey? Haha cheers; drive safe buddy...
Love your videos! That circa 1971 dual striped left front tire appears to be newest feature of the Frazer. ;)
Hey, thanks for the note and for checking out the Frazer...All the best from us here!
The dash on Frazer is amazing. it is so much nicer looking at something other than a blob of grey plastic. They actually put design work into it, the horn ring is beautiful, chrome trim molding, matching color to the car, the white steering wheel, it screams luxury in your automobile. Just makes cars today look like shit buckets.
Great update on the frazer, I'm glad that you aren't intending to paint it it's great the way it is. I'm eagerly awaiting any updates on the 41 Plymouth it has all the makings of a great project.
Hey, thanks for the note and for checking it out... the Plymouth is definitely in the line here; I've got a couple of "small" projects to tidy up first though! Cheers...
this c a r is five years older than me,runs way better than me,but I love this car,hand made functional art,thanks for the video.
Hey thanks for the note and for continuing to watch this stuff...Cheers!
Beautiful steering wheel on your Frazier.
Hi Scott, great video as always. It was a highlight of my trip to meet you today. Thanks for taking the time. You really inspire me to push on with my projects. All the best, john
Hey John! Thanks for stopping in... It was nice to meet another K-F enthusiast and do-it-yourselfer! All the very best getting that sweet Manhattan back on the road soon! Stop in on a warmer day if you don't find the manifold you need, haha...Cheers!
What's interesting to me is beyond some minor fix its,these cars had many more miles and years to go when alot of them where parked back in the day. and just look how long with proper maintenance they last.i love seeing the old dinosaurs rambling down the road, and I always have a thumbs up to greet them. thanks again, and francine n=eds an uber cuteness award.
Hey thanks for continuing to watch and support this kind of nonsense; all the best from me and Stel and wee Francine!
coldwarmotors thank you for sharing the nonsense! lol I'm still holding out for a vid of your "garden " from the land of death bubba and romulon. lovely.
Always love watching your videos, keep it up and take care this winter!
Hey, thanks for watching this stuff... All the best from everyone here.
I'm impressed! Maybe CCCA would consider it for their list!
Great to have the roundup for the past year. It really is a good honest car used as intended and still doing its job. It sounds surprisingly rattle free, steering looks light and the shifting isn't obstructive, all in all I would love to have a drive. Look forward to more updates, as well as future projects. Best Wishes from UK to you the agents and Stella and Francine
Hey thanks for checking it out... It really is easy to drive and very reliable. More junker "classics" on the way! Cheers...
Awesome...would love to drive that every summer.
That's really excellent ,that you haven't had alot of things wrong with it..
Absolutely Excellent Scott. Just can’t say enough about the entertainment quality of your videos. 👍👍☮️☮️🌬🌬🦅🦅 Just Love it all my man and agents. !!
Love seeing this thing still going
I'll never understand why you don't have more subs. I've been subbed for years, your vids are always great. Sure you don't upload a lot. But you're a busy man and that makes every video uploaded, just that much more special.
Hey thanks for saying so... I'm gonna keep making vids that I would watch; that's why I started in the first place, haha... Cheers from me and the girls!
I'd say it's interesting to younger people, being 21 I really enjoy the videos you produce.
Hey, thanks for saying so... All the best from me and the girls...
Id love to have that as a daily driver. It would be a blast.
Thanks for posting this Frazer update, I really enjoyed hearing about/seeing the car. I'm always excited to get a notice that you've posted something!
Even for the 4th time I liked to watch you being so happy with this reliable wonderful chips buying cruising automobile. I've loved to see Stell and cute little Frankers again also.
A shirt would be cool. That's an awesome car. Not many if any modern cars will make it to nearly 70 years old. I have a 78 Dodge truck that I would never trade for a new one
This car is a testament to the old Continental Flathead 6!!!!! Seems it's bulletproof, along with the rest of the car. Great job, guys :)
You blokes had just too much fun!
These videos are to me very relatable and inspirational.
This Frazer project reminds me one of my own projects, 1967 GAZ-21 Volga. I bought it cheap and have been fixing it.
Keep this good stuff coming!!
Thanks! Will do!
Of all your projects I've enjoyed the Frazier the most. I 've been doing Willys vehicles for about 45 years now. The shared L6-226 came in several flavors. Have you looked at the front boss on the cylinder head for the compression ratio? It should be stamped 6.8 or 7.3. The 7.3 engines with a Carter WCD carb will dyno at about 120 HP when fresh. Not bad for an engine designed to be used in a welder or generator. I would sure like to see you take the old girl to the next level. "Last Onslaught on Detroit" is a very good book detailing K-F automobiles. Thank You for the videos.
Hey, thanks for the note and for checking out the latest Frazer vid...Glad you liked it! I think for the same effort as taking this car up a notch I'd rather save the 51 Kaiser Special I salvaged a few years ago...All the best from me and the girls!
Is that a continental engine?
Glad you guys rescue the old cars and trucks. The Kaiser may not be a flash vehicle but it was well built and reliable. My Dad always talked about them when I was growing up. Keep up the good work.
Hey thanks, and thanks for watching this stuff! All the best from everyone here...
Good stuff. Love the channel and your approach to these old dinosaur cars. I wish I had the resources you have at your disposal to find and appreciate these old beauties for what they are. One of my favorite channels!
Nice! Keep driving it. Basic cars from another era have always intrigued me.
Personally I grew up with a 1989 Camry Wagon. With plenty of parts cars I'm on my fourth and still not giving a shit about it. Just drove 50 miles through Cleveland and it was the oldest thing I spotted on the road.
Wait... There was a "pimp ride" of some old GM sedan but I don't count those.
I love this video and this car. Scott - I could listen to you ramble on about the cars, your experiences with them and thoughts and ideas all day long. You are a very talented, skilled and knowledgeable man with great tastes. You make this a wonderful channel. Be well, warm and hug the girls for us! Merry Holidays - Chuck in Kansas
Hey, thanks for the note and the kind words; glad you liked it. I had a lot of fun putting this old thing together and there are a lot more to go yet! Cheers and all the best from me and the girls...
I love that car. I would definitely drive it. Think I would probably put a quickie paint job on the exterior, but other than that.. I love it.
Scott thanks for the update. Francine and Stella a great addition too your videos. Much rather drive an older car with character any day of the week.
What a great car. I'd take this over a brand new car anyday and twice on Sunday. Probably why l still prefer tube radios and rotary phones.
Please keep the videos coming. Your an oasis in my video feed.
Hey thanks for saying so and for watching this stuff! Cheers....
I totally respect what your doing with the Fraizer. You are driving a classic car with little or no money. Just a some elbow grease. I enjoy your vids and the Fraizer too. Give the pups a pet and good luck with your future endeavors.
Hey, thanks for the note and for watching this stuff...All the best from us here!
Luv to see old cars get driven! And i luv driving-um!
Great vid Scott. I love that car. I can't wait until I have the 53 Customline running as good as your Frazer. Also good to see both dogs getting along so well.
Hey, thanks for the note! Hope you get a chance to work on the old Ford now that winter is here! Cheers from me and the girls!
I like the ones about the Frazer. My dad bought one new in 47. He owned it when I was born and it brings back memories. His major complaint was 47 outside door handles broke. Keep on saving them from the crusher.
Hey thanks for the note and for checking out the Frazer vids! Always a treat to hear from anyone who remembers these cars...Cheers!
coldwarmotors I going trucks all your vids
I'm 70 but remember doing similar things.
I've just been watching this series, '49 Frazer. GREAT INTERIOR WORK!!!! This looks like a car that you're gonna have for a long time! Great job!!!
Keep enjoying that car!!!
I never did like vacuum wipers in my '61 Falcon, but it is what it is.
Cool car!!!
Thanks for the update! Great video.
Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Thanks also for the really nice note. Love the way it simply "purrs" along. Just like everything else did in its day. A "Rat Rod"?? Hell no!! It's simply a "maintained as needed- Survivor"!!! You MUST be living right!! Can't believe those old hinge screws just backed out like that!! I've had to use the old "impact screw driver" every time I wanted to adjust a old door. Including on my 57 Chevy. I hope you'll take us along when you "freshen" up that other motor. That would be "cool"!! BTW, you guys simply "have too much fun" installing mirrors so they match. ;o) Happy Thanksgiving to you and "the girls"!!! All the "a-gents" too!!!
Hey, thanks for the note and for continuing to support this nonsense... I love the electric impact wrench...those screws would have been an absolute nightmare without it. All the best from me and the girls!
Never noticed before just how beautiful that is, seems like it drives pretty good
the cars great, so is steller and I'm really liking your guitar prowess
It's such a joy to see a car from my youth being driven daily. Your channel is our favourite over here in Germany. Have a pleasant Thanksgiving! In the original tradition, we've invited the "natives" in to celebrate on Friday as Thursday is not a holiday here. Thanks to you for really entertaining videos!
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
You guys saved another old car from the crusher...and the interior looks very classy! I enjoy all your videos...keep up the good work guys :)
Styling, particularly at the rear, reminds me of my Father's first car, a 1954 Riley Pathfinder.
Most enjoyable videos! The way you repair the unwanted treasures of time...is amazing! Very impressed by the way you fabricate parts, tools, & Macgiverize solutions to some challenging fixes! Awesome. I have a 1964 Wildcat convertible that I need to save from 40 years of being parked, and hope to use some of your positive economical logic to help me get it running in 2018! Cheers!