We tried splitting this between our channels over 7 episodes, but folks largely missed my own episodes. So, I figured I would slap this all into one full length revival just so there's a record of all of it together out there. Truly was the most intense and fun revival, would never be able to top it - anything revival flavored that I do frankly feels boring in comparison. With Iowa finally climbing out of winter, you all will have to deal with me again on youtube very soon lol
Nice way to begin the spring of is with the satellite i like that car that means its going to be a good year for uncle Lukes TH-cam channel thunder heard 289
One to end them all for me really - after the satellite, everything else was too easy and boring. It was the perfect revival, short of driving it home - we overcame an insane amount of things together on that car
Best 2.5 hours Ive ever spent on TH-cam, and I even followed this series in real time. The rewatch as a single video is fantastic! Thank you! Fuckin mint
This is why I haven't had cable TV for over 10 years now. The real entertainment, the real gems, come from people like you. Watching anything from tv or motortrend channel after that feels so lame and made up!
Seriously... I can't stand seeing people on TH-cam channels saying "You should be on N*tflix!" as if that's the sign of success. Signing your soul over to a network and losing most of the creative control just to be turned into cookie-cutter trash with lame writing, dramatic music, and fake camera shake. Some people just don't know a good thing when they see it.
Hahaha motortrend, we're going to slap together thousands of dollars worth of sponsored parts in our studio shop. JYD and TH289 are the real deal. Yea there's some sponsored stuff but it's just regular guys wrenching and building like the rest of us.
I have to admit this was one of the best revive videos I’ve ever watched, bar none! Really enjoyed watching this old car be resurrected from the dead! Good job guys!
I know it’s a little late, but I just want to say this is the first video over an hour that I’ve actually sat through the entirety of on TH-cam. Thank you guys for sharing this, it was an awesome thing to view! Great work.
I am amazed that the engine of a car that has been parked in the woods for so long can start without a problem! Plymouth's craftsmanship really shouldn't be underestimated.
We need another revival like this one from the legendary duo themselves. I remember watching this one when it came out, doesn’t hurt to watch again. Good job guys
I'm not sure how many times I've watched this series.... Truly enjoy the way you two work together. Not sure how I missed it before, but the noise made when the engine fired while Luke was wrenching it over has me rolling with laughter & then chatting around the campfire when Kevin has an embarrassing realization. OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is by far my favorite video you guys have ever made! I love that you put it all together to watch as a movie. I also always loved when you would come and shoot a video with Kevin at our house. Listening to the two of you and the non-stop laughter was the best entertainment ever!
I replaced the rear brakes and rotors in my wife's Subaru this morning. When I walked in the kitchen and announced that they were done she looked at me and said "I'm starting to think that PB Blaster makes you smell pretty damn sexy." I have people like you guys to thank for that.
Guys, epic revival and video. BADASS! I enjoy these long videos especially when Mopars are being saved. She is very rotten, however will make a good parts car for some enthusiast. the owner was stoked you rescued it, if not for you she would have disintegrated where she sat. Your efforts on tidying the property was a kind act. the guy who found you the car coming along and telling you about the left hand thread deal was a touch of serependipidy. Best regards.
One of the Best automotive videos in the entirety of the internet. I just wish you three would team up as friends again to do a similar series because this was pure gold.
@@mercuryoak2 agreed to an extent, I don’t think mook had anything to do with them going separate ways as they’ve collaborated many times since she came into the picture. I do agree, I don’t like the sponsors, but I understand them. All TH-cam sponsor companies are gonna be generic crap to reach a wide audience (earbuds, groom products, vpn etc) and considering having sponsors is pretty much the only way to make a decent living off TH-cam anymore. I don’t blame Kevin for having them, even tho I don’t like em.
@@mercuryoak2 You're way too bitter. Kevin literally commented on this video. They're both relatively small channels still in the grand scheme of things and they both live in pretty rural areas. I don't see what mook has to do with this seems like you're trying to argue something that doesn't exist just because you don't like her. The sponsor thing I get, but I just skip over those.
@@KaSwipeSter I don’t understand how people can dislike mook. I do agree it took her some time to find her “on camera persona” but once she did, she became an integral part of the show, and honestly. I can’t imagine it without her. I Don’t mean this in any weird way either.
@@joshofcywg8162 keep in mind I could be grabbing at false things here, but unfortunately some people just have a stigma towards women especially with cars (tbh that's really the only reason that I can see this guy not liking her). I don't at all, I find mook to be absolutely hilarious and great at working on cars, but I know someone like my grandpa would beg to differ which makes me roll my eyes. Some people view women as evil forces that are cunning like this dude saying she drove them apart in some way. It's very unfortunate how some people are because I know for myself a lot of the best people in my life are women. (Edit: added for myself)
The owner seems such a cool guy, you could tell he still had a lot of memories and feelings for that car. I hope it's saved and restored so he can see it.
This revival is basically the definition of peak TH-cam revivals! They were starting to take off but still only a few doing them. So fun. So unique. So entertaining. Love this one
I was one of the original revival guys in the day, I think I may have even popularized the term revival. Indeed it is quite watered down these days, but it was a fun ride all the same
"We just need to apply some engineering" with a symbol of a hammer would make a killer T-shirt. Lots of good tips in this series, almost a catchall series with how many things needed to be done to make it run.
I had a 1970 Sport Satellite, this model was thought by many to be one of the best looking mopars of all time. My car was burnt orange ext and int with black alligator vinyl roof. There isn't a week that goes by that I wish I still would have kept car. I'm over 70 and that car is my favorite .
This series is actually why I subbed here. So glad you put this together in one video. I enjoyed watching it again almost as much as the first time. :)
This is probably the only time i've got the time to watch a video this length in one go (CET). These were the best and funniest two-and-a-half hours to date
Guys - LOVE you Kids!!!! You are so awesome with your cleaning up the trees and grass!!!! So THANKFUL for young folks like yourselves who are preserving these old Treasured Classics!!!! Just watched this one today. 12/30/2023
Wow Ice down those sore fingers...great work...lots of blood sweat and tears along the way. Congratulations on an awesome revival....don't forget you have no brakes!
I’ve watched a lot of “revival” videos and this is the first time i seen you guys. Just the fact alone that it was a collab and you two went to town to make that poor thing live again is instant sub for both channels. If that car was sentient i can only imagine its thoughts at the sight of you two coming to make it breathe again Also that little math formula edited in at 5:53 made me lol 16:46 *insert john cena ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?*
This is the video that started it all for me and all of you guys, I'm subscribed to all of your channels and I try my best to watch every episode religiously when they're uploaded, keep it up!
I watched all of the episodes on both channels and loved it. The two of you are so funny doing this one and Jesse was just there to make sure you didn’t get hurt and film all of the craziness.
That's officially the longest YT video I've ever watched and I enjoyed every minute of it. Great revival and great to watch you two working together - the way it should be. You were made very welcome and all the clean-up you did was a nice touch. For all you were hammering on Mopar products, got to say the mechanicals seem pretty bulletproof on that beastie, if we forget about the cr@ppy starters. Mind you, thjat could have been electrical, rather than duff starters. If you can be bothered swapping it out one more time, the first re-man starter might work OK, if you get a decent set of connections to it. Thanks for a fantastic morning's entertainment guys.😁👍
I’m surprised they didn’t explore the second starter more, I’m pretty confident it was just bad main connection the whole time. The same issue the third also exhibited.
I absolutely love how you tubers can pool their talents. The old tv channels wouldn’t let such cool fun happen. That valves thing where you could see they are in line with the piston path to knock back to closed was a stroke of genius. Wouldn’t work on a hemi coz the valves run at an angle. Well done sirs. I take my hat off to you both.
I have really enjoyed watching you guys do this revival, It has everything in it necessary for excellence, Humor, Success, Hardship, Charity, etc... Thanks!
I really enjoyed watching the whole thing. I'm a mechanic myself, i'm 57 years old and i own a 70 challenger that i bought in 1986. So "been there done that". Don't waste your time with stupid comments from people that don't know what they're talking about when it comes to old cars like that with the rust and all, it's too much time consuming. BTW cylinder #1 on most of these engines is the cylinder head that is the most forward towards the front of the car, that's your cylinder #1. A lot of engines are like that. But you probably know that by now thru another comment from an older guy like me 😆😆. Keep making those videos, they're entertaining and sometimes funny. I would of loved to be there with you guys to help out cause i just love doing shit like that. Love you guys, take care and keep reviving these old cars.😀👍
Can't believe I watched it all the way through. dozed off for 10 minutes. I cracked up at the end when it was time to test the brakes. You guys are awesome to watch.
great to rewatch this all in one video. the brake test gets me everytime. that car is definitely still worth rocking. appreciate your sacrifices getting her up and going.
Thanks for making this into a single "Movie". Hope you two are able to do some hardcore revivals again in the future. Revivals like the Satellite are awesome and encouraging. Even if its not a show car... Knowing what's worth working on and what isn't is great knowledge to share. I am going to tune my valves with a brass hammer next weekend. Lol
This should be required watching for every person that claims they are "car lovers". Take note, these are real car guys. Currently the best 2 hours on YT. Major congrats to you both 👍💪💪
Just came across this now, man oh man the memories of working on my own "revival" years ago I pulled from a field and drug home before I even knew it ran! It's an adventure but so fun. Good job guys
Awesome revival. Maybe I missed it and it was a few years ago, but what happened to the car after you took it home? Maybe Dylan got it? Really enjoyed the 2 of you partnering up, makes for great banter and content. Maybe you can each periodically partner with other youtubers in the future????
As a Mopar guy, not many of us relish dealing with mopar starters, but as you've come to find, it's their engines is where they really shine. Pity it's not a 340, 383, or 440, but 318s are solid engines. Well done, guys!
Amazing video to watch for so long. Don't even know how I got to your site, was watching a V8 supercars video, then your video popped up. But I did enjoy it. Cheers
@@ThunderHead289 it seems like it was only last year that you did this revival. I don’t remember exactly when you guys first pulled it out of its resting place
You guys are awesome! I’ve been watching your flick and seeing all the trouble you’ve overcome and now I feel guilty about complaining while replacing the vacuum lines in my 1990 F-150! Cheers!
Say what you will about the amount of rust. Sitting outside for 35 years 40 years what ever it is in an area that floods with tree growing up around it to the point you forget there is a car in there. I'd say it survived pretty good. I have seen cars that people claim sat for 15 years some times less with more rust up the side panels.
Maybe I'll make more - I was the original average Joe revival guy before any of these chaps now. Rae and realistically filmed, because it didn't need any fluff.
This is an excellent video and you guys have really helped an older family in need of a backyard cleanup . YOU SHOULD REALLY BE PROUD OF YOURSELVES WHILE SPENDING TIME TO CREATE THIS VIDEO. WELL DONE!!
I'll be 70 in a couple of months. Watched these knuckleheads get that thing running. Amazed! The ratrod culture is still alive and well. Gives me hope for this generation !
I use to race cars and my buddy would be rebuilding my engines for the next race after I blow one up well he sat in my living room in front of the TV watching football, news, or MTV back in the late 80s and early 90s. He slept on my couch for free and only required that I got him a 24 pack of beer and a carton of smokes for doing the work. He had it done in a day and then we rolled the engine back into the garage and put it in my car. And the next day after a night's rest we would be back out at Bremerton raceway to drag race or at Kitsap Fairground for Destruction Dubies. A lot of this reminds me of what you guys are doing that we did with the old junkers we made into Duby cars.
We tried splitting this between our channels over 7 episodes, but folks largely missed my own episodes.
So, I figured I would slap this all into one full length revival just so there's a record of all of it together out there.
Truly was the most intense and fun revival, would never be able to top it - anything revival flavored that I do frankly feels boring in comparison.
With Iowa finally climbing out of winter, you all will have to deal with me again on youtube very soon lol
Debbie does Iowa. Lol
This was an epic one that put you guys on the map. Good job bro.
Nice way to begin the spring of is with the satellite i like that car that means its going to be a good year for uncle Lukes TH-cam channel thunder heard 289
We missed ya buddy.
I'm glad you did cos I missed it 1st time round
These were the good ole days, such a badass revival 🤘
One to end them all for me really - after the satellite, everything else was too easy and boring.
It was the perfect revival, short of driving it home - we overcame an insane amount of things together on that car
@@ThunderHead289 Ever since then they've been easy 😂
Wish y’all still worked together. The friendship on camera really made the videos and it’s what got me started watching both of your channels.
@@CaptainMagnus we will again, just both been so busy!
This was really the good old days
Best 2.5 hours Ive ever spent on TH-cam, and I even followed this series in real time. The rewatch as a single video is fantastic! Thank you! Fuckin mint
Put er in the ketchup
This is why I haven't had cable TV for over 10 years now. The real entertainment, the real gems, come from people like you. Watching anything from tv or motortrend channel after that feels so lame and made up!
Seriously... I can't stand seeing people on TH-cam channels saying "You should be on N*tflix!" as if that's the sign of success. Signing your soul over to a network and losing most of the creative control just to be turned into cookie-cutter trash with lame writing, dramatic music, and fake camera shake. Some people just don't know a good thing when they see it.
Exactly
Hahaha motortrend, we're going to slap together thousands of dollars worth of sponsored parts in our studio shop.
JYD and TH289 are the real deal. Yea there's some sponsored stuff but it's just regular guys wrenching and building like the rest of us.
I have to admit this was one of the best revive videos I’ve ever watched, bar none! Really enjoyed watching this old car be resurrected from the dead! Good job guys!
@@endgovernmentextremism and used to be A&E. I sometimes wonder what it would have been like.
I know it’s a little late, but I just want to say this is the first video over an hour that I’ve actually sat through the entirety of on TH-cam. Thank you guys for sharing this, it was an awesome thing to view! Great work.
@Tango Down2x2x First one I've seen, man.
Did I really just sit on the toilet for 2 hours 29 minutes 😂
Omg this is literally the best comment I have ever seen.
Thats not good for your under parts bud. Do some time on the couch. You deserve it.
Man I had to get off after an hour😂
I'm just glad I'm not alone 😂😂😂😂
I’m In The 🛀 😅
I am amazed that the engine of a car that has been parked in the woods for so long can start without a problem! Plymouth's craftsmanship really shouldn't be underestimated.
I mean, I once heard that the engine of an old Mopar car will outlast the rest of the car, soooo… yeah
We need another revival like this one from the legendary duo themselves. I remember watching this one when it came out, doesn’t hurt to watch again. Good job guys
It's better to get the original carburetor for
We need more JD and TH289 colabs. I first started watching yall on the abandoned f250 revive. I’d like to see more camping out revives
Check out Mortske Repair on here too! Some rad stuff on his channel. Hope he can link up with JD, ThundeHead and VGG
Yessss
@@itsbingbongyo You have pleanty more channels like this, i follow them all +++++
Or you can just go camping.
Hell, I know people that have to go through all that every time they start their car...
Thanks, y'all- That was a great time.
peace.
This is the gold standard for revivals. Absolutely epic!
I'm not sure how many times I've watched this series.... Truly enjoy the way you two work together. Not sure how I missed it before, but the noise made when the engine fired while Luke was wrenching it over has me rolling with laughter & then chatting around the campfire when Kevin has an embarrassing realization. OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Surprise!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😂😂😂😂😂
Seeing Junkyard Digs and Thunderhead 289 at it together again was incredibly wholesome. Thank you for this. Brings a smile to our faces
The floor on that satellite, that's incredibly wholesome🤪👍🏻
This is by far my favorite video you guys have ever made! I love that you put it all together to watch as a movie. I also always loved when you would come and shoot a video with Kevin at our house. Listening to the two of you and the non-stop laughter was the best entertainment ever!
I replaced the rear brakes and rotors in my wife's Subaru this morning. When I walked in the kitchen and announced that they were done she looked at me and said "I'm starting to think that PB Blaster makes you smell pretty damn sexy." I have people like you guys to thank for that.
I need to go to the store and get some PB Blaster...
This was a really fun watch. As a young old-car enthusiast I learned a nice handful of tips and tricks.
I am a machinist..the first thing I was taught in apprentice school was.."don't use force, use a bigger hammer". That rule is golden.
Guys, epic revival and video. BADASS! I enjoy these long videos especially when Mopars are being saved. She is very rotten, however will make a good parts car for some enthusiast. the owner was stoked you rescued it, if not for you she would have disintegrated where she sat. Your efforts on tidying the property was a kind act. the guy who found you the car coming along and telling you about the left hand thread deal was a touch of serependipidy. Best regards.
One of the Best automotive videos in the entirety of the internet.
I just wish you three would team up as friends again to do a similar series because this was pure gold.
@@mercuryoak2 agreed to an extent, I don’t think mook had anything to do with them going separate ways as they’ve collaborated many times since she came into the picture. I do agree, I don’t like the sponsors, but I understand them. All TH-cam sponsor companies are gonna be generic crap to reach a wide audience (earbuds, groom products, vpn etc) and considering having sponsors is pretty much the only way to make a decent living off TH-cam anymore. I don’t blame Kevin for having them, even tho I don’t like em.
@@mercuryoak2 You're way too bitter. Kevin literally commented on this video. They're both relatively small channels still in the grand scheme of things and they both live in pretty rural areas. I don't see what mook has to do with this seems like you're trying to argue something that doesn't exist just because you don't like her. The sponsor thing I get, but I just skip over those.
@@KaSwipeSter I don’t understand how people can dislike mook. I do agree it took her some time to find her “on camera persona” but once she did, she became an integral part of the show, and honestly. I can’t imagine it without her. I Don’t mean this in any weird way either.
@@joshofcywg8162 keep in mind I could be grabbing at false things here, but unfortunately some people just have a stigma towards women especially with cars (tbh that's really the only reason that I can see this guy not liking her). I don't at all, I find mook to be absolutely hilarious and great at working on cars, but I know someone like my grandpa would beg to differ which makes me roll my eyes. Some people view women as evil forces that are cunning like this dude saying she drove them apart in some way. It's very unfortunate how some people are because I know for myself a lot of the best people in my life are women.
(Edit: added for myself)
@@joshofcywg8162 my grandpa one time was suprised that a girl was working on her car in the shop at school and I just gave him a dirty look.
I think I’ve watched this four or five times now. Great epic episode! Learned a lot. Very inspirational…
The owner seems such a cool guy, you could tell he still had a lot of memories and feelings for that car. I hope it's saved and restored so he can see it.
This revival is basically the definition of peak TH-cam revivals! They were starting to take off but still only a few doing them. So fun. So unique. So entertaining. Love this one
I was one of the original revival guys in the day, I think I may have even popularized the term revival.
Indeed it is quite watered down these days, but it was a fun ride all the same
@@ThunderHead289this reveal is probably what made most people go out there and revive there own cars
"We just need to apply some engineering" with a symbol of a hammer would make a killer T-shirt. Lots of good tips in this series, almost a catchall series with how many things needed to be done to make it run.
I had a 1970 Sport Satellite, this model was thought by many to be one of the best looking mopars of all time. My car was burnt orange ext and int with black alligator vinyl roof. There isn't a week that goes by that I wish I still would have kept car. I'm over 70 and that car is my favorite .
This is the kind of revival I like watching. Making the impossible, possible. Great video!
These videos are amazing and I love seeing these old cars come back to life one with that much life and that healthy of a motor is amazing
I watched both yours and Kevin's versions and here it is in one place. Great stuff. You guys work real well together.
Pretty epic how Luke smashed Kevin's fingers and yet he still talks to him lol
This was by far my favorite series, I wish you guys would make another episode on this car.
What a beautiful old Mopar! Excellent video as always!
I'm subscribed to both these guys and it's great to see them working together, they do it well.
This series is actually why I subbed here. So glad you put this together in one video. I enjoyed watching it again almost as much as the first time. :)
That burn out at the end was awesome. So proud of you guys. Good work.well done.what a great show.Thanks.
This is the best thing I've seen on TH-cam in years. Everything about it was awesome! Thank you.
I've watched this like 3 times now, Can say this is way better than anything you find on the TV now a days.
This is probably the only time i've got the time to watch a video this length in one go (CET).
These were the best and funniest two-and-a-half hours to date
Guys - LOVE you Kids!!!! You are so awesome with your cleaning up the trees and grass!!!! So THANKFUL for young folks like yourselves who are preserving these old Treasured Classics!!!! Just watched this one today. 12/30/2023
I watched this revival over and over so many times. It never fails to be entertaining. Love these collaborations you do with Kevin.
I'm so glad Kevin grew his beard out. This car was one of my favorites to watch...camping out to do a revival makes for a good video.
This is probably the best video series on youtube
Wow Ice down those sore fingers...great work...lots of blood sweat and tears along the way. Congratulations on an awesome revival....don't forget you have no brakes!
I know NOTHING about working on cars. But I absolutely loved watching you two work on this😁🤣
Great work and know how. My dad was a big Mopar guy. He'd love this video. 35 years sitting awesome job. Good ol'trusty ⚒️
This was one of my favorites! I sure miss you two together on revivals. What a team!
I’ve watched a lot of “revival” videos and this is the first time i seen you guys.
Just the fact alone that it was a collab and you two went to town to make that poor thing live again is instant sub for both channels.
If that car was sentient i can only imagine its thoughts at the sight of you two coming to make it breathe again
Also that little math formula edited in at 5:53 made me lol
16:46 *insert john cena ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?*
Thank you for putting this build series into one video.
This is the video that started it all for me and all of you guys, I'm subscribed to all of your channels and I try my best to watch every episode religiously when they're uploaded, keep it up!
Got to love when a car is part of a great love story. It deserves to be fixed up and put back on the road
My most favorite revival....not only from you guys, but most of youtube.
I watched all of the episodes on both channels and loved it. The two of you are so funny doing this one and Jesse was just there to make sure you didn’t get hurt and film all of the craziness.
yeah some really rofl moments in those videos.
Same
Awesome work, 4 days and ya did it. As a mechanic, good job. Nick from Australia.
That's officially the longest YT video I've ever watched and I enjoyed every minute of it. Great revival and great to watch you two working together - the way it should be.
You were made very welcome and all the clean-up you did was a nice touch.
For all you were hammering on Mopar products, got to say the mechanicals seem pretty bulletproof on that beastie, if we forget about the cr@ppy starters. Mind you, thjat could have been electrical, rather than duff starters. If you can be bothered swapping it out one more time, the first re-man starter might work OK, if you get a decent set of connections to it. Thanks for a fantastic morning's entertainment guys.😁👍
I’m surprised they didn’t explore the second starter more, I’m pretty confident it was just bad main connection the whole time. The same issue the third also exhibited.
I absolutely love how you tubers can pool their talents. The old tv channels wouldn’t let such cool fun happen. That valves thing where you could see they are in line with the piston path to knock back to closed was a stroke of genius. Wouldn’t work on a hemi coz the valves run at an angle. Well done sirs. I take my hat off to you both.
I have really enjoyed watching you guys do this revival, It has everything in it necessary for excellence, Humor, Success, Hardship, Charity, etc... Thanks!
I really enjoyed watching the whole thing. I'm a mechanic myself, i'm 57 years old and i own a 70 challenger that i bought in 1986. So "been there done that". Don't waste your time with stupid comments from people that don't know what they're talking about when it comes to old cars like that with the rust and all, it's too much time consuming. BTW cylinder #1 on most of these engines is the cylinder head that is the most forward towards the front of the car, that's your cylinder #1. A lot of engines are like that. But you probably know that by now thru another comment from an older guy like me 😆😆. Keep making those videos, they're entertaining and sometimes funny. I would of loved to be there with you guys to help out cause i just love doing shit like that. Love you guys, take care and keep reviving these old cars.😀👍
What we all need now in this bad time the world is going through is much more of thunderhead 289 and junkyard digs having fun camping.
Can't believe I watched it all the way through. dozed off for 10 minutes. I cracked up at the end when it was time to test the brakes. You guys are awesome to watch.
Loved this series. Got me started on you two.
great to rewatch this all in one video. the brake test gets me everytime. that car is definitely still worth rocking. appreciate your sacrifices getting her up and going.
Thanks for making this into a single "Movie". Hope you two are able to do some hardcore revivals again in the future. Revivals like the Satellite are awesome and encouraging. Even if its not a show car... Knowing what's worth working on and what isn't is great knowledge to share.
I am going to tune my valves with a brass hammer next weekend. Lol
You guys need more of this. This is one of the best revivals ever! I remember watching it on both your channels
I miss these co-ops where you guys (including Dylan) worked together. You should do more of this.
You did on the Arizona trip
By far one of the greatest videos I've seen, loved the humor, the car, and I'm glad y'all got it done 👍
This has to be the most hysterical "Will it Run?" video ever. Well done boys!
I watched this entire series in bits but I'm back to see this compilation, thanks Luke.
My name's luke, but your welcome
That BURNOUT was beyond impressive!!!! Epic is an understatement.
This should be required watching for every person that claims they are "car lovers".
Take note, these are real car guys.
Currently the best 2 hours on YT.
Major congrats to you both 👍💪💪
It's funny how much Kevin then looks like Jesse does now.
Just came across this now, man oh man the memories of working on my own "revival" years ago I pulled from a field and drug home before I even knew it ran! It's an adventure but so fun. Good job guys
Awesome revival. Maybe I missed it and it was a few years ago, but what happened to the car after you took it home? Maybe Dylan got it? Really enjoyed the 2 of you partnering up, makes for great banter and content. Maybe you can each periodically partner with other youtubers in the future????
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As a Mopar guy, not many of us relish dealing with mopar starters, but as you've come to find, it's their engines is where they really shine. Pity it's not a 340, 383, or 440, but 318s are solid engines.
Well done, guys!
That Brokeback Mountain joke was funny as hell I laughed my ass off for 10 minutes
Amazing video to watch for so long. Don't even know how I got to your site, was watching a V8 supercars video, then your video popped up. But I did enjoy it. Cheers
🤙 incredible team. I remember that you found some crazy things in that car.
in our day, we were unparalleled together.
@@ThunderHead289 you, Kevin, Dylan make an awesome team when you guys work together.
@@ThunderHead289 it seems like it was only last year that you did this revival. I don’t remember exactly when you guys first pulled it out of its resting place
@@LunarOutlawsGarage 2019, its been some time ago now
@@ThunderHead289 that’s right. Right when I stated my channel. Man the past few years have flown by
You guys are awesome! I’ve been watching your flick and seeing all the trouble you’ve overcome and now I feel guilty about complaining while replacing the vacuum lines in my 1990 F-150! Cheers!
Miss you two working on the cars together
You can't find these 1970 satellite's anymore. Awesome car. Great to see y'all rescuing it.
I remember this was shot awhile ago, but Kevin looks like a different person 😂 how long ago was this exactly?
2019 ?
My first video of you guys good movie it's 3:30 a.m. in Michigan March 9th Nothing I would rather watch.. love it...
Say what you will about the amount of rust. Sitting outside for 35 years 40 years what ever it is in an area that floods with tree growing up around it to the point you forget there is a car in there. I'd say it survived pretty good. I have seen cars that people claim sat for 15 years some times less with more rust up the side panels.
Great video; just love you both doing revivals. Greetings from the UK.
there's not Mopar's in Iowa, because people in Iowa have brains.
@charlotteann7241
Debatable
one of the best revivals ive seen to date and ive watched hundreds if not thousands
Bluetooth rear frame rails, gas tank, and floors. Technology that was decades ahead of its time. lol 😆
ONE OF THE. BEST VIDEOS I SEEN HOPE TO SEE MORE from you soon very well put together.
What did you guys end up doing with this car?
this. There's 0 info on what happened to it since. Sold I'm assuming.
Luke stated recently that to the best of his knowledge, Kevin still owns it. Best thing to do would be to ask Kevin...
- Max Giganteum
Kevin has just published a new video about it last week! 😀 The car has been given to Dylan.
You guys have way to much fun. Wish I could still do that but I get to watch you. Awome
I literally played farm sim 22 the entire time. Cut down half a damn forest while zoning out to this. Awesome video.
Ones in a while I go back to the older shows the rawness of it all makes it so cool great job guys
Maybe I'll make more - I was the original average Joe revival guy before any of these chaps now. Rae and realistically filmed, because it didn't need any fluff.
Miss you guys working together, this was an Epic series. Looking forward to more 289 content!
This is an excellent video and you guys have really helped an older family in need of a backyard cleanup . YOU SHOULD REALLY BE PROUD OF YOURSELVES WHILE SPENDING TIME TO CREATE THIS VIDEO. WELL DONE!!
I'll be 70 in a couple of months. Watched these knuckleheads get that thing running. Amazed! The ratrod culture is still alive and well. Gives me hope for this generation !
Wow, amazing Mopar adventure guys. Really brought me back to the old days. Cheers.
Thanks for bringing that piece back to life. Keep making and sharing your adventures.
most people wouldnt even go near that thing, but you got it running on mostly original parts, and that is just insane, nice work fellas.
I think this first video is how I found you, so funny I'm still here watching. You need to do another one soon boys
This is my favorite colab of you two guys. I laughed so hard some times. I wish you guys do this a little more often.
I know nothing about cars, but I really enjoyed this video. Watched it till the end!! 🤩
Say what you want, that 318 had 0 quit in it! I’ve owned a few over the years. TBI and MPFI, they take abuse with a smile! Love the channel Hoss!
Awesome. Loved watching this back when it was on both channels. Really cool to see it all together
I use to race cars and my buddy would be rebuilding my engines for the next race after I blow one up well he sat in my living room in front of the TV watching football, news, or MTV back in the late 80s and early 90s. He slept on my couch for free and only required that I got him a 24 pack of beer and a carton of smokes for doing the work. He had it done in a day and then we rolled the engine back into the garage and put it in my car. And the next day after a night's rest we would be back out at Bremerton raceway to drag race or at Kitsap Fairground for Destruction Dubies. A lot of this reminds me of what you guys are doing that we did with the old junkers we made into Duby cars.