Radiators, Renaults, and Going for a Drive in the 1960 Plymouth Fury... Also: Edsel Cold Start!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2023
- Hi guys! Well, I got a chance to repair the 1959 Plymouth Fury this week, after Myles drove his 1966 model back to his place to start reassembling it! Dean is on the scene as we remove the seized engine from the little Renault 5, and we take the 1960 Fury for a drive before winter... His Edsel battery has arrived, so we get that going and he can take it home, too!
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Dean is a true friend.
He's best friend a guy could ask for , look after him 🙏👍👍
Dean needs some more of his greasy flips fixed up and running and driving with help from the team 🙃
He's So Agreeable!!!
I wish I could hang with Dean--he could make the worst day ever the best day ever!😎
Yeah, he's cool! Sent me a 58 Plymouth deluxe steering wheel! He's looking for a horn ring for it also! Marc. Thanks Dean!
Myles’ Fury is just absolutely incredible!
Everyone needs a friend like Dean!
This whole episode.was a star stuffed event. Myles, Dean, Tom, the trio of Furies, the Edsel - quite the show.
Seeing Myles back out of the garage is the crowning jewel on that 2 week thrash! The light on the panels from the garage showed how straight it is! Beautiful work you two!😎
The best part of this episode is you and Tom pressure testing that rad.
Edsel is cool. Good luck. Dean. The. Band. Sounds. Great. Thanks
Just got the Calendars in the mail yesterday - and it's obvious how much care went into every aspect of the project, even the packaging! I'm very glad I was able to support it and help make it a success. When I'm back to visit Dad I'll post a picture of us with them in the Patreon Community wall. The photography work on the Fury photo was the most stunning, and of course it got the top spot - the peak of Summer. Well done to everyone involved!
Scott: I have no tolerance, the hood does-classic!😎
70 years ago a friend bought a v12 Lincoln. After about two weeks the rods started knocking.
He discovered that some one had put Pabst Blue Ribbon metal under the bearings to sell it....
Fun times.
Nothing more relaxing than watching Frankers go for a ride
Color matching rims and hubcaps, that's the way to go Myles! The car looks fantastic!👌😍
Myles fury looks so awesome beautiful car a joy to watch today thanks for all you do to save the old cars you all are amazing.😊👍👍❤
Myles has to be thrilled to see that good looking car nearly done. Two thumbs up.
Myles' 1966 Plymouth looks fabulous! Beautiful shade of red!
Perfect. Thank you so much. My Saturday is complete. Thanx to all of our vets as well.
Scott, Dean is such a hard worker for you. God bless him!
Myles. Plymouth Fury...WICKED!
That turned out fantastic.
Cheers from Wisconsin
Dean was looking sharp driving off into the night with the dules puffing out the moisture and the wide white's gleaming. 🤟😎
Watched this episode as I was admiring the pic of the '59 Fury on my newly received calendar, which arrived in the mail just yesterday. Love the quality of the calendar Scott! Thanks so much!
Hey, glad you like it! Thanks for ordering one...Cheers!
After a 2,853 mile journey the CWM 2024 Calendar is UP, and beautifying the immediate surroundings. And Miss January gets a "new" rad. Cool.
Thanks so much for ordering one, Thomas! Glad it arrived in good shape...Cheers!
Cars in the past had their own personalities.
MOPAR - it’s all about the starter!! ;-)
Myles ‘s. Fury came out great .
Wonderful video
Scott.
All the best!
R5 ‘ s. Refuse to die !
Myles 66 sounds so good and the new paint is awesome. Will be getting better and better over the winter.
Damn Myles' fury looks great.
The '59 is a GORGEOUS vehicle! Tom must have been a wild man back in the day! 😂
Great show, just the right amount of tomfoolery. The conversation between you and Tom while working on the rad had my eyes watering. :D You guys did an awesome job with Myles 66...looks superb.. All the best from the shed in Iowa
If you need a sidekick Randahl, I'm available! My language is not as colorful though...😆
Thanks Randahl! Glad you got a laugh...Cheers!
😆@@glennnickerson8438
CWMC is my favourite sitcom!
Great show! Miles sure has "Clifford the big red car". Wicked sharp. Nice multi faceted content to entertain those with short attention spans. " Mr. Neustead's wardrobe provided by : House of Dean". Thanks for all of it.
Just love those openings, Furys look great
Myles' Fury promises to be gorgeous when it's finished!
I learn something every episode- a few shows ago, Jim set me straight on the 'correct' lyrics to Iggy Pop's 'Lust for Life'; this episode, Dean set me straight on the lyrics to Elton John's 'Benny and the Jets', so my non-automotive related knowledge has benefited from CWM, too!
Thanks for including a clip of the band one again- love those!
Cheers!
The Plymouths and Edsel sound nice. But Miles' Newport and his 66 sound really superb. Nothing can touch a bb Mopar.
Really cool to watch Myles' Fury drive away, like a memory come to life. The same with Dean's Edsel, what a great car! And I enjoyed watching the repair on the 1959 Fury radiator. Reduce, reuse and recycle. Well done! Cheers.
Anxious to see the 66 with all the dressing back on the car. Man that is red.
Hi Scott!! I'm glad you got the '59 Fury radiator issue sorted out !!!!! OH!! I received my calendar and you did a GREAT JOB WITH THE PACKAGEING DESIGN!! The calendar arrived in PERFECT shape regardless of the postal service attempts to harm it!! All I needed was my trusty Exacto knife, and within a few minutes I had my calendar unwrapped and ready to hang in it's place on the wall !!! ALL GREAT PICTURES AND MANY WITH YOU AND FRANKER'S IN THEM!!!!!! GREAT JOB !!!
I think you still got at least another 3 years wear left in that flannel shirt. Lookin' forward to see Myle's Fury when she's all done.
A Chevy Chevette with California emissions is a close contender for the worst engine bay.
Keep up the great work Scott!!
Myles "arrest me red" Fury! Looking good!
That opening sequence alone easily deserved a thumps up👍all by itself. The band opening following by that iconic start-up and backing out of the Fury. Just divine, as was the whole episode.
Seeing the three Furys was a real treat. The 60 of course is the ultimate eye candy.
Myles’ Plymouth turned out awesome. The police wheels and the dog dish hubcaps are a nice touch. Job well done guys.
Congratulations Myles ! Now You get to have Scott teach You to beat the bright work into submission.😂 Saturday edition from the Same Old Shit Studios is always a delight. Best Wishes to everyone at Cold War Motors.
what amazes me about Dean's Edsel is that he's the second owner of it...... and man, I'm scared now to even attempt to work on my R5!
Isn't that crazy? I'm also the second owner of my 59 Chev and my 1951 Ford a, my 1967 Fury... And the black R5, come to think of it! They are a bit fiendish, but in the end it is only a car and it can be repaired... All the best as always from here!
I suggest taking the distributor out of the 58 poly( different specs to a 2 barrel carb), love to see the 57 plodge on the lot
A highlight of my week!
You pilot the 1959 and '60 Plymouth Furies extremely well.
Hasn’t been a lot of smiles here rehabbing but that first shot of the Sport Fury put a smile on my face!! Great work!! Go Myles!!
Thumbs up for the Fury trio! We take our new cars for granted-cold starting in past times was a ritual-chocking, cranking, praying-now we push a button from our kitchen-crazy! Cheers CWM Crew!
Yeah, it was a bit of a procedure getting those old cars up and running in cold weather. And some of them you dare not shut off after you got it running.
Speak for yourself. I drive old vehicle's (carbureated) and they start up just fine in sub freezing weather.
@@nicolatesla768 You obviously never owned third-hand beaters because you were broke.
@@armorer94 I learned how to work on Cars, because I always drove old beater's 😁 Now I'm a mechanic. Carbs are fairly easy to get tuned up right, once you learn the basics.
Having been a mechanic 20 years ago. It puts a smile on my face seeing y’all working on these vehicles. I’m in the process of putting the snows on the family fleet. I had to change the pads on my truck when I went to put mine on. But it was great to pull wrenches again. Keep it up guys!👍
Thank you guys, the vids you make are so relaxing! Cool cars, many memories of doing the same as you, fixing broken radiators and (many other things) just enjoying the cars for what they are. Love this channel so much!!!:)
Good friends, good times, great cars.. This is why you are my favorite channel! Thanks for my favorite hour of viewing, week in and week out. No "Bad Chad" style b.s. - just sharing some time with good buddies over the fender of a car! Cheers and thank you!
Seeing Richard was a nice surprise. There's a guy who knows a thing or two about French cars.
Yeah! Any time I get to see Richard is a great time! He's been a Citroen mechanic since before I was born...
Myles's car looks great, even in the poor lighting. That 59 would make for a great picture with some sunny pristine snow fields as a backround.
Hearing the starter and the engine fire up on Myle's Fury was an excellent way to get started with the show. And an early appearance of the Star, Menace Dog. Bonus! It's another great Saturday with CWM on the Test Porch. Burn 🔥 some flowers 💐 and have a great rest of your weekend everyone! .
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers from me and the Menace...
Every time is start my mint 1964 Ford Falcon Ranchero pickup, I smile (7,200 miles on it). Every time I start my 2003 Ford F 150 ‘Harley Davidson’ edition pickup I smile. .....until I look under the hood at that super charged ‘nightmare of an engine’ to work on. Then I get a gut ache thinking off future repair needs ! Great Show as usual. Gary in Michigan
Glad you were able to find a fix for the 59 Fury. Myles car came out awesome, beautiful paint job. I love the Edsel, what a ride! Cheers!
Was Steve earl on the drums at the start?
Big thumbs up to myles, that car is great, great work Scott getting that wagon sorted:)
Tell Myles his Fury is one of the most beautiful cars I’ve ever seen! Sounds amazing too!
I gotta say, this is the ONLY channel that I watch that is longer than 30minutes. BTW my 1.5 diesel Clio died.. 😕 But I got a Fix Or Repair Daily. Focus. It's a journey.😊
The horn on the 60 fury reminds me of the Movie. It's a mad mad mad mad world. Dick Shawn blasting the horn and running Uncle Milty and Terry Thomas off the road.
Enjoyed Dean's rendition of "Larry And The Mets"!
Calendar showed up today in Nebraska. Its in great shape and it looks great on the wall.
The Fury seems to run much better with the new paint!!
Fantastic opening musical sequence!!! Both of those Plymouths are just beyond gorgeous!! You're so lucky to have both fabulous cars!
After seeing what Scott went thew to make the 1960 into what it is I wouldn't call it luck! Just wish I had that man's talent.
@@mylanmiller9656 Good Point! It goes beyond luck, it was a lot of sweat, hard work, and determination for sure!
The R-5 engine bay is a rats nest from hell. I remember taking at least two hours trying to find a coolant leak 33 years ago 😂
Myles' car is looking awesome, can't wait to she her all chromed up.
The worst nightmare I've seen is a 1978 Chevy van ambulance conversion. It had two batteries and all the extra wiring for lights stuffed in that very tight space.. The switches were mounted on a panel attached to the inside engine cover. To get that cover off, you had to release the clamps and reach under to pull the plugs. I was about 12 years old and was the only one around with small enough hands to get into most places on that thing. Thanks for the weekly entertainment. Cheers!
Hi Heather! That sounds just awful; thanks or the laugh! Cheers from here...
Alright! Another video from one of the very best on TH-cam. I always find your presentations informative, interesting and your methods and processes fascinating.
And I should add, watching you guys helps a great deal with my depression issues and my chronic intractable 24/7 pain problems. For this I can’t thank you enough !
BTW, if you ever need help with the radios for these wonderful projects I’m an electronic engineer with 50+ years experience in repairing, restoring and building old vacuum tube based audio and radio gear. I’d be thrilled if I could ever lend you a hand.
Peace my friends,
DrRick
What a sweet set of automotive history. Myles has to be so happy with that paint job. The 59 Fury is as impressive today as it was in the beginning. Those parts cars sure come in handy when needed. Dean's Edsel is classic. Try imagining one of today's junkers still rolling along 60 something years later.
I think a fun idea for a summer showdown next year would be to get some of deans greasy flip cars running haha
Thanks guys. I PDRed a dent out of the wife's car yesterday. Took my time, in the end I thought; "Scott would be happy with that".
Dean and Tom are like the Martin and Lewis of Cold War motors 👍love the video and hey frankers
The little Nikkorex sounds like it’s running flawlessly. I realize this will be the only comment on the camera motor versus the V8s. Love the V8s don’t get me wrong. I hope your film turns out great.
Yeah, me too! I can't wait to see it...
Thanks for another great show. Love when Tom stops in.
So much to unpack in this episode! First off, good job on saving a rare "Chryco" rad. I never thought much about the radiator in my '65 Polara until I had to get it re-cored, and then realized it was a Chryco unit and most likely original to the car. I had previously assumed that it would have been replaced at some point in the last sixty years. Secondly, it's great to see Tom looking so good / chipper. He has his old sass back, and it's wonderful to see. Finally, Myles Fury looks great! It's so satisfying to see the payoff for all of that hard prep work! Love the show, keep 'em coming!
Talk about Turning up the Bass! what a hot Fury!!
That Fury is just a gem and it sounds sweet
I want to see it with the fender skirts on looks awesome nice job
I don't care what others think, I think that yellow fury is a pretty car.
Which Fury is the prettiest, 59 or60? That’s a tough one for me.
The engine bay in the Renault is about as cramped as an rv toilet! It's in fantastic shape.
Hearing Miles' Fury fire up,and seeing it roll away sure makes a heart swell.All of you that put the sweat in;Thank you.Are you sure the Oh-Nooo can't use a Toronado drive-train swap?LoL.Let's see if This get's removed for saying a name.The Fadsel still looks and sounds awesome.Glad the Angry didn't melt down,and you have a rad for it.Cheers to the crew and viewers.Jeers to the popoop overseeing the sight nowdays
The Furry is beautiful. The exhaust note is classic Mopar. What a wonderful sound. '66 is one of my favorites ('64 Fury being my all time favorite).
Man, the late night sight and sound of Myles' Fury starting up and backing out of the paint booth put a BIG smile on my face. What a tease; can't wait to see it finished. Myles sure knows how to make an engine sound good. Another fantastic episode from beginning to end (as they all are).
Miles' car came out really nice. Time to do a tidy on his Poncho. That blown motor the 4 bbl came off sure was clean inside. I hate when morons ruin perfectly good engines (even if they are old and smoking).
Myles car sounds like a 383. Nice job guys!
I look forward to seeing your 8 mm movie! When I grew up this was the high technology for recording your family.
Great video! I love these cars put together stock and not chopped up!
Oh man, Miles' Fury is abso;utely gorgeous! Well done guys.
*RED!*
To those patina fans out there, I offer the following: i LOVED that this episode had so many *nice* looking cars!
The '66 Fury looks (and sounds) amazing, the '59 + '60 Fury brothers did their usual preening and even Deans'
Edsel is looking (and again, sounding) sweet. Love it!
(...something Renault something something...sorry, eyes glazed over at that engineering monstrosity...)
Myles, Justin, Dean, Tom all make cameos too. All in all, another sweet episode and we look forward to the
pack mule delivery bringing the calendar up the ridge one month soon....hopefully (can't track it, so?).
- Ed on the Ridge
Can't wait to see Myles Fury in full trim. Dean gets the Edsel's engine to operating temperature it should be toasty inside.
Such a great week! I love the music, just not long enough to crank it up and enjoy (hint🙃). Scott, I know that you know what you are doing, but that Renault would just leave me shaking my head. It looked and still looks impossible. Loved seeing Vicky at home amongst her friends. The paint on the Fury is jaw dropping. 👍 Myles.
Scott trying to figure out a way to block his radiatior to pressure test it.
Tom - Put your dink in it.😂
Le Car, the favorite of 1980s graphic artists. And it's always good to hear the band.
The hood latch with Dean reminded us of working with our dads, thanks 😁
That Fury looks great.
Got my calendar Friday. Looks great! Well done. I've already hung it up.
Thar's great to hear, Gary...Cheers!
The paint job looks great on Myles' Fury. Nice rad repair! The French car culture has been picking up lately. Only other car engine I think that may be worse is the late model Honda's before they went to fuel injection. They held onto those carbs just a little too long in the mid 80's, and the amount of vacuum lines is amazing and defeating at the same time. I know a few people that converted them over to fuel injection or engine swapped them to keep the cars going.
Thank you, awesome show! Excellent cold starts and driveway scenes of the Plymouth and the Edsel. I do fondly remember earlier Cold War Motors "carbon fooprint" seasonal footage 😄 Greatly appreciated, cool R5 progress! Thanks all ❤
Myles's Plymouth looks great. Going to be cool with all the chrome is back on. A real Plymouth episode. The Renault is such a cool little car!! Thanks for sharing.
Nice to see Dean driving the Edsel.
American cars got rid of that terminal strip under the hood in 1958! Good job Scott!
Good 👍 old blue 💙 60 is still running lovely 😍
I enjoyed seeing Dean pulling out the 66 Plymouth fury. You men worked hard to get that knocked out. Glad to see your get the Radiator fix it needed. With cold weather coming.That Renault was playing hard to get. Dean is excited. Love the Edsel. Thanks for sharing!
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