Will it Run? Episode 21: 1941 Plymouth! Part 2 of 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2017
- Hey! We're back with Part 2 of our very old, very cold start Plymouth project! This time we'll finish putting the engine together and start cranking and seeing if it'll go...
This Plymouth hasn't run in over 50 years, so we are looking forward to seeing if it is still able to run.
Thanks again to everyone who subscribed to our channel, and thanks for all of your "likes" and comments and questions... I will answer as many as I can!
All the very best from myself and Stella and the rest of the guys that help out on these vids just for the hell of it.
Cheers! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
The guys from Hemmings are gonna love this mint condition classic! LOL!
Haha yeah!
Thanks for the video, ill on a Monday and I attend school tomorrow, so I appreacate the video. Cheers.
You guys are certifiably insane. Wish I was there.
Really is remarkable how something that old with a factory defective carb has probably never even run as smooth as it does now.
One viewer suggested that the carb had been replaced with a different one from an industrial engine, I think he is right. I am very happy with how smoothly the engine runs now! Cheers...
It was deja-vu all over again. Watching the crank-with-backfire I was transported back to the 60s. My dad had a '55 Plymouth and had removed the distributor for some reason. Put it back 180 out, got the same results. My teenage self thought about it and deduced what must have happened. I reconnected the plug wires and *voila* it started right up. Thanks for the memory!
AC 45s man that brings back memories of the ol auto parts store. Life is shit! Nothing better than hanging out with your buddies on a Saturday night. Tossin back a few and wrenchin on an old classic.
Right? A pretty good way to spend the evening, for sure...
I love seeing these types of cars come to life!
I thoroughly enjoy all your videos, but this episode was the exact reason why I sub'ed to this channel. I LOL so many times. The running commentary was priceless. Keep it up!
-A
Totally agree. This episode is the best of the bunch -- and there are plenty of others I loved too. Kudos to all personnel involved. I laughed my ass off. .
The Plymouth once trusty,
With starter so crusty,
And fuel long since musty,
Lay years dank and dusty,
When it's pistons so rusty,
Sang again with the lusty
Tune of her engine so strong
Nicely! All the best from everyone here at CWMC...
I have a 50 GMC and the motor was buried under grease, looked like hell complete with 3 different plug manufacturer's and shitty wires. An old mechanic friend came over, tested the coil and boom. Started it right up and sat there and purred. I couldn't believe it. There's something to be said of those old motors. They truly were great. Raise a glass to the cars of yesteryear and save as many of them that you can. Cars today are nothing compared to these beauties. Great video you guys as always, thank you for bringing us along. 👍👍👍
Fuckin Awesome Guys!!! Takes me back to the 80s,I bought a 49 Dodge panel van Dog house off a farmer for 100 bucks..only had 2 spark plugs,the hood was open for 30 years,the whole engine was covered with pine needles..Cleaned her up,replaced the spark plugs,..It started the 2nd try!! The water pump was toast..Was driving around that night!!
Yeah, these old Chrysler sixes are just sweeties! Almost indestructible... just not fast enough to keep up by the late 50s, so they went away pretty quickly. Too bad; I bet a lot of them were driven to the junkyard.Thanks for the note and for watching this stuff!
Love these videos! You are some very lucky men.
Well done guys ! Team work at it's very best ! :)
Best part about old stuff is it can be fixed. You can go through it like that starter and fluff it up bit and make it right again.
Awesome!!! I love seeing these engines run after so many years! The atmosphere in the shop with the buddies can't be beat either! What a good time.
Hey, thanks for saying so and for checkiing it out... Part 3 coming up soon here...
The forty-one is turning over
From fifty years in ice and clover.
So far we ain’t had naught but fun,
Ain’t killed him yet, but we ain’t done.
UP
Im really pleased with how often this channel is uploading, normally I find these awesome little channels too late.
Austin L. Same here! Love watchin these guys! Cant find any of these old gems in the US anymore. lol!
Austin L
I didn't realize this was a new video... and just spent 5 minutes looking for part 3! LOL
I had to go thru the same thing when I got my 65 Fury. She had sat in a barn since 1973. Went thru all the same stuff you did. The old 41 is looking good! Keep it up!
Thanks for checking it out! Part 3 very soon here...
Heh good stuff, glad to see that thing run. *:-)*
Love to watch your videos. Takes me back to the simpler times when i was able to work on my own cars. Keep up the good work and the sarcastic comments! Would love to see an Oldsmobile, Buick, or Old Caddy in these. Great job guys!
Always enjoy watching you bring one back from the edge of eternity great video
I'd pay to watch this crap!
Love you guys!
Same here haha XD
The same here... And this project is awesome... we literally take part to the action ...What a show !
Same I love old mopars
I really enjoyed watching this! Congratz on another stunning victory!! Great stuff as always! Thanks!
Hey, thanks for saying so and for continuing to watch this stuff... Cheers!
Love it when y'all get one of these old cars running! Very cool! Looking forward to part 3.
I'm with Kelly Finney on this - I would pay to watch it. This is one of my most favorite YT channels. Cheers to you Scott an crew!
Hey, thanks for saying so! Cheers from me and Stella...
Splendid as always and a brief but worthwhile counterpoint to an increasingly troubling world.
Hey, thanks for the note and for saying so... more soon!
It never gets old seeing something abandon come to life again! Can't wait to see the next episode!
Wish i lived by you guys,id be right there with you! Living the dream!
Looks like more good times well spent working on old iron. Entertaining and inspiring as always.
I like your gravity fed "IV" fuel line to the carburetor. Decades ago when I was a motorcycle mechanic I rebuilt an old Honda 305 Superhawk engine. Some how I got the overhead camshaft off by one tooth. Well..............the engine ran a little but backfired horribly though the carburetors. I had to remove the engine AGAIN and remove the top end and reset the cam chain sprocket. I put it all back together and the thing started up and ran like a sewing machine! I learned a very valuable lesson to take extra care when placing the cam in the correct position on a over head valved engine. I love this video because when I saw that little backfire from the carb, I knew that the distributer was way off. Great video guys, and the next time Stella wants to play ball oblige her and have some fun!
Thanks for the note... Yeah, I learned everything by doing it wrong the first time, too! Haha cheers...
I recently purchased a '56 Olds 88 with the original 324 in it after it had sat for many years (it comes with BC plates from 1986). The oil in it was like tar, and the gas in the tank is probably as useless as piss by now. We changed the oil and filter and ran a line from a five-gallon gas can with fresh high-test to the fuel pump and it started right up and ran as smooth as silk.
Love the "Will it Run?" series. Great job. You are living my dream!
Hey, thanks for watching them, cheers!
I saw one of these go for $38,500 on auction, same year and engine. If you guys could get this restored you could get some serious money for it. Cheers from Michigan 🍷🍷🍷
by far my favourite inspirational lifestyle channel :)
"We're another kind of lifestyle channel," LOL. Wait... what does this say about me? I spent the weekend watching almost all your videos. You guys know how to live. Nothing better than reviving the dead while high.
Haha thanks for watching this stuff, cheers!
It doesn't get any better than that. Great great job guys. 😁
coldwarmotors Love the Car Project, and Love Stella! Can Hardly wait to hear it start takes me back to pulling an old 1950 Chevy Pickup out of a field that sat for at least 10 years. Got It started and boy did it smoke, but I did the crank and re shimmed the old 216 cu six. It was a 3 window cab and drove it 10 years. Paid $50. for it. Had about $200. in it. This is what I love about old cars you can bring them back. When new ones die today they are just one thing junk!
Wooow....good job guys...this relic is actually running...;)
This is quite possibly the best you tube channel out there!! Awesome job guys!!
Hey, thanks for saying so and checking out the vids... Cheers.
awesome love your channel and Stella too !
Awesome, can't wait to see this bad boy rolling again!
Great job Scott and crew.
It's nice to see Friends having a blast, just hanging,doing stuff. And a treat for STELLA.Great video to all the Agents 303 202 101, 50 40, Keep the video coming Thanks again. "same old shit" love that line.
Hey, thanks for the note and for watching this stuff... Part 3 soon!
Dean!!!!! Dean!!!! that's OK Dean's our favorite agent^__^ He's a fun drunk ain't he ah! Thanks for all the great work!!!
Another old Mopar awakened from a deep sleep, and on a budget, too! Great job!
Great video as usual .That engine sounded great for not having run since 64 ...the year i was born , no bad rattles so must be good oil pressure ..Can't wait for part three best of luck....
You're teasing us. For the love of God, please upload Part 3. Great episode and thanks as always for sharing
Haha, part 3 coming in a couple days here... cheers!
Glad another old lady breathes back to life! Congrats!! I wish I had a group of buddies that would hang around with me until 3 in the morning working on any project. But that is the awesome thing about your channel! Thanks for the update. -Nick.
she's a runner , good job
Good job guys. Keep on the good work and have a good day! Cheers!
Those flatheads are so much fun, I had a 47 Pontiac chief 8 cylinder original flathead, only problem I had once, the gasket burned a split between two cylinders and noticed lost power so I removed the head resurfaced it and put in a new gasket, that Pontiac was my favorite car it ran for a long time till I gave it to my brother it’s been sitting for years.
Love the show and the cars. I own a 41 Plymouth exactly like yours. Mine sat in a barn from 1973 until 2015. They are such cool cars. I just subscribed to your channel and am binge watching the videos. You guys are great. Love the humor. It's like I'm in the room the way you guys film it. Keep us posted on part 3 of this 41. Mine is a daily driver so I'm glued to this. Cheers from NY!
Hey, thanks for the note and for checking out the videos; always a treat to hear from anyone who likes this kind of thing, and especially another 41 Plymouth owner! Cheers from Alberta!
This is so much better then all those "fake" car restore reality TV shows... Keep up the good work!
Hey, thanks for the note and for saying so...more junker mayhem on the way soon!
Love seeing the old stuff working again. I have a bunch of Saskatchewan license plates from the 30's on up if you're interested. Keep bringing the classics back to life!
Will do! Thanks for checking it out...
Great job Scott - love hearing that old flat six run!
Nice job!! Flatheads are forgiving, low compression right outta the factory and fat rings for the taxi-drivers. Those farmers were probably running 50/50 oil/kerosene in the crank case during the winter so the 6V would start (plus a hill).
Those flathead 6 Chrysler motors were indestructable...I'm not surprised that she started with some cleaning and elbow grease!!! :-)
Aww, yeah-that's the result of hard work & dedication! That 6 will sound even better w/a straight pipe. Congrats!
One of my favorite channels! My Diesel dog loves the Stella cut-away's! LOL!! Keep em coming!
I love ur videos u make me laugh and learn about old cars I'm from tn so would be cool to see cars like that where I live
Congrats in another great job!
1941 4 Door Plymouth first car I remember my parents owning . Early Fifties can remember changing thermostat with my Dad was probably all of 6 or 7 . Never sure what you guys are going to do but always entertaining.
Good job gang...love seeing old cars brought back to life!!!
Awesome video, as always!! Lots of fun! Thanks! Cheers from Buenos Aires, Argentina!
Hey, thanks! All the best from Canada...
Dean's jubalent enthusiasm is as fun as the car starting up!
This is awesome to watch you guys! Great work!!
Hey thanks so much for saying so and for continuing to endorse this kind of thing... Cheers!
Great job guys like always that's what I call living life bring old cars back to life and hanging with buddy God bless you all eat sleep and gasoline
Awesome work guys!
Nice 60's fumes at start up. don't get any better then that !
Mmmm, the smell was great...
:)
You guys crack me up. Great videos.
Hey, thanks for watching them... Cheers from everyone who helps out on these.
I love this channel! You guys are great
Great work guys!
Amazing, can't wait to see the video of this 41 Plymouth being driven down the road. Well done indeed.
Coming up soon here; still finishing the editing... Cheers!
It’s good to see you guys having a great time together saving good American cars from the crusher and putting some plant food into the atmosphere,keep up the good work kind regards from Richard in New Zealand
I love the face on this car.
Saved another one with a little TLC and a few beers, etc. That is awesome.
Who needs Wheeler Dealers when we have Will it run on the CWM channel :)
That was awesome. Can't wait for part 3.
This was so awesome I think I'll have a beer Too!
Great show!!!
Great as always gentlemen :)
Very well done again. Sounds great. I definitely like 6cyl inline engines much more than V8's.
Just cracked open a beer to celebrate the engine starting. Please continue as I could do with another beer. UK Philip.
Cheers to that! More soon here; still editing the last part...
Looking good!
you guys have WAY too much fun!
Yes, yes we do, haha...Cheers.
That is so freaking cool love the old car 👍
awesome!!!!! my birthday today and this made my night watching this , good job guys!!!!!!!!
Hey, thanks for checking it out; all the best from me and my girl Stel...
This Guy is like the Hunter S Thompson of Engineering. ;0) Genius
Looking forward to seeing part 3!
Great stuff guys :~)
It's a great moment getting 'em running after many years. Congratulations! It sounds like it's quite a decent motor too!
Right? My favorite part, too... I'm actually quite impressed at how well this one is running, and it seems to be in pretty good shape internally, too, with decent oil pressure and no ominous sounds from inside... All the best from everyone here!
I was interested to see your starter apart with the foot powered engagement. I once owned a 39 DeSoto, though it was really a Plymouth rebadged and re-grilled for our local market. You know the story there. Anyway, mine had a solenoid engaged starter for the simple reason that the driver in my part of the world sits on the other side. I love your videos - if ever I can return the favour by offering you hospitality in Australia, just yell out. Lots of people on Facebook share my name, but I'm the one playing the accordion!
And another thought too. I'd have bet good money that an engine like that would have had at least one and possibly more stuck valves. Maybe the reason it didn't was the sooty oily shittiness caused by the carburettor?
Your vids just get better.. Love it.. ( hi Stella )...
Thanks, and thanks for watching them! Hi from Stel...
That's AWESOME!!!! Wish I was there having some of that fun!! Please don't pay any attention to that guy with the 383 idea!! That little baby already "purrs". Hey, I ran across a guy who sells starter rebuild kits on-line. He's in Canton Ohio. Let me know if you want his info. Quite reasonable and he's nice to work with. Can't wait to see how this progresses and motors down the road. ;o)
IT'S ALIVE !!!! . Think of how many of these old cars that are no longer in this form . for all we know the beer cans may have been a radiator from a 41 Plymouth ? nice job Agents . Ray in Pa U.S.A.
Aawesome, love your videos. From Ontario.
Thanks for checking them out, cheers!
Love this channel
Congratulations 🍾
good fun fellas ,,
great video!
amazing rebirth these cars! congrats