I watch a lot of TH-cam channels. You are by far the realest, hardest working, most honest, truthful, humble person out there. You have a lot to be proud of. May God bless you in your new home.
For the longest time I felt you were just doing this just for the sake of putting out videos and making money from them, but after listening to the end of this video it's clear I misjudged you, I can see now that the hustle is not born from greed but by the great desire to just do better. Keep pushing Randy, great respect for sharing your life story . Love from Barbados.
Get that white truck running enough so you can pull that nice new trailer away from the front and down along side of your building...the way that trailer is sitting its almost like you are advertising it FOR STEAL!!!
Easier to drop both the subframes then transfer the motor/trans to the good one and reinstall the good one... It's kinda a PITA to pull it from the top. Rebolt the empty sub in to be able to move it. BEEN THERE, DONE THAT!!!
@@timlincoln2246 An Angle grinder is almost always better than a sawzall, at least in situations where you can use an angel grinder. Perhaps I should suggest this as a test to Project Farm.
Congrats on the new house, saw it on Instagram. I’d drop the subframe on the blue one and then swap the motor to the other subframe. Either way, can’t wait.
Gidday, you are the hardest working youtuber out there. Your building is crying to have a drive through out the rear. You get a lot of house for your money in your area. Your new house costs $230k AU. That would buy the land only in most places in Australia.
WOW nice of your land lord allowing you to move cars to his place. Safety first there, ear plugs and gloves. You still could drop the whole sub frame remove the engine from the sub frame and then put the sub frame back in. Hey I grew up in several trailer parks. My father did not cheat but it was always greener on the other side of the hill so we were always looking for the other side of the hill.
Cut the cv joints with the sawsall so the wheels stay on to move the car and remove the bar in the front connected to the subframe will give you more room. Good work man. 👍
I owned a shop in Michigan for 40 yrs. and scrapped and reassembled cars ---TIP: save all bolts and clips and undamaged parts and put all the damaged parts way out of the way! Don't leave one good screw on the pulled junk (That hardware pile will save your butt on future cars!) The good spare parts removed put out of the way if they aren't going on this car! Salvage everthing the Wiper blades to shift knob and little relays and switches They are valuable on future fixes or you can trade parts (Let Weird Beard see the stash you will create) Good luck Randy REMEMBER to save all parts from that parts car!
Hey randy I did something similar, It was on a Cruze with the 1.4 turbo, similar to what you are doing, (we took the engine out the top) I recommend you use jacks and lower the entire sub frame it will be easier. Also recommendation get Mitchel / All data they might be expensive but they are worth it
Wow, Randy, you got a good deal on your house. That's a $500K house in Austin, TX. I know you're leasing, not buying but that's a big step up from your current location. Thanks for sharing your story about your background. God bless you and I hope you have great success in your life.
Good on you brotha. I have the same background as you. When you get your mind right you come up. If you dont come up you arent really trying. You right though you do appreciate what you work hard for and what you get. Keep up on the hard work. You're doing great man.
Like someone else mentioned, I would recommend that you drop the entire subframe from both cars, and then put the good engine/trans with the good subframe. I pulled an engine out of a 2015 Focus the top way, and it was miserable. It would have been much easier to drop the subframe on the first place.
Congrats on the house bro I hope you and your wife have a great future and I hope you having this house you can make more content and make your videos just that much better because your videos are dope
Randy. if we sent you some patrol cars would you please put some lights on them that means the flashing lights that means the spotlights? all the details we will pay for parts and labor. Maybe this is something that you could add on to your videos.
Drop the sub frame and change engine is the easiest option. Either way, front suspension will require to be worked as you will have to take the driveshafts out. Least if you drop the subfames, easier to swap bits in a workable environment 😉
Amen to the last part man I'm the same way love ur videos keep em coming and keep ur chin up and keep on keeping on climbing u will soon be where u want to be
Randy, please words of advice (TH-cam comments privilege lol) 1. Eye protection! Those thousands of pretty orange sparks are molten steel. Not eyeball compatible. 2. Gloves good idea (you already noticed why!) 3. Ear protection, especially with grinder 4. Don't push so hard on the grinder, let the disc do the work. 5. Those hose clips have a small hole on the clip you put a small screwdriver in, bend it back slightly and it'll pop right off! Good luck with everything though, done plenty of engine replacements over the years, and no longer want to do any more :-)
It's not a full subframe setup so the main engine and gearbox mounts are probably on the body not the subfame, apart from the engine steady mount at the bottom, would take engine and gearbox out first, hopefully the rear cast aluminum subframe is fine and just the box section is bent👍
Quick tip make it easier for you take those damaged fenders off and inner fenders put that way from the top as bad as that subframes crinkled I wouldn't even try to pull that thing
Forget all the other distractions 'IE' the city ,leaks,and foliage and focus on saving cars ,it's great for the environment,every car you save is 1 less that has to be manufactured.
On that truck Randy the Idle Air Control solenoid is exactly as it sounds, it's a little magnetic solenoid that opens a little flapper that controls the idle. They are notorious for gumming up with deposits and get stuck open causing the vehicle to stall/run like shit. Remove it and blast that sucker with throttle body cleaner and it should work fine again. Disconnect the battery when doing this because some of them have a little "computer" in them that can send a kill signal to the ECM (had this happen on a 2000 Maxima). Hope you get it fixed!
Hi Randy, I really enjoy every video you post. Just want to recommend you to start using protection for your hands, eyes and ears. Do you have a website for selling your cars?
Great news on your new house Randy and that you have sorted the council problem for now ; Ps almost didn't recognise you without your leather jacket also Ray Bans are Not Safety Glasses 😎😎😎😎 Just sayin 😉
Isn't it amazing how things work out. I'd still do a trench or something to keep the rain out, especially with your landlord helping you out like that. I'm sure he'd appreciate it. You really don't want to deal with that water in there. If I was close I'd do it for you. I remember when I was working for a contractor where 2 guys took pretty much all day to clean out about 50' or so for a sidewalk. I did one the same size and it might have taken me an hour or so. A pick axe works great. If you don't have one, maybe your landlord does. I can't help you with the engine though, just not familiar with that. Thanks for sharing. Should meet with an official just to see, And like someone said, don't leave that trailer out there. Even with the wheel lock, someone could probably just hoist it up on another trailer and be gone. I lost an $900 bicycle because I figured I'd just be in the store for a few minutes and was too lazy to put the $30 lock I had on it. It was gone when I came out. I know who took it because there was a guy across the road by a bicycle and when I came out, he was gone but his bike was still there. I was in Wichita, Kansas, on my ride from east ny. I was ready to go back home anyway but sucked losing the bike it was, I believe a Trek 525, 21 speed with the gear changer on the end of the handles. Really nice and a dark forest green. And then a about 5 yrs ago I had another road bike I had put a couple hundred dollars in and I had a chain with a locked padlock, so I couldn't really lock it but I'd wrap it around something to make it look locked. The one time I did it, it was gone because, again I was too lazy to make it look like it was locked. Now with my '88 Raleigh Technum Tri-lite I just rebuilt I make sure its locked. Such is life, lol. Thanks for sharing. Nice you got a sponsor. I believe we get what we give.
I wish I had a project like this to work on, so miss doing this kind of work Liked vid, HOA OMG, my advice, stay away from them, they are so pushy n the rules, geez!! Goodluck
godbless you sir wish you well and new home and all hard work pays off and wee will always hit brick walls on ocassions but theres always ways to get over the wall , take care
Think how the factory did it - out the bottom (or rather in from the bottom). So I would take the wheels off, drop the car down, block the engine / subframe / suspension on the floor and using your car lift raise the body off the whole damn lot. Lift out the engine etc and then drop the body down back on the subframe. Doesn't matter if all the bolts don't fit as its a scrapper anyway. Nice back story Randy. Some of us share your experiences. Well done mate.
No gloves. No eye protection. No ear protection. Wtf Randy and where's Tim been? Lol Looking forward to seeing how this progresses but be safe dammit! Congrats too the new house!
You could do what I do. Every time I buy a junk car, I put fake license plates on them and cover the car in either mud or snow, just enough to cover any registration sticker location. That way unless they run the VIN or the license plate, they'll never spot the fake.
Turn it around put it on the hoist drop the engine out roll it away lift the car back up reverse you trailer underneath use some bocks off wood in between car n trailer job done ,congratulations on the new house and good luck with the local government
I have a question. If i purchase a car with hail damage and a salvage certificate and theres no damage except cosmetic howuch of a process is involved to register it?
Thanks for making this video ! 😁 it's been a long time since I got to watch a monkey f*** a football ! 👍😎 Harbor Freight sells a Sawzall for $15 and the amazing thing, it plugs in so you don't have to wait for the battery to charge ! If it blows up you're only out fifteen bucks ! 🤔😁👍
I watch a lot of TH-cam channels. You are by far the realest, hardest working, most honest, truthful, humble person out there. You have a lot to be proud of. May God bless you in your new home.
Man Randy your a good dude man your talk at the end really registered to me!! You are honest just a good person all around!!!
For the longest time I felt you were just doing this just for the sake of putting out videos and making money from them, but after listening to the end of this video it's clear I misjudged you, I can see now that the hustle is not born from greed but by the great desire to just do better. Keep pushing Randy, great respect for sharing your life story . Love from Barbados.
Get that white truck running enough so you can pull that nice new trailer away from the front and down along side of your building...the way that trailer is sitting its almost like you are advertising it FOR STEAL!!!
bill nalder the red 2500 was a much better truck.
Easier to drop both the subframes then transfer the motor/trans to the good one and reinstall the good one... It's kinda a PITA to pull it from the top. Rebolt the empty sub in to be able to move it. BEEN THERE, DONE THAT!!!
i finding it funny that he went the hard way of getting the hood open
I'd have just cut the bolts off the inside of the first hole he cut would have been a lot easier lol
@@Jstro14 i would have done the same
Exactly!!
Just for fun did you try the hood release
@@timlincoln2246 An Angle grinder is almost always better than a sawzall, at least in situations where you can use an angel grinder. Perhaps I should suggest this as a test to Project Farm.
congratulations on the new house, you deserve the best Randy. you're such an honest and good person. hope you 'll be able tackle all that hassle soon.
I love you Randy and your honesty! You’re a real person, nothing phony about you! I’m very happy for you, CONGRATULATIONS!🍾🎊🎈🎉 Joanne
Congrats on the new house, saw it on Instagram. I’d drop the subframe on the blue one and then swap the motor to the other subframe. Either way, can’t wait.
Congrats on the new house
No gloves or safety glasses 🤦🏼♂️
Amateur
Gidday, you are the hardest working youtuber out there. Your building is crying to have a drive through out the rear. You get a lot of house for your money in your area. Your new house costs $230k AU. That would buy the land only in most places in Australia.
WOW nice of your land lord allowing you to move cars to his place. Safety first there, ear plugs and gloves. You still could drop the whole sub frame remove the engine from the sub frame and then put the sub frame back in. Hey I grew up in several trailer parks. My father did not cheat but it was always greener on the other side of the hill so we were always looking for the other side of the hill.
Cut the cv joints with the sawsall so the wheels stay on to move the car and remove the bar in the front connected to the subframe will give you more room. Good work man. 👍
I owned a shop in Michigan for 40 yrs. and scrapped and reassembled cars ---TIP: save all bolts and clips and undamaged parts and put all the damaged parts way out of the way! Don't leave one good screw on the pulled junk (That hardware pile will save your butt on future cars!) The good spare parts removed put out of the way if they aren't going on this car! Salvage everthing the Wiper blades to shift knob and little relays and switches They are valuable on future fixes or you can trade parts (Let Weird Beard see the stash you will create) Good luck Randy REMEMBER to save all parts from that parts car!
Hey randy I did something similar, It was on a Cruze with the 1.4 turbo, similar to what you are doing, (we took the engine out the top) I recommend you use jacks and lower the entire sub frame it will be easier. Also recommendation get Mitchel / All data they might be expensive but they are worth it
Wow, Randy, you got a good deal on your house. That's a $500K house in Austin, TX. I know you're leasing, not buying but that's a big step up from your current location. Thanks for sharing your story about your background. God bless you and I hope you have great success in your life.
I would have just unbolted the hood latch once you cut the skin. But that just me.
I have a new respect for u after u have shared with us . God Bless...Rock ON .
Glad things are getting better for you and your family and keep up the good work
Nailed it, your sentiment is perfect.
Good on you brotha. I have the same background as you. When you get your mind right you come up. If you dont come up you arent really trying. You right though you do appreciate what you work hard for and what you get. Keep up on the hard work. You're doing great man.
Big score with the landlord. Great news
Randy love the honesty in your videos and keep up the awesome work 👍👍👍👍
You're an amazing person Randy, thank you for the inspiration!
Like someone else mentioned, I would recommend that you drop the entire subframe from both cars, and then put the good engine/trans with the good subframe. I pulled an engine out of a 2015 Focus the top way, and it was miserable. It would have been much easier to drop the subframe on the first place.
u may have been brought up in a trailer park but you got 154 thousand friends
Congrats on the house bro I hope you and your wife have a great future and I hope you having this house you can make more content and make your videos just that much better because your videos are dope
God bless u man...take care.
Randy. if we sent you some patrol cars would you please put some lights on them that means the flashing lights that means the spotlights? all the details we will pay for parts and labor. Maybe this is something that you could add on to your videos.
Shoot me an email with more details please at autoauctionrebuilds@gmail.com
This video made my day! Old skool Rebuild!
Keep the content Randy! Love it!
congrats on the new house! I really hope living in an HOA neighborhood works out ok.
Quick! Grab your trash cans before the curb nazis come taping paper to your door again.
Drop the sub frame and change engine is the easiest option. Either way, front suspension will require to be worked as you will have to take the driveshafts out. Least if you drop the subfames, easier to swap bits in a workable environment 😉
Amen to the last part man I'm the same way love ur videos keep em coming and keep ur chin up and keep on keeping on climbing u will soon be where u want to be
Randy, please words of advice (TH-cam comments privilege lol) 1. Eye protection! Those thousands of pretty orange sparks are molten steel. Not eyeball compatible. 2. Gloves good idea (you already noticed why!) 3. Ear protection, especially with grinder 4. Don't push so hard on the grinder, let the disc do the work. 5. Those hose clips have a small hole on the clip you put a small screwdriver in, bend it back slightly and it'll pop right off! Good luck with everything though, done plenty of engine replacements over the years, and no longer want to do any more :-)
Hey Randy! Make a dolley from a strong pallet and all direction large wheels. Go get a plaster.
God bless you Randy. You are an amazing person bro
It's not a full subframe setup so the main engine and gearbox mounts are probably on the body not the subfame, apart from the engine steady mount at the bottom, would take engine and gearbox out first, hopefully the rear cast aluminum subframe is fine and just the box section is bent👍
Good thing happen to good people god bless you man. Keep up the great work you do 👍
hats off to u sir hope u grow more
Congrats, things are looking up for you!
Quick tip make it easier for you take those damaged fenders off and inner fenders put that way from the top as bad as that subframes crinkled I wouldn't even try to pull that thing
Forget all the other distractions 'IE' the city ,leaks,and foliage and focus on saving cars ,it's great for the environment,every car you save is 1 less that has to be manufactured.
On that truck Randy the Idle Air Control solenoid is exactly as it sounds, it's a little magnetic solenoid that opens a little flapper that controls the idle. They are notorious for gumming up with deposits and get stuck open causing the vehicle to stall/run like shit. Remove it and blast that sucker with throttle body cleaner and it should work fine again. Disconnect the battery when doing this because some of them have a little "computer" in them that can send a kill signal to the ECM (had this happen on a 2000 Maxima). Hope you get it fixed!
GREAT JOB ON THE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE RANDY!!!!!
Glad to here your landlord will help you out with parking.
Hi Randy, I really enjoy every video you post. Just want to recommend you to start using protection for your hands, eyes and ears. Do you have a website for selling your cars?
Great news on your new house Randy and that you have sorted the council problem for now ; Ps almost didn't recognise you without your leather jacket also Ray Bans are Not Safety Glasses 😎😎😎😎 Just sayin 😉
Mentions the important gloves next scene no gloves or safety glasses. Yikes!
Indeed , id hate to see him injured because of a lack of PPE .
Loved this video. Good man Randy!
Isn't it amazing how things work out. I'd still do a trench or something to keep the rain out, especially with your landlord helping you out like that. I'm sure he'd appreciate it. You really don't want to deal with that water in there. If I was close I'd do it for you. I remember when I was working for a contractor where 2 guys took pretty much all day to clean out about 50' or so for a sidewalk. I did one the same size and it might have taken me an hour or so. A pick axe works great. If you don't have one, maybe your landlord does. I can't help you with the engine though, just not familiar with that. Thanks for sharing. Should meet with an official just to see, And like someone said, don't leave that trailer out there. Even with the wheel lock, someone could probably just hoist it up on another trailer and be gone. I lost an $900 bicycle because I figured I'd just be in the store for a few minutes and was too lazy to put the $30 lock I had on it. It was gone when I came out. I know who took it because there was a guy across the road by a bicycle and when I came out, he was gone but his bike was still there. I was in Wichita, Kansas, on my ride from east ny. I was ready to go back home anyway but sucked losing the bike it was, I believe a Trek 525, 21 speed with the gear changer on the end of the handles. Really nice and a dark forest green. And then a about 5 yrs ago I had another road bike I had put a couple hundred dollars in and I had a chain with a locked padlock, so I couldn't really lock it but I'd wrap it around something to make it look locked. The one time I did it, it was gone because, again I was too lazy to make it look like it was locked. Now with my '88 Raleigh Technum Tri-lite I just rebuilt I make sure its locked. Such is life, lol. Thanks for sharing. Nice you got a sponsor. I believe we get what we give.
Wtg Randy and congrats on move!!! And shop
Randy I just looked at that code for the your truck code 36 if that's what you got is a mass air sensor code electrical circuit error
Come on, Randy! You know better than that. Gloves!
Glasses and earbuds
@@maxim430I would have worn a breather when using the angle grinder too.
great work Randy keep up man you can do it
Love this channel. Randy u rock
you know what to do dont need advice keep moving your doing ok bud
I wish I had a project like this to work on, so miss doing this kind of work Liked vid, HOA OMG, my advice, stay away from them, they are so pushy n the rules, geez!! Goodluck
godbless you sir wish you well and new home and all hard work pays off and wee will always hit brick walls on ocassions but theres always ways to get over the wall , take care
You should have kept the red chevy. Maybe you can do a fast efii fuel injection system
Randy ... I am new to your channel. Good stuff. Keep it up! Peace ✌️
Think how the factory did it - out the bottom (or rather in from the bottom). So I would take the wheels off, drop the car down, block the engine / subframe / suspension on the floor and using your car lift raise the body off the whole damn lot. Lift out the engine etc and then drop the body down back on the subframe. Doesn't matter if all the bolts don't fit as its a scrapper anyway.
Nice back story Randy. Some of us share your experiences. Well done mate.
No gloves. No eye protection. No ear protection. Wtf Randy and where's Tim been? Lol Looking forward to seeing how this progresses but be safe dammit! Congrats too the new house!
If you're saving the ECU make sure you save the cluster, and keys. Not exactly sure on Chrysler's what all is tied together for the immobilizer.
Randy take the axels out n pull the motor n trans together and put it in the other one it will save you a big head ache let me know god bless
Do you regret buying the white chevy truck and selling the red one for it. And why did this happen?
Mushroom Cap Genova Poor mans Hoovie
Looks a lot better. You should be proud of your effort!
Randy, why don’t you power wash the undercarriage of the gorgeous black Dart?
You could do what I do. Every time I buy a junk car, I put fake license plates on them and cover the car in either mud or snow, just enough to cover any registration sticker location. That way unless they run the VIN or the license plate, they'll never spot the fake.
Turn it around put it on the hoist drop the engine out roll it away lift the car back up reverse you trailer underneath use some bocks off wood in between car n trailer job done ,congratulations on the new house and good luck with the local government
My dad cheated on my wife 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍 smooth buddy
congrats randy
Randy go by some handbooks only use a hammer that big as a last resort and drop the subframe or you may regret it
Stoopid spell check
Hand tools
people are people brother!
Well good video to watch if you want to learn how to do everything the wrong way.
U been everywhere man 🎶🎶
what a blacksmith😂
You have my dream job.
gloves and protective glasses!!!
I have a question. If i purchase a car with hail damage and a salvage certificate and theres no damage except cosmetic howuch of a process is involved to register it?
No glove no love remember that .
randy my man go to harbor freight and buy a electric four and a half inch Grinder battery operated ones aren't worth a damn
Two bolts holding hood latch on. Cut those off you're in!
Gloves are good
Don't drop sub frame pull it on frame machine strait
Do not scrap the blue dart u till you finish the black one. Don't want to be in a position where u need a part but already got rid of the car.
Try to a cutting blade next time not a grinder fat one on edge i can tell by the sound scream buy a good sawzall with decent blades
I live near Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The one outside
Thanks for making this video ! 😁 it's been a long time since I got to watch a monkey f*** a football ! 👍😎 Harbor Freight sells a Sawzall for $15 and the amazing thing, it plugs in so you don't have to wait for the battery to charge ! If it blows up you're only out fifteen bucks ! 🤔😁👍
That portion of subframe is not tweeked it's wrecked
Keep on keep N on...you got heart man😎
Amazing words
Randy, the extrication wasn't going well. the patient expired
Hey Randy why dont you store the trailer inside at night leave the car up and back the trailer in lock it up!!!!
Nice one . Keep up the good work from romania.
I'm just asking, you are very influential, could you do a sub boost for mandy? If not I get it
Respect
You could have cut the two little nuts that were in the front when you first cut the hole open the hood would have come open
Randy, buy a first aid kit