STOCK TO STOCK CAR P1 - 1970s NASCAR Tribute Build - PART 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2022
- PART 1 OF (??) A guys going to build a street legal stock car! We're going to turn this 1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo into a mid 70's NASCAR tribute.
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Who else’s vocabulary has been changed drastically by watching VGG? I need to know I’m not alone.
I’ll be dipped!
It's mind bottling. You're not going to believe this, but my phone actually came up with bottling before I finished typing "mind"!
Now my head is about to explode!
I have adapted: AGGAHH-PSSST when I'm sniping' out a tough part. It's much more satisfying than, GET OUT OF THERE YOU LITTLE DEVIL.
Can a guy just get a honest answer
Dual pipolators
Best way to start a Friday night….With a fresh VGG episode!
Agreed 👍It's like watching you dukes of Hazzard when we were kids.And I got my cold snacks 😋
Yep !
Don`t forget the cold refreshments!!
Made my day!
Fact,best content on the you tube .
For an old guy like me, thank you for your videos cause we can't afford cable. And Wow how we car lovers ( Older Cars ) really enjoy seeing these grave gems come alive. Just proves that they were once built to last and not built out of plastic.
You are one in a million Derek. Many car shop channels out there but you put yours together from simple beginnings in your home garage (with blessings from the family of course). Others are obviously just kids with lots of dad's money to play games with. Anyone can just replace parts with Chinese flea-bay knockoffs to get an engine running, but it takes experience and mechanical know-how to do it the way you do with explanation to boot.. A real American.
Derek we absolutely love watching you do anything with cars or anything. Don't ever apologize for your videos, we are blessed to be able to go along with you guys for your journey. Also I wanted to thank you for thinking about the future and doing it the right way so you or someone else could put it back to stock because those cars are hard to find and even though I like some other shows you are the only one I see that actually cares about the history of your cars.
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I 2nd this
Rebuild the inside what app. Do you find the cars
True very true... don't ever apologize
Love this idea. I am still struggling what route to take with another NASCAR favorite. My 76 Laguna also with a 400sbc.
HELP ME UNDERSTAND how a guy finds the time with a build and a timeline like this to not only film, but edit and upload the content. We love ya Derek, and of course the rest of the family because we know you couldn't do it without their support too. Can't wait to see it done!
Thanks buddy
Clones.
Has to be clones.
@@joekasselman7358 Fact Check: FALSE - It is in fact not clones - Edward Snopes team
Bently must be workin' nights!
"Room for activities" best line ever! can't wait to see this project finished . BIG hello from Queensland Australia.
I’ve been putting off doing exactly what your doing with the rust repair on my truck. But now I think it’s time to get after it. Thanks for the motivation and confidence do it.
Finally, he's back with greatness lol.... freaking love this channel.
Me too
Same watched all the vids
Derek, you amaze me every time I watch one of your videos. I am an old car guy having started working for a Chevrolet dealer
in 1964. All of the cars you are working on are ones I grew up working on as new cars and I am so glad you are doing your best to bring these cars back to life. THANK YOU !!!!
One of two channels in my world, where you like the video first and then get a cold snack and start watching, knowing it will be good.
Keep another radiator handy. My cold case radiator lasted 3 weeks before a massive failure at the core and tank. Love the build!
This is a super exciting build. 70's and 80's era stock cars are my favorites. Can't wait for part 2! Thanks Derek!
I love this and I do NOT want to wait for part II.
Someone, PLEASE help me.
A feller would watch this any day of the week but this Friday night drop is hittin' this guy strong. Keep it up!!
I’d forgotten about this car. Had to go rewatch the original episode. What a great rig.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… this is the best automotive entertainment in the history of the Earth, and it keeps getting better!
I cannot get enough of VGG, keep these videos coming Derek! Hello from Canada
Hell yeah Canada 🇨🇦a feller cant help but love em even though he wouldn't let a guy enter his meet and wrench with a feller contest. Lol
@@InRustWeTrustcustoms yes that was disappointing!
Including Scotland!
It's always amazing to watch these cars become something other then a tree row ornament. This one's gonna be killer.
I love this era Monte Carlo. There are a father and son who both race these on Saturday nights in the Pure Stock Division at my local dirt track! This is great!
Because of you I took on salvaging a 1991 k1500 that was headed to the junkyard and I have rebuilt the motor and went through everything mechanically and I am starting on the interior and exterior now. Thank you for the inspiration and introducing me to something that I now love to do and will continue to do after I finish this truck I will be moving on to something else! Thank you for the videos and all the knowledge. You and your family are more to people than just a show you are role models and inspire people with what you do!
Looking good!! Can't wait to see "The Full Monte" complete!!! Thanks for taking us with you!!!
One of my all-time favorite generation of Chevy Monte Carlo, thank you, enjoy watching.
Thanks for the tips on installing patch panels! I’ve got a parts truck in my yard that I think I’m going to cut up and repair for some practice before starting on the car I actually care about
TN cracks me up with snow. I moved here from PA and snow wasn't a big deal. We move here and they call for snow and close down schools lol.
I have my battery set up the same way in my truck. All the aftermarket stuff is hooked to side posts. It does make it a lot nicer
Guess a guy can go ahead and like this IMMEDIATELY….👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I was having a downer of a day. Thank you for dropping this! Needed something good
Snow day here in Tennessee today so binge watching old VGG videos. Thanks for keeping me entertained.
Derek, I even get glued to your commercial. Thanks for the entertainment.
When I was 14 my oldest cousin turned 16, and our grandpa gave him his 1977 Monte Carlo as a birthday present. It didn’t run obviously and had mushrooms growing in the trunk (northwest Washington) but we were over the moon and had it running in a few days. It was baby blue with a white vynal top. White interior of the finest pleather with swivel bucket seats!!! Man we had a time in that car! I can’t even hear the name without smiling.
God Bless your friend Chad for being such a team player and helper. Got the toughest job to do but did it great. Thank you again Derek, your videos are the best.
Derek’s handwriting is the most under appreciated part of the channel. A guy moves his hand and script comes out.
Love this quick fly-on-the walk shoot and edit style, Derek mate. Less is more! Love what you're doing 👍
I’m not sure I could start my weekend without an episode from y’all. From a feller to a guy your doing great. Looking forward to more.
I love the reaction on friends face and casual laugh at when you guys finish the build talk in beginning. Nothing better than fellas getting together to turn wrenches.
Agreed
Love this 70’s NASCAR tribute build. Looking forward to seeing the next video.
Cannot WAIT to see the rest of this project and the races that are coming!
What a nice surprise. You've got me wrenching with a basic hobo freight toolkit yet again, thank you my man. Much love from my family to yours.
Best friend had one of these complete with New York State rust. Tommy loved it . Handicap controls for gas and brake, it would move good . It had a 350 in it. The hood was like 50 feet long .Rest in peace Tommy. Gone but never forgotten.
The race has begun before the race has begun! What a challenge, fantastic
Really enjoyed the style of this video, as much as the normal longer ones. Felt like I was along for the ride. Looking forward to part 2.
A guy has already pressed the like button before he even watches the video, just like every Friday.
So happy when a new video drops give this man a tv show
WOW! So glad this Montecarlo is getting some attention! Looking forward to the end result.
I’m grateful for whatever you post.
Quickly becoming my favourite YT channel, spent almost 15hours straight last weekend watching video after video, really enjoy what you do and how you explain things. Looking forward to see how this build turns out.
I think I speak for everyone here. We would watch a guy rebuild a unicycle if he recorded it.
🤣🤣 your not wrong, but..🤣🤣😂☠
Derek. My Mom had a 74 blue Monte Carlo with swivel bucket seats. A feller needs those seats to finish this thing off. Nice build!
Those O’Reilly Ads with Derek are Gold! 🔥
This awesome. I sure do miss my 76 montie. I am so excited you chose this car. Thank you for all your hard work
Your buddy is a sanding machine! God bless a man with patience.
Rip the paint with a thick flap disc and then paint with a shiny primer to grip the wrap! Love this one Derrick!
You're my hero sir! You're also a neighbor with your new relocation! Thank you for the great content as always!
My first car was a '74 Monte! Brings back some great memories!
Might want to build an outdoor attached enclosure for the air compressor. Insulate with batts to absorb as much sound as possible. Or even those fancy grey recording studio pyramid panels.
My friend had this exact ‘74 Monte…I remember helping him cut some of those same rusted panel sections off. Can’t wait to see this one brought around and wrapped!
When removing stubborn paint, never forget about the the option of aircraft paint stripper, saves a ton of time and easy to use! Keep up the hilarious videos!
We called it elephant snot back in the 80’s lol
@@farmguy3571 is that true? I know all about working with nasty chemicals....
You gotta be careful with that stuff. It works amazing but methylene chloride is very dangerous
They took the methylene chloride out of it years ago. It’s not nearly as powerful now.
@@Fritter70 Like the T(tri) S(sodium) P(phosphate), "TSP" they sell now, without any T, S, or P in it. The stuff sucks.
You got to make some covers for the headlights so when you're sitting at a track you can cover them and make it look more NASCAR authentic. This is going to be a cool project !!!
That would be an awesome detail to round out the package
This is awesome! Great job Derek and Chad! Iam in Efland NC and I am so glad you moved closer to me, can't wait for some get togethers!
You certainly aren't a man to shy a way from a big project. Keep up the great work Derek
Shifter? If it's a NASCAR tribute, it's gotta have a 4-speed!
Can’t wait to see how this rig turns out! The wheels gotta be nascar style with Goodyear tires to be a tribute car.
Thanks for your efforts Derek it’s really coming along.
Derek you are definitely one of my fav You Tube channels. I had a body shop for 20 years. Started out with rustorations, and then it became the largest shop in Western Delco with 11 full time. The point I wanted to get to was that I started doing 55-57 TBird restorations. I did the body end of thngs, and the company out of Exton did the rest. They were frame up. Couldn't tell it wasn't a brand new car when done. Okay, okay let me get to the simple point. In order to remove paint from a car the secret which equals very little work, and great results is to buy about 4 gallons of a good paint stripper. Mask off all of the seams around door, trunk, hood edges and don't purposely put stripper on the tape. Bury the car in stripper. Make it soaking wet. Walk away and let the stripper do all of the work. You can even use a plastic squeegee to remove the paint. Don't do any scraping; that's work. Put on another super wet coat. Let it sit. You'll know when it is time to remove it. You'll find the end result is totally bare metal. Clean it all off and then remove the tape from the door etc. seams, and use a DA with 80 grit and take that little rim of paint that was under the tape off. Bingo. Don't worry about using 80 grit because this is metal which resists the sand paper from digging in.
Next up you want to use metal etch liquid on the paint. All car manufaturer "pickle" the metal with acid so it will accept the paint, and also it dissolves the little tiny seeds of rust that are now all over the metal since those metal sandng dust particles are so sensitive to moisture that even the humidity in the air will turn them into seeds of rust. Cover it with primer and skip the acid treatment, and with a year or two you will have peeling paint, with a skim of rust on the metal. Use the acid and you can leave the metal hanging on a wall without any primer or paint and it won't rust. This comment is getting kind of long, and I have something else to share with you about all of this, so I will start a new comment.
What I am talking about here is doing up a car like you saw in the car show you just went to. Mind blowing quality, and thanks to these tips, it's not out of reach to do one. Sandblasting makes all of the difference. I saw that look in your eye when you got done seeing those cars. Love your channel just the way it is though. Your no holes barred approach to things encourages people in a positive way. Your incredible amount of knowledge helps too. :-)
Awesome build, this is going to be a fantastic series - those valve covers are sweet perfection for this project, hats off to the fan that sent them to Derek 👍
Putting those pieces in random orders is a great idea. I wish my beanie and "one in a million" shirt came with one. I would tack it to my toy box.
Great video as always!
Jou are just top class Derick. Just do what you do and we'll keeping watching.
Every video I watch I learn something new thanks Derek
Just what i need VGG vid thanx 😎Always The best builds !!!
Sweet a new episode of VGG.
Great idea, well executed. Another rig is saved from the crusher.
That things coming right back around!! Can't wait to grab a cold snack and watch the next part of this one
A fella is mighty excited for this one!
I can’t wait to see it wrapped! Very cool project, I’m really enjoying it! Thank you sir,
Solid gold bruh.
You had me with 1974 Monte Carlo….
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That commercial is awesome it just made my day seeing it I love everything you do with cars it's just amazing I hope to do a a bunch of stuff like it
One of my favorite channels, always entertaining and informative. You can't beat that. Looking forward to the next episode!
Great as always Derek! This video really inspires me to learn more paint and body repair skills. Now I just need a garage...
I'd change that chargerwhirler out right now. Easier to do in your shop instead of at the track. Moving to this new shop was absolutely the right move! Go where God leads you.
Looks like you have a lot of work ahead of you. Looking forward to seeing the car and meeting you at SICK WEEK.
super excited for this build!
Going to be a great looking rig when it’s all set, can’t wait to see it!
Yep..one of the many addicted to watching n listening to you having fun n pickin up new ideas..awesome..thanks
Fantastic job. I recently lost a son and I can't tell you how wise you are for including your family and friends on your various projects. Love your channel!
Reminds me a lot of the first car I had. 1975 Chevelle Malibu Classic. Nice cars, run forever.
Beautiful car Derrick thanks for sharing
Tnx for Entertaining me here in Germany, Hamburg for so long. Best Wishes 🍀🏆
Cool, I'm looking forward to 2022 with VGG.
Looks good. For those butt welds on the patch panels Fitzee has a very good technique that ensures a quick, tight fit.
LOVE the Monte carlo
Getting more and more murica In here lol 🤣
@@bentboybbz 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
A car I wanted when l was 16. Still never owned one. And now I'm 60.
I used to have one my father rebuilt, gave it to me when I turned 16. Loved it. Would do anything to get another one.
I am so glad to hear someone else use the word worser. I thought I was the only one ..thanks for making it real!!..
Love you channel
I owned a 1975 Monte Carlo Landau. It was black on black with a 350 auto. Great looking and fun to drive. Always got comments on how good it looked.
It's another cool VGG rig, looking forward to seeing it completed and the glorious burnouts and whatever else you decide to do with er!! Another enjoyable vgg video in the record books...check!
I was waiting for this one ! You pulled threw lol.
Through. And I agree! Love this car!
No need to explain. You are killing it!! You are out there 'Gettin It"! Great Content!!
Great stuff! Thanks for the wintertime entertainment!
We had a '77 Monte Carlo growing up. Maroon with white interior. It was a sweet land yacht.
I've had a few Monte Carlos as an adult. Too bad they stopped making them.
I had a 1970 in the late 80’s. It was a solid car & I still regret selling it.
To bad they stopped making real cars!!!!
No Monte Carlo has ever been a yacht. It's a mid-size car. An Olds 98 or Caddy Deville is a yacht.
Gm land yachts are the safest automobiles these new cars Shatter like light bulbs!
@@naughtmeenaym869 Or a 60 Buick Electric.
Always a good day when we get a new video
Love the way you talk and the way you say things lol
Spent the last couple of days in Coon Rapids for a funeral. Great place and great people, but damn glad to be home in Nebraska.
Bud, I’m loving this! Can’t wait till I get some time to do the same stuff to my builds! Love your content always!